This school profile document summarizes enrollment, health, materials, teacher training, funding, awards, dropouts, promotion rates, literacy levels, SBM assessment, stakeholder participation, learner-teacher ratios, and facilities for a school from 2016-2019. Key points include: - Enrollment increased from 313 to 459 students from 2016-2017 to 2018-2019. - Over 85% of students had normal health status in 2018-2019. - The largest source of school funding was donations. - The school received several division, regional, and provincial awards. - Promotion and literacy rates improved over time. - Stakeholder participation in school activities was high. - Learner-teacher

2. SCHOOL PROFILE
1. Enrolment
2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019
TOTAL 313 337 459
Female 156 162 204
Male 157 175 255
157 175
255
156 162
204
313
337
459
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
Enrollment
Male Female TOTAL

3. 2. Health and Nutritional Status
0.00%
10.00%
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
50.00%
60.00%
70.00%
80.00%
90.00%
100.00%
2018-2019
SeverelyWastedMale,4.51%
SeverelyWastedFemale,0.98%
SeverelyWastedTotal,2.90%
WastedMale,11.89%
WastedFemale,5.39%
WastedTotal,8.93%
NormalMale,81.97%
NormalFemale,91.67%
NormalTotal,86.38%
OverweightMale,1.64%
OverweightFemale,1.96%
OverweightTotal,1.79%
0% 0% 0%
Severely Wasted Male Severely Wasted Female Severely Wasted Total
Wasted Male Wasted Female Wasted Total
Normal Male Normal Female Normal Total
Overweight Male Overweight Female Overweight Total
Obese Male Obese Female Obese Total
The Total enrolment in SY 2016-2017 was 313. In SY
2017-2018, there were 337 enrollees and there was a
decreased of 2. In SY 2018-2019 there were 459 with
the increase of 112 (36%).

4. 3. Learners Materials
LEARNING MATERIALS Grade 7
School Year: 2018-2019
LEARNER' S MATERIALS LEARNER' S MODULE
Grade 7: 111 Grade 7: 111
Subject
Number
of
Textbook
Excess Shortage Subject
Number
of
Module
Excess Shortage
Filipino7 48 44 Filipino7 10 92
English7 0 92 English7 96 92
Math 7 0 92 Math 7 0 92
Science 7 90 2 Science 7 93 92
Aral.Pan.7 42 50 Aral.Pan.7 38 92
MAPEH 7 92 MAPEH 7 92
Music 7 8 84 Music 7 93 84
Art 7 86 6 Art 7 93 84
PE 7 86 6 PE 7 93 84
Health7 86 6 Health7 93 84
TLE
7(Household
Services)
86 6
TLE
7(Household
Services)
12 80
TLE 7(ICT) 86 6 TLE 7(ICT) 12 80
IntheSchoolyear2018-2019,atotal
of86.38%ofourstudentsarenormalhealth
status,ontheotherhand13.62%percentfall
outsidenormalhealthstatus

5. EsP 7 90 2 EsP 7 0 84
LEARNING MATERIALS for Grade 8
School Year: 2018-2019
LEARNER' S MATERIALS LEARNER' S MODULE
Grade 8: 91 Grade 8: 91
Subject
Number
of
Textbook
Excess Shortage Subject
Number
of
Module
Excess Shortage
Filipino8 100 Filipino8 120 87
English8 0 87 English8 87
Math 8 114 27 Math 8 116 87
Science 8 88 1 Science 8 100 87
Aral.Pan.8 0 87 Aral.Pan.8 64 87
MAPEH 8 0 87 MAPEH 8 87
Music 8 102 15 Music 8 120 87
Art 8 0 87 Art 8 120 87
PE 8 123 36 PE 8 110 87
Health8 0 87 Health8 110 87
TLE 8(Household
Services)
0 87
TLE 8(Household
Services)
87
TLE 8(ICT) 0 87 TLE 8(ICT) 87
EsP 8 93 6 EsP 8 110 87
LEARNING MATERIALS for Grade 9
School Year: 2018-2019
LEARNER' S MATERIALS LEARNER' S MODULE
Grade 9: 88 Grade 9: 88
Subject
Number of
Textbook
Excess Shortage Subject
Number of
Module
Excess Shortage
Filipino9 51 16 Filipino9 151 92
English9 55 12 English9 69 92
Math 9 50 17 Math 9 80 92
Science 9 0 67 Science 9 80 92
Aral.Pan.9 48 19 Aral.Pan.9 48 92
MAPEH 9 0 67 MAPEH 9 92
Music 9 52 15 Music 9 80 92
Art 9 0 67 Art 9 80 92
PE 9 41 26 PE 9 138 92
Health9 0 67 Health9 138 92

