News EXTENSION OF DEADLINE OF SUBMISSION OF THE CITIZEN’S CHARTER AND SUSPENSION OF PROCESSING TIMES IN THE DELIVERY OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES IN LUZON AREA IN LIGHT OF THE IMPOSITION OF THE ENHANCED COMMUNITY QUARANTINEMarch 23, 2020EXTENSION OF DEADLINE OF SUBMISSION OF THE CITIZEN'S CHARTER AND SUSPENSION OF PROCESSING TIMES IN THE DELIVERY OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES IN LUZON AREA IN LIGHT OF THE IMPOSITION OF THE ENHANCED COMMUNITY QUARANTINE... Read more...Schools Contact InformationOctober 29, 2018District 1 Schools Schools Telephone No. Principal/District Supervisor Malabon 1 District 281-84-41 Dr. Melody P. Cruz 1 Dampalit ES 352-18-97 Ms. Maria Ruena Yaptangco 2 Dampalit ES I 441-6023 Mrs. Irene O. Wabel 3 Malabon ES 281-58-93 Mrs. Riza G. Andrade 4 Panghulo ES 709-14-90 Mrs. Adelaida S. Alejo 5 Panghulo ES I 294-40-11 Mrs. Irene M. Raya 6 Santulan ES 446-51-71 Mrs. Luisa R. Jacaban District 2 Schools Malabon II District 281-84-41 Dr. Josefina M. Pablo 7 Imelda ES 351-32-01 Mrs. Mary Lu Rocela C. Cabais 8 Longos ES 709-50-69 Ms. Rosalia T. Vargas 9 Ninoy Aquino ES 922-54-63 Dr. Marissa B. Cristobal 10 Tañong Integrated School 441-47-97 Mr. Emelbon S. Mayrina 11 Tañong ES I 441-53-75 Mrs. Elizabeth Aquino 12 Tonsuya ES 921-83-90 Mrs. Rosela Q. Abude District 3 Schools Malabon III District 281-84-41 Dr. Brigida G. Sayson 13 Amang Rodriguez ES 709-96-06 Mrs. Gina S. Ong 14 Col. R. Camus Integrated School 281-51-74 Mrs. Elena J. Mendoza 15 Concepcion ES 922-47-69 Mr. Ronaldo P. Abadies 16 Dela Paz ES 352-16-65 Mr. Rogelio William 17 Muzon ES 376-05-15 Ms. Maria Josefina C. Borres 18 Niugan ES 351-46-09 Mrs. Imelda S. Arsenal 19 Santiago Syjuco MS 709-10-65 Mrs. Elenita B. Jose District 4 Schools Malabon IV District 281-84-41 Mr. James A. Roldan 20 Bagong Lote ES 961-67-39 Mr. Modesto J. Alegria 21 Potrero ES 294-54-72 Ms. Melinda C. San Pedro 22 Potrero ES I 990-63-68 Mrs. Crispina M. Herrera 23 Tinajeros ES 931-17-72 Mrs. Zenaida M. Roberto 24 Guillermo S. Sanchez Memorial ES 962-38-20 Mr. Leonardo V. Aguilar District 5 Schools Malabon V 281-84-41 Mrs. Adelaida S. Alejo 25 Acacia ES 288-07-36 Mr. Enrique C. Roxas Jr. 26 Catmon Integrated School 288-72-79 Mrs. Rosalie T. Cabanilla 27 E. Delos Santos ES 961-14-42 Mrs. Chona N. Torreliza 28 Maysilo ES 294-35-33 Mrs. Herminia C. Garcia Secondary School Secondary School 1 Malabon NHS 361-21-74/281-97-25 Mrs. Ma. Victoria R. de Gulan 2 Longos NHS 285-91-15 Mr. Juanito H. Gayola 3 Tañong NHS 281-69-92 Mrs. Evelyn Callada 4 Panghulo NHS 294-66-13/446-37-06 Mrs. Lolita L. Acuña 5 Potrero NHS 367-77-94 / 332-81-25 Ms. Elsie P. Emerenciana 6 Tinajeros NHS 285-40-53/287-24-25/990-15-77 Dr. Fortunato B. Abude 7 Tugatog NHS 288-38-23 Mrs. Olivia Q. Martin 8 Malabon NHS - Concepcion Voc-Tech Annex 921-57-12 Mrs. Ma. Victoria R. de Gulan 9 Tinajeros NHS - Acacia Annex 352-20-92 Dr. Fortunato B. Abude... Read more...WEBINAR FOR THE MAY 14 BARANGAY AND SK ELEKSYONSMay 12, 2018 A step by step guide in the casting, counting and canvassing of votes for the 2018 Barangay and SK Eleksyons under the COMELEC General Instructions. For reference and guidance of all teachers serving as Board of Election Tellers. Please share and forward. click the link below for the video : https://www.facebook.com/depedtayo/videos/448701432217902 ... Read more...SDO Malabon holds EHRIS, EPDS Seminar-WorkshopMay 7, 2018More than 50 Information Communication Technology Coordinators (ICTC) and Enterprise Human Resource Information System (EHRIS) focal persons from all the public schools in the Schools Division of Malabon gathered in West Avenue Suites, Quezon City for a two-day seminar-workshop on Division EHRIS Capacity Building of School HR Manager/ICT Coordinators and Updating of Electronic Data Sheet (EPDS) last April 18 to 20, 2018. Ms. Helen Grace V. Go, Schools Division Superintendent of Malabon City, expressed her utmost support in the department’s goal for interconnectivity and more efficient management of its personnel by giving series of trainings to the Division’s ICTCs. Mr. Gilbert I. Manucduc, Information Technology Office I together with Mrs. Romina J. Paule, Administrative Officer IV, HR spearheaded the event. Mrs. Maria Ruena R. Yaptangco, PSDS, Malabon III-B explained in her welcome remarks that EHRIS is a form of Human Resource portal that combines a number of systems and processes to ensure the easy management of DepEd personnel, business processes and data. “EHRIS is used by DepEd to combine a number of necessary Human