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DEPARTMENT of EDUCATION SOCCSKSARGEN February 17, 2020 REGION MEMORANDUM PPRD No. 9, S. 2020 SCHEDULE of REGION

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DEPARTMENT of EDUCATION SOCCSKSARGEN February 17, 2020 REGION MEMORANDUM PPRD No. 9, S. 2020 SCHEDULE of REGION Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SOCCSKSARGEN Regional Center, Brgy. Carpenter Hill, City of Koronadal Telefax No.: (083) 2288825/(083) 2281893 Website: depedroxii.org Email:[email protected] February 17, 2020 REGION MEMORANDUM PPRD No. 9, s. 2020 SCHEDULE OF REGIONAL SBM VALIDATION OF SELECTED SCHOOLS TO: Schools Division Superintendents Divisions of Koronadal City Tacurong City Kidapawan City Cotabato Attn: SGOD Chief, Division SBM Coordinator & Division SBM Coordinating Teams (DSCTs) & Regional SBM Coordinating Teams (RSCTs) 1. This has reference to the requests of the Schools Division Offices of Koronadal City, Tacurong City, Kidapawan City and Cotabato regarding the conduct of Regional School-Based Management (SBM) Validation to some of their identified schools. 2. In response to such request, the Regional SBM Validation shall be conducted this February to March 2020. Initially, the schedule of validation is as follows: Schools Division Office Schedule of Activities Koronadal City February 26-27, 2020 Tacurong City To Be Arranged (TBA) Kidapawan City To Be Arranged (TBA) Cotabato To Be Arranged (TBA) 3. A follow-up region advisory shall be released in line with the final schedule of the other divisions. All schools endorsed for validation shall already prepare for the DOD (Document Analysis-Observation-Discussion) Process prior to their schedule. 4. Attached is Enclosure No. 1: List of Schools for SBM Level 3 Validation by Division. A. Koronadal City Division (10 Schools); B. Tacurong City Division (10 Schools); C. Kidapawan City Division (33 Schools); and D. Cotabato Division (60 Schools). 5. The SBM validation is generally aimed to establish the quality assurance and technical assistance mechanisms of DepEd SOCCSKSARGEN Regional Office. Specifically, it aims to: /gab Kasali lahat. Kasama lahat. Para sa lahat Page 1 of 9 a. Assess the schools endorsed by the SDO by validating their existing SBM practices based on two aspects: School Improvement on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) on Access, Efficiency and Quality (60%) and SBM Practices based on four (4) principles: Leadership & Governance, Curriculum & Instruction, Accountability & Continuous Improvement, and Resource Management (40%); b. Integrate quality assurance mechanisms in ensuring that all DepEd Policies, Programs & Projects (PPP) are properly implemented in the school level; and c. Provide technical assistance for the continuous improvement of schools being validated based on the major findings and to capacitate the DSCT as well on the SBM Validation Process. d. Immerse the newly-certified Regional SBM Validators (from the divisions) in the process as a capacity building mechanism. 6. Relative to the activity, all SDO personnel who were immersed and are already certified Regional SBM Validators are hereby informed that in these series of Regional SBM Validation, they shall be utilized particularly in SDOs with a number of schools to be validated, particularly in Kidapawan City & Cotabato Division. The SDO validators who have “conditional status” shall be immersed soon as part of their certification process. See Enclosure No. 2: List of SDO Certified Regional SBM Validators. 