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Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF EDUCA [ff-T,^; Region lll-Central Luzon D.M. Government Center, Maimpis, City of San Email: [email protected] Tel: (045) 45$.2309 X Fa(: (045)45$2312 April3,2A17 REGIONAT MEMORANDUM ruo.-jf series 2017 CLRAA PARTICIPATION TO THE 2017 PALARONG PAMBANSA To: All Schools Division Superintendents Heads, Public and Private Elementary and Secondary School AllOthers Concern 1. DepEd Regional Office lll announces the participation of Central Luzon Regional Athletic Association (CLRAA) to the 2017 Palarong Pambansa which shall be held at Binirayan Sports Comple& San Jose, Antique on April 23-29, 2037. The delegation shalt participate in all regular sports events. The objectives of the Palarong Pambansa are: a. to promote physical education and sports as an integral part on the Basic Education for holistic development of the youth to become responsible and globally competitive citizens of the country; b. to inculcate the spirit of discipline, teamwork, excellence, fair play, solidarity, sportsmanship, and other values inherent in sports; c. to promote and achieve peace by means of sports; d. to widen the base for talent identification, selection, recruitment, training and exposure of elementary pupils and secondary students to serve as athletes' rooster to the National Sports Associations for international competitions and; e. to provide database that will serve as basis for further improve the school sports development programs. 3. The delegation is composed of Delegation Officials and Working Staff (Enclosure No.1). The designated Team Managers shall oversee a specific team. He/She shall monitor and supervise the team, attend meetings and eventually relay information to the coaches. Ensure that coaches are reminded of their scheduled events, provide moral support and be present in every team's game. List of athletes, coaches, assistant coaches and chaperons is found in Enclosure No.2. 4. Delegation Officials, coaches and chaperons must adhere to the provisions of DepEd Order No. 48, s. 2016 entitled Policy and Guidelines on Comprehensive Tobacco Controland DepEd Order No. 40, s. IOLZ entitled DepEd Child Protection Poticy. As such they will be held responsible for the protection, welfare and safety of their pupil/student athletes. \{, "Ssmmitment-0riven Performance by our haders, Sharacter-Based lnstruction for our learRers" "Sollaborating with nur fl.eaders, Saring for sur ftearner" Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Region lll-Central luzon D.M. Government Center, Maimpis, City of San Fernando, pampanga Email: [email protected] Tet: (04S) 455-2309 36 Fa<: (0a5) 455-2312 5. Advanced Party which is composed of the Assistant Athletic Manager, engineering, drivers, utilities and transportation officer shall leave on April LO, 2AL7 to prepare the billeting school prior to the arrival of the delegation. 6. The delegation shall leave on April L7,2AL7 at 4:00 am. Meeting place shall be in DepEd RO-lll, Matalino St., DM Government Center, Maimpis, City of San Fernando (P). All schools divisions in the Bulacan cluster shall meet at Capitol Compound, City of Malolos, Bulacan. Other details shall be announced once preparations are finalized. 7. All athletes, coaches, assistant coaches, chaperons and delegation officials are prohibited to go to places other than the Binirayan Sports Complex and designated playing venues. 8. Service credits shall be granted to teachers who will serve in the palaro pursuant to the provisions of DECS Order No. 53, series 2003 entitled llpdated Guidetines on Grant of Service Credits to Teochers. And non-teaching personnel shall be entitled to Compensatory Time-Off (CfO) in accordance with Civil Service Commission and Department of Budget and Management Joint Circular No.2, s.2004 on Non-Monetary Remuneration for Overtime Service Rendered. 