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    The document discusses allocating a school's MOOE budget for printing modules during the COVID-19 pandemic. While printing modules is important for distance learning, allocating 100% of the budget to only this is not reasonable. Other school expenses like utilities, teacher professional development, and events still need funding. Proper budget allotment based on legal guidelines is important to consider the school's various needs.

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    The document discusses allocating a school's MOOE budget for printing modules during the COVID-19 pandemic. While printing modules is important for distance learning, allocating 100% of the budget to only this is not reasonable. Other school expenses like utilities, teacher professional development, and events still need funding. Proper budget allotment based on legal guidelines is important to consider the school's various needs.

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    LOWIE S.

    ATCHASO
    Course: MAED – EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT
    Instructor: MRS. EMILIE GORDOVE
    Subject: FISCAL AND MATERIAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
    Date: JUNE 24, 2021

    REACTION PAPER
    Question:
    During this school year, it is reasonable that 100% of the allocation of MOOE of the school should be spent
    for the reproduction of modules for the pupils/students. Do you agree or disagree? Whether you agree or
    disagree, give your reasons to support your reaction.

    The Corona virus pandemic has highlighted school opening woes that have long existed even
    before the health crisis happened. In a surprise move, the Department of Education (DepEd) postponed the
    opening of classes for school year 2020-2021 from August to October 5, 2020. This is not the first time that
    the school opening has been moved this year. As Covid-19 cases continued to rise, the usual June opening
    of classes was first moved to August 24. But the almost two-month extension appeared to be inadequate
    for DepEd to transition to the overhauled education system, prompting to second postponement to October.
    Accordingly, DepEd decided to shift to distance learning for the coming school year to comply with
    President Rodrigo Duterte’s directive for schools to delay face-to face classes until a corona virus vaccine
    becomes available. Considering the current situation, lots of issues and concerns arose from different
    perspectives of the schools’ administrators and teachers as to how to cater the needs of an effective
    delivery of services to the students. One of those issues is Printing of Modules for learners.
    Undeniably, Modular Learning is the “backbone” of the DepEd’s distance learning program as
    access to technology remains a problem for most students. For instance, students from Balocawe
    Integrated School in Tagapul-an District, Tagapul-an, Samar, will perhaps experience difficulties if the
    mode of learning is Online and/or TV since there is a problem when it comes to Network Signal. Most of the
    places at Tagapul-an, Samar have no stable Network Signal. Thus, Schools of the said district don’t have a
    choice but to offer modular printed distance learning for their students. Other modes of learning such as
    online, and TV and Radio broadcast would only supplement the modules.
    Nevertheless, it is indeed necessary for the school to allocate budget from MOOE to supply the
    needs of teachers to print modules. Every teacher needs printer, bond papers, inks and the likes. Although
    printing of modules is one of the top priorities of the schools, we cannot also set aside other school
    expenses that are also need to be budgeted. Printing of modules is not the only expenditure of the school.
    There are also expenses such us budget for the Utility Workers for the Physical Maintenance of the school,
    School programs and events for professional improvement of the teachers that are also needed to be
    budgeted, and so on.
    In general, I don’t agree of the statement above that the school has to allocate 100% of the MOOE
    budget for printing the modules for the students. There is always a proper allotment of the School’s Budget
    based from the legal bases of it.

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