The document outlines a project to distribute tablets to students in La Union, Philippines to facilitate online and blended learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. Over 4,000 tablets will be distributed to elementary, junior high, and senior high school students. A schedule is provided for distributing the tablets between September 6-11 by grade level. Recipients, goals, objectives, and monitoring teams for the project are also summarized. The last section encourages maintaining a positive attitude during challenging times.

1. The global pandemic is a tough
and difficult time for the
Education Sector.
This we cannot deny.
BUT IT IS NOT THE END.
Human endeavor
does not surrender.
It seeks solutions.
We persevere.

2. No
mountain
is too high to
climb.
No
journey
is too
far to complete.
No
challenge
is too great
to overcome.

3. WHICH NOW GIVES
US

5. OVERVIEW
idering that quite a number of local government units/
Schools have adopted this learn-safely-at-home
approach.Safe at home. The phrase says it all. While the
pandemic rages on, and as the national school system
seeks a rational approach to maintain a semblance of
normalcy in reaching out to its learners, here now comes a
project to provide students with Tablets (gadget) in order to
assist them pursue their learning in a generally conventional
way while they are safely ensconced in their homes.
The project is viable, doable and common-sensible, cons

8. GOAL
To put in place a field-initiated and responsive
learning system that maximizes the use of ICT
specially during this time of pandemic;

9. OBJECTIVES
• To provide selected Grade 3 & 6, Junior High School
and Senior High School Students within the La Union
Schools Division with TABLET (gadget) for
online/offline learning at home;
• As we move on, to adopt blended learning and
integrate ICT into the curriculum and improve teaching
and learning through the use of ICT;
• To establish the necessary ICT infrastructure and
learning applications;
• To intensify related competency-based professional
development programs; and
• To improve school governance

10. RECIPIENTS
DISTRICT
GRADE 6 GRADE 3
CENTRAL NON - CENTRAL
AGOO EAST AGOO EAST CS SAN JOSE - SAN JOAQUIN ES MACALVA ES
AGOO WEST AGOO WEST CS SAN JULIAN IS SANIJUBAR ES
ARINGAY ARINGAY CS SAN EUGENIO ES SAN SIMON IS
BACNOTAN BACNOTAN CS GALONGEN ES
OYA – OY ES
BARORO ES
BAGULIN BAGULIN CS BAAY IS DAGUP ES
BANGAR BANGAR CS CAGGAO ES RISSING ES
BALAOAN BALAOAN CS BUTUBUT ES PANTAR NORTE ES
BAUANG NORTH BAUANG NORTH CS PARINGAO ES SAN AGUSTIN ES
BAUANG SOUTH CALUMBAYA ES PARIAN IS BUY-OTAN ES
BURGOS BURGOS CS BILIS ES LIBTONG ES
CABA CABA ES SAN CORNELIO ES SAN JOSE ES
LUNA I LUNA CS STO. DOMINGO ES RIMOS ES
LUNA II CANTORIA CS PITPITAC ES
NALVO SUR ES
CANTORIA ES

11. RECIPIENTS
DISTRICT
GRADE 6 GRADE 3
CENTRAL NON - CENTRAL
NAGUILIAN NAGUILIAN CS LIOAC ES
DR. HERMOGENES T. BELEN ES
CABARITAN SUR IS
PUGO PUGO CS SAYTAN IS MAOASOAS ES ANNEX
ROSARIO ROSARIO IS UDIAO ES
CATAGUINGTINGAN ES
DON JOSE BERNAL ES
BANI ES
SAN GABRIEL SAN GABRIEL CS BUNBUNEG ES SIWSIWAN ES
SAN JUAN SAN JUAN CS TABOC ES NADSAAG ES
SANTOL SANTOL CS PAAGAN ES CORO-OY ES
STO. TOMAS STO. TOMAS CS UBAGAN ES DAMORTIS ES
SUDIPEN SUDIPEN CS OLD SUDIPEN ES
CASTRO ES
SENGGAT ES
TUBAO TUBAO CS AMALLAPAY ES
ANDUYAN ES
LLOREN ES
Total # of Tablets
1100
725
550 550
# Of learners in an
identified class
25 25 25

12. RECIPIENTS
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE 8 - SPECIAL PROGRAM IN THE ARTS (SPA)
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SCHOOL
NUMBER OF
LEARNERS
2nd Congressional Bacnotan Bacnotan NHS 41
1st Congressional Agoo East Don Eufemio F. Eriguel MNHS 49
1st Congressional Sto. Tomas Damortis NHS 43
1st Congressional Bauang South Don Eulogio De Guzman MNHS 48
TOTAL 181