9. Travelling expenses of participants from their station to the Regional Office (and Bulacan) on the day of departure to Antique and back shall be charged to local funds subject to the usual accounting and auditing procedures. 10. lmmediate dissemination of this Memorandum is enjoined. 7-, * MAICOIM 5. GARMA, CESO V Director lll Officer-ln-Charge Office of the Regional Director ESSDl e['v n. of;rC "ffummitment-Briven Performance hy sur Eeaders, Sharaenr-Based lnstrustion for our [earners" "Sollahorating with sur Eeaders, #arinq for our &earner" Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Region lll-Central Luzon D.M, Government Center, Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga Email: [email protected] Tel: (045) 45$2309 X Fax: (045) a5S2312 Enclosure No. 1 to Regional Memorandum No._, s.2077 (CLRAA Participation to THE 2017 Palarong Pambansa) Delegation Officials 1. Gov. Wilhelmino M. Sy-Alvarado Honorary Head of Delegation 2. RD Malcolm S. Garma Head of Delegation 3. ARD Nicolas T. Capulong Assist. Head of Delegation 4. Dr. Pedro Q. Pascua Chief, AO (Admin. Division) 5. Mrs. lmelda P. Vallejo Chief AO (Finance Division) 6. Dr. Elizabeth M. Perfecto Chief, CLMD 7. Estrellita L. David Chief, HRDD 8. Dr. Leonardo Canlas Chief, PPRD 9. Dr. Edwin T. Marcos Chief, FTAD 10. Dr. Arthur DC Sacatropes Chiel QAD 11. Antonio G. Arquero Supervising AO {Finance) 12. Esther Castro Auditor 13. SDS Romeo M. Alip Division of Bulacan 14. SDS Amancio 5. VillamejorJr. Division of Malolos City 15. SDS Zenia G. Mostoles Division of Zambales 16. SDS Ronaldo A. Pozon Division of Nueva Ecija 17. SDS Rhoda T. Razon Division of Cabanatuan City 18. SDS Teresa D. Mababa Division of San Jose City 19. SDS Germilina H. Pascual Division of San Jose Del Monte City 20. SDS Jessie D. Ferrer Division of Bataan 21. OIC-SDS Estelita S. Cunanan Division of Tarlac 22. OIC-SDS Edgard C.. Domingo Division of Aurora 23. OIC-SDS Alberto P. Saludez Division of Tarlac City 24. OIC-SDS Leonardo D. Zapanta Division of Pampanga 25. OIC-SDS lmelda P. Macaspac Division of City of San Fernando 26. OIC-SDS LeilaniS. Cunanan Division of Angeles City 27. OIC-SDS Catalina P. Paez Division of Science City of Mufroz 28. OIC-SDS Norma P. Esteban Division of Meycauayan City 29. OIC*SDS Carolina S. Violeta Division of Balanga City 30. OIC-SDS Silverlina A. De Jesus Division of Gapan City 31. OIC-SDS Bernadette F. Tamayo Division of Olongapo City 32. OIC-SDS Ma. lrelyn P. Tamayo Division of Mabalacat City Working Committee 1. Sammy P. Sampang Athletic Manager 2. Odon M. Santiago Asst. Athletic Manager 3. Guillermo C. Bognot Consultant 4. Wilfredo Yap Dean of Discipline (Male)/Team Manager 5. Nestor M. Londerio Camp Directorfieam Manager 6. Arturo Edora Assist. Camp Director 7. Ramon Perez Training Director 8. Charina S. Sogue Dean of Discipline (Female)/Ieam Manager 9. Bernadette Rosaroso Team Manager 'Gommitment-Driven Performance fu our leaders, Gharac'tEr-Eased lnstructian lor ou. k.*rr=N "Gsllabsrating uith our leaders, Saring Ior our harner" Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Region lll-Central Luzon S.M. Government fenter, Mlairnpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga E mail : [email protected] Iel: {045} 455-2309 H Fax: (045) 455-231 2 L0. Gilbert Bayudang Team Manager 1L. Bernadette G. Paraiso Team Manager 12. Gilbert M. Agapito Team Manager 1"3. Amelia F. Bulaong Team Manager L4. Lordennis Leonardo Team Manager 15. Nelween lV1. Gan Team Manager 1"6. Roderico B. Cayanan Team Manager 17. Felino M" Sawal Team Manager 18. Ronald Castro Team Manager 19. Saturnino Dumlao Team Manager 20. Marlon S. Fernandez Team Manager 21. Cesar G. Yadao Team Manager 22. Romulo F. De Guzman Team Manager 23. Pedro Urzame Team Manager 24. Crisanto Santos Team Manager 25. Dr. lrrningardo Antonio Physician 26" Dr. Maria Adora Pacificadcr Dentist 27. Yolanda Jimenez Nurse 28. Myra C. Berja Nurse 29. Maria Johanna Alincastre Nutritionist 30. Remy Castro Mess