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The document provides a quarterly guidance and accomplishment report for Sindaton National High School. It outlines activities conducted in several areas including peer support, career activities and coaching, counseling and referrals, school-home partnership, and best practices. Key accomplishments include facilitating peer support seminars and career guidance activities, conducting counseling sessions for students, performing home visitations for at-risk students, and implementing an "Adopt-a-Student" program.
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- 1. 3rD QUARTER Guidance Accomplishment Report CY 2023 • SINDATON NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL • 304404 An Agri- Excellence School
- 2. ENROLMENT FOR S.Y. 2022-2023
- 3. PEER SUPPORT Conduct/Facilitate of PEER Facilitation Seminars/Trainings/Orientations Conducted and facilitated LAC sessions
- 4. CAREER ACTIVITIES AND COACHING Conduct of Career Guidance Activities Assisted different colleges and universities in their career guidance activity
- 5. CAREER ACTIVITIES AND COACHING Facilitate Career Coaching to learners
- 6. COUNSELING AND REFERRALS Provision of Technical assistance to schools on Counseling and Referral Conducted and facilitated LAC sessions on counseling and referral
- 7. COUNSELING AND REFERRALS Facilitate/conduct of Counseling/Consultation to learners with needs/problems and are abused Conducted counseling/ consultation sessions to students
- 8. SCHOOL-HOME PARTNERSHIP Facilitate/Conduct of Home Visitations to learners who are at risk of dropping out Conducted home visitation
- 9. SCHOOL-HOME PARTNERSHIP Conduct of Home Visitations by teachers Conducted home visitation
- 10. IV. BEST PRACTICES/UNIQUE MILESTONES Conducted “Your Future, My Mission”, Adopt-a-Student Program.