Resource functions, such as storing employee data, managing payrolls, recruitment process, keeping track of attendance records and more.” she added. The seminar-workshop aimed to acquire 100 percent EHRIS registration and EPDScompletion of the teaching and non-teaching personnel in the Schools Division of Malabon. The seminar’s topics and speakers include: The Portrait of DepEd personnel by Mrs. Lily T. Galangan, Education Program Supervisor; Adaptation of the Revised Personal Data Sheet (CS Form No. 212, revised 2017) by Ms. Mary Rose D. Ricafort, Administrative Officer IV; Data Privacy: Policy and Guidelines by Mrs. Jean A. Tropel, Information Technology Officer I, Division of Valenzuela; and Enterprise Human Resource Information System by Mr. Manuel Pascual, ICT Personnel, DepEd Central Office. Mr. Manucduc commended the ICTC and EHRIS focal persons in the Schools of SDO – Malabon City for their support and cooperation in EHRIS registration for it is one of the few divisions in the NCR to have conducted seminar for the complete rolloutof EHRIS.... Read more...Health and Nutrition ProgramsApril 24, 2017Health and Nutrition Programs The School Health and Nutrition Unit of the School Governance and Operations Division accomplished various health programs for January and February, 2017. One hundred percent of the public school students underwent deworming for the National Schools Deworming Month in January. The Unit also led the utilization of Mobile Dental Health Vehicle at Ninoy Aquino Elementary School from February 20 to 22, 2017 wherein 329 learners and 19 teachers underwent free dental treatments (tooth extraction, prophylaxis, etc.) in observance of the 13th National Dental Health Month.... Read more...Research Proposals Approved by the Basic Education Research Fund (BERF) Grant FacilityApril 24, 2017Research Proposals Approved by the Basic Education Research Fund (BERF) Grant Facility Ten research proposals by teachers and school heads of the Division of Malabon City were approved by the Basic Education Research Fund (BERF) Grant Facility, as issued in the Regional Letter No. 70 dated February 13, 2017. These research proposals are the following:... Read more...Division Orientation on the 2016 National School Building Inventory (NSBI)April 24, 2017Division Orientation on the 2016 National School Building Inventory (NSBI) February 3, 2017, DepEd Malabon Conference Hall The Planning and Research Unit, in cooperation with the Engineering Unit of the School Governance and Operations Division, conducted the Division Orientation on the 2016 National School Building Inventory (NSBI). Prior to the said orientation, the two units already conducted monitoring and inspection of school buildings from January 30 to February 2, 2017.... Read more...Capacity Building on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) for School Principals, School DRRM Coordinators, and Batang Emergency Response Team (BERT) MembersApril 24, 2017Capacity Building on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) for School Principals, School DRRM Coordinators, and Batang Emergency Response Team (BERT) Members January 23 to 28, 2017, Malabon Elementary School In cooperation with World Vision Development Foundation, the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Unit of the School Governance and Operations Division conducted a training on disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) for school heads, DRRM coordinators, and BERT members in two batches. With the threat of major calamities hitting the country, 140 officials, teachers, and students were capacitated to handle and mitigate the effects of disaster.... Read more...Division Brigada Eskwela Jingle Contest 2017April 24, 2017Division Brigada Eskwela Jingle Contest 2017 Pursuant to DepEd Memorandum signed by Sec. Leonor M. Briones, the School Governance and Operations Division, through the Social Mobilization and Networking Unit, spearheaded the Division Brigada Eskwela Jingle Contest with the theme, “Isang DepEd, Isang Pamayanan, Isang Bayanihan Para sa Handa at Ligtas na Paaralan”. From the 15 entries, the following were declared as winners: Division Rank Title of Jingle Singer/s Adviser School and Principal 1st “Pagtutulungang May Pagmamahalan” Pristine May Flores Fe Necesario Longos Elementary School (Imelda Arsenal) 2nd “Halina sa Brigada” Jeheu Jesse M. Dela Cruz Ma. Niña Rose Agustino Malabon National High School (Ma. Victoria De Gulan) 3rd “Isang Pamayanan, Isang Bayanihan…Tungo sa Ligtas na Paaralan” Joanne Marie Ramos; Angelito Delantar Jr.; Darryl