The document provides information from Panorama Montessori School's parent orientation for the elementary department in the 2022-2023 school year. It outlines the school's mission to provide a safe, nurturing environment where students can develop knowledge and skills through respect and relationships. The school's vision is for students to become servant leaders equipped with values and skills. The orientation also discusses rules, uniforms, health protocols, academic policies, grading systems, class schedules and contingency plans for different alert levels during the pandemic.

1. PARENTS’
ORIENTATION
S.Y.2022-2023
ELEMENTARY
DEPARTMENT

2. THE VISION AND
MISSION OF
PANORAMA
MONTESSORI
SCHOOL, INC.

3. Our Mission
Our school provides a safe and nurturing
environment where respect and relationship
with others are cultivated. We create
opportunities for students to acquire and
develop knowledge, empathy, and skills
needed for a competitive world.

4. Our Vision
We envision our students to be servant leaders
who are faithful, just and humane, and are
equipped with values and academic skills to
be productive citizens of the country.

5. Core Values
• Relationship building
• Respect
• Collaboration
• Empathy

6. RULES AND
REGULATIONS

7. RULES AND REGULATIONS
• The rules and regulations of PMSI are
intended to enhance the life in the school of
the Montessorian as he/she relates and
interacts with the members of the school
community.

8. RULES AND REGULATIONS
• The enrollment of the student in PMSI is taken as
an expressed willingness on his/her part, and
consequently of his/her parents or guardians, to
abide by all rules and regulations of the school.
Thus, the students and his/her parents and/or
guardians are committed to the strict observance
of the same.

9. UNIFORMS
All students are required to
wear the prescribed uniform in
campus face to face and
online synchronous classes.

10. Elementary
BOYS
✓ Navy Blue long pants (grade 1-6)
✓ White short-sleeved polo shirt with
the school’s logo embroidered on
the left side.
✓ Black leather shoes and white
socks

11. Elementary
GIRLS
✓ Prescribed checkered skirt
✓ White baby collared blouse with
school’s logo embroidered on the
left side with ribbon.
✓ Black leather shoes and white
socks

12. P.E.
UNIFORMS
To be worn during
P.E. day only

15. HEALTH
PROTOCOLS

16. HEALTH PROTOCOLS
• If the child is not feeling well, let him/her
stay at home. The child will be given
health declaration slip which they will fill
out before going to school, which they
will drop at the designated boxes at the
entrance gate.

17. HEALTH PROTOCOLS
Watch out for symptoms of COVID
19 such as:
• Fever
• Sore throat
• Cough
• Cold
• Difficulty of breathing
• No sense of taste and smell

18. HEALTH PROTOCOLS
• For vaccinated students, please present a
photocopy of your vaccination card and
submit to the office.
• A waiver/parental consent will be given to
all the students read and signed by the
parents/guardian.

19. HEALTH
DECLARATION
FORM

20. GOOD
GROOMING

21. • Male students are expected to wear a short and neat haircut not
touching the eyebrows and the collar of the shirt.
• Hair color/highlights is strictly prohibited
• Fingernails should be cut short at all times. Wearing of nail polish is
discouraged.
• Multiple piercing (in the ear, tongue, and other parts of the body)
permanent and non-permanent tattoos are not permitted.
• No make – up in school except for special occasions.
• Wearing expensive jewelries are highly discouraged.
GOOD GROOMING

22. Guidelines in the
suspension of classes
when typhoons and
other calamities as stated
in Deped Order no. 66

23. Guidelines in the suspension of classes
when typhoons and other calamities as
stated in Deped Order no. 66
1. Typhoon signal no. 1- preschool no classes
2. Typhoon signal no. 2- classes suspended in
all levels
3. When other calamities such as volcanic
eruptions and earthquakes have occurred
classes in all levels are automatically
suspended.

24. FETCHING
THE STUDENT

25. FETCHING THE
STUDENT
• Fetchers ID
• Parent should introduce to the teacher whoever
is authorized to fetch the child at dismissal.
• No one may take the child without notifying the
teacher or school security guard.
• Parents and guardians must be at the gate
within 12 minutes before and after classes.

