a.  Strategies / Programs / Projects

 

 

·       Conducted intensive enrolment campaign through announcement in the church two weeks before the enrolment period and through welcome back to school streamers

·       Opened one (1) new school at Barangay Villacornejo, Kawayan in response to the President’s SONA commitment for school-less barangays.

·       Completed one incomplete elementary school in Filemon Nierras ES, Biliran District and one incomplete primary school in Salvacion ES, Culaba District to complete primary school

·       Organized additional monograde and multigrade classes to complete the incomplete primary and elementary schools

·       Provided new school building and repaired classrooms through TEEP SBP and SEMP

·       Coordinated with Philippine Business for Social Progress in their school building program to multigrade school and availed 3-classrooms school building at Borac ES, Naval South District

·       Involved the parents and the different stakeholders during the preparation of school vision, mission and school development plans

·       Solicited and provided free school supplies to very poor but deserving pupils in Villaconsuelo ES, Naval South District

·       Utilized the District NFE Coordinators & Mobile Teachers to recruit, organize and conduct classes to out of school youth and adults

 

b.  Key Indicators

 

 

Table 11

Number of Elementary Schools by Category

 

District	Complete Elementary	Incomplete Elementary		Total
		Incomplete Primary	Complete Primary
ALMERIA	13	2	0	15
BILIRAN	11	0	1	12
CABUCGAYAN	12	0	0	12
CAIBIRAN	16	1	1	18
CULABA	9	1	2	12
KAWAYAN	14	4	1	19
MARIPIPI	10	0	0	10
NAVAL NORTH	8	0	1	9
NAVAL SOUTH	17	1	0	18
TOTAL	110	9	6	125

 

 

Number of Barangay w/out Elementary School – NONE

 

Out of the 132 barangays in the Province of Biliran, there are 125 elementary schools.  The remaining 7 barangays without elementary schools are already served by schools in the nearby barangays since most of the poblacions have two barangays.

 

Out of these 125 schools, 110 or 88% are complete elementary schools, 9 or 7.2% are incomplete and 6 or 4.8% are complete primary schools.

 

                       

Table 12

Number of Secondary Schools by Category

 

School	National Schools	Vocational Schools	Complete School
Almeria  Nat’l. High School	1		1
Biliran Nat’l. Agricultural H.S.		1	1
Bool Nat’l. High School	1		1
Cabucgayan Nat’l. High Shool	1		1
Cabucgayan Schools of Arts & Trades		1	1
Culaba Nat’l. Voc. School		1	1
Higatangan Nat’l. High School	1		1
Kawayan Nat’l. High School	1		1
Lucsoon Nat’l. High School	1		1
Manlabang Nat’l. High School	1		1
Maripipi Nat’l. Voc. School		1	1
Naval Nat’l. High School	1		1
Naval School of Fisheries		1	1
Tabunan Nat’l. High School	1		1
Tucdao Nat’l. High School	1		1
Viga Nat’l. High School	1		1
Total	11	5	16

 

 

There is no municipality in the Province of Biliran that has no secondary school.  Naval has 4 public secondary schools, 1 under CHED and 1 private secondary schools. Almeria, Cabucgayan, Culaba, Kawayan and Maripipi have 2 secondary schools each. Biliran and Caibiran have 1 secondary school each.

 

There was an increase of 7.67% in the elementary enrolment in SY 2002-2003 over that of SY 2001-2002.  In the 2 elementary private schools, there is an increase of 15.94%.  Likewise in the secondary level, there was an increase of 9.47 % in the enrolment this school year over last school year.

 

The participation rate of SY 2002-2003 was 99.10 or 3.12% increase over the participation rate of 96.10 in SY 2001-2002. This shows that almost all school age pupils are in school.  This can be attributed to the wholesome classrooms and school buildings, instructional materials, SIIF projects and other educational opportunities offered by TEEP like high involvement of stakeholders in the education of the children.

