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EDUC 203 - 21st Century Challenge To The School Division Superintendency - EGINO JOY (Autosaved)
EDUC 203 - 21st Century Challenge To The School Division Superintendency - EGINO JOY (Autosaved)
EDUC 203 - 21st Century Challenge To The School Division Superintendency - EGINO JOY (Autosaved)
Educ 203
Learning Objectives:
Support
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4. Monitoring the utilization of funds provided by
the national government and the local government
units to the schools and learning centers;
5. Ensuring compliance of quality standards for
basic education programs and for this purpose
strengthening the role of division supervisors as
subject area specialists;
6. Promoting awareness of
and adherence by all
schools and learning
centers to accreditation
standards prescribed by
the Secretary of
Education;
7. Supervising the
operations of all public
and private elementary,
secondary and
integrated schools, and
learning centers; and
8. Performing such
other functions as
may be assigned by
proper authorities.
The responsibility and accountability of
supervising the operation of all public and
private elementary, secondary and integrated
schools, and learning centers in the province or a
city place the position of the SDS and the ASDS
as Career Executive Service Officer (CESO)
The Career Executive Order Board (CEOB)
developed core competencies for Career
Executive Service Officers (CESO). The
“competency profiles” comprise the
demonstrable and prescribed levels of
knowledge, skills, attitudes and associated
behaviors related to the work performed by the
CESOs. The profiles also serves as the bases
for development measures to enhance
performance effectiveness.
The Competency Clusters are: