MANITO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

MANITO, ALBAY
SCHOOL ID# 301845

DISASTER RISK REDUCTION

MANAGEMENT PLANS AND
PROGRAMS
HISTORY OF MANITO, ALBAY
 MANITO is located on the eastern part of Albay, elevated as plateau facing Legazpi City: on the west of the Albay Gulf and
surrounded by mountains on the east and south.
 The poblacion Is just a stone's throw away from the seashore. It was bounded between two rivers, the Kamanitohan and
Buyo rivers that serve as Irrigation for small ricefield and sources of the residents.
 Contrary to the people of this small town belief, the first settlers in the area came from Bacon, Cagraray Island or Casiguran
which are geographically situated near Manito In prehistoric time, the Bicolanos from the above mentioned places had
shown evidence of civilization. Recently, artifacts unearthed from this place both by Filipino and foreign anthropologist show
that Bicol Is Indeed Inhabited first by Bicolanos, not traders from foreign lands.
 In 1840, a few settlers FROM the Visayas settled in the place near the coast of Manito, because of fear from Moro
marauders. They officially established the place and named it Manito, because it was abundant in clinging vine called "nito”
which belongs to rattan family and is used as raw material for making baskets. When nito vines are artistically made into
baskets, the finished products are beautiful because of the natural dark brown color similar to the color of coffee. The prefix
"Ma” means plenty and therefore Manito means "plenty of nito".
 Later, natives from the neighboring towns of Albay, Bacon, and Rapu-rapu who fled from the Moro raiders found a safer
place near the seashore and near the west of Manito. The town was surrounded by thick forest that gave natural protection
— or haven of safety and comfort — to the Visayan settlers. Although they were braved and courageous they lacked arms
and ammunitions to fight the Moros.
HISTORY OF MANITO, ALBAY
 In the early years, the settlement in the center of this place that soon became the Poblacion, has only few scattered
houses surrounded the forests. The cleared areas were planted with abaca and other crops. Due to the abundance of
food and money which the people earned through the sale of their forest and agricultural products Manito became a
progressive settlement. But today it is left behind by neighboring towns. This is probably due to its poor natural location
and lack of industry. Forests are mostly denuded due to concession granting permission to cut trees in 1980s, while
replanting of trees was neglected. Perhaps if nito vines had been planted together with other forest trees, the income
for this industry might be one of the major source of the residents these days.
 The patron saint of this town is St. Raphael, the Archangel whose feast day is celebrated every 24TH day of October.
 In 1982 the Municipality of Manito emerged in the limelight by virtue of PD k.20364 establishing Manito as reservation
area for Geothermal Exploration and development on June 1994, the BACMAN geothermal Project has started its full
operation and on October 8,1998, His Excellency President Joseph Estrada inaugurated the additional 1.5 megawatt
power/multi-crop drying plant located at Pawa, Manito in support of his food security program.
 People of Manito, Albay, Philippines
Total Population of Manito as 2010 census: 22,819
BRIEF HISTORY OF MANITO NHS:
The Manito Rural High School started during the SY 1966-1967 with seventy nine (79) students composed of forty (40) boys and thirty
nine (39) girls with Mr. Noe Arbo as the class adviser. Mr. Leandro E. Lanuzo acted as School Head, who at that time was the principal of
Manito Elementary School;
Mr. Conrado Micaller was the District Supervisor. Manito Rural High School adapted the General Secondary Curriculum under the
supervision of Mr. Clodualdo H. Leocadio, Division Superintendent. From 1966 to 1969 there were one section of first year and one section of
second year students. From 1968-1970, the third year and fourth year students of Manito Rural High School were accommodated at Albay
High School in Legazpi City due to lack of rooms and teachers.
However, when Mrs. Rosita Dave was the principal, starting SY 1970-1972, the name of school was changed to Manito Barrio High
School. This time, the third year students with only one section continued their schooling at Manito Barrio High School. The honorarium of the
teachers was taken from the tuition fees of the students. The first Commencement Exercises took place in SY 1971-1972 with thirty two (32)
graduates, comprising of nineteen (19) boys and thirteen (13) girls. The students occupied the unused rooms of Manito Central Elementary
School from 1966-1994.
The name Manito Barrio High School was changed to Manito High School.
  It was only in the year 1992 when Manito High School acquired its own school site which was donated by DOñA CAROLINA ROSLYN
BAYLON with a total land area of twenty thousand square meters (20,000 sq.m.) and it is 44 kilometers away from the Division Office of
Albay.
  During the SY 1998-1999, Manito high School, Cawayan Extension was opened with Ms. Emma Burcer as the Teacher-In-Charge. After
two (2) years another extension school was opened, the Manito High School, Nagotgot extension, with Mrs. Sancita B. Peñarubia as the
school head.
THE SCHOOL HEADS/OIC/ PRINCIPALS OF MANITO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL:
MR. VIRGILIO VIDAL HT-III -1981
MR.. PABLO R. ACABADO HT-III -1983
MR. MANUEL R. AMOR (OIC) -1990 - 1992
MRS. ELEANOR A. MUJAR SSP-II-1992 - 1996
MRS. EDNEY L. BOLIVAR SSP-II-1996 - 1997
MR. ROMUALDO A. BERNAL (OIC) -1997 - 1998
V. FRONDOSO L. BIGCAS
A. PELGONE
MR. RAMON R. SANCHEZ SSP-II-1998 - 1999
MS. NATIVIDAD O. RAPISURA SSP-II-1999 - 2000
MS. VIOLETA J. MILLETE SSP-II-2000 - 2007
MS. VIOLETA M. FRONDOSO SSP-II-2007 - 2012 R. BERNAL R. SANCHEZ N., RAPISURA V. MILLETE

