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IST LEVEL OF PRACTICE DOCUMENTS TO PREPARE

(MGA POSIBLE NA DOCUMENTS NA ATO MAANDAM)


1.1 In place is the Development Plan  Narrative/photo documentation of the planning workshops or the FGD  Notice of Meeting
sessions  Attendance of Meeting
(e.g. SIP) developed collaboratively by the
 Minutes on the discussion of the School Planning Team Members on the  Organizational Structure /table
stakeholders of the school and community
Vision, Mission sharing  Minutes of Meeting on the discussion of
 Copy of the DepEd’s VMG and reference Roles/Function of stakeholders
 drafted ESIP  Pictures of Meeting
1.2. The Development Plan (e.g. SIP) is  Regular sessions (FGD) to schedule for ESIP review  Resolutions
regularly reviewed by the school  Minutes of the meeting of the FGD for ESIP Review
community to keep it responsive and
 Photo documentations of the sessions P.S. GENERAL MEETING PO ITO XA
relevant to emerging needs, challenges and
opportunities.  Invitation letter to the ESIP Reviewers
 Creation of the review committee  Narrative/photo documentation of the planning
1.3 The school is organized by a clear  Notice of Meeting Attendance of Meeting workshops or the FGD sessions
structure and work arrangements that  Organizational Structure /table  Minutes on the discussion of the School Planning
promote shared leadership and governance Team Members on the Vision, Mission sharing
 Minutes of Meeting on the discussion of Roles/Function of stakeholders
and define the roles and responsibilities of  Copy of the DepED’s VMG and reference
the stakeholders  Pictures of Meeting
 Resolutions
1.4 leadership network facilitates  Minutes of BDC/MDC/CITY meeting P.S. BUHAT TA ANI PINA APTIK
communication between and among school  Attendance to BDC /MDC PF
and community leaders for informed
decision-making and solving of school-
community wide-learning problems.
1.5 leadership network facilitates  Copy of Accomplished Needs Assessment Questionnaire (NAQ) and
communication between and among Individual Development Plan (IDP)
school and community leaders for
informed decision-making and solving
of school-community wide-learning
problems.

