This document is an enrollment and survey form containing sections for a learner's personal information, parent/guardian details, household capacity, and distance learning access. Section A requests school details like grade level, last school attended, and school ID. Section B covers student information such as name, birthdate, and special needs. Section C asks for parents'/guardians' names, education level, employment, and contact numbers. Section D inquires about household members studying, devices available, internet access, distance learning preferences, and challenges to learning remotely. The parent certifies the information is true and allows the education department to use the details.
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1. LEARNER ENROLLMENT AND SURVEY FORM
THIS FORM IS NOT FOR SALE
Instructions:
1. This enrollment surv ey shall be answered by the parent/guardian of the learner.
2. Please read the questions caref ully and f ill in all applicable spaces and write y our answers legibly in CAPITAL letters. For items not applicable, write N/A.
3. For questions/ clarif ications, please ask f or the assistance of the teacher/ person-in-charge.
A. GRADE LEVEL AND SCHOOL INFORMATION
A1. School Year - A2. Check the appropriate boxes only No LRN With LRN A3. Returning (Balik-Aral)
A4. Grade Level to enroll:
_______________________
A7. Last School Attended: A8. School ID:
____________________________________ ___________________
A11. School to enroll in: A12. School ID:
________________________________________ __________________
A5. Last grade level completed:
_______________________
A9. School Address:
___________________________________________________________
A13. School Address:
_______________________________________________________________
A6. Last school year completed:
_______________________
A10. School Type:
Public Private
FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ONLY:
A14. Semester (1st
/2nd
): A15. Track: A16. Strand (if any):
_______________________________ _______________________________________ _____________________________________________
B. STUDENT INFORMATION
B1. PSA Birth Certificate No. (if
available upon enrolment)
B2. Learner Reference
Number (LRN)
B3. LAST NAME
B4. FIRST NAME
B5. MIDDLE NAME
B6. EXTENSION NAME e.g. Jr., III (if applicable) __________________________________________________
B7. Date of Birth
(Month/Day/Year)
/ /
B8. Age B9. Sex Male Female
B10. Belonging to Indigenous Peoples (IP)
Community/Indigenous Cultural Community
Yes No
B11. If yes, please specify: ________________
B12. Mother Tongue: ____________________________________
B13. Religion: __________________________________________
For Learners with Special EducationNeeds
B14. Does the learner have specialeducation needs? (i.e. physical,
mental, developmental disability, medical condition, giftedness, among
others)
Yes No
B15. If y es, please specify:
B16. Do you have any assistive technology devices available at
home? (i.e. screen reader, Braille, DAISY)
Yes No
B17. If y es, please specif y :
C. PARENT/ GUARDIAN INFORMATION
Father Mother Guardian
C1. Full Name (last name, first name, middle name) C6. Full Maiden Name (last name, first name, middle name) C11. Full Name (last name, first name, middle name)
C2. Highest Educational Attainment
Elementary graduate
High School graduate
College graduate
Vocational
Master’s/Doctorate degree
Did not attend school
Others: _______________
C7. Highest Educational Attainment
Elementary graduate
High School graduate
College graduate
Vocational
Master’s/Doctorate degree
Did not attend school
Others: _______________
C12. Highest Educational Attainment
Elementary graduate
High School graduate
College graduate
Vocational
Master’s/Doctorate degree
Did not attend school
Others: _______________
C3. Employment Status
Full time
Part time
Self-employed (i.e. family business)
Unemployed due to community quarantine
Not working
C8. Employment Status
Full time
Part time
Self-employed (i.e. family business)
Unemployed due to community quarantine
Not working
C13. Employment Status
Full time
Part time
Self-employed (i.e. family business)
Unemployed due to community quarantine
Not working
C4. Working from home due to community quarantine?
Yes No
C9. Working from home due to community quarantine?
Yes No
C14. Working from home due to community quarantine?
Yes No
C5. Contact number/s (cellphone/ telephone) C10. Contact number/s (cellphone/ telephone) C15. Contact number/s (cellphone/ telephone)
C16. Is your family a beneficiary of 4Ps?
ADDRESS
B18. House Number and Street B19. Subdiv ision/ Village/ Zone B20. Barangay
B21. City / Municipality B22.Prov ince B23.Region
Yes No
ANNEX A (English)
2. D. HOUSEHOLD CAPACITY AND ACCESS TO DISTANCE LEARNING
D1. How does your child go to school? Choose all thatapplies.
w alking public commute (land/ w ater) family-ow ned vehicle schoolservice
D2. How many of your household members (including the
enrollee) are studying in School Year 2020-2021? Please specify
each.
D3.Who among the householdmembers can provide instructional
supportto the child’s distance learning? Choose all that applies.
Kinder
_______
Grade 4
______
Grade 8
______
Grade 12
______
Grade 1
_______
Grade 5
______
Grade 9
______
Others (ie
college, vocational,
etc) _______
Grade 2
_______
Grade 6
______
Grade 10
______
Grade 3
_______
Grade 7
______
Grade 11
______
parents/ guardians others (tutor, house helper)
elder siblings none
grandparents
able to do independent
learning
extended members of the
family
D4. What devices are available at home that
the learner can use for learning? Check all
that applies.
cable TV radio
non-cable TV desktop computer
basic cellphone laptop
smartphone none
tablet others: __________
D5. Do you have a way to
connectto the internet?
Yes
No
(If NO, proceed to D7)
D6. How do you connectto the internet? Choose
all that applies.
ow n mobile data
ow n broadband internet (DSL, w ireless fiber,
satellite)
computer shop
other places outside the home w ith internet
connection (library, barangay/ municipal hall,
neighbor, relatives)
none
D7. What distance learning modality/ies do you
prefer for your child? Choose all that applies.
D8. What are the challenges thatmayaffect your child’s learning process through
distance education? Choose all that applies.
online
learning
modular learning
television
combination of face to face
w ith other modalities
radio others:
________________
lack of available gadgets/
equipment
conflict w ith other activities (i.e., house chores)
insufficient load/ data allow ance No or lack of available space for studying
unstable mobile/ internet
connection
distractions (i.e., socialmedia, noise from
community/neighbor)
others: ______________________________
existing health condition/s
difficulty in independent learning
I hereby certify that the above information given are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and I allow the
Department of Education to use my child’s details to create and/or update his/her learner profile in the Learner Information
System. The information herein shall be treated as confidential in compliance with the Data Privacy Act of 2012.
Signature Over Printed Name of Parent/Guardian Date
For use of School Personnel Only. To be filled up by the Class Adviser.
DATE OF FIRST ATTENDANCE
(Month/Day/Year)
/ /
Grade Level Track (for SHS)