MRS. LOURDES R. BIGCAS SSP-II-2012 - 2015

MR. AL P. PELGONE SSP-II-May 23, 2015 – Nov. 2016
MS. SHIRLEY D. SATUITO SSP-ii-Dec. 2016 – to date
E. MUJAR E. BOLIVAR
V, VIDAL P. ACABADO M. AMOR
 AT PRESENT, MANITO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL IS IMPLEMENTING THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM AND
OFFERING THE GENERAL ACADEMICS, HUMMS AND TECH-VOCATIONAL LIVELIHOOD TRACKS NAMELY;
 COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING
 TECHNICAL DRAFTING
 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE
 ELECTRONIC PRODUCT ASSEMBLY & SERVICING
 DRESSMAKING/TAILORING
 ANIMAL PRODUCTION

FOR THE PHYSICAL FACILITIES, OUR SCHOOL IS A RECIPIENT OF TWO-STOREY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING WITH
EIGHT (8) CLASSROOM AND MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING (COVERED COURT). THE 3-STOREY ACADEMIC BUILDING IS
ALREADY OCCUPIED BY THE GRADE 12 STUDENTS AND THE TECH-VOC BUILDING IN ON THE PROCESSING
CONSTRUCTION.

THIS INSTITUTION STANDS TO ITS BATTLECRY “AIM HIGH, MANITO HIGH”.

ENROLMENT DATA:
SCHOOL YEAR 2016-17

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

1400 1328

1200

1000

800 701
627

600

391
347
400 302 288
199 192 180 167 171 171
200 131 117

0
 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

250
210

200

150
105 105

100

50

0
EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
SCHOOL BUILDING COMPONENTS:
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 CEILING
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 WINDOWS/VENTILATIONS
L L DE
R E S E N C E OF TA RA
 ROOFINGS P SHER S G
T I N G U I N
 CORRIDOR
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 2-DOORS/CLASSROOM
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 RAILINGS/HANDRAILS/RAMPS
WINDOW
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 STANDARD ROOM RA HE
DIMENSIONS T
 PRESENCE/AVAILABILITY FOR IN
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
 PRESENCE OF EMERGENCY
I N T I N GS &
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EXITS AND SIGNAGES

