Comparison of DO

88. s. 2010 and DO

41, s. 2022
 Differences Between DO 88,
s.2010 and DO 41, s. 2022

DO 88, s. 2010 DO 41, s. 2022

• Section 160 of DepEd

#88,s.2010 is amended as
• Section 160. follows:
OWNERSHIP • Section 160. OWNERSHIP.
Unless exempted by Each private school shall
own its site, as evidenced by
the Secretary, each
a valid Certificate of Title. If
private school shall own the private school cannot
its site, or shall have a present its title ownership
definite and feasible over the school site, such
program for ultimate private school should ensure
ownership thereof within reasonable and adequate
a reasonable period, bases for continued use of
which should be the site through:
adequate and suitable a. A duly executed deed
for the buildings and of sale;
activities of the school
b. A duly executed deed
of donation;
c. a duly executed deed
of usufruct for a guaranteed
period of not less than 15
years;
d. A duly executed lease
with an initial guaranteed
period of not less than 15
years.
 DO 88, s. 2010 DO 41, s. 2022

• Section 160. • A period of one year

OWNERSHIP
Unless exempted by
the Secretary, each
private school shall own
its site, or shall have a
definite and feasible
program for ultimate
ownership thereof
within a reasonable
period, which should be • The presentation of
adequate and suitable
for the buildings and
activities of the school
shall be allowed,
reckoned from the
submission of the
deed or contract, for
the submission of a
certified true copy of
the title which reflects
the annotation of the
deed or contract.
spurious titles and
contracts by the
school shall cause the
automatic denial of
their application
and/or the revocation
of their permit. No
reason, excuse, or
requests for
reconsideration shall
be entertained or
accepted.
DO 88, s. 2010
• Section 189. Sanctions
Against Private Schools.
The following are the
sanctions that may be
imposed against private
schools for any violation
of the rules and
regulations of the
Department:
a. Suspension of the
school’s participation in
Education Service
Contracting (ESC) and
Education Voucher
System( EVS) programs;
b. Non-issuance of a
favorable
Recommendation for tax
exemptions;
c. Disqualification from
any financial grant or
subsidy of the Department;
d. Suspension of the
permit or recognition to
operate the school; and
e. revocation of the
permit or recognition to
operate the school
DO 41, s. 2022
• Section of 189 of Deped
Order 88, s. 2010 is
amended as follows:
• Section 89. Sanctions
Against Private Schools.
The following are sanctions
that may imposed against
private schools for any
violation of the rules and
regulations of the
Department:
a. Suspension of the
school’s participation in
Education Service
Contracting (ESC) and
Education Voucher System(
EVS) programs;
b. Non-issuance of a
favorable
Recommendation for tax
exemptions;
c. Disqualification from
any financial grant or
subsidy of the Department;
d. Suspension of the
permit or recognition to
operate the school; and
e. revocation of the
permit or recognition to
operate the school
DO 88, s. 2010 DO 41, s. 2022

• Application of Application of sanctions

sanctions and and penalties for
penalties for violations violations of the rules and
of the rules and regulations of the
regulations of the Department shall be
Department shall be consistent with the
consistent with the gravity of the offense or
gravity of the offense violation committed by
or violation committed the school, provided that
by the school. The any misrepresentation as
school may appeal the to any of the
application of any documentary
sanction imposed by a requirements herein,
Regional Director to particularly those
the Secretary within provided in Section 160
fifteen (15) days from hereof, shall merit the
receipt of notice of sanction of revocation of
such sanction. the permit or recognition
to operate the school.
The school may appeal
the application of any
sanction imposed by a
Regional Director to the
Secretary within fifteen
(15) days from receipt of
notice of such sanction.