Laluna; Tom John Cruz Marc Celvinchael Caballero Panghulo National High School (Lolita Acuña) The Division of Malabon City’s jingle entry then won second place in the Regional level competition. On March 27, 2017, the winner, Pristine May Flores received her award during the flag ceremony held at DepEd NCR grounds. The winning jingles will be used for the marketing and advocacy activities to attract more volunteers and partners for the schools’ maintenance efforts before the opening of the school year.... Read more...Training-Workshop on Facilitation Skills for SDO Officials, Specialists, and School HeadsApril 24, 2017Training-Workshop on Facilitation Skills for SDO Officials, Specialists, and School Heads February 22 to 24, 2017, Division Office Conference Hall To continuously equip its leaders and personnel with the appropriate skills and expertise in managing a program by becoming productive and effective facilitators/presenters, the School Governance and Operations Division, through the Human Resource Development Unit, conducted a training program focused on enhancing presentation and facilitation skills. All public elementary and secondary school principals of Malabon, as well as the officials and program specialists of the Division Office Proper participated in the training with Mr. Ferdinand De Leon, Mrs. Sheryll Gayola, and Rev. Fr. Jose Maria Bautista as resource speakers. ... Read more...School-to-School Partnerships: Quality Assurance Monitoring and EvaluationApril 24, 2017School-to-School Partnerships: Quality Assurance Monitoring and Evaluation In accordance with DepEd Order No. 44, s. 2016, the School Governance and Operations Division, through the Schools’ Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, conducted the School-to-School Partnerships to provide a mechanism and guidance for cooperation between and among schools (10 leader and 10 partner schools), and to promote the culture of sharing. For quality assurance after the program’s implementation from October to December, 2016, four out of 20 Leader and Partner Schools were randomly monitored as to the challenges, gains and impacts of the program by the Field Technical Assistance Division (FTAD) of DepEd-National Capital Region on February 28, 2017. These include Malabon National High School and Panghulo National High School for Leader Schools and Malabon Elementary and Panghulo Elementary School 1 for Partner Schools.... Read more...SDO-Malabon City intensifies Technology ProgramMarch 8, 2017SDO-Malabon City intensifies Technology Program By Juan Paolo S. Mejia - SPA in English, Acacia Elementary School Schools Division Office - Malabon City strengthens the DepED Computerization Program (DCP) by spearheading the distribution of DCP Packages of batches 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 37 and 38 to all the public schools in Malabon and by providing series of intensive trainings for the teachers related to the realization of the K-12 curriculum and the 21st century education. Dr. Jenilyn Rose B. Corpuz, Officer – In – Charge, Office of the Schools Division Superintendent and Mr. Gilbert D. Manucduc, Division Information Technology Officer led the distribution of DCP packages last August to December 2016. Elementary schools received one or two of the batches 29, 30, 31 and 32 depending on their enrolment. While junior high school received batch 33 and senior high school with special ICT Track had batch 37 and 38. Workshop on the proper utilization of these technologies were also given right after the installation. SDO Malabon City ICT group is also well-equipped with knowledge in the implementation of the DCP due to the series of trainings given to them like DCP Orientation and Training conducted last July 2016 at the Division Conference Hall, ICT Literacy Training which took place in Regional Education Learning Center, Marikina last August 2016, Utilization of Online Test Result Portal last September 2016 and Website Lay-outing last February 2017. Through the ICT unit, this Division is also offering paperless transaction of the different reports utilizing various Division-wide Portal designed by Mr. Manucduc. Every school in Malabon is also connected to the Division Website thru the joint effort of the supervisors, administrators and school ICT coordinators who are doing their part to contribute to their respective websites. All these are through the initiative of Dr. Corpuz and Mr. Manucduc, in realizing the mandate of the DepED Internet Connectivity Program (DICP). Meanwhile, a Division Search for Most Outstanding