Waste Management Program I. Rationale:: Mantangale National High School

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION X – NORTHERN MINDANAO
Division of Misamis Oriental
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
MANTANGALE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Mantangale, Balingoan, Misamis Oriental
WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

I. Rationale:
One of the major problems of the school is the disposal of everyday waste
accumulated from different classrooms and other non-instructional rooms of the school. The
school management was able to formulate different programs to address the said problem.
Mantangale National High School adheres with the mandates of the Republic Act
(RA) 9003 which is known as the ecological Solid Waste Act of 2000. All principles and
activities are anchored with this RA.
The purpose of the Waste Management Program is to ensure solid waste is
managed in such a way that protects both public health and the environment. Reducing
the number of solid wastes generated remains the program's primary goal.
The purpose of the Waste Management Program is to ensure solid waste is managed
in such a way that protects both public health and the environment. Reducing the number of
solid wastes generated remains the program's primary goal.
II. Activities of the schools’ solid waste program
>Separate waste. Separating waste is the first step in managing

your school's rubbish. ...
>Reduce waste. Minimize and avoid sending waste to a landfill.
>Reuse waste in school.
>Recycle waste in school.
>Compost organic waste in school.
II. Activities of the schools’ solid waste program
 Separate waste. Separating waste is the first step in managing school's rubbish.
 Reduce waste. Minimize and avoid sending waste to a landfill.
 Reuse waste in school.
 Recycle waste in school.
 Compost organic waste in school.
All activities are anchored from RA 9003. Teachers, Learners and stakeholders are part
for the implementation of the activity.
III. Committee
Different committees were organized to facilitate the said solid waste

program of the school. All their functions are well defined in the Solid Waste
Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
Policy. The committee is headed by the school head and coordinator is

assigned to work with all the activities of the said program.
III. Committee
Different committees were organized to facilitate the said solid waste program
of the school. All their functions are well defined in the Solid Waste Policy. The
committee is headed by the school head and coordinator is assigned to work with all
the activities of the said program.
Prepared by:
MITCHELLE R. PABELLAN SHEILA MARIE V. PANULAYA
Wins Coordinator Wins Assistant Coordinator
Approved by:
CAREEN B. ABE-ABE, Ph.D
School Head
Region VII – Central Visayas
Division of Cebu Province
San Remigio District I
ARGAWANON INTEGRATED
SCHOOL
Argawanon, San Remigio, Cebu

Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT
POLICY
Rationale:
Solid waste I s one of the most
serious environmental problems,
given its high negative
impact on natural resources and
human health.
1.0 Principles
1.1 Argawanon Integrated
School Solid Waste
Management Committee
Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
(AISSWMC) is committed to
impart and follow Republic
Act (RA 9003) which
focus on practicing responsible
and sustainable management of
solid waste materials
thus reducing its impact on the
environment and contributing to
a sustainable school
environment.
1.1.1 AISSWMC will practice
responsible and sustainable
management of solid
waste materials in all classes and
other part of the school.

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BALINGOAN DISTRICT
1.1.2 AISSWMC is committed

to instilling the principles,
practices, and culture
of environmental task into all
aspects of the school operation.
1.1.3 AISSWMC is committed
to ensuring resources
generated from recycle
and reclaimed solid waste is
reported and need solely for
the AISSWMC and for
the classrooms.
2.0 Policy Framework

Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
2.1 The AISSWMC anchors

its programs and activities
with the RA 9003
which is the Ecological Solid
Waste Management Act 2000.
3.0 Authorization
3.1 The School Head with the
cooperation and
collaboration of teachers,
parents, learners, and
stakeholders are authorized to
develop and implement
procedures
in support of this policy.
4.0 Policy Review
Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
4.1 This policy will be

reviewed and revisit every
school year or as the need
arises.
5.0 Implementation of Solid
Waste Management Procedures
WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICY
I. Rationale:
Solid waste is one of the most serious environmental problems, given its high
negative impact on natural resources and human health.
1. Principles
1.1 Mantangale National High School Solid Waste Management Committee is

committed to impart and follow Republic Act (RA 9003) which focus on practicing
responsible and sustainable management of solid waste materials thus reducing its
impact on the environment and contributing to a sustainable school environment.
1.1.1 MNHS will practice responsible and sustainable management of solid waste
materials in all classes and other part of the school.
1.1.2 MNHS is committed to instilling the principles, practices, and culture of
environmental task into all aspects of the school operation.
1.1.3 MNHS is committed to ensuring resources generated from recycle and
reclaimed solid waste is reported and need solely for the MNHS and for the
classrooms.
2.0 Policy Framework

Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
2.1 The MNHS anchors its programs and activities with the RA 9003
which is the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act 2000.
3.0 Authorization
3.1 The School Head with the cooperation and collaboration of
teachers, parents, learners, and stakeholders are authorized to develop and implement
procedures in support of this policy.
4.0 Policy Review

4.1 This policy will be reviewed and revisit every school year or as the need
arises.
5.0 Implementation of Solid Waste Management Procedures
5.1 Responsibilities
5.1.1 School Head is responsible of ensuring that this policy and stated
procedures are fully implemented and periodically reviewed by School’s
Solid Waste Management Committee to ensure compliance with the regional
and department mandates.
5.1.2 Solid Waste Management Chairman is responsible for:
5.1.2.1 Overseeing implementation of this policy.
5.1.2.2 Bringing forward recommendations for updates to the policy and
procedures as required.
5.1.2.3 Ensuring that all classes are implementing and following the
RA 9003 mandates.
5.1.2.4 Monitoring and compliance with this policy.
5.1.3 Solid Waste Management Asst. Chairman is responsible for:
5.1.3.1 Ensuring processes are in place for provision and checking of trash
bins in all classes and proper disposal of waste such as compost pit
and compost heap is available.
5.1.3.2 Oversee if proper use of the trash disposal’s area and
receptacle are properly use.
5.1.4 Grade Leaders are responsible for:
5.1.4.1 Monitors all classes in the implementation and proper use of
the segregation of waste materials.
5.1.4.2 In charge in maintaining the solid waste free environment in all
classes.
5.1.5 Canteen and HE In charge are responsible for:
5.1.5.1 Separating organics, recyclables and mixed waste generated from
the canteen and HE kitchen food operations and disposal to proper containers.
5.1.6 Teachers are responsible for:
5.1.6.1 Identification and safe storage of hazardous materials resulting from
the materials used inside and outside the classroom.

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BALINGOAN DISTRICT
5.1.6.2 Promote and encourage environmental stewardship within the

school.
5.1.6.3 Emphasize environmental stewardship when opportunities arise in
the curriculum.
5.1.7 Learners are responsible for:
5.1.7.1 Supporting source separation or segregation of waste by using
appropriate designated receptacles for depositing waste.
2.0 Waste Streams
2.1 Waste streams refers to separation of generated waste from the source. All
classrooms and other instructional and non- instructional rooms are required to
separate their waste and deposit it into the appropriate receptacles and designated
waste
streams.
2.2 Classification of waste streams include the following:

5.1 Responsibilities
5.1.1 School Head is responsible of ensuring that this policy and stated
procedures are fully implemented and periodically reviewed by School’s Solid
Waste Management Committee to ensure compliance with the regional and
department mandates.
5.1.2 Solid Waste Management Chairman is responsible for:
5.1.2.1 Overseeing implementation of this policy.
5.1.2.2 Bringing forward recommendations for updates to the policy and procedures
as required.
5.1.2.3 Ensuring that all classes are implementing and following the RA 9003
mandates.
5.1.2.4 Monitoring and compliance with this policy.
5.1.3 Solid Waste Management Asst. Chairman is responsible for:
5.1.3.1 Ensuring processes are in place for provision and checking of trash bins
in all classes and proper disposal of waste such as compost pit and compost heap
is available.
5.1.3.2 Oversee if proper use of the trash disposal’s area and
receptacle are properly use.
5.1.4 Grade Leaders are responsible for:
5.1.4.1 Monitors all classes in the implementation and proper use of the
segregation of waste materials.
5.1.4.2 In charge in maintaining the solid waste free environment in all classes.

Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
5.1.5 WINS CLUB In charge are responsible for:

5.1.5.1 Separating organics, recyclables and mixed waste generated from disposal to
proper containers.
5.1.6 Teachers are responsible for:
5.1.6.1 Identification and safe storage of hazardous materials resulting from the
materials used inside and outside the classroom.
5.1.6.2 Promote and encourage environmental stewardship within the school.
5.1.6.3 Emphasize environmental stewardship when opportunities arise in the
curriculum.
5.1.7 Learners are responsible for:
5.1.7.1 Supporting source separation or segregation of waste by using appropriate
designated receptacles for depositing waste.
2.0 Waste Streams
2.1 Waste streams refers to separation of generated waste from the source. All
classrooms and other instructional and non- instructional rooms are required to
separate their waste and deposit it into the appropriate receptacles and designated
waste streams.
2.2 Classification of waste streams include the following:
.2.1 Recyclables like glass, aluminum containers, plastic containers, tetra packs
and others.
2.2.2 Paper which includes newspaper, flyers, and other office papers.
2.2.3 Organics includes food waste, wood dust, box board and leaf, branches 2.2,4
Mixed waste (garbage) includes all collectible waste other than which is collected
as recyclable materials or organic materials including broken bottles, glassware, and
others.
2.2.5 Electronic waste refers to desktops, computers, laptops, printers,
monitors, cellular phones, and others.
2.2.6 Hazardous waste includes lead, asbestos, chemical from chemistry and
biological class and batteries
2.2.7 Redeemable like beverage containers, metals, aluminum steel, copper

Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
2.3 Labelling of each receptacle used in every waste stream; school uses three
to four common receptacles like: Recyclables, Non-Recyclables, Biodegradable and Non-
biodegradable
2.4 Container locations are located in every classroom and lobby of the school
premise. Non instructional rooms like office, canteen and HE are also the main location of
different containers of waste disposal
2.5 Labeling or putting-up of signages for each waste streams is given priority.
2.2.1 Recyclables like glass, aluminium containers, plastic containers, tetra packs and
others.
2.2.2 Paper which includes newspaper, flyers, and other office papers.
2.2.3 Organics includes food waste, wood dust, box board and leaf, branches
2.2,4 Mixed waste (garbage) includes all collectible waste other than which is
collected as recyclable materials or organic materials including broken bottles, glassware,
and others.
2.2.5 Electronic waste refers to desktops, computers, laptops, printers, monitors,
cellular phones, and others.
2.2.6 Hazardous waste includes lead, asbestos, chemical from chemistry and
biological class and batteries
2.2.7 Redeemable like beverage containers, metals, aluminium steel, copper
2.3 Labelling of each receptacle used in every waste stream; school uses three
to four common receptacles like: Recyclables, Non-Recyclables, Biodegradable and Non-
biodegradable
2.4 Container locations are located in every classroom and lobby of the school
premise. On instructional rooms like office, canteen and HE are also the main location of
different containers of waste disposal
2.5 Labelling or putting-up of signage for each waste streams is given
priority.
Prepared by:
MITCHELLE R. PABELLAN SHEILA MARIE V. PANULAYA
Wins Coordinator Wins Assistant Coordinator
Approved by:

Contact No. : 09177160649
BALINGOAN DISTRICT
CAREEN B. ABE-ABE, Ph.D

School Head

Contact No. : 09177160649

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WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

>Separate waste. Separating waste is the first step in managing

Different committees were organized to facilitate the said solid waste

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

Policy. The committee is headed by the school head and coordinator is

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

1.1.2 AISSWMC is committed

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

2.1 The AISSWMC anchors

4.1 This policy will be

1.1 Mantangale National High School Solid Waste Management Committee is

2.0 Policy Framework

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

4.0 Policy Review

5.0 Implementation of Solid Waste Management Procedures

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

5.1.6.2 Promote and encourage environmental stewardship within the

2.0 Waste Streams

2.2 Classification of waste streams include the following:

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

5.1.5 WINS CLUB In charge are responsible for:

2.0 Waste Streams

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

CAREEN B. ABE-ABE, Ph.D

Address: Zone 3, Mantangale, Balingoan Misamis Oriental

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