O W R E PA IR
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ANCILLARY SERVICES
 SCHOOL HEALTH CLINIC – LOCATED AT THE BACK OF THE SCHOOL LIBRARY
MANAGED BY THE MAPEH TEACHERS (MS. CRISTY D. TRIPULCA & MS. JESSICA V.
ADRA)
 GUIDANCE OFFICE – HAS ITS OWN AREA ADJACENT TO THE COMPUTER LAB 2
MANAGED BY MRS. ELVIRA M. LOQUINERIO
 SCHOOL CANTEEN – LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE SEDP BUILDING RUN BY MRS.
MARIA CECILIA O. NIEVA
 SCIENCE LAB – LOCATED AT THE 2-STOREY SHS BLDG. MANAGED BY MRS.
NONITA B. OTIG
OTHER FACILITIES

 SPORTS FACILITIES
 GATE
 WAITING SHED
 STAGE & OPEN GROUNDS
 COVERED PATHWALKS
WATER AND SANITATION, HYGIENE (WASH)
FACILITIES

 Water source
 Toilets
 Handwashing facilities
 Wash for physically impaired
POWER AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
FACILITIES

GPTA President Mr. Glicerio B. Solinap

Jr. Turned-over the five (5) units VHF
walkie-talkie radio to the school property
custodian, mr. joel ll. Daen.
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
REGULAR CONDUCT OF DRILL

 This school abide by the mandate of R.A. 10121 known as the

disaster risk reduction management that every agency must conduct a
regular or quarterly fire and earthquake drill.
 The purpose of which is to prepare the institution and its staff to any
occurrence of man-made or natural hazards and to minimize the
effects of its aftermath.
 EARTHQUAKE DRILL

BRIEFING OF FACULTY & STAFF BEFORE THE CONDUCT OF DRILL

 THE TEACHERS &
STUDENTS DURING
THE EARTHQUAKE
DRILL
PERFORMING THE
DUCK, COVER &
HOLD….
• TEACHERS AND
STUDENTS IN
THE  HEAD COUNT 1,
EVACUATION 2, 3….
AREA..
 THE SCHOOL
DISASTER
EMERGENCY
ASSISTANCE
RESPONSE TEAM
(SDEART) AS THEY
RESPOND TO THE
SIMULATED VICTIMS
DURING THE
EARTHQUAKE DRILL.
EVALUATION AND
OBSERVATION WERE
GIVEN BY THE
MUNICIPAL DRR
COORDINATOR
SCHOOL PREPAREDNESS PLAN
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN (DRRM, CCA
& GAD)
 MANITO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
BALADING, MANITO, ALBAY
PERFORMANCE
INDICATORS
SCHOOL ID: 301845

PROMOTION RATE FAILURE RATE REPETITION RATE DROP-OUT RATE

11.85
18.53
97.06
94.03

93.17
99.55
98.74

9.09
97.80
86.50

97.08
86.34
96.28

12.00
95.42

10.00
94.36

20.00
90.07

86.85

86.17

100.00 18.00 9.00

77.44

74.88
74.70

8.50
10.00
12.72

8.00

6.78
16.00

7.68
7.68
80.00

7.46
14.00 7.00 8.00

5.35
9.95
9.71

60.00

5.85
12.00 6.00

4.46
7.95

3.96

4.55
10.00 5.00 6.00
6.79

3.72
40.00

3.65

3.45
5.14

3.34
8.00 4.00
4.69

4.30

2.49

2.09
20.00 4.00

0.68 2.16
2.73

1.99
1.38
6.00

2.14
3.00
2.86
2.07

1.88
1.26
2.19

1.70
1.18

1.18
1.19

1.22
0.51

1.08
1.19

4.00
0.45

0.00 0.77
2.00

0.46
0.06

0.62
0.00

0.00

0.15
2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- 2015- 2.00
2.00 1.00
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
0.00 0.00 0.00
2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- 2015- 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- 2015- 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- 2015-
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