6. TLE
9(Household
Services)
0 67
TLE
9(Household
Services)
0 92
TLE 9(ICT) 0 67 TLE 9(ICT) 0 92
EsP 9 0 67 EsP 9 75 92
LEARNING MATERIALS for Grade 10
School Year: 2018-2019
LEARNER' S MATERIALS LEARNER' S MODULE
Grade 10: 70 Grade 10: 70
Subject
Number
of
Textbook
Excess Shortage Subject
Number
of
Module
Excess Shortage
Filipino10 58 25 Filipino10 51 67
English10 50 42 English10 46 67
Math 10 54 38 Math 10 48 67
Science 10 51 41 Science 10 45 67
Aral.Pan.10 51 41 Aral.Pan.10 0 67
MAPEH 10 92 MAPEH 10 0 67
Music 10 92 Music 10 59 67
Art 10 92 Art 10 59 67
PE 10 56 36 PE 10 51 67
Health10 92 Health10 51 67
TLE 10
(Household
Services)
92
TLE 10
(Household
Services)
0 67
TLE 10 (ICT) 92 TLE 10 (ICT) 0 67
EsP 10 46 46 EsP 10 75 67
LEARNING MATERIALS For Grade 11
School Year: 2018-2019
LEARNER' S MATERIALS LEARNER' S MODULE
Grade 11: 56 Grade 11: 56
Subject
Number of
Textbook
Excess Shortage Subject
Number of
Module
Excess Shortage
Oral
Communication in
Context
0 55
Oral
Communication in
Context
0 55
Komunikasyon at
Pananaliksik sa
Wika at Kulturang
Pilipino
0 55
Komunikasyon at
Pananaliksik sa
Wika at Kulturang
Pilipino
0 55
General
Mathematics
0 55
General
Mathematics
0 55

7. Earth andLife
Science
0 55
Earth andLife
Science
0 55
Personal
Development
0 55
Personal
Development
0 55
Physical Education
and Health
0 55
Physical Education
and Health
0 55
Applied and
Specialized
Subjects
0 55
Applied and
Specialized
Subjects
0 55
Creative Writing 0 55 Creative Writing 0 55
Organization and
Management
0 55
Organization and
Management
0 55
EsP 10 46 46 EsP 10 0 67
LEARNING MATERIALS For Grade 12
School Year: 2018-2019
LEARNER' S MATERIALS LEARNER' S MODULE
Grade 12: 52 Grade 12: 52
Subject
Number of
Textbook
Excess Shortage Subject
Number of
Module
Excess Shortage
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Applied and
Specialized
Subjects
0
Applied and
Specialized
Subjects
0
Creative Writing 0 Creative Writing 0
Organization and
Management
0
Organization and
Management
0
Computer Items Number
y e‐classroom
Package (Batch
33) JHS
Host PC 7
Thin Clients 42
Laptop 2
Projector 2
UPS 7
AVR 7
Switch 4

8. Multimedia Speaker 1
1st DCIP
Computer
Package
Computer unit 3
Printer Epson 360 1
Computer Items Number
e‐classroom
Package (Batch
36) SHS
Host PC 2
Thin Clients 42
Laptop 2
Projector 2
UPS 2
AVR 2
Switch 4
Multimedia
Speaker
1
Printer Brother 1

9. SCIENCE EQUIPMENTS

11. 4. Teachers’ Professional Development
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
ICT LAC K-12 SBM AR OTHERS
4
28
4
2
28
11
Number of Teachers Attended Training
2015-2016
Inthelastyear,majorityofthe
trainings attendedbyourteacherswere
aboutLACsessionandAR.

12. 5. Funding Sources
6. School Awards and Recognitions
MOOE, 540,000.00 ,
46%
CANTEEN, 32,490.00 ,
3%
LGUs, 10,000.00 , 1%
DONORS, 593,555.00 ,
50%
OTHERS, 5,000.00 ,
0%
SOURCES OF SCHOOL FUNDING
2018-2019
MOOE CANTEEN LGUs DONORS OTHERS
Thebiggestsourceofschool
fundingcomesfromtheDONORSduring
theBrigadaEskwela,othersourcesare
canteenfund,LGUsandMOOE.

13. 7. Awards and Recognition
Title of Awards Award-Giving Body Level
Category of
Awardee
Most Compliant School ISO
Division Office
Division School
Best Computer Laboratory ISO
Division Office
Division School
Top 1 School Improvement
Plan
Division Office Division School
Top 1 DisasterRisk
Reduction Management
Division Office Division School
Top 2 Monthly Biometrics
Print-outs DTR and Form 7
Submission
Division Office Division School
Top2 LIS and EBEIS
Management
Division Office Division School
Rank 3, Best Brigada
Implementing School
Division Office Division School
Plaque of Appreciation, 2018
Pangasinan Girsl Scout
Provincial Jamboree Provincial School
2nd Place R1AA Athletics
200/100 m
R1AA Regional Student
Best in Camp Setup Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Boy Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School
Clean and Orderly Set-Up Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Boy Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School

