2. DISTRICT REVALIDA FOR ALS AND
BPOSA
July 7, 2022- Northern Pinukpuk
July 11-15, 2022- Submission of District
Master list of Elementary/
JHS Passers to EPSA assigned.
3. July 18-22, 2022- Submission of Division Master list of Elem/ JHS
passers to Division/ Regional/CO
July 25-30,2022- Issuance of Certificates of completion/ Diploma to
the SY 2021-2022 Completers
Aug. 1-12, 2022- Conduct of District ALS Completion Graduation Rites
5. MOVING UP AND GRADUATION
CEREMONY
JULY 5, 2022- Schedule of
Moving Up and Graduation
Ceremony
6. DIFFERENT COMMITTEES
GUEST SPEAKER- Maám Marietta P. Mauanay
STAGE
Chairman- Sir Julio Daowan
Members: Maám Phoebe T. Baludon
Maám Ferry Kay Basco
Ma’am Jeniferlyn Paclay
Maám Ruth Ann Valera
7. TARPULIN and PURCHASE OF RIBBONS,
MEDALS & DECORATIONS
- Maám Fenny Compas
- Sir Julio Daowan
- Maám Janiza Isit
8. Sounds and Ground Preparation/ Beautification
-Sir Denis Bantiag
-Sir Ropherbal Anggaboy
-Maám Gladys Ladiwan
- PTA Officers/ Parents of Completers and
Graduating Class
-SPG Officers
13. Guidelines on the Preparation of
Checking and School forms Report
Responsible Persons Documents to be
checked
Reports/ Forms to be
validated
CLASS ADVISERS • PSA Birth Certificate
• SF9
• SF10
SF1- School Register
SF2- Learners Daily
Attendance Report
SF5- Report on
Promotion and Level
of Proficiency
14. Supporting Documents for Entry Grade
Level
Grade 7- Elementary Completion
Certificate or SF10-ES
Grade 11- JHS Moving Up Certificate or
SF10-JHS
16. YEAR END REPORTS AND FORMS TO
BE ACCOMPLISHED/ SUBMITTED
SF 1
SF 5
SF10
SF 9
IPCRF
TEST ITEM ANALYSIS
PTA ACCOMPLSIHMENT REPORT (ADVISERS)
17. UPDATES ON OTHER RELATED MATTERS
DEPED ORDER NO. 025 S. 2022- AMENDMENT
TO DEPED ORDER NO. 13 s. 2018 (
Implementing Guidelines on the Conduct of
Remedial and Advancement Classes During
Summer for K to 12 Basic Education Program)
18. Eligible Learners for Summer:
- Grade 1to 10 learners who failed in not more than two
learning areas at the end of the school year despite the educational
interventions given.
- Grade 1 to 11 learner who got a grade raging from 75 to
79described as Fairly Satisfactory based on DepEd order No. 8, s.
2015 shall attend enrichment classes for 15 days instead of remedial
classes.
19. A Learner can only be considered a drop-out or no
longer participating in learning activities (NLPA) if he/
and his/her parent voluntarily withdraw from schooling or if
he/she incurs absences or more than 20% of the prescribed
number of classes during the school year or semester as per
DO No. 8, s. 2015.
20. DepEd Order No. 021 s. 2022
EXTENDING THE EFFECTIVITY OF DEPED
ORDER NO. 018 s. 2021 TO SCHOOL YEAR
2021-2022 AND AMENDING CERTAIN
PROVISIONS THEREOF
21. Award to be GRANTED Award to be SUSPENDED
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
AWARDS for Grade 1 to
Grade 12
CLASSROOM AWARDS (Conduct Awards,
Recognition for Perfect attendance)
GRADE LEVEL AWARDS (Leadership
Award, Award for Outstanding
Performance in Specific Disciplines,
Awards for Work Immersion, awards for
Research or Innovation, Award for Club
or Organization Achievement.
Special Recognition
22. DepEd Memo No. 55 s. 2022
124th FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY OF
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
26. INDIVIDUAL LEARNING MONITORING PLAN
Learner’s Name:
Grade Level:
LEARNING
AREA
LEARNER’S
NEEDS
INTERVENTION
STRATEGIES
PROVIDED
MONITORING
DATE
Learner’s Status
Significant
Progress
Insignificant
Progress
Mastery
Intervention
Status
Learner is not making significant progress in a timely manner. Intervention strategies need to
be revised
Learner is making significant progress. Continue with the learning plan
Learner has reached mastery of the competencies in learning plan.
27. BRIGADA ESKWELA 2022
2 WEEKS BEFORE THE OPENING (AUG. 22,
2022- TENTTATIVE DATE OF OPENING FOR THE
SY 2022-2023
ADVOCACY
RESOURCE MOBILIZATION
32. GSIS LOANS
THERE IS ON GOING GSIS
RECONCILLIATION DUE TO
DISCREPANCIES FROM 1997- 2022
33. UPDATES ON THE USE OF PROJECT
HYTEQ
Students give more information and engaging
oral presentations accompanied by a power point
or Prezi continuing multimedia elements.
Students use the internet to independently
research a topic, as opposed to relying on teacher
inputs.
34. MERIT AND SELECTION PLAN
STARTING SEPTEMBER RM 178 S. 2020
WILL NO LONGER BE USE IN THE MERIT
AND SELECTION FOR
35. Six Things Mentally Strong People Do
They are kind, fair and unafraid to speak up
They are willing to take calculated risks
They celebrate other people’s success. They
don’t resent that success.
36. They move on. They don’t waste time feeling sorry
for themselves
They embrace change. They welcome challenges.
They stay happy. They don’t waste energy on
things they can’t control.
37. MR KIM’s CALL TO ACTION TO REACH THE
DESIRED REALITY
BE COURAGEOUS. Step out of your comfort
zone to improve your reality.
BE DISCIPLNED. Develop aptitude –head and
hands- while maintaining a good attitude- the
heart.
38. QUALITY TEACHERS EQUALS QUALITY
LEARNERS
Every Child Needs- and deserves- dedicated
and outstanding teachers, who know their
subject matter, are effectively trained, and
know how to teach to high standards and to
make learning come alive for students.
-By: President Bill Clinton, September 1996
