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Deped - DIVISION of QUEZON Sitio Fori, Btgy DepEd - DIVISION OF QUEZON Sitio Fori, Btgy. Talipan, Pagbilao, Quezon Cell # 091 7 5824627 or at www.depedquezon.com.ph " C reatl n g Possibilitr'eg I n s p i r I ng I n n ov atl o n s" UNNUMBERED MEMORANDUM TO: Public schools District Supervisors, School Heads, and Concerned District Research Committee Officers of the Fourth Congressional District FROM: I MERTHEL M. EVARDOME. CESO VI Division Superintendent (P \scfrootstl SUBJECT: Fourth Congressional DistrictResearch Committee Meeting DATE: August 17,2018 The Fourth Congressional District Research Commiftee stands firm in its quest to foster the culture and strengthen the management of institutional research in the Division of Quezon. The continued promotion of the culture of research in the teaching-learning process, governance, and administration should always be regarded as a toolto attain progress in our educational system. ln light of the foregoing, the Fourth Congressionat District Research Committee will hold a Committee Meeting on August 31,2018 , 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at Don Emilio Salumbides Elementary School Lopez , Quezon. The said meeting contains the following objectives: (1) to provide update regarding the status of research in each district (2) to formutate research plans and policies as regards those needing technical assistance in action research preparation (3) to select members who will form part of the editorial board for the proposed publication of Fourth Congressional District Research Joumal and (4) to discuss other matters related to research. The objectives of the aforesaid meeting shall not be attained without the support of the officers and members of the Fourth Congressional District Research Committee. Your lOOo/o attendance is highly requested. (See attached list of FCDRC Officers and SDRCM Representatives). Travel and food expenses will be charged against School MOOE of the participants, subject to the usualaccounting and auditing rules and regulations. lmmediate dissemination of this Memorandum is desired. DEPED . QUEZON ICT UNIT TM-SDS-04-O UPLOADED Email address: Comments: Txt HELEN - 09178N2327 (Smarttsun/TalknTxt) 2327 (Ctobe Cell No:09175821629 This document is o property of SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE - QUEZON PROVTNCE ond the contents orc trcoted confidential. prohibited unless othetwbe pemifted by the Schools Dtuision Supeilntendent DepEd - DIVISION OF QUEZON Sitio Fori, Brgy. Talipan, Pagbilao, Quezon Cell # 09175824627 or at www.depedquezon.com.ph " C reatl ng Possi bi I ltl es, ln spl rl ng I n n ov ailon s,, List of Participants 4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT RESEARCH COMMITTEE NAME DESIGNATION DISTRICT 1, RYAN C. SULIVAS Chairperson Calauao West 2. RITA E. ARCHE Vice Chairosrson Looez East 3. NEONITA M. MERCADO Member Alabat 4. RAQUEL Q. MAPAYE Member Atimonan 5. ANTHONY E. SALUMBIDES Member Taqkawavan 2 6. REALEEN P. GAZA Secretariat Calauaq East 7, RICIEL C. QUILAPO Secretariat Gumaca East District Schools Research Committee NAME DESIGNATION DISTRICT 1, ANTONIO D. REVILLAME Chairperson ATIMONAN EAST 2, EMELITA RICAFORT Chairperson ATIMONAN WEST 3. EUFROCINA A. ALPAY Chairperson PEREZ 4, ROSANA O. OLINO Chairperson OUEZON 5. JACQUILINE L. CHICOTE Chairoerson PLARIDEL 6. RICIEL C. QUILAPIO Chairoerson GUMACA EAST 7. LORENAU.TARRAY Vice Chairperson GUMACA WEST 8. RITA E. ARCHE Chairperson LOPEZ EAST 9. LYNLE C. CACHO Chairperson LOPEZ WEST 10, MA. CECILIA A. TARUSAN Chairperson CALAUAG EAST 11. BERNARDO CRITINO P. ALTAMIRA Chairperson CALAUAG WEST 12. SUSANA P. NERA Chairoerson CALAUAG WEST 13. REYNALDO