14. Best in Frontage Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Boy Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School
1st Place, BSP Knot Tying
Contest
Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Boy Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School
1st Place, BSP Flagpole
Raising Contest
Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Boy Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School
2nd Place, GSP Best
Performer(Got Talent)
Elimination
Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Girl Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School
3rd Place, GSP Best
Performer(Got Talent) Finals
Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Girl Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School
3rd Place, GSP Best Camp
Lay-Out
Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Girl Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School
1st Place, GSP Best Camp
Gadget
Pangasinan-San Carlos
Council Girl Scouts of the
Philippines
Provincial School
1st Place Robotics Cosplay Division Office
ICT Summit
Division School

15. 8. Number and Rate of Dropouts by Cause
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Armed
Conflict
Family
Problem
Lack of
Allowance
Distance to
School
Sickness
Simple Drop-out
0 0
1
0
1
0
1
0 3
3
0
1 1
0
3
Number of DropOut by Cause
2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018
0
5.15%
1.28%
1.78%
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
0.06
School Year 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018
Drop out Rate
Series1 Series2 Series3
Inpastthreeyears,the
probable causeofdroppingout
weresicknessandFamily
problem.Thedropoutrateofthe
schoolincreasedby.5byschool

16. 9. Percentage of Learners who Completed the School Year (Promotion Rate)
86.00%
88.00%
90.00%
92.00%
94.00%
96.00%
98.00%
100.00%
2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018
92.09% 91.69%
100.00%
Percentage of Learners who Completed
the School Year (Promotion Rate) Rate
ThePromotionRate
increasedby8.31%.

17. 10. National Achievement Test (NAT)-by Mean Percentage Score (MPS)
11. Literacy Level
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
English Science Math Filipino A.PAN.
Subjects
NAT Results by Subject
2016-2017 2017-2018
NoNATconductedduringthesaid
schoolyear.

18. GOVERNANCE
28
36
32
20
31
41
7
35
43
5
26
57
FRUSTRATION INSTRUCTIONAL INDEPENDENT FRUSTRATION INSTRUCTIONAL INDEPENDENT
ENGLISH FILIPINO
Number of Learners by Literacy Level, 2018-
2019
Pre-test Post-test
TheLIBROSresultsshowan
improvementinthestudents’Literacyon
theirposttest.More studentshavemoved
inReadinglevelinEnglish.

19. 12. School-Based Management Assessment Level
13. Child-Friendly School Survey Result
14. Stakeholder’ Participation
SBM Level
1
DEVELOPING
29 Points
CHILD-
FRIENDLY
SCHOOL

20. 15. Learner-Teacher Ratio
70%
80%
90%
CO - CU R R I CU L A R
E XT R A - CU R R I CU L A R
ME E T I N G S
A S S E MB L I E S
83% 85%
90%
90%
STAKEHOLDER'S ATTENDANCE TO
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
-
100,000.00
200,000.00
300,000.00
400,000.00
500,000.00
600,000.00
Brigada Contests Scouting Closing
Program
Others
Stakeholders Contribution (in Pesos)
2018-2019
Series1
0
200
400
600
800
BRIGADA CONTESTS SCOUTING CLOSING
PROGRAM
OTHERS
739
180
350
116 150
Number of Volunteer Hours
Stakeholdershave shownparticipation in thenumerous undertakings
ofthe school.

21. 0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
111
91 88
69
56 52
8
8 9
9
5
5
17:01
17:01
17:01
17:01
22:01
22:01
Learner-Teacher Ratio
Number of Learners Number of Teachers Learner-Teacher Ratio
All levels have a standardstandard-
Learner ratio.

22. 16. Learner-Classroom Ratio
17. Learner-Toilet Ratio
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
GRADE 7 GRADE 8 GRADE 9 GRADE 10 GRADE 11 GRADE 12
111
91 88
70
56 52
3 2 2 2 2 237:1 45:1 39:1 35:1 28:1 26:1
Learner - ClassroomRatio
Number of Learner No. of Classroom Ratio
Grade 7,Grade8 andGrade9 levels
have greater learner-classroom
ratio as tocompare withthe
standardsize 35:1.This means that
theschool needsadditional
classrooms tocater/house all
learners andtoprovidethem a
conducive tolearning classroom.

23. 18. Learner-Seat Ratio
19. Status of Continuous Improvement (CI) Projects
No. of
Learner0
10
20
30
40
1
37
LEARNER-TOILET RATIO
0
1
1
Learner-Seat Ratio
2018-2019
There are enoughnumberof toilets to
accommodate thestandard size ofa class.
Currently,thelearner-seatratiois1:1,this
meansthatthereareenoughseatsforallour
students.

24. 20. Other Stakeholders’ Accomplishments
Certified Accurate:

25. MARIO M. BARTI JR.
Secondary School Principal I
MA. LINDA B. OPINALDO
PTA President
FRANZ ADRIAN D. LOPEZ
Teacher Representative
ERIKA A. SANDOVAL
Student Government President