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This document is a monitoring tool for a school learning action cell (LAC). It collects information on whether the school has developed a LAC plan, identified LAC leaders and resources, and conducted an orientation. The tool gathers yes/no responses on these school LAC management activities and includes sections for comments and suggestions. It will be used to evaluate the school's implementation of its LAC and submitted to the supervising personnel.
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