 

 

Table 13

Number of Newly Constructed & Repaired Classrooms

Under TEEP- SBP & SEMP – SBP CY 2002

 

District	TEEP – SBP		SEMP - SBP
	NC	R	NC	R
Almeria	5	11	2	6
Biliran	10	10		6
Cabucgayan	4	16	1	6
Caibiran	4	14		6
Culaba	4	3		6
Kawayan	1	9		7
Maripipi	5	13		5
Naval North	6	17	1	6
Naval South	1	6	2	10
Total	36	99	6	58

 

 

SEMP – SBP  For Secondary

CY 2002

 

Name of School	NC	R
Almeria National High School	1	1
Cabucgayan Nat’l Agr’l. School of Arts & Trades	1
Naval National High School	1
Bool Natiopnal High School		1
Cabucgayan National High School		1
Kawayan National High School		1
Maripipi Nat’l. Vocational School		1
Lucsoon Nat’;l. High School		1
Naval Nat’l. Hjigh School		1
Viga National High School		1
Total	3	8

 

 

 

Multigrade Classes Accomplishments (June  to October 2002)

 

Instructional Supervision

 

·         Observation of Classes of 19 Multigrade Teachers

·         Post conferences with Multigrade Teachers

·         Conference with parents, PTCA officials and barangay officials in MG schools.

·         Check lesson plans of MG Teachers.  Explained to them the importance of writing a brief lesson plan.

·         Introduce the shifting method to new MG teachers.

·         Explained the importance of integrating values in the 5 learning areas.

·         Conducted the 2002 Search for Multigrade Teacher Achiever.

 

Oct. 29, 2002

 

·         Give Certificates of Recognition to Division Winner of 2002 Search for Multigrade Teacher Achiever and 3 Runners-Up.

 

Oct. 28-29, 2002

 

·         94 or 100% Multigrade Teachers participated in the 2002 Teachers’ Congress.

Oct. 30-31, 2002

 

·         4 Multigrade Teachers attended Strategic Planning at Borac Elementary School conducted by Philippine Business for Social Progress and Department of Education.  Other participants were 1 HT- III, 1 PSDS, 1 Education Supervisor  (MG Coordinator), and 18 barangay officials and PTCA officials.

 

Facilities

 

·         Constructed evaluation instrument to check availability of chalkboards, books, supplies and equipment in MG classrooms.

·         Proposed the giving of 2 reversible chalkboards to each Multigrade Teacher.

 

Reports

 

·         Consolidated, encoded reports on Multigrade Schools, teachers and enrolment.

·         Submitted Multigrade reports to Department of Education Region VIII and Central Office.

·         Prepared/encoded proposed for Study – Visit of Multigrade Teachers, Administrators, Supervisors, ASDS and SDS.

 

 

Table 14

Out of School Youth and Adults Covered by NFE Programs

 

Program	No. of Target Learners	No. of Learning Groups	Source of Funds	Enrollees						Completers
				OSY 15-24			OSA 25  above			OSY			OSA
				M	F	T	M	F	T	M	F	T	M	F	T
BL Regular	153	12		6	29	35	5	113	118	4	4	8	5	40	45
BL – LSCS	274	11		7	21	28	54	192	246	0	8	8	19	47	66
FL/FFL	120	8		0	15	15	14	91	105	0	11	11	0	46	46
L – IGP/ LCs	337	24		26	49	75	17	245	262	13	14	27	12	126	138
TALIPS	15	1		-	-	-	15	-	15			ON	GO	ING
CRANCUT	6	1		3	3	6	-	-	-	3	3	6	-	-	-
Total	905	57		42	117	169	105	641	746	20	40	60	36	259	295

 

Note:

 

The number of completers is lesser than the number of enrollees because there are still learning groups that are on-going as shown below:

 

                BL – (Regular)                -                7 on-going                      L-IGP/LCL -                9 on-going

                BL – LSCS      -                8 on-going                      TALIPS                  -                1 on-going

                FL /FFL                  -                3 on-going

 

 

 

Table 15

Comparative Performance Indicators in Elementary and Secondary Schools

 

Indicator/Level	CY 2001	CY 2002	% of Increase (+)/ Decrease (-)
Achievement Rate             Elementary             Secondary	49.53% 49.30%	52.50% 52.21%	+ 2.97 + 2.91
Participation Rate             Elementary             Secondary	96.10% 68.79%	99.10% 61.32%	+3.0 -7.47
Cohort-Survival Rate             Elementary             Secondary	66.00% 60.30%	67.08% 67.13%	+ 1.08 + 6.83
Completion Rate             Elementary             Secondary	63.30% 61.16%	65.00% 63.05%	+ 1.7 +1.89
Graduation Rate             Elementary             Secondary	96.60% 95.79%	95.99% 92.67%	- 0.61 - 3.12
Promotion Rate             Elementary             Secondary	92.28% 86.25%	91.19% 87.66%	- 1.09 + 1.41
Drop-out Rate             Elementary             Secondary	2.07% 5.59%	2.04% 8.88%	- 0.03 +3.29
Retention Rate             Elementary             Secondary	88.23% 83.86%	91.26% 88.11%	+ 3.03 + 4.25