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2022 LRCPv3 - LayoutDec7 5pm
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— Jaime Lerner
With the Strategic Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan (LCRP) for School Year 2022-2023 of the
Schools Division of Baguio City and the unwavering support of the Local Government Unit under the
leadership of City Mayor Benjamin B. Magalong, Schools Division Superintendent Federico P. Martin
assures the resumption and subsistence of the five-day in person classes in all 67 schools with
improved and continuous basic education services to all Baguio learners.
SDO BAGUIO LEARNING RECOVERY AND CONTINUITY
PLAN
CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF BAGUIO CITY
The
is dedicated
to the resilient and proactive learners of Baguio City who deserve service
excellence, who epitomize consistency of determination and grit despite
the prolonged Covid-19 Pandemic, despite educational backlogs, for they
will realize their full potentials, for they are to build the nation.
Goals:
The SDO Baguio City LCRP desires to address the learning gaps of
Baguio learners through a comprehensive and specific learning recovery and
continuity roadmap during the uninterrupted nurturing of 21 st century skills
and competencies and more importantly, to recover from the learning poverty
and educational backlogs:
Objectives:
The Learning Recovery and Continuity Plan ensures that all learners
are engaged in more improved and meaningful learning experiences as
schools recover from backlogs and resume in-person classes. Hence, with
SDO’s mantra “We Serve We Care”, the focus is on the continuous
improvement in the teaching and learning delivery as well as the welfare of
learners.
Enrolment Data
Enrolment Summary of Public & Private Schools
For the Schools Division of Baguio City, the overall enrollment trend in
the public and private schools for the past three (3) school years (2019-2020,
2020-2021 and 2021-2022) has slightly fluctuated across curricular
offerings. Meanwhile, there is a consistent increase in the enrollment for
public Junior HS and Senior HS while the elementary level has increased
from SY 2019-2020 to 2020-2021 and decreased minimally in SY 2021-
2022. For private schools, it is notable that all levels have a slight decrease
in enrolment.
Overall, enrollment in SDO Baguio City slightly decreased by 0.07%
between SY 2020-2021 and SY 2021-2022 and had a slight turnaround of
0.04% in the third year. This is largely due to the transfer-out of learners
from private to public schools within and outside Baguio City. Reasons for
transfer out were due to financial concerns, change of residence, family
issues, and health concerns.
In the elementary level, from public and private schools combined, the
highest enrollment is recorded in 2019 with a difference of 2,812 compared
to the 2020 data. This is due to the start of the pandemic in 2020 where
some learners opted not to enroll due to the health emergencies and
financial situation affecting their families. This could also be attributed to
the migration of families to the provinces resulting from loss of jobs.
For JHS, the data implies that higher enrolment is recorded in 2019
with a difference of 392 compared to 2020. Learners opted not to enroll at
the start of the pandemic. The families of learners migrated to the provinces
thus have transferred to other Divisions/Regions.
enrollment in the 40 private schools offering Senior High and with the
assistance of voucher subsidy benefits is recorded.
Dropout Rate
It was noted that the dropout rate is at its highest by 0.45% in 2020.
The increase is due to the transition from modular/distance learning mode
of learning where learners experienced difficulty. They are tagged as No
Longer Participating in Activities.
FILIPINO
It could be gleaned from the data that there are slight differences in the
proficiency of learners. This implies that early language learners (G1-G10) have yet
the enthusiasm to explore uses of the language to obtain high proficiency. While
Junior HS learners might have difficulty understanding aspects of higher Filipino
language.
ENGLISH
Similar to the Filipino subject, English proficiency is also at its highest in G1-
G3. Remarkably though, in G4 - G10, the efforts to enhance the delivery of the most
essential competencies in English seemed sustained. This implies that proficiency is
not so significant compared with the other grade levels at 86-88 range. This could be
attributed to the difficulty in learning a second language.
MATHEMATICS
The G1-G3 implies that the early learner’s proficiency in Mathematics is less
average. Moreover, G4-6 learners obtained 86 levels of proficiency implying that
they are mostly proficient. On the other hand, G7-10 learners obtained 85 which is
very satisfactory. The rest remained at a satisfactory level where learners are close
to proficiency in learning Mathematics.
SCIENCE
ARALING PANLIPUNAN
MAPEH
SHS
In summary, SHS learners did their best to become better and more proficient in
learning different subject areas from 2020-2021 to 2021-2022 as all of the
proficiency levels in the various subjects have improved.
Phase 1
● Mapping of learners under frustration level was through the conduct of
Group Screening Test (GST) and Phil.-IRI pretest. It was done in September
to October. This was properly coordinated to school heads thru Division
Memorandum no. 402 s. 2022 and Phil-IRI and ELLN Coordinators.
Phase 2
● Conduct of training to 67 ELLN Coordinators from 45 elementary schools and
22 secondary schools Phil-IRI Coordinators, Key Stage 1 ALS teachers and
Key stages 1 and 2 ALIVE teachers last September 17, 24 and October 1,
2022, through Division Memo no. 390, s.2022. The topics in this 3-day
seminar were the following:
Phase 3
Phase 4
Phase 5
● Conduct of Phil-IRI Post assessment test. Interpretation of the result.
● Conduct of Division Learning Action Cell on Best Practices on
Intervention.
Phase 6
● Result of Monitoring and Evaluation
● Culminating Activity
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
1. Learning During the conduct of Mapping of learners under the September- Target learners as
Remediation Phil.-IRI School Year 2021- frustration and instructional October 2022 beneficiaries of the
and 2022, it was evident that levels in all schools through innovative reading
Intervention grade 3 pupils topped those Group Screening Test (GST) (beginning and
having a hard time in developmental) programs
(Early
reading because during in schools are identified
Language
their grade 1 and grade 2
Literacy)
years, they did not
experience formal schooling
because of the pandemic. Capability Building (Reading October- 67 highly competent
Camp on Teaching Reading for and capable coordinators
Phil-IRI Filipino November
Learners under Frustration and teachers to lead the
2022
Level) for 45 ELLN Coordinators, implementation of
Grad Frustratio Instructio 67 Phil-IRI coordinators, 1 ALS
e n n activities focused on the
teacher and 2 ALIVE teachers following are trained:
3 14% 41% a. Teaching Beginning
4 11% 44% Reading
b. Content and
5 12% 43% Language Integration
in Learning
6 14% 39% c. Balancing Content
and Attitude Goals in
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
1. 7 12 33
● 11% of grade 4 learners
are under frustration level
and 41% are under
instructional level.
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
1. Learning Grades 1-3 Crafting of a data driven and July to Division capability
Remediation responsive SDO LRCP aimed December building on Becoming a
and ● 23.32 % cannot at addressing the learning 2022 Learning Detective:
Intervention recognize the sound of loss in Grades 1 to 3 Formative Assessment
letter and name through: for Early Language
(Language and
Literacy and Numeracy
Literacy) ● 44.94% cannot read a. Capacity building of
(ELLN) to 45
basic sight word teachers in a substantial
coordinators is
and evidence-based
● 33.84 % have conducted
Division training and
difficulty in blending
School Learning Action
sounds
Cell (SLAC)
● Learners cannot spell Onsite orientation (45 November All Grades 1-3 learners
basic words because elementary schools) on the 2022 are assessed by their
they cannot read use of Phonemic Awareness reading teachers on
Assessment Tool their phonemic
● Cannot differentiate awareness
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
1. Learning Make mistakes with p, Intensified collaboration with September Five (5) MOA/MOU with
Remediation b and d education stakeholders 2022- July internal and external
and Difficulty in writing through Brigada Pagbasa 2023 stakeholders for the
Intervention letters following the PPAs of Brigada Pagbasa
lines are forged
(Language and
30.54 have difficulty in
Literacy)
blending sounds
Cannot associate
environmental sound
with correct object
Difficulty in conveying Implementation of Re- December 10 Lesson exemplars on
message in print invented Developmental 2022- July developmental reading
materials Reading and Vocabulary 2023 and integrating
Building strategies in schools vocabulary building
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
1. Learning Based on the Regional Orientation on the Utilization February 45 ELLN Coordinators,
Remediation Comprehension of Bridging PRIMER Grade 1 2022 45 Elementary Phil.-IRI
and Assessment Mother Tongue to Participants on this Coordinators and 45
Intervention as L1 Filipino got the Seminar are 45 ELLN Grade 1 teachers are
(Language and highest MPS of 45.65 %, Coordinators, 45 Phil.-IRI oriented on Bridging
Literacy) followed by English with an Coordinators and 45 Grade 1 PRIMER for Grade 1 and
MPS of 42.77 % and teachers. 2
Mother tongue has an MPS
of 39.37%. While in
Regional Comprehension
Test on Filipino as L1 it has a. Bridging Program L1 to July - 100% of the learning
an MPS of 45.44% while L2 to L3 resources in various
English MPS is 44.48 with September
format in mother tongue
a difference of 1% b. Language Mapping 2022
have been designed and
c. Crafting of delivered to schools
contextualized story through Learning
book. Resource System (LRS)
d. Preparation of IIocano
vocabularies.
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
e. Translation of Ilocano
SLMs to Filipino.
1. Learning 21.24% of our learners Capability building for Key January 45 grade 3 teachers, 45
Remediation cannot read and identify Stage 1 (G3) teachers, 45 2023 elementary school heads
and numbers. elementary school heads and and 3 PSDSs are trained
Intervention 22.34% of our learners three PSDSs on Literacy and on the EGRA-EGMA
cannot count randomly Numeracy Assessment tools
(Numeracy)
27.52% of our learners (EGRA-EGMA tool)
cannot arrange numbers
in proper order. Early Grade Reading
35.25 % of our learners Assessment
cannot recognize
number Early Grade Mathematics
Assessments
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Key Area 2: 2.1. Provide Learners Re-launching of the Oplan August 2022 Deliver basic health and
Socio- with Basic Health and Kalusugan sa DepEd (OKD) - June 2023 nutrition services to
emotional Nutrition Services learners and personnel
functioning, through OKD and
mental, SDO’s School Health and innovative programs of
health and The Oplan sa Kalusugan Nutrition Personnel as the School Health and
well-being (OKD) Flagship Programs follows: Nutrition Unit
1. School-based feeding
program (SBFP) and 1. Increased
other Nutrition Support beneficiaries for SBFP
OKD Deliverables
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Pro Programs
gram 2. National Drug 2. 50% Completion rate
Education Program of activities of NDEP,
SBFP 5,315/66,876 (NDEP) and ARH, WinS, SBI,
beneficiaries of Comprehensive Deworming, WIFA and
milk & National Tobacco Control Mental Health
Feeding Program Programs.
3. Adolescent
ND 1 Webinar for Reproductive Health
EP Program Owner; (ARH) Program 3. Decreased rate of
NDEP: 0 activity transmission of
for learners 4. Water, Sanitation and
infectious diseases in
Hygiene (WASH) in the schools by
ARH No monitoring of Schools (WinS) increasing vaccination
teenage pregnancy rate of learners and
5. Medical, Dental, and
in schools; No personnel.
available Iron Nursing Services
Supplement
6. School Mental Health
tablets distributed;
0 activity for
Program 4. 85% of patients
learners, 1/1 treated and consulted
training seminar
for program owner,
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
2.2. Nurture and Protect ● Integration of Mental August 2022 1. Revisiting the internal
learners’ mental and Health in all school - June 2023 referral system on
Psychological Health activities like engaging mental health
in physical activities concerns and suicide
(zumba) and appealing cases and intensify
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
2.3 Promote Learner’s Facilitating medical fitness August 2022 1. Decreased cases of
Physical and Socio- examination for sports - June 2023 sports injury
emotional skills clearance prior to any sports
development activity as face-to-face 2. Increased
classes resume. awareness on
managing sports
Impact of the pandemic related injuries
on the physical status
and socio-emotional
skills of 66,623 enrolled
learners is difficult to
gauge.
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
2023 Volunteers
This program was An e-counseling program for 2. 23 Cordless Care
conceptualized based on all Baguio City learners both Guidance
the result of the from public and private Counselor
Integrated Learning schools as indicated Division Volunteers
Continuity Readiness Memorandum 249, series upskilled
(ILCR) Survey (Division 2020 entitled Cordless Care:
Memorandum 215, s. An E-Counseling Program 3. List of Cordless
2020) administered on for Baguio City Learners; Care to SDO
the following phases: and Basic Education (BE) Baguio personnel
Phase 1 – 20 to 23 May Learning Continuity Plan clients
2020; Phase 2 – 24 to 29 (LCP).