Technology Program was also conducted last February 2017 to recognize schools performing exemplary services in implementing the mandate DCP. “Learning computer in abstract and only through pictures is a predicament the students were in before, but now, the teachers won’t find it hard to teach computer concept through the DCP. It also provides various learning experiences for the students during their class sessions.” Mrs. Rosalia T. Vargas said in an interview during the visit of the inspectorate team of the Division of Malabon in Acacia Elementary School. However, it is believed that despite the availability of computers, no advancement will happen if the teachers do not use it properly. They must maximize computer-aided instruction and should not stop equipping themselves with new innovation and skills in the use of computers. Schools Division Office - Malabon City, is truly remarkable in terms of computerization program because the move to succeed in this endeavor is pursued with great commitment by every teacher and ICT coordinators, principals and supervisors. Dr. Corpuz also believes in the great positive impact of technology in education. She envisions of having globally competitive students who are technologically advanced and soon will likewise become globally-competent professionals. DCP is a mandate of DepED Order no. 78 s. 2010, that provides public schools with different batches of computers and several trainings for teacher.... Read more...DRRMO leads fire prevention, earthquake drillsMarch 1, 2017DRRMO leads fire prevention, earthquake drills As part of the nationwide effort to mitigate the effects of emergencies and disasters including fire and earthquake, the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) Office of SDO Malabon led the conduct of relevant trainings and drills for the first half of 2016. The Orientation-Seminar on Fire Prevention and Control was conducted in coordination with Malabon City Bureau of Fire Prevention (BFP) on March 11 at SDO Conference Hall, wherein supervisors, division heads and staff, and Schools’ DRRM coordinators actively took part. The Division Office and all schools also participated in the 1st and 2nd Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill on April 21, and June 22. In cooperation with the local BFP, the Philippine National Police-Malabon City, the Division DRRMO successfully simulated scenarios during and after disasters, and instilled best practices on emergency preparedness and response. –hrb... Read more...Health, nutrition programs intensifiedMarch 1, 2017 Health, nutrition programs intensified The Health and Nutrition Unit of DepEd Malabon, in partnership with different public and private sectors, has embarked on various programs that aim to improve the health and nutrition of school children for the first half of 2016. To reduce the number of dengue cases, all schools participated in the fogging operations initiated by the City Government of Malabon, thru the Dengue Prevention and Control Program of the City Health Department from May 11 to June 3. Different training programs were also conducted to orient and educate the school personnel about health and nutrition services. Elementary school principals and feeding coordinators attended the “Orientation on the School-Based Feeding Program for S.Y. 2015-2016” at the SDO Conference Hall on April 5. Through the support of Save the Children Philippines, the school clinic teachers joined the seminar entitled “Training of Trainers (TOT) on School Health and Nutrition Services” held at St. Agatha Resort and Country Club, Malolos City, Bulacan from May 18 to 20. –rgc ... Read more...OSYA programs kick-startedMarch 1, 2017OSYA programs kick-started In support of the Alternative Learning System (ALS), the Local Government Unit of Malabon spearheaded the motorcade activity within the city on January 30, 2016. It aims to promote awareness on ALS program through the support of the stakeholders, ALS implementers, and learners. The event was also participated by the Division personnel, principal-consultants and monitors, and all the rescue vehicles from 21 barangays of Malabon. In consonance with the DepEd’s mandate of eradicating illiteracy among out-of-schools-youth and adults (OSYAs), DepEd Malabon also joined the Kariton Klasrum Culminating Activity with the theme “Mula Kariton Hanggang Klasrum” at the Philsports Multi-Purpose Area, Pasig City on June 16. Division officials, together with the school principals and participant-beneficiaries of Barangays Acacia, Tonsuya, Catmon, and Ibaba