lnspector 31. Gene E. Manalo Chief Records 32. lluminad* M. Garcia Jr. Records/Encoder 33. Helen l-aus Activity/Operation Center Officer 34. Eduardo 6iron Activity/Operation Center Officer 35. Edwin J. Rami Parade Officer 36. Ricardo Aggabao Chief Transportation 37. Angelito Zimfuego Transportation 38. Paquito Figuero Transportation 39. Winston Maraffa Transprotation/Secu rity 40. Rolando Rodriguez Chief Security 41. Michaei Bengco Security 42. NoelAquino Security 43. Emerito hlicdao Screening 44. Angelito Torres Screening 45. Aurelio Escoto Engineering 46. Maximo Manaloto Engineering 47. Bono Adelmer Parungao Engineering/Maintenance 48. Zaldy Eamilao Engineering/Maintenance 49. Reynaldo Bognot Engineering/Maintenance 50. Rolando Geronimo Engineering/Driver 51. Albert Flores Driver 52. Lourdes L. Macapagal Cashier 53. Nolineil Tayag Disbursing Officer 54. Felisa Ebreo Supply Officer 55. Idrn;ard Bcnn Manr-rel Supply Aide " fimmitrnent-0riven Ferfsrrnanee hy nur eaders, haracter-Based lnstrurtisn {or nur earners" " ollaharatinE with our eaders, arinq fnr uur Earner" Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Region lll-Central Luzon D.M. Government Center, Maimpis, City of San Fernando, pampanga Email: [email protected] Tel: (045) 455-23m X Fax: (04S) 4552312 Team Managers Assignment Name Event sDo 1.. Charina Sogue Archery Nueva Ecija 2. Bernadette Paraiso Arnis Balanga City 3. Marlon Fernandez Athletics Mabalacat City 4. Felino Sawal Badminton City of San Fernando 5. Ronald Castro Baseball/Softball Tarlac City 6. Roderico Cayanan Basketball Pampanga 7. Pedro Urzame Billiard Tarlac Province 8. Gilbert Bayudang Boxing Aurora 9. Bernadette Rosaroso Chess City of San Jose del Monte L0.Nestor Londerio Football/Futsal Cabanatuan Citv ll.Gilbert Agapito Gymnastics Bulacan L2.Saturnino Dumlao Sepak Takraw Olongapo City L3.Amelia Bulaons Swimming Malolos Citv 14.Lordennis Leonardo Table Tennis San Jose City L5.Romulo De Guzman Taekwondo Gapan City L6.Nelween Gan Tennis Science City of Muffoz 17.Cesar Yadao Volleyball Meycauavan City lS.Wifredo Yap Wrestling RegionalOffice 19.Ramon Perez Wushu Bataan 20.Crisanto Santos SPED Bataan "Gommitment-Driven Performance by our foaders, $haracter-Based lnstruction for our fl,earnsrs" "ffiollaborating with our Eeaders, #aring for sur &sarngr" Enclosure No.
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    Republic of the Philippines Department of Education 2017 Palarong Pambansa PARA GAMES GUIDELINES I. ELIGIBILITY: 1.1 The Palarong Pambansa (Para Games) 2017 shall only be participated in by pupils/students with Intellectual Disability (ID), visually impaired (VI) and orthopedically handicapped/amputee (OH) in-school athletes. 1.2 The athletes are enrolled students of Special Education (SPED) classes in the public and private schools for School Calendar (SC) 2016 – 2017. 1.3 Each region is allowed to field in a maximum of fifty five (55) delegates composing of athletes and coaches. 1.4 Age category: Visually Impaired – Open Category (But, up to 25 y/o only) Intellectual Disability - 15 y/o & below 16 y/o to 25 y/o only Ortho/Leg Amputee - Open Category (But, up to 25 y/o only) Goalball/Bocce/Swimming - Open Category (But, up to 25 y/o only) II. ELIGIBILITY DOCUMENTS: 2.1 Athletes Record Information 2.2 Medical Certificate 2.3 DEPED Psycho-Educational Assessment Tests conducted by SPED – Trained Teachers, Administrators and Supervisors *(for intellectual Disabled (ID) – IQ Level – 70 & below *(for visually impaired (LV & TB – visual acuity Test by licensed ophthalmologist. 2.4 NSO Birth Certificate 2.5 Certificate of Enrolment stating the school year the child first enrolled up to the present / completion. 2.6 Photo Gallery 2.7 Parents’/Guardian’s Consent 2.8 4 pcs. 1.5x1.5 identical pictures with name tag (surname, firs name and middle initial) 2.9 Form 137 (Take note of the subjects/skills that are supposed to be included in the competencies for the IDs.