2.1 The curriculum  Data on school mapping


 Religious Instruction Schedule & Permit
provides for the development needs of all
 List of 4P’s beneficiary
types of learners in the school community
 Pupils anecdotal records
 Activity Design for proposed Program or Project Proposals
 List of enrollees/Form/with LRN
 List of non-readers, frustrations, independent instructional by grade level
 List of PWD pupils by grade level
 List of pupils at risk of dropping out
 Program interventions
 SF1-School Register
 Nutritional Status of Students
 Schedule of classes and Activities
 Record of Students’ Religious Affiliations
 Approved Permit from the Division Office on the conduct program
interventions
2.2 The implemented curriculum is localized  Remedial Instructions Schedule are Programmed
to make it more meaningful to the learners  Monthly Program/Calendar of Activities
and applicable to life in the community
 DepED Orders, Memorandum
 Copy of DepED Thrust, projects & programs
 Pictorials of Activities
 Workshops/Trainings conducted with Activity completion report.
 Output of Localized and Indigenized Learning Materials as MOV
2.3 A representative group of school and  Minutes of Meeting, Notice of meeting, Attendance, Pictorials
community stakeholders develop the  Functional SGC/BRGY Educ. Committee
methods and materials for developing
 School Assessment Result (NAT, CFSS)
creative thinking and problem solving.
 List of Committee Members composed of Education
Supervisors/Specialists
 Assessment Results
Output of Teacher-Made or Teacher-Developed Materials
2.4. The learning systems are regularly and  SRC reported to
collaboratively monitored by the -LGU, SGC Meeting
community using appropriate tools to -PTA/Gen. Assembly
ensure the holistic growth and Reports in the conduct of Feedback sessions with stakeholders
development of the learners and the
community.
 SBM monitoring tool
 SREYA/ECCD-PMCF
 Phil. IRI result
 LAC plan/matrix
 Proficiency test
2.5 Appropriate assessment tools for  Results of reviewed assessment tools with findings & recommendations.
teaching and learning are continuously  Copy of assessment tools for teaching and learning
reviewed and improved, and assessment
 Attendance sheets during the conduct of the review
results are contextualized to the learner
and local situation and the attainment of  Minutes of meeting with stakeholders on the review of assessment
relevant life skills. tools.
2.6.Learning managers and facilitators  Minutes of meetings/orientation/conferences on child protection policy
(teachers, administrators and community  Attendance sheets
members) nurture values and environments
that are protective of all children and
demonstrate behaviors consistent to the
organization’s vision, mission and goals
2.6B  Advocacy campaign/symposia on the rights of children
 Photo document ,video clip, AVP on the forum conducted focused on the
rights of children
2.7 Methods and resources are learner and  Learners Projects
community-friendly, enjoyable, safe,  Portfolio (student’s output)
inclusive, accessible and aimed at
 Instructional devices/materials
developing self-directed learners. Learners
are equipped with essential knowledge,  Documents on the conduct of Quarterly Recital/Culmination Activity like
skills, and values to assume responsibility Program, Photos, Attendance Sheet, Narrative Report
accountability for their own learning.
3.1 Roles & responsibilities of accountable  List of committees and their duties & functions of the organized  List of committees and their duties & functions of
person/s & collective boy/ies are clearly committees the organized committees
defined & agreed upon by community  Attendance sheets,  Attendance sheets
stakeholders  Accomplishment report/minutes/Pictorials/documentations of the  Accomplishment
meeting conducted on the roles and responsibilities of SPT report/minutes/Pictorials/documentations of the
3.1 Roles & responsibilities of accountable  List of committees and their duties & functions of the organized meeting conducted on the roles and
person/s & collective boy/ies are clearly committees responsibilities of SPT
defined & agreed upon by community  Attendance sheets,  Accomplished O/IPCRF
stakeholders
 Accomplishment report/minutes/Pictorials/documentations of the  Sample of the ff. Sch. Forms 4, 6 and 138
meeting conducted on the roles and responsibilities of SPT  Consolidated Quarterly test results
3.2 Achievement of goals is recognized  Accomplished O/IPCRF  School Report Card
based on a collaboratively developed  Sample of the ff. Sch. Forms 4, 6 and 138  List of least learned skills
performance accountability system; gaps
 Consolidated Quarterly test results
are addressed through appropriate action
 School Report Card
 List of least learned skills
3.3. The accountability system is owned by  Approved activity/program/project design by the approving authority
the community & is continuously enhanced  Acknowledged invitation letters
to ensure that management structures &
 Copy of the accountability assessment framework
mechanisms are responsive to the emerging
learning needs & demands of the  Copy of the implementation guidelines
community.  Activity report
3.4.Accountability assessment criteria &  90% of the PAPs articulated to the stakeholders
tools, feedback mechanism & information  Conduct of orientation on accountability assessment framework.
collection & validation techniques &
 Approved APP, AIP, PPMP
processes are inclusive & collaboratively
developed & agreed  Attendance sheet in the conduct of the activity
 Copy of the implementation guidelines of the accountability assessment
framework
3.5. Participatory assessment of targeted PAPs assessed w/90% attendance of the stakeholders w/in the
performance is done regularly with the semester
community. Assessment results & lessons
learned serve as basis for feedback,
technical assistance, recognition & plan
adjustment.

4.1. Regular resource inventory is  Transparency Board with: MOOE Report/ Cash Allocation
collaboratively undertaken by learning
managers, learning facilitators, and - MOOE CDR signed by the SDS and accountant
community stakeholders as basis for - Liquidation Report on School funds (SBFP/PTA/Canteen)  Transparency Board with: MOOE Report/ Cash
resource allocation and mobilization. - School report card Allocation
- AIP, APP, PPMP
- EBEIS - MOOE CDR signed by the SDS and accountant
- SBFP - Liquidation Report on School funds
- PTA fund (SBFP/PTA/Canteen)
- canteen fund - School report card
- AIP, APP, PPMP
4.2.A regular dialogue for planning and  Letter of invitation - EBEIS
resource programming, that is accessible  Adopt a sch./Interest form - SBFP
and inclusive, continuously engage - PTA fund
 Attendance of stakeholders in the development of SIP
stakeholders and support implementation  Logbook/record of resources utilization
of community education  Developed educational Plan (SIP/AIP)
 Distribution list of supplies and materials distributed
 Updated Transparency Board
4.3. In place is a community-developed  Logbook/record of resources utilization
resource management system that drives  Distribution list of supplies and materials distributed
appropriate behaviors of the stakeholders
 Updated Transparency Board
to ensure judicious, appropriate, and
effective use of resources.
4.4. Regular monitoring, evaluation, and  Letter of invitation & confirmation in the development & implementation
reporting processes of resource of M&E
management are collaboratively developed
and implemented by the learning managers,
facilitators, and community.
4.5. There is a system that manages the  List of potential partners
network and linkages which strength and  Action plan stating the engagement procedures
sustain partnerships for improving resource
management.

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