7. For further inquiries, please contact Glenn A. Bisnar - Chief of PPRD/SBM Focal Person, through his mobile no. 0921-804-7283 or email at [email protected]. 8. For information, guidance and immediate compliance of all concerned. ALLAN G. FARNAZO Regional Director Enclosure: As stated Reference: Request Letters of SDS Crispin A. Soliven Jr., CESE; SDS Miguel Fillalan, CESO VI; SDS Omar Obas, CESO V & SDS Isagani Dela Cruz, CESO V To be indicated in the Perpetual Index under the following subjects: SBM Validation RSCT DSCT /gab Kasali lahat. Kasama lahat. Para sa lahat Page 2 of 9 Enclosure No. 1 to Region Memorandum PPRD No. 9, s. 2020 List of Schools by Division for SBM Level 3 Validation A. Koronadal City Division A.1 Schools for Validation No. Name of Schools Cluster School Head PSDS/PIC 1. Marbel Elementary School IV Jerilyn B. Larioza Bernardita M. Villano 2. Kakub Elementary School VIII Farnaida A. Kawit Francis Rodney G. Jabido 3. Lasang Elementary School IV Donnabelle B. Bacor Bernardita M. Villano 4. Morales Elementary III Ma. Theresa P. Donna B. School Yanson Aguarilles 5. San Roque Elementary III Alfonso C. Lacson Jr. Bernardita M. School Villano 6. Manuel Dondiego VIII Jessie S. Dumalogdog Francis Elementary School Rodney G. Jabido 7. Marbel 8 Elementary VII Marlon L. Nacional Joever P. School Gomez 8. Sto. Niňo Elementary VII Emeline S. Doruelo Joever P. School Gomez 9. Koronadal National Valentin C. Dignadice Ernelita L. Comprehensive High IX Jr. Villanueva School 10. Concepcion National High X Sanny P. Pama Anthony T. Cia School A.2 Schedule of SBM Validation & List of Regional SBM Coordinating Teams (RSCT) RSCT Name of Schools Date RSCT Validators Team Team A Marbel 6 ES Feb. 26, 2020 (AM) Leader: Glenn A. Bisnar KPI: Ulysses P. Laruya & Lovely Ramos P1: Regan Dagadas Sto. Niňo ES Feb. 26, 2020 (PM) P2: Peter Van C. Ang-ug & Gilda Orendain P3: Louella Jabido Marbel 8 ES Feb. 27, 2020 (AM) P4: Jose Leody C. Armada & Leonardo Mission Team B Kakub ES Feb. 26, 2020 (AM) Leader: Melinda A. Rivera /gab Kasali lahat. Kasama lahat. Para sa lahat Page 3 of 9 KPI: Aldwin Opre Manuel Dondiego Feb. 26, 2020 (PM) P1: Emily Enolpe ES P2: Johnny M. Sumugat & Gerardo O. Magno Morales ES Feb. 27, 2020 (AM) P3: Rogelio P. Radaza P4: Norman S. Valeroso & Ismael N. Ngitngit Team C San Roque ES Feb. 26, 2020 (AM) Leader: Luz Lalli L. Ferrer KPI: Reynaldo S. Gallardo Lasang ES Feb. 26, 2020 (PM) P1: Michael A. Poblador P2: Cynthia G. Diaz & Marjolyn Ballais Concepcion NHS Feb. 27, 2020 (AM) P3: Grace Patrice Mondragon P4: Agney C. Taruc B. Tacurong City Division No. Name of Schools Cluster School Head Principal-In- Charge 1. Abang-Suizo Elementary North Mary Grace G. Rona L. Bred School Tacurong Hilarion 2. Buenaflor Elementary North Joebert A. School Tacurong Baconaje 3. Ma. A. Montilla Memorial North Elva P. Belgira Elementary School Tacurong 4. New Lagao Elementary North Glenda Rose School Tacurong G. Yasin 5. Tacurong Pilot Elementary Central Jeanilyn Agnes G. School Tacurong Batchar, Ph.D. Muyco 6. Kalandagan Elementary West Tacurong Jackie O. Ivy P. School Ochinang Lamintao 7. Maria Z. Bayya Elementary West Tacurong Wendy Lynn School G. Conejar 8. Rajah Muda Elementary South Ronald A. Ronnie L. School (Main) Tacurong Pelitro Formacion 9. Rajah Muda Elementary South Rodolfo M. School-BEAM Tacurong Agon 10 Virginia F. Griňo NHS Secondary Ligaya A. Ctedrilla C. Kidapawan City Division No. Name of Schools Cluster/ School Head Principal-In- District Charge Cluster 1 1 Amazion ES V Nelma Concepcion Soledad Leyrita 2 Katipunan ES V Marcelina Ganancial Soledad Leyrita 3 Gayola ES V Mary Jane Tapere Soledad Leyrita 4 Calaocan ES IV Ailyn Valdomar Vic Capilitan /gab Kasali lahat. Kasama lahat. Para sa lahat Page 4 of 9 5 Binoligan IS V/IV Zayra Maguling/Eric Soledad Leyrita / Pasama Antonio Pasigado 6 Paco CES IV Rosalyn Garcia Vic Capilitan 7 Mariano Mancera MIS III Delia Balbin/ Vicentina Acuna Luzviminda Dequit 8 Kalaisan ES IV Shirley Landawe Vic Capilitan Cluster 2 9 Upper Singao ES I Noemi Cawagas Manuela Suropia 10 Singao IS I/III Marivic Tubo/ Reynaldo Manuela Suropia / Herrera Vicentina Acuna 11 Bangsamoro ES III Dinafiel Te Bernardo Daquio 12 Kidapawan CNHS I Rosalinda Lonzaga Rosalinda Lonzaga 13 Datu Saliman ES I Rubygen Felomino Manuela Suropia 14 Kalaisan NHS III Jundee Villegas Vicentina Acuna 15 Lapan ES II Perlite Guintos Shirley Dua 16 Perez ES II Elmer Ruiz Shirley Dua Cluster 3 17 Mateo Olodin ES IV Rosa Booc Vic Capilitan 18 Sto. Nino ES IV Jaime Guadalquiver Vic Capilitan 18 Sikitan ES IV Edgar Maunes Vic Capilitan 19 Saniel-Cruz NHS III Lilian Magno Vicentina Acuna 20 Paco NHS IV Artuto Jimenez Antonio Pasigado 21 Nuangan IS I/II Faith Bote/Jinkey De Josefina Escaner/ Vicente Arnil Sambria/ Manuela Sorupia 22 Sibawan ES III Julieta Raz Bernardo Daquio 23 Mateo ES III Abigail Banga Bernardo Daquio 24 New Bohol ES IV Roel Llerin Vic Capilitan Cluster 4 25 Manongol CES II Evangeline Apias Shirley Dua 26 Mua-an IS II Alejandro Bringas / Shirley Dua/ Rhodora Dano Josefina Escaner / Arnil Sambria 27 Meohao ES II Marelina Arcadio Shirley Dua 28 Sumayahon ES II Frederick Bangcas Vicentina Acuna 29 Ginatilan NHS II Serinel Trompeta Josefina Escaner / Arnil Sambria 30 Manongol NHS II Cheryl Cerias Josefina Escaner / Arnil Sambria 31 Balabag ES II Roger Dela Cruz Shirley Dua 32 Ginatilan ES II Rhodora Dano Shirley Dua 33 Manongol CES II Evangeline Apias Shirley Dua /gab Kasali lahat. Kasama lahat. Para sa lahat Page 5 of 9 D. Cotabato Division PSDS/ MUNICIPALITY No SCHOOLS SCHOOL HEAD CLUSTER / DISTRICT . HEAD 1. Malinao CES Banisilan North Lorly D. San Nicolas Monica D. 2. Gastav ES Banisilan North Lilibeth G. Baldevieso Bermejo 3. Miguel Macasarte ES Banisilan North Arnold S. Palonero 4. Malagap ES Banisilan South Vicente P. Agutaya Jr. 5. Puting Bato ES Banisilan South Florendo N. Cajulo Yusof A. 6. Busaon ES Banisilan South Amorsulah S. Tico Aliudin 7. Badtucon ES Banisilan South John Marfil B. Daul 8. Buay-Buay ES Banisilan Joy B. Lustan Central John A. 9. Paradise ES Banisilan Carlos Barreto Jr. Pagayon Central 10. Banisilan NHS Banisilan Alex B. Palmes Alex B. Palmes 11. Dilangalen CES Midsayap South Arleen E. Concepcion 12. Dr. C.H. Deles ES Midsayap South Virginia C. Singco Elmer V. 13. Sadaan ES Midsayap South Eva E. Arcenal Castro 14. Lower Kiwanan ES Midsayap South Cicile D.A. Sembrano 15. Central Glad ES Midsayap South Ma. Gina O. Pagasian 16. Agriculture Central Midsayap Pinangbai D. Karon ES Southwest Ma. Vilma 17. Lt. Jesus Yermo ES Midsayap Arlyn D. Alcebar Esteban Southwest 18.
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