witnessed the presentation of the Kariton Klasrum completers from the 16 divisions of the National Capital Region. The attendees were encouraged by the messages delivered by Efren Peñaflorida, founder of Dynamic Teen Company (DTC), and Vice President elect Leonor Robredo. –rgc... Read more...Public-private partnerships at full throttleMarch 1, 2017Public-private partnerships at full throttle DepEd Malabon and several corporations successfully forged the public-private partnership (PPP) towards the betterment of educational facilities, allowing for effective teaching and learning process in 2016 and beyond. World Vision Development Foundation, a development and advocacy organization, donated Grolier books, encyclopedias, and other supplementary learning materials to 28 elementary schools of the Division. The school principals were also oriented on the proper and effective utilization of the said materials by World Vision representatives Aldwin Jamora and Ma. Robel Luna during the turn-over ceremony held on April 7, 2016 at SDO Conference Hall Petbowe Trading Corporation, headed by Edwin Martinez, turned over the Petbowe / Granville Audio Visual Room to Potrero National High School on June 13, 2016. The project entailed the rehabilitation/construction of the AV Room which includes the installation of sound system, projector set, air-conditioner, wall fan, and carpentry, repairs, paintings, and electrical works totaling Php201,861.80. On June 28, Rex Bookstore donated reading and supplementary learning materials to be housed in the mini-library of Concepcion Elementary School. The said partnership was made possible through the efforts of the Kiwanis Club of Malabon Achievers. –hrb... Read more...MPower turns over Kinder classrooms to Malabon ESMarch 1, 2017MPower turns over Kinder classrooms to Malabon ES Local retail electricity supplier Meralco MPower, its corporate social responsibility arm, One Meralco Foundation, and their partners, formally turned over two Kindergarten classrooms to Malabon Elementary School on June 16. The said classrooms are built to help address congestion, and assist in the delivery of better quality education especially in the early childhood stage. Known as MPower Kinder Classrooms, the project consists of the construction of one-storey, two-classroom building with toilet, fully furnished with chalkboards, shelves, tables, chairs, multimedia packages, and educational learning materials all amounting to Php1,986,608.20. One Meralco Foundation hosted the official inauguration of the said building, and hosted the program attended by the chiefs and heads of MPower, One Meralco, and their partners namely AGC Flatglass Philippines, Inc., COFTA Original Monobloc, Discovery Centre, Eagle Cement, Eurotiles, Glades International Corp., James Hardie, Moldex Pipes, Orocan, Styrotech Corp., Miescor Logistics, Saffron Philippines, Inc., United Laboratories, and Unisteel Philippines. Malabon City Mayor Antolin Oreta III also graced the occasion. Malabon Elementary School Principal Riza Andrade extended her gratitude to MPower and partners for their generosity. –hrb... Read more...Brigada Eskwela draws 100k volunteers, stakeholdersMarch 1, 2017Brigada Eskwela draws 100k volunteers, stakeholders Approximately 100,000 volunteers and stakeholders cooperated in the annual Brigada Eskwela of the public schools of DepEd Malabon City from May 30 to June 4, 2016. All schools simultaneously kicked off the week-long activity with the theme, “Tayo Para sa Paaralang Ligtas, Maayos, at Handa Mula Kindergarten Hanggang Senior High School”. The Division level kick-off was hosted by Malabon National High School on May 30th, and was attended by stakeholders from various sectors of society including the local government units. Officials who graced the occasion were City Vice Mayor Jeannie Sandoval, Councilor Ninong Dela Cruz (on behalf of City Mayor Antolin Oreta III), and Councilor Paolo Oreta. One of the kick-off’s highlights was the ceremonial turn-over of cleaning and repair materials and disaster preparedness equipment from the Office of the City Mayor. Habitat for Humanity also provided shirts for student-leaders. Supervising Administrative Officer Ms. Marilou Cusi of DepEd NCR expressed her admiration of the culture of volunteerism amongst the thousands who flocked to the venue to participate in the Brigada. Dr. Imelda Caro, OIC Assistant Superintendent, also delivered an inspirational message. Meanwhile, officials from the Division Office Proper, headed by Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Jenilyn Rