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Final Presentation For Symposium Academic Affairs Cip V2.0
Final Presentation For Symposium Academic Affairs Cip V2.0
Final Presentation For Symposium Academic Affairs Cip V2.0
0 (Guiding, Leading
Learning):
Pitogo High School Education
Amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic
Alixander H Escote, MA
Consultant
Sybil P Garcia, LPT Joseph B Magsigay, MAT Macario A Furigay, LPT Dionicio A Pacpaco, MA
Communication Documentations Process Observer Resource Person
ACTUAL DATA
KPIs 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 2020-2021
Academic
Most Essential Learning Experience (ALEx) 3 722 Junior and
School Principal Learning Senior high school
Improve student
Competencies Grouping of Students into Lower, students
achievement and
Middle, and Upper Group, and decrease the
Head Teachers and classifying them Using Color Codes
PHS App, Online number of students
Senior High School WHLP App at risk of failing in
Coordinators Identifying Learning Delivery the School Year
Modalities 2021-2022 through
the Academic
Grade Level Self learning Modules Formulation of the Guidelines on the Learning
Leaders Deliberation of the Academic Affairs on Experience (ALEx)
the Candidates for Promotion and program or
Completion opportunity classes
Virtual School via as proactive
Guidance Teachers NEO LMS and Listing of Students for Intervention per intervention
Google Classroom Subject program;
Conducting of Proactive Opportunity Improve the key
Simple, Summary,
Classes performance
Other Middle Departmental, and or Intervention Programs
Managers Activity Completion indicators, i.e.,
Reports Listing of Students for Cohort
dropout rate (1.55
Deliberations percent) repetition
rate (0.44 percent),
Academic Advisers Integrative Performance Listing of Students for Grade Level promotion rate
Tasks in FEMS and Deliberations (97.18 percent),
Makabayan and completion
Turning in of minutes of cohort and rate (99.20
Subject grade level deliberations percent), of the
Teachers Pitogo High
Submission of Simple Reports, School in the
Summary Reports, Departmental School Year 2021-
Reports, and Activity Completion 2022
Reports
Students are • They are restricted to stay at home. They need to stay at home so
suffering from • They are overwhelmed with that they will not be infected.
stress and anxiety They have poor study habits.
too much activities.
due to pandemic.
SOLUTIONS
• Curriculum Mapping for Integrative Performance • Lists of Students for Grade Level Deliberation Using the Deliberation
Tasks in FEMS and Makabayan subjects per quarter Candidacy Form
• PHS App • Narrative Reports on the Conduct of Opportunity Classes
• Online WHLP App • Minutes of Cohort Deliberations per Section
• Simple Reports on the Distribution of Self-Learning • Minutes of Grade Level Deliberations
Modules • Simple Reports of Student Grades per Quarter
• Simple Reports on Online Synchronous Attendance • Simple Reports on the Distribution of Temporary and Final Student Report
every Month Cards along with Parent and Academic Adviser Conference
• Lists of Students for Interventions per Subject Area • Quarterly Parental consultation of Student at Risk and Students who Belong to
Using the Intervention Candidacy Form the Lower 20 percent
• Lists of Students for Cohort Deliberations per Section• Summary of Grades per Section, Subject Area, and Department
Using the Deliberation Candidacy Form • Summary Report on Intervention, Deliberation, and Students who Failed every
Quarter
• Submission of Simple Reports, Summary Reports, Departmental Reports, and
Activity Completion Reports
2. Creation of the PHS App for synchronous and August 23, September 3,
SP, GLLs, GTs Google Docs
asynchronous online classes 2021 2021
10. Enlistment of students for intervention or opportunity Every fifth week of Every seventh week SP, HTs, GLLs, GT,
Google Sheets
classes per quarter each quarter of each quarter AAs, STs
11. Cohort deliberations of subject teachers across the Every seventh week Every seventh week SP, HTs, GLLs, GT,
Google Meet
curriculum per section per quarter of each quarter of each quarter AAs, STs
SP, FEMS,
14. Curriculum mapping for integrative performance tasks in Week 0 of each Week 0 of each
Makabayan Google Meet
FEMS and Makabayan per quarter quarter quarter
HTs and STs
15. Submission of quality assured class records, grading sheets, Every second
Every first Friday of
and lists of grades by head teachers and the senior high school Monday of each SP, HTs, STs E-mail
each quarter
coordinator quarter
16. Submission of quality assured student report cards Every second Friday Every third Monday
SP, HTs, STs E-mail
without blanks and below 70 percent per quarter of each quarter of each quarter
TRANSFEREES
BALIK-ARALS
WITHDRAWN
DROPPED OUTS
REPEATERS
FIRST QUARTER
GRADE LEVEL
For Intervention For Deliberation Failed
Grade 7 236 59 48
Grade 8 262 69 32
Grade 9 280 173 22
Grade 10 344 128 51
Grade 11 68 15 3
Grade 12 65 32 26
TOTAL 1 255 476 182
Proactive intervention
Project GLL 2.0 Improved student
(Guiding, Leading achievement and decrased
programs or opportunity
Learning): Pitogo High student at risk of failing, and
classes per subject area across
improved key performance
the curriculum every fifth School Education indicators of the Pitogo High
week of the quarter until the Amidst the Covid-19 School in the School Year
end of every quarter
Pandemic 2021-2022
1.8
1.55 %
(78) 1.30%
1. Dropout rate decreased
1.6
1.4
1.20 %
(71) (17) by 0.25 percent from 1.55
1.2
1
0.8
percent in the School Year
0.6
0.4
2020-2021 to 1.30 percent
0.2
0
in the School Year 2021-
BASELINE
DATA
TARGET
DATA
ACTUAL
DATA
2022.
0.5
0.44%
(78)
2. Repetition rate
0.45
0.4
0.35%
(71)
decreased by 0.44
0.35
0.3 percent from 0.44
0.25
0.2
percent in the School
0.15
0.1 0.00%
Year 2020-2021 to 0.00
0.05
0
(17) percent in the School
BASELINE
DATA
TARGET
DATA
ACTUAL
DATA
Year 2021-2022.
100.5 100%
100
99.5
(3763) 3. Promotion rate
99 increased by 2.82 percent
98.5 97.74%
98 97.18% (3836) from 97.18 percent in the
(3723)
97.5
97 School Year 2020-2021 to
96.5
96
100.00 percent in the
95.5
BASELINE TARGET ACTUAL
School Year 2021-2022.
DATA DATA DATA
100
4. Completion rate
99.20% (837)
99.36% (862)
decreased by 0.50 percent
99
98.70% from 99.20 percent in the
(870)
School Year 2020-2021 to
98
98.70 percent in the School
BASE TARGET ACTUAL Year 2021-2022.
LINE DATA DATA
DATA
Grade 7 759 228 30.04% 173 22.79% 224 29.51% 134 17.65% 0 0.00%
Grade 8 748 265 34.43% 179 23.93% 215 28.74% 89 11.90% 0 0.00%
Grade 9 883 289 32.73% 236 26.73% 231 26.16% 127 14.38% 0 0.00%
Grade 10 902 362 40.13% 216 23.95% 213 23.61% 111 12.31% 0 0.00%
OVERALL 3706 1402 37.83% 901 24.31% 993 25.18% 470 12.68% 0 0.00%
COMPARATIVE DATA
7. Finalize Improvement
*Implementation Plan March 2022
Plans
*Communication Plan
April – June
ACT 9. Roll Out Solutions *Standardization &
2022
Documentation
*Tracking Monitoring & June – July
10. Check Progress
Review Reports 2022
Up-to-date announcement Non-claimant of modules Difficulty in complying Intensify information Parental intervention
of distribution of modules and learning packages with formative and disseminations of the through consultation
and learning packages summative assessments, schedule of distribution of
and group and individual modules and learning
performance tasks packages
Submission of simple Impediment of the vital Failure to provide Close monitoring of Teacher consultation
reports, summary reports, program and activities of intervention programs to subject teachers in the
departmental reports, and the school those students who are at submission of their simple
activity completion reports risk of failing reports
Regular conduct of cohort and Increased number of Increased number of Conduct of completion Strict implementation of
grade level deliberations every students who failed every retained student in their week the Project GLL
seventh week of every quarter quarter level