26. FINANCIAL
TRANSACTIONS

27. FINANCIAL
TRANSACTIONS
All financial transactions are
done by the authorized
school cashier.

28. FINANCIAL
TRANSACTIONS
You may transfer your payment online thru the following
bank partners:
BDO
Account Name: Panorama Montessori School Inc.
Account number: 001300140168
STERLING BANK
Account Name: Panorama Montessori School Inc.
Account number: 543-6-000047-67

29. FINANCIAL
TRANSACTIONS
For online transactions please be reminded to:
1. Take a screen shot of the payment confirmation;
2. Indicate the reference number of the bank transaction;
3. Write your child’s name and grade level;
Send to panoramamontessorischool@gmail.com
Panorama Montessori School Binan
Angelo Matic

30. ACADEMIC
POLICIES

31. ACADEMIC POLICIES
• Exams will be administered in school
during in-person classes

32. THE K-12
GRADING
SYSTEM

33. THE K-12 GRADING
SYSTEM
• The grades of all level under the K-12 program
will be based on transmuted raw score of
summative assessments the minimum grade to
pass 75
• Learners are graded on Written Works (WW),
Performance Task (PT), and Quarterly
Assessment (QA)

34. THE K-12 GRADING
SYSTEM
• Written Works – which may include short and
long quizzes, long tests, essays, written reports
and other output.
• Performance Task – which may include skills
demonstration, group presentations, oral work,
multimedia presentation, and research projects.

35. THE K-12 GRADING
SYSTEM
• Quarterly Assessment – measures students’
learning at the end of the quarter in the form of
objective tests, performance-based assessment
or a combination thereof.

36. THE K-12 GRADING
SYSTEM

37. THE K-12 GRADING
SYSTEM
The performance of the students will be described
in the report card based on the following grade
scale with no grade below 85 on all subjects

38. ALERT LEVELS

39. ALERT LEVEL DESCRIPTION
SCHOOL CONTINGENCY
PLAN
Alert Level 1
Refers to areas wherein case
transmission is low and
decreasing, total bed utilization
rate, and intensive care unit
utilization rate is low.
Face to Face
Online class
Alert Level 2
Refers to areas wherein case
transmission is low and
decreasing, healthcare
utilization is low, or case
counts are low but increasing,
or case counts are low and
decreasing but total bed
utilization rate and intensive
care unit utilization rate is
increasing.
Limited face to face
Online Class

40. ALERT LEVEL DESCRIPTION
SCHOOL CONTINGENCY
PLAN
Alert Level 3
Refers to areas wherein case
counts are high and/or
increasing, with total bed
utilization rate and intensive
care unit utilization rate at
increasing utilization.
Pure Online Classes
Alert Level 4
Refers to areas wherein case
counts are high and/or
increasing, with total bed
utilization rate and intensive
care unit utilization rate at high
utilization
Pure Online Classes

41. ALERT LEVEL DESCRIPTION
SCHOOL CONTINGENCY
PLAN
Alert Level 5
Refers to areas wherein case
counts are alarming, with total
bed utilization rate and
intensive care unit utilization
rate at critical utilization.
Pure Online Classes

42. SCHEDULE OF
CLASSES
SY 2022-2023

44. Level Days Time Modality
Grade 1- 3 Mon.- Tues.
Wed. - Thurs
Friday
7:20-11:50 Face to face
Online - Synchronous
Online - Asynchronous
Grade 4 - 6 Mon. - Tues.
Wed. - Thurs.
Friday
7:50 -12:20 Face to face
Online - Synchronous
Online - Asynchronous
Grade 7 -10 Mon. - Tues.
Wed. - Thurs.
Friday
12:30 - 5:00 Online - Synchronous
Face to face
Online - Asynchronous
PILOT TESTING

46. Level Days Time Modality
Grade 1- 3 Mon.- Tues.- Wed.
Thurs
Friday
7:20-11:50 Face to face
Online - Synchronous
Online - Asynchronous
Grade 4 - 6 Mon. - Tues.- Wed
Thurs.
Friday
7:50 -12:20 Face to face
Online - Synchronous
Online - Asynchronous
Grade 7 -10 Mon.
Tues.- Wed. - Thurs.
Friday
12:30 - 5:00 Online - Synchronous
Face to face
Online - Asynchronous
PROGRESSIVE STAGE

48. Level Days Time Modality
Grade 1- 3 Mon.- Tues.- Wed.- Thurs.
Friday
7:20-11:50 Face to face
Online - Asynchronous
Grade 4 - 6 Mon. - Tues.- Wed.- Thurs.
Friday
7:50 -12:20 Face to face
Online - Asynchronous
Grade 7 -10 Mon.- Tues.- Wed. - Thurs.
Friday
12:30 - 5:00 Face to face
Online - Asynchronous
EXPANDED

49. QUESTION AND
ANSWER

50. END OF
ORIENTATION