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This document outlines the action plan of Kasiglahan Village Elementary School's Assistant Grade Leader for the 2020-2021 school year. It details three main objectives: professional development, curriculum development, and special projects/activities. For professional development, the Assistant Grade Leader will assist teachers by participating in conferences and meetings. For curriculum development, they will help kindergarten teachers and grade leaders with instructional and curriculum planning. Finally, for special projects, the Assistant Grade Leader will maintain accurate school forms and data by encoding education information into the Basic Education Information System.
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