male female total male female total male female total male female total
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION
MANAGEMENT (DRRM) TRAININGS:
COMMUNICATION & COORDINATION
MECHANISM:
SCHOOL EMERGENCY WARNING DEVICES:
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT
PLAN
SY 2016-17
 OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES TIME FRAME PERSON/S INVOLVED RESOURCES NEEDED EXPECTED OUTPUT
>To conduct inspection and evaluation >Coordinate with School BE Coordinator with regards to the Sch. PFC, Sch. Brigada >A well plan and safe
of the school physical facilities in implementation of the school evaluation of physical facilities and April-May Eskwela Coordinator, Evaluation Form environment school
connection with Brigada Eskwela preparation to the opening of classes SH, SSG Officers
>To conduct fire safety evaluation and >Coordinate with the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) for the conduct of fire Sch. PFC, Sch. Brigada Fire Safety Evaluation
Year Round Eskwela Coordinator, >A fire Safe school
inspection in the school premises safety & inspection SH Form
SDEART Coordinator, >A well-equipped Sch.
>To conduct refresher course on School Disaster Emergency
MAPEH Dept.
Disaster Emergency Assistance Response >Conduct SDEART Training August SDRR Coordinator, BFP, DRR Manual
Assistance Response
Training DOH, RHU, LGU Team
>To coordinate with APSEMO, PHIL. RED SDEART Coordinator,
CROSS and OCD and other GOs on the MAPEH Dept. >A well-informed
>Conduct lecture on Disaster Management and Meteorological Hazards October SDRR Coordinator, DRR Manual
conduct of DRR lectures with school APSEMO, PAG-ASA, community
stakeholders, students, teachers & GPTA PHILVOCS
>To conduct lecture on Basic Life SDEART Coordinator, >Well-Trained
>Coordinate with Philippine Red Cross on the lecture of Basic Life Training MAPEH Dept. Phil. Red Cross
Support with the students and Teachers, for the students and faculty & Non-Teaching Staff November SDRR. PHIL. RED Manual personnel and
Nonteaching Personnel. CROSS students
SDEART, SH, MAPEH
>To conduct Fire and Earthquake Drill >Coordinate and conduct Fire & Earthquake Drill every quarter with Dept., BFP, MDRRMC, > disaster resilient
Every quarter DRR Manual
every quarter cooperation of the LGU and other DRR Agencies BDRRMC, RHU school
>To conduct swimming lesson every >Coordinate with Philippine Red Cross to conduct swimming lesson & SDEART, SH, MAPEH
water rescue training for the students and faculty and staff of the school Dept., >well-prepared
summer vacation in coordination with April-May PRC Manual
Phil. Red Cross individual
Phil. Red Cross Summer Safety Institute
>To conduct Basic Mountaineering >Coordinate with the Office of Civil Defense (DND-OCD, AFP) on the SDEART, SH, MAPEH
Course cross trained with Search and conduct of lecture on Basic Mountaineering CTW Search and Rescue January-February Dept., Faculty Club, OCD Manual >A well-equipped SAR
Operation OCD, AFP Responder
Rescue Operation (SAR)
>To conduct Basic Fire Fighting >Coordinate with Bureau of Fire Protection to conduct Basic Fire Fighting SDEART, SH, MAPEH >A well-trained and
Techniques & other fire safety Trainings Lectures to the PTA, Teachers, Non-teaching Staff and students March Dept., Faculty Club, BFP Manual informed personnel
BFP
>To conduct quarterly evaluation on the >Coordinate and conduct quarterly with cooperation of the LGU and other SDEART, SH, MAPEH
school capability with regards to DRR Agencies Every quarter Dept., BFP, MDRRMC, DRR Manual > disaster resilient
BDRRMC, RHU school
disaster preparedness
SCHOOL MAPPING
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MUNICIPAL
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LOCATION MAP OF
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 EMERGENCY
HOTLINE:

MANITO PNP STATION

09205948063

BFP
09984895413

MUNICIPAL DRRMC
09123736748

OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

09273480045

SCHOOL DRRMC
09462906362

WARNING SYSTEM: (Whistle/Bell) Remember:

1 Long Blast (1 min) - Occurrence of Earthquake/Fire/Emergency Fire: Stop, Drop & Roll
1 Long Blast (after 1 min) - execute Evacuation Plan EARTHQUAKE: Duck, Cover & Hold
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THANK YOU !!!