May 2020; Phase 3 - 1 to 4. Increased the
5 June 2020. existing number
(172as of
10/27/2022) of
1. Expand volunteers as
Based on the result of Cordless Care
Cordless Care
the ILCR, out of 5097 clients
providers
learner respondents,
5. Increased number
49.46% said that they 2. Provide upskilling to
were sad and worried of partners as
Cordless Care
about returning to school Guidance Counselor mental health
for School Year 2021-
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Intervention
Timeline
Key areas Issues/Situations Programs/Projects/ Expected Output
Activities/Strategies
Action Cell
Becoming A Learning
Detective to be conducted on
November 24, 25 and 26.
1. Becoming a Learning
Detective
2. Becoming a Literacy
Learning Detective
3. Becoming a
Mathematics
4. Learning Detective
5. Student as Learning
Detective
Learning
Remediation and To be taken from
Intervention the implementation
upon monitoring
Socio-emotional
function, mental
health, and well-
being
Professional
development of
teachers towards
the continuous
provision of 21st
century skills.
Modality: 5 days in-person class FIRST SESSION: 8:00 AM-11:00 AM SECOND SESSION: 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
TIME MINUTES ACTIVITIES AREAS OF DEVELOPMENT
LEARNING SKILLS
8:00-8:10 Flag Ceremony/Exercise/
10 Arrival Time
1:00 – 1:10 Checking of attendance
8:10-8:20 Discussion of the main lessons from the MELC. Communication
1:10 – 1:20 10 Meeting Time I skills, Socio skills, Cognitive skills, Psychomotor skills and
Numeracy skills.
8:20-9:00
1:20 – 2:00 40 Work Period 1 Independent Activities
9:00-9:10
2:00 – 2:10 Discussion of the main lessons from the MELC. Communication
10 Meeting Time 2 skills, Socio skills, Cognitive skills, Psychomotor skills and
Numeracy skills.
9:10-9:20
10 Supervised Recess Proper Etiquette for Eating
2:10 – 2:20
9:20 – 9:55 Work Period 2 / Stories/
35 Independent Activities
2:20 – 2:55 Rhymes/ Poems/ Songs
9:55-10:00 Wrap -up question about the message/topic for the day.
2:55 – 3:00 5 Meeting Time 3 Passing of activity sheets
Dismissal Time
10:00 - 11:00 60 Special Instructional Remedial/Advancement Instruction
3:00 - 4:00 Program/ Follow Up Activities for Learner with Disability
Total no. of 1st Session: 180 mins. *Note: HGP integrated in the Meeting Time
2nd Session: 180 mins.
Minutes
GRADE 7 to 10
Modality:5 days in-person class
TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
7:25 FLAG CEREMONY
7:40 - 8:40 Homeroom Math Math Math Math
Guidance Program
8:40 - 9:40 FILIPINO FILIPINO ESP FILIPINO FILIPINO
9:40-10:00 R E C E S S
MAPEH MAPEH MAPEH ESP MAPEH
10:00 - 11:00
11:00 - 12:00 ICL ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
12:00 - 1:00 L U N C H B R E A K
1:00 - 2:00 TLE TLE TLE TLE ICL
ADVISER:
ROOM NO.:
TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
4:00-4:30
HOMEROOM HOMEROOM HOMEROOM HOMEROOM HOMEROOM
CLEANING CLEANING CLEANING CLEANING CLEANING
NOTE: The school adopted the Blended Mode of Learning, 3 days face to face and 2 days distance learning while the Grades 7,8, and 9 are having
their 3 days face to face learning in the school, Grades 10,11, and 12 are at home doing the activities given by their teachers. After which, Grades 10,
11 and 12 will report to school for 3 days while the other grade levels are on distance learning.
ADVISER
ROOM NO.:
TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
7:40 - 8:40
SUB: SCIENCE SUB: SCIENCE SUB: ICL SUB: SCIENCE SUB: SCIENCE
8:40 - 9:40
SUB: FILIPINO SUB: FILIPINO SUB: FILIPINO SUB: FILIPINO SUB: ICL
9:41 - 10;00
R E C E S S
SUB: EDUKASYON SA SUB: EDUKASYON SA SUB: ARALIN SUB: ARALIN SUB: ARALIN
10:00-11:00
PAGPAPAKATAO PAGPAPAKATAO PANLIPUNAN PANLIPUNAN PANLIPUNAN
11:00-12:00
SUB: ENGLISH SUB: ICL SUB: ENGLISH SUB: ENGLISH SUB: ENGLISH
12:00 - 1:00 L U N C H
1:00-2:00
SUB: T.L.E. SUB: T.L.E. SUB: T.L.E. SUB: ICL SUB: T.L.E.
