The document outlines a School Improvement Plan (SIP) aimed at increasing achievement rates and reducing dropout rates through specific interventions like a Drop Out Reduction Program. It also discusses forming a School-Community Planning Team to prepare the SIP and annual implementation plans to improve access, quality, and governance at the school over three years. The SIP is the basis for undertaking activities, conducting assessments, and achieving targets outlined in the roadmap.
The document outlines a School Improvement Plan (SIP) aimed at increasing achievement rates and reducing dropout rates through specific interventions like a Drop Out Reduction Program. It also discusses forming a School-Community Planning Team to prepare the SIP and annual implementation plans to improve access, quality, and governance at the school over three years. The SIP is the basis for undertaking activities, conducting assessments, and achieving targets outlined in the roadmap.
The document outlines a School Improvement Plan (SIP) aimed at increasing achievement rates and reducing dropout rates through specific interventions like a Drop Out Reduction Program. It also discusses forming a School-Community Planning Team to prepare the SIP and annual implementation plans to improve access, quality, and governance at the school over three years. The SIP is the basis for undertaking activities, conducting assessments, and achieving targets outlined in the roadmap.
The document outlines a School Improvement Plan (SIP) aimed at increasing achievement rates and reducing dropout rates through specific interventions like a Drop Out Reduction Program. It also discusses forming a School-Community Planning Team to prepare the SIP and annual implementation plans to improve access, quality, and governance at the school over three years. The SIP is the basis for undertaking activities, conducting assessments, and achieving targets outlined in the roadmap.
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July 5, 2019
TNHS, Principal’s Office
Our school design a plan (SIP) aimed to attain the objectives which to increase achievement rate on the NAT results and reduce Drop-Out rate through the full implementation of (DORP) Drop Out Reduction Program with its corresponding specified intervention such as the Home Visitation and other more ways of retrieving the students who are already outside from the school activities respectively. With the full implementation of SBM, the school employed to have the sets of principle which will inform us regarding on school performance status and other related school duties and functions which are important points of information. Activity: Build a Highest Tower
Instructions: Build the highest tower that you
can out of the given materials in the allotted time. A School Improvement Plan (SIP) is a roadmap that lays down specific interventions that a school, with the help of the community and other stakeholders, undertakes within a period of three (3) consecutive school years. It aims to improve the three key result areas in basic education: access, quality, and governance. It is evidence-based, results-based, and child or learner- centered. The SIP is central in School-Based Management (SBM) and is prepared by the School-Community Planning Team (SPT). It is the basis for the school’s Annual Implementation Plan. School Head as the Team Leader Student Representative Teacher Representative Parent Representative Barangay / LGU Representative Member of SDRRMC Member of School Child Protection Committee We dream of Filipinos who passionately love their country and whose values and competencies enable them to realize their full potential and contribute meaningfully to building the nation. As a learner-centered public institution, the Department of Education continuously improves itself to better serve its stakeholders. SBM Level CFSS Points 1 25 Qualitative Qualitative Interpretation: Interpretation: Developing Outstanding Active participation of stakeholders in all school activities contributes a lot in the realization of the school’s goals and targets: Based on the record, the co- curricular activities has 95%, extra-curricular has 80%, meetings has 90% and assembly has 85% supports in term of attendance.
The stakeholder’s contribution in terms of monetary aspect has reached
to Php 2, 172,000.00 in S.Y 2015-216 Currently, the school, together with the stakeholders are aiming for the hall of fame on the same category. Activity 3: Completion of Gap Analysis Template (Annex 3)
Activity 4: Identify Priority
Improvement Areas (Annex 4) Project A-PEER is a school - community partnership remedial program headed by the Science Department Master Teacher; Mr. Mariel G. De Jesus. This project aims to develop the students’ scientific and comprehension strategies in Panghulo National High School. This also intends to help the students reach higher scientific literacy level by the end of the school year. The high - five symbolizes the volunteerism of the people in the community. Lending a hand and willing to take lead to nurture and develop the scientific skills of all the children in the Barangay, with the help of volunteered professional and or educated people in the community. The program includes all science teachers both in Junior and Senior High School in Panghulo National High School, Students (Peers), PNHS Alumni, Volunteered Barangay Officials and Private entities. They will be assigned to adopt student/s whom they will cater for the remedial program on their vacant time and or right after working hours (unofficial time) once a week on their chosen day for 30 minutes at designated area to conduct a session with their adopted student/s.
This is a long term preparation for the students’ future
examinations such as Summative and Periodic Test, College Examinations, or Employment Test. Project Dissemination and Implementation (Procedures, Assessment and Schedule)
The Science Department Head, Master Teacher and Science Teachers
shall conduct series of meeting regarding the Project A-PEER. The Science Department shall inform the students involve and their parents on how to carry out the said project. The Proponent ( Master Teacher) shall get the Pretest and Post Test results of the beneficiaries. The results shall be the basis of the stream of the activities. Prior to the implementation of the program subject teachers, selected barangay officials, and volunteered parents will be assigned to adopt students whom they will cater for the remedial program using their vacant time on their chosen day for 30 minutes. The peer teacher shall monitor the attendance and secure the scores on the activities they provide with their adopted student and document all sessions. The Project A-PEER sessions shall be done outside the classroom, by the assigned peer-teacher and adopted student/s. Periodic test result will be use to assess and evaluate the learning of the adopted students. Recognitions of Volunteered Peer Teacher and Most Improved Student will be awarded at the Culminating Activity of Science Month Celebration in September. Cash Prize worth 500 and certificate given by the Barangay will be given for the Best Volunteered Peer Teacher assessed by their made documentation and through improvement of their adopted student based on the Periodic Test result conducted and evaluated by the Science Teachers. Certificate of Recognition and School Supplies will be given to the most improved students based on the PeriodicTest result conducted and evaluated by the Science Teachers.