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2nd Quarter RMEPA Toolkit - 2022
2nd Quarter RMEPA Toolkit - 2022
2nd Quarter RMEPA Toolkit - 2022
Department of Education
SOCCSKSARGEN REGION
The 2nd quarter toolkit is designed to guide the division management team
in formulating a Completed Staff Work (CSW) during the 2nd Quarter RMEPA. This
serves as management tool in analyzing the gathered quantitative and qualitative
information of schools division performance indicators on efficiency and quality
performances for SY 2021-2022. To complement the indicator on quality, the
results of the General Performance Average for 3 rd grading period on five
learning areas for Grades III, VI and 10 shall be obtained. To analyze the trend
of efficiency indicator, the total number of learners no longer participating in
the learning session shall be captured from 1st to 4th grading period.
This 2nd quarter shall also assess the performances of the SDOs on the
following strategic objectives of the region, particularly the:
LEARNERS SY 2022 Target
Strategic To attain 75% of learners in 8 out of 8 70% of learners
Objective 1 SDOs will have proficiency level of at least
80% by 2023
80% proficiency
level
1. Present the Budget Accountability Reports for Physical and Financial of the
2nd Quarter overall physical & financial targets versus the accomplishment
and utilization of each program identified below:
newly-created
teaching
positions newly
filled up
Percentage of
Learners
enrolled in
SPED (Public)
Percentage of
Learners
enrolled in
ALIVE (Public
and Private)
Percentage of
Learners
enrolled in
IPED (Public)
Percentage of
Learners
enrolled in ALS
Percentage of
learners
provided with
learning
resources
Number of
Schools
Offering
ALIVE
IPED
SPED
Number of
Schools
Provided with
Learning
Resources
SUPPORT TO Retention Rate
SCHOOLS AND Elementary
LEARNERS PROGRAM Secondary
Completion
Rate
Elementary
Secondary
Proportion of
learners
achieving at
least nearly
proficient level
in NAT increased
Grade 6
Proportion of
learners
achieving at
least nearly
proficient level
in NAT increased
Filipino
Mathematics
English
Science
HEKASI
Junior High
School Grade
10
Filipino
SUPPORT TO Mathematics
SCHOOLS AND English
LEARNERS PROGRAM Science
Araling
Panlipunan
Senior High
School (Grade
12)
Filipino
Mathematics
English
Science
Araling
Panlipunan
Number of
learners
benefitting from
the “School
Feeding
Program"
Elementary
EDUCATION HUMAN Increase in
RESOURCE percentage of
DEVELOPMENT schools
PROGRAM conducting
schools learning
action cell
sessions
Number of
teachers trained
Number
teaching-related
staff trained
2. Highlight program or outputs that were delayed, and physical targets not
achieved. Explain causes of delay and fall short to achieve physical targets.
Suggest adjustments and correctives actions to support program continuity.
3. Explain causes of not achieving the physical targets and the poor utilization
of resources. Suggest how these can be mitigated to comply the Cash
Budgeting System and withstand the COVID-19 pandemic.
II.B Analyze, present and discuss the four grading period performances
(1st to 4th Grading period as of May 2022 of SY 2021-2022) for Kinder,
Elementary, Junior High School, Senior High School and ALS learners’ indicators
on:
a. Kinder
Kinder/Grade Total Kinder Total Number Percentage of
Level Number of / of Learners Increase/Decre
Learners Grade No Longer ase
No Longer Level Participating
Participati in the
ng in the learning
learning session/drop
session/dr -out as of
op-out May 2022 –
as of 1st 4th grading
Grading period of
Period of SY 2021-
SY 2021- 2022
2022
Kinder Kinder
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
2021-2022 period of
SY 2021-
2022
Grade One Grade One
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Two Grade Two
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Three Grade
Three
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Four Grade Four
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Five Grade Five
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Six Grade Six
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Seven Grade
Seven
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Eight Grade
Eight
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Nine Grade Nine
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Ten Grade Ten
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Eleven Grade
Eleven
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Grade Twelve Grade
Twelve
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
C. ALS learners
ALS Learners Total ALS Learners Total Percentage
Number of Number of of
Learners No Learners No Increase/
Longer Longer Decrease
Participatin Participatin
g in the g in the
learning learning
session/dro session/dro
p-out p-out as of
as of 1st May 2022 –
Grading 4th grading
Period of SY period of
2021-2022 SY 2021-
2022
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Participating Participating
in the in the
learning learning
session/drop- session/drop-
out out as of May
as of 1st 2022 – 4th
Grading grading
Period of SY period of
2021-2022 SY 2021-
2022
IP learners
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Muslim Learners
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
SPED Learners
Male Male
Female Female
Total Total
Analysis/Explanation
Significant Increase
1. If efficiency is increasing, what areas/school registered the highest increase?
Is the division increase consistent with the region-wide increase in drop-out or
no longer participating in the learning session?
4. What were the limitations of existing programs which resulted to learners not
participating in the learning session? Please specify.
No significant Increase
Significant Decrease
2. What are the external factors that contributed to the decrease in number of
learners to discontinue participating learning. (Please specify)
3. What are the internal factors that contributed to the decrease? Were there
policies and systems that enable learners to continue learning? Please specify.
II.C. Quality
II.C.1 Dashboard
II.C.2 Segmentation
II.C.3 Analyses
A.1 Focus on the total number of newly created teacher items by level and
program and newly reclassified teaching positions by item and level as of May 31,
2022.
HT V
HT VI
SECONDARY
HT I
HT II
HT III
HT IV
HT V
HT VI
TOTAL
PRINCIPAL
ELEMENTARY
P II
P III
P IV
SECONDARY
P II
P III
P IV
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
IV. AGENDA