The document outlines the organizational structure of schools and school divisions in the Philippines. It discusses the roles and responsibilities of key positions like the Regional Director, School Division Superintendent, Principals, Department Heads, Teachers and others. It also summarizes the Philippine Family Code provisions on parental authority and responsibilities over minor children as well as circumstances for the suspension or termination of parental authority.

1. Joemarie Celestial
Levy Joe Bayona

2. Region Location
I.
II.
III.
IV-A
IV-B
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII.
XIII.
Cordiollera Autonomous Region (CAR)
National Capital Region (NCR)
ARMM
San Fernando City, La Union
Carig, Tuguegarao City
San Fernando, Pampanga
Rizal Provincial Capitol, Pasig City
Meralco Avenue, Pasig City
Rawis, Legaspi City
Iloilo City
Cebu City
Palo, Leyte
Zamboanga City
Cagayan de Oro City
Davao City
Cotabato City
Butuan City
La Trinidad, Benguet
Quezon City
Cotabato City

3. Office of the Regional Director
School Division Superintendent/
Asst. Schools Division Superintendent
Personal Staff
Administrative
Division
EPSI
English
EPSI
Math
EPSI
Science
EPSI
Filipino
EPSI
AP
EPSI
VE
EPSI
Soc.
Studies
EPSI
MAPEH
District Supervisor
Secondary School Elementary School
Figure 1
Organizational Structure of
a School/City Division

4. Principal
Grade Coordinator/
Curriculum
Coordinator
Guidance
Counselor
Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers
PUPILS
Figure 2
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF AN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL

5. Principal
Head Teachers/
Department Heads
Guidance
Coordinator
Guidance
Counselor
Guidance
Counselor
Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers
Students
Librarian
Figure 3
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF AN Secondary
SCHOOL

7. ART. 209
 Parents have parental authority and responsibility to
their children.
ART. 210
Parental authority and responsibility may not be
renounced or transferred except in the cases of
authorized by law.
ART. 211
The father and the mother shall jointly exercise
parental authority.
ART. 212
If both parents are alive they shall continue exercising
parental authority

8. ART. 213
No child under seven years of age shall be separated
from the mother.
ART. 214
In case of death, absence or unsuitability of the
parents, substitute parental authority shall be
exercised by surviving grandparents.
ART.215
No descendant shall be compelled, in a criminal case,
to satisfy his parents and grandparents.

9. ART. 216
1.The surviving grandparent, as provided in ART.
214
2.The oldest brother or sister, over twenty-one
years of age, unless unfit or disqualified
ART. 217
Orphanages and similar institutional duly
accredited by the proper government agency.

10. ART 218
The school, it’s administrators and teachers or
the individual entity or institution engage in
child came shall have special parental authority
and responsibility over minor child while under
their supervision, instruction or custody.
ART. 219
Those given the authority and responsibility
under the preceding articles shall be principally
and solidarily liable for damage caused by the
acts or omissions of the unemancipated minor.

12. Effect of Parental Authority
Upon the Persons of the Children
ART.
220
ART.
224
ART.
221
ART.
222
ART.
223

14. ART. 225
The father and the mother shall jointly exercise legal
guardianship over the property of their unemancipated
common child without the necessity of a court.
ART. 226
The property of the unemancipated child earned or
acquired with his work or industry or by onerous or
gratuitous title shall belong to the child in ownership and
shall be devoted exclusively to otherwise.
ART.227
If parents entrust the management of administration of
any of their properties to an emancipated child, the net
proceeds of such property shall belong to the owner.

16. Suspension or Termination of
Parental Authority
ART.
228
ART.
229
ART.
230
ART.
231
ART.
232
ART.
233