I. ZAMORA Chairperson GUINAYANGAN NORTH 14. ARSENIO A. CASINO Chairperson GUINAYANGAN SOUTH 15. JAYSON F. CELADINA Chairperson TAGKAWAYAN 1 16. CHERRY ONA Chairoerson TAGKAWAYAN 2 DEPEDOUEZON. Email address. Comments: Txt HELEN - 09178902327 2327 (Globe and TM) Cell No:09175824629 ffi This document is a prcpefty of SCHooLS D\VISION OfHCE . QUEZON PROVTNCE ond the contents ore trcoted confidentio!. Therefore, unouthorized rcproduction is strictly prohibited unless otherwise permltted by the Schools Oivislon Supeintendent. DepEd - DIVISION OF QUEZON Sitio Foi, Brgy. Talipan, Pagbilao, Quezon Cell # 09175824627 or at www.depedquezon.com.ph "Creatlng Posslbllltles, lnsplrtng lnnovatlons', AUTHORITY TO TRAVEL (within Division - for Field Office use) Document Tracking No.: Date: Auqust 17.2018 NAME OF OFFICIAL/ EMPLOYEE AND DESTGNATTON: 4TH CONGRESSIONAT DISTRICT RESEARCH COMMTTTEE NAME DESIGNATION DISTRICT RYAN C. SUL]VAS Chairperson Calauag West RITA E. ARCHE Vice Chairperson Lopez East NEONITA M. MERCADO Member Alabat RAQUEL Q. MAPAYE Member Atimonan ANTHONY E. SALUMBIDES Member Tagkawayan l! REALEEN P. GAZA Secretariat Calauag East RICIEL C. QUILAPO Secretariat Gumaca East Dlstrict Schools Research Commiftee NAME DESIGNATION DISTRICT ANTONIO D. REVILLAME Chairperson ATIMONAN EAST EMELITA RICAFORT Chairperson ATIMONAN WEST EUFROCINA A. ALPAY Chairperson PEREZ ROSANA O. OLINO Chairperson QUEZON JACQUILINE L. CHICOTE Chairperson PLARIDEL RICIEL C. QUILAPIO Chairperson GUMACA EAST LORENA U. TARRAY Vice Chairperson GUMACA WEST RITA E. ARCHE Chairperson LOPEZ EAST LYNLE C. CACHO Chairperson LOPEZ WEST MA. CECILIA A. TARUSAN Chairperson CALAUAG EAST BERNARDO CRITINO P. ALTAMIRA Chairperson CALAUAG WEST SUSANA P. NERA Chairperson CALAUAG WEST REYNALDO l. ZAMORA Chairperson GUINAYANGAN NORTH ARSENIO A. CASINO Chairperson GUINAYANGAN SOUTH JAYSON F. CELADINA Chairperson TAGKAWAYAN 1 CHERRY ONA Chairperson TAGKAWAYAN 2 PURPOSE: To attend the Fourth Conoressional District Committee Meetincr DESTINATION: Don Emilio Salumbides Elementary School Lopez, euezon. DEPEDQUEZON-TM-SDS-04-02 1.OOO Comments: Txt HELEN - 09178902327 2327 (Globe and TM) Cell No:09175824620 This fuument is a Wpetty of SCHOOTS OryrSrON OFFICE - QUEZON PROVINCE and the corrtents are t,eated conft&ntiat. Therefore, unauthorized reprduction is strictly prohibited unless otheruise permitted by the Schats Division Supcintendent. 'a DepEd - DIVISION OF QUEZON Sitio Fori, Brgy. Tdipan, Pagbilao, Quezon Call # Nl75824627 or d www.&pedquezon.com.ph " C reati ng fuss ibil fties, I nspirtn g hnovations" PERIOD OF TRAVEL: Auoust 31. 2018 TRAVEL IS ON: SOURCE OF FUND ESTIMATED EXPENSE/S: (if on Official Busrness,) Registration Fee: NIA 1. trOfficial Business Transportation: N/A trCash Advance nDivision Fund TravelAllowance: Php.200.00 EReimbursement trLSB Fund On TravelTime only trSchoolMOOE FullAllowance 2. trOfficialTime trOthers (Pls. specify) (NO EXPENSE to be incutred by the Ovislr Offce/Schoot) TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENSES : N/A REQUESTED BY: RECOMMEN APPROVAL: trNG * JUANTTO {. rtAenle SEPS-Plannif and Research NADINE CTCELINDRO ASDS'S IilI.CHARGE OF 4TH CONGRE REMARKS (tF ANY): The estimated expenses varv because of the participants distance to the venue of the meeting. DEPEDQUEZON-TM-SDS.O4.O21 -OOO [email protected] Comments: Trt HELEN - 09178902327 (Smart/SuntTalknTxt) 2J27 (Gtob and Tttl) Cell No:09r75E24629 ,:his document is a proryfty of scHooLs avsoN oFFtcE - QuEzoN PRovtNcE and the contents are trcated contidontiel. Therefoh. unauthoized rcproduction E *icdy prohibited unlossothe,wise permltted by t e sctroo/s Drvbion suryintendant..
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