13. RECIPIENTS
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE 10
DISTRICT SCHOOL # of CLASSES
INCOMING
LEARNERS
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING (STE) CLASS
BANGAR
REGIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL FOR
REGION 1
4 144
BALAOAN CASTOR Z. CONCEPCION MNHS 1 36
LUNA I LUNA NHS 1 30
BACNOTAN BACNOTAN NHS 1 37
SAN JUAN STO. ROSARIO NHS 1 35
BAUANG
SOUTH
DON EULOGIO DE GUZMAN MNHS 1 38
NAGUILIAN NAGUILIAN NHS 2 62
ARINGAY ARINGAY NHS 1 38
AGOO EAST PRES. ELPIDIO QUIRINO NHS 1 39
STO. TOMAS STO. TOMAS NHS 1 32
ROSARIO ROSARIO IS 1 36

14. RECIPIENTS
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE 10
DISTRICT SCHOOL # of CLASSES
INCOMING
LEARNERS
REGULAR CLASS
PUGO PUGO CENTRAL NHS 1 45
TUBAO DON RUFINO OLARTE MNHS 1 45
CABA WENCESLAO NHS 1 40
BACNOTAN BITALAG IS 1 45
BAGULIN TAGUDTUD NHS 1 45
NAGUILIAN NORTHERN NAGUILIAN NHS 1 45
AGOO WEST DEFEMNHS 1 45
ROSARIO AMLANG NHS 1 45
LUNA I RIMOS NHS 1 45
TOTAL 927

15. RECIPIENTS
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE 11
DISTRICT SCHOOL
NUMBER OF
LEARNERS
Agoo East President Elpidio Quirino NHS 45
Agoo East Capas Integrated School 45
Bacnotan Bacnotan NHS 45
Bagulin Suyo NHS 45
Balaoan Bungol NHS 45
Bangar
Doña Francisca Lacsamana de Ortega
MNHS
45
Bauang North Eulogio Clarence De Guzman MNHS 45
Bauang South Don Eulogio De Guzman MNHS 45
Burgos Burgos NHS 45
Caba San Jose NHS 45
Luna I Luna NHS 45
Luna I Luna National Vocational HS 45

16. RECIPIENTS
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE 11
DISTRICT SCHOOL
NUMBER OF
LEARNERS
Naguilian Naguilian NHS 45
Naguilian Naguilian SHS – Stand Alone 45
Pugo Saytan Integrated School 45
Rosario Rosario Integrated School 45
Rosario Alipang NHS 45
San Gabriel San Gabriel Vocational HS 45
San Juan Sto. Rosario NHS 45
San Juan San Juan Stand Alone SHS 45
Santol Santol Vocational HS 45
Sto. Tomas Damortis NHS 45
Sudipen Sudipen Vocational HS 45
Tubao Tubao NHS 45
TOTAL 1080

17. RECIPIENTS
SUMMARY
LEVEL GRADE
TABLETS FOR
DISTRIBUTION
ELEMENTARY
GRADE 3 725
GRADE 6 1100
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE 8 (SPA) 181
GRADE 10 (STE) 527
GRADE 10 (REGULAR) 400
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADE 11 1080
TOTAL 4013

18. SCHEDULE OF
ACTIVITIES
VENUE/
TIME
BATCH DATE GRADE LEVEL PARTICIPANTS
DCC
8:30 AM
Batch 1 September 6-7, 2021 Grade 6
1 School Head
1 Class Adviser
Batch 2 September 8-9, 2021 Grade 3
1 School Head
1 Class Adviser
Batch 3 September 10-11, 2021
Grade 8 (SPA Class)
Grade 10 (Science
Class)
School Heads and Advisers of
SPA & Science Class (2)
Grade 11 (Senior HS)
1 School Head
1 Senior HS Adviser

19. ADVISER ATTY. DONATO D. BALDERAS JR.
Project Proponent/Organizer: Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan ASDS
Project Manager: German E. Flora Chief, CID
Monitoring/Evaluation Team:
Emiliana M. Boac Chief, SGOD
Erlinda M. Dela Peña EPS
Luisito V. Libatique EPS
Rominel S. Sobremonte EPS
Belen C. Aquino EPS
Lorna O. Gaspar EPS
Mario B. Paneda EPS
Melba N. Paz EPS
Mary Rose S. Madayag EPS
Delia P. Hufalar EPS
Virgilio C. Boado EPS
All PSDS
Arthur Ligaten SEPS, M&E
Lodivina Bayani SEPS, HRDD
Marie Rhodora Roque SEPS, Research
Romeo Padilla EPS II, Soc. Mob.
Valerie Lim Planning Officer III
John Philip Boado ITO I
Dr. Mae Lavern Sibayan Medical Officer III

20. A negative attitude is like driving with a flat
tire.
You’re stuck up.
You’re all alone.
You can’t go forward.
You can’t go backward.
You can’t go anywhere with it.
Until you change it.
Have a positive attitude.
It makes all the difference.
We must
It is all in our
attitude.

21. Ceremonial
Unboxing
and Blessing