2:00-3:00
SUB: M.A.P.E.H. SUB: ICL SUB: M.A.P.E.H. SUB: M.A.P.E.H. SUB: M.A.P.E.H.
SUB: Homeroom
3:00-4:00
SUB: MATHEMATICS SUB: MATHEMATICS SUB: MATHEMATICS Guidance SUB: MATHEMATICS
NOTE: The school adopted the Blended Mode of Learning, 3 days face to face and 2 days distance learning while the Grades 7,8, and 9
are having their 3 days face to face learning in the school, Grades 10,11, and 12 are at home doing the activities given by their teachers.
After which, Grades 10, 11 and 12 will report to school for 3 days while the other grade levels are on distance learning.
9:40-10:00 R E C E S S
ESP
SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE
10:00 - 11:00
ICL
11:00 - 12:00 FILIPINO FILIPINO FILIPINO FILIPINO
12:00 - 1:00 L U N C H B R E A K
1:00 - 2:00 MAPEH MAPEH MAPEH MAPEH ICL
9:40-10:00 RECESS
Earth and Life Earth and Life Physical Education Earth and Life
Earth and Life Science
10:00-11:00 Science Science 1 Science
Komunikasyon at
Organizational Organizational Organizational Organizational
Pananaliksik sa Wika
Management Management Management Management
11:00-12:00 at Kulturang Pilipino
SP
KUMUNIKASYON.
8:40-9:40 KUMUNIKASYON UCSP KUMUNIKASYON KUMUNIKASYON.
7:40-8:40 CREATIVE WRITING CREATIVE WRITING CREATIVE WRITING WORLD RELIGION CREATIVE WRITING
FILIPINO SA PILING
FILIPINO SA PILING FILIPINO SA PILING FILIPINO SA PILING
8:40-9:40 LARANG….. LARANG….. LARANG…..
LARANG PHIL. POLITICS
WORLD
11:00-12:00 RESEARCH 2 RESEARCH 2 RESEARCH 2 RESEARCH 2
RELIGION
1:00-2:00 MEDIA & INFO MEDIA & INFP MEDIA & INFO PHIL POLITICS PHIL. POLITICS
21ST CENTURY
2:00-3:00 21ST CENTURY LIT WORLD RELIGION 21ST CENTURY LIT 21ST CENTURY LIT
LIT
Note:
* Learning remediation sessions for Grades 4-6 learners with low performing achievement in the numeracy
program can be done every Mondays for an hour in the afternoon for tutoring.
As to the proficiency level for Grades 4-6 learners. Their level of proficiency is implying that they are most
proficient.
Schools Division Office – “Mag-aaral Mo Pabasahin Mo”
Manuel A. Roxas E/S (K-Grade)6 Project BAHA- B-Building a reading community A-Achieving
learners progress in literacy H-Harnessing their potential A-
Attain a brigter future as individual 2.Community Reading 1&2
Outreach Program every saturday (Imelda Barangay,
sto.Rosario, Bakakeng Central)
Happy Hollow Elementary school Grade 1- Sa Grade 1,Walang Maiiwan Reading Program
Grade 2- Peer Reading Teaching Program Grade 3- Eskwelak,
1&2
Pabasaek Grade 4- Help a Reader, Be a Buddy Grade 5- Peer
teaching Grade 6- Aduyun ni Eskueda
Magsaysay Elementary School Tarabay ti Panagbasa 1 & 2
Fort Del Pilar Elementary School AMAP - Anak Mo, Aking Pabasahin 1 & 2
Kias Elementary School Reading Program: Basalandia 1 & 2
Dona Aurora Elementary School Reading Hour 1 & 2
BAGUIO CENTRAL SCHOOL 1.Reading Recovery Program 2. Read Lead Succeed 1 & 2
Lucban Elem School Pagbasa ko, Kinabukasan Ko 1 & 2
Mil-an National High School 1. Bridging the Gap through Reading Intervention Program
3&4
2. Karunungan Sa Mil-an