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Department of Education REGION IV MIMAROPA Republic of the Philippines Department of Education REGION IV MIMAROPA OFFICE OF THE SCHOOLS DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT DIVISION MEMORANDUM No. 164 , s. 2020 TO : Public Schools District Supervisors School Heads FROM : NATIVIDAD P. BAYUBAY, CESO VI Schools Division Superintendent Office of the Schools Division Superintendent SUBJECT : Reiteration of Division Memorandum No. 027, s. 2020 and Division Memorandum No. 80, s. 2020 re: Submission of School Site Documents DATE : August 14, 2020 1. This is to reiterate Division Memorandum No. 027, s. 2020 dated February 12, 2020 (School Site Complete Set of Documents) which directed the submission of school site documents on or before March 4, 2020. 2. Due to the lockdown imposed last March caused by COVID-19 situation, the deadline for submission was extended to May 15, 2020 as per Division Memorandum No. 80, s. 2020. 3. Despite the lapse of said deadline, there are still schools that have not complied with the required submission up to date. 4. In view of the above, concerned school heads of the schools included in the List of Schools with no submission of school site documents in Annex A are required to comply with the submission on or before September 11, 2020. 5. Immediate and wide dissemination of this Memorandum is desired. “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” - Frederick Douglass OSDS/LU/ ___________________ Gov. Salvador P. Socrates Govt Center PEO Road, Barangay Bancao-Bancao, Puerto Princesa City (048) 433-6392 www.depedpalawan.com [email protected] DepEd Palawan/DepEd Tayo-Palawan LIST OF SCHOOLS WITH NO SUBMISSION OF SCHOOL SITE DOCUMENTS No. Municipality School Name Remarks Elementary 1 Aborlan Central (North) Gogognan Elementary School 2 Aborlan Central (North) Magbabadil Elementary School 3 Aborlan Central (North) Marikit Elementary School 4 Agutaya Agutaya Central School 5 Agutaya Algeciras Elementry School 6 Agutaya Concepcion Elementary School 7 Agutaya Diit Elementary School 8 Agutaya Maracañao Elementary School 9 Agutaya Matarawis Elementary School 10 Agutaya Villa Fria Elementary School 11 Agutaya Mandit ES 12 Agutaya Silad ES 13 Agutaya New Agutaya ES 14 Balabac Agutayan Elementary School 15 Balabac Bancalaan Elementary School 16 Balabac Banglos Elementary School 17 Balabac Kambangtule Elementary School 18 Balabac Lagdong Elementary School 19 Balabac Lumbucan Elementary School 20 Balabac Malaking Ilog Elementary School 21 Balabac Marabon Elementary School 22 Balabac Matangule Elementary School 23 Balabac Pampecs Elementary School (Bugsuk ES) 24 Balabac Rabor Elementary School 25 Balabac Timbayan Elementary School 26 Bataraza District I Culandanum Elementary School 27 Bataraza District II Taratak Elementary School 28 North Brooke's Point Danadio Elementary School 29 North Brooke's Point Felipe D. Irader Elementary School 30 North Brooke's Point Ipilan Central School 31 North Brooke's Point Gov. Alfredo Abueg Sr. National Technology & Vocational Memorial High School 32 South Brooke's Point Mary Edward Ventura Elementary School (Buligay ES) 33 South Brooke's Point Tagpinasao Elementary School 34 South Brooke's Point Kelwi Village Elementary School 35 Busuanga Bogtong Elementary School 36 Busuanga Buluang Elementary School 37 Busuanga Busuanga Elementary School 38 Busuanga Calawit Elementary School 39 Busuanga Cheey Elementary School 40 Busuanga Concepcion Elementary School 41 Busuanga Dipuyai Elementary School 42 Busuanga Maglalambay Elementary School 43 Busuanga New Busuanga Elementary School 44 Busuanga New Calawit Elementary School 45 Busuanga Ocam Ocam Integrated School 46 Busuanga Panlaitan Elementary School 47 Busuanga Sagrada Elementary School 48 Busuanga Salvacion Elementary School 49 Busuanga San Isidro Elementary School 50 Busuanga San Rafael Elementary School 51 Busuanga Lacdayan Elementary School 52 Busuanga Depelenged Elementary School 53 Cagayancillo Cagayancillo Central School 54 Cagayancillo Calusa Elementary School 55 Cagayancillo Cawili Elementary School 56 Cagayancillo Magsaysay Elementary School 57 Cagayancillo Mampio Elementary School 58 Cagayancillo Nusa Elementary School 59 Cagayancillo Sta. Cruz Elementary School 60 Cagayancillo Talaga Elementary School 61 Coron Coastal Balisungan Elementary School 62 Coron Coastal Bayo-Bayo Elementary School 63 Coron Coastal Cabugao Elementary School 64 Coron Coastal Capayas Elementary School 65 Coron Coastal Marcilla Elementary School 66 Coron Coastal Delian Elementary School 67 Coron Inland Decalachao Elementary School 68 Coron Inland Tara Elementary School 69 Coron Inland Bucatan Elementary School 70 Coron Inland Napuagan Elementary School 71 Coron Inland San Isidro Elementary School 72 Culion Galoc Elementary School 73 Culion Ugnisan Elementary School 74 Cuyo Caponayan Elementary School 75 Cuyo Cuyo Miller School 76 Cuyo Maringian Elementary School 77 Cuyo Paaralan ng Buhay ng Antipolo 78 Cuyo Distance Learning Center 79 El Nido del Sur El Nido Elementary School 80 Kalayaan Pag-Asa Elementary School 81 Linapacan Barangonan Elementary School 82 Linapacan Binalabag Elementary School 83 Linapacan Cabuniawan Elementary School 84 Linapacan Calibangbangan Elementary School 85 Linapacan Decabaitat Elementary School 86 Linapacan Maroyogroyog Elementary School 87 Linapacan Nangalao Elementary School 88 Linapacan New Colaylayan Elementary School 89 Linapacan San Miguel Elementary School 90 Narra District I (Del Sur) Aramaywan I Elementary School 91 Narra District I (Del Sur) Burirao Elementary School 92 Narra District I (Del Sur) Cacarigan Elementary School 93 Narra District I (Del Sur) Calategas Elementary School 94 Narra District II (Del Norte) Malatgao Elementary School 95 Narra District II (Del Norte) Panacan Elementary School 96 Narra District II (Del Norte) Tinagong Dagat Elementary School 97 Quezon South Dumalag Extension 98 Quezon North Bagong Pag-asa Elementary School ito na po kalayan sakop pala 99 Quezon North Pag asa Elementary School xa ng quezon 100 Rizal Balite Elementary School 101 Rizal Bintat Elementary School 102 Rizal Bulno Elementary School 103 Rizal Bunog Elementary School 104 Rizal Cadawan Elementary School 105 Rizal Canipaan Elementary School (Extension) 106 Rizal Canipaan Elementary School 107 Rizal Colandanum Elementary School 108 Rizal Culasian Elementary School (NEW) 109 Rizal Culasian Elementary School (OLD) 110 Rizal Cumahos Elementary School 111 Rizal Dignuzon Elementary School 112 Rizal Guilingan Elementary School 113 Rizal Labangan Elementary School 114 Rizal Latud Elementary School 115 Rizal Malapandeg Elementary School 116 Rizal Rancho II Elementary School 117 Rizal Ransang South Elementary School 118 Rizal Rizal Elementary School 119 Rizal Salongsong Elementary School 120 Rizal Sicud Elementary School 121 Rizal Sumurum Elementary School 122 Rizal Tagbita Elementary School 123 Rizal Tagpas Elementary School 124 Rizal Tarumpitao Elementary School 125 Rizal Tulapos Elementary School 126 Rizal Balen-balen Elementary School 127 Rizal Balingasag Elementary School 128 Rizal Calupisan Elementary School 129 Rizal Kadulan Elementary School 130 Rizal Kamantian Elementary School 131 Rizal Kininaman Elementary School 132 Rizal Magkalip Elementary School 133 Rizal Maruso Elementary School 134 Rizal Molid Elementary School 135 Rizal Malutok Elementary School 136 Rizal Bayabas Elementary School 137 Rizal Tagbiao-biao Elementary School 138 Roxas South Arasan Elementary School 139 Roxas South Bagong Silang Elementary School 140 Roxas South Balai Ya Pag-Adalan Kat mga Katutubo Elementary School 141 Roxas South Buayan Elementary School 142 Roxas South Candelaria Elementary School 143 Roxas South Capalan Elementary School 144 Roxas South Caramay Elementary School 145 Roxas South Jolo Elementary School 146 Roxas South Magara Elementary School 147 Roxas South Nanabu Indigenous Elementary School 148 Roxas South Rizal Elementary School 149 Roxas South San Miguel Elementary School 150 Roxas South Tulariquen Elementary School 151 San Vicente New Caruray Elementary School 152 Brooke's Point II (Sofronio Española) Bengao Cunsang Elementary School 153 Brooke's Point II (Sofronio Española) Eniaran Elementary School 154 Brooke's Point II (Sofronio Española) Ipaputo Elementary School 155 Brooke's Point II (Sofronio Española) Olympic Elementary School 156 Brooke's Point II (Sofronio Española) Panitian Interior Elementary School 157 Brooke's Point II (Sofronio Española) Pulot Interior Elementary School 158 Taytay I Biton Elementary School 159 Taytay I Pag-asa Elementary School 160 Taytay I Binulbulan Elementary School 161 Taytay II Baras Elementary School 162 Taytay II Binuan Elementary School 163 Taytay II Kawakayan Elementary School 164 Taytay II Maubog Elementary School 165 Taytay II Talog Elementary School 166 Taytay II Amogues Elementary School 167 Taytay II Villa Rogelia Elementary School 168 Taytay III Bulalo Elementary School 169 Taytay III Cataban Elementary School 170 Taytay III Tumbod Elementary School No. Municipality School Name Remarks Elementary 1 Aborlan Central (North) Isla Sombrero NHS 2 Agutaya Gaudencio E. Abordo Mem. National High School 3 Balabac Balabac National High School 4 Balabac Bugsuk National High School 5 Balabac Ramos High School 6 Balabac Agutayan National High School 7 Balabac Catagupan High School 8 Balabac Balabac National High School - Indalawan Annex 9 Balabac Balabac National High School - Malaking Ilog Annex 10 Balabac Balabac National High School - Melville Annex 11 Balabac Bangcalaan NHS Matangule Ext. 12 Busuanga Cheey National High
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