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MEDM206-RA10627-CaluangSJ
MEDM206-RA10627-CaluangSJ
MEDM206-RA10627-CaluangSJ
55, s.2013
Presenter: Sharifa Jerna L. Caluang
MEDM 206: School Community Relation Course Professor: Norina V. Orañola, Ed.D
INTRODUCTION
Republic Act No. 10627, also known as the
"Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 " is a Philippine law aimed at
addressing bullying incidents in schools. It mandates all elementary
and secondary schools, both public and private, to adopt policies to
prevent and address acts of bullying among students.
KEY PROVISIONS
SCHOOL POLICIES
The law mandates that all schools must adopt and implement
policies and procedures to prevent and address bullying
incidents. These policies should include mechanisms for
reporting bullying, conducting investigations, and imposing
disciplinary actions on offenders.
KEY PROVISIONS
Responsibilities of School
KEY PROVISIONS
Responsibilities of DepEd
KEY PROVISIONS
LIABILITIES
The law holds school officials accountable for their actions
or inactions regarding bullying incidents. Schools that fail
to comply with the provisions of RA 10627 may face
penalties, including warnings, fines, or even closure in
severe cases of negligence.
KEY PROVISIONS
SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS
RA 10627 emphasizes the protection and support of victims
of bullying. Schools are required to provide appropriate
psychological and counseling services to victims and their
families. They must also ensure that victims are not
subjected to further harassment or retaliation.
KEY PROVISIONS
The Importance of Implementing Rules and
Regulations of RA No. 10627
1. Protecting Students’ Well Being
2. Promoting a Positive School Culture
3. Empowering Schools and Educators
4. Supporting Victims of Bullying
5. Legal Framework and Accountability
6. Addressing Modern Challenges
MEDM 206: School Community Relation Course Professor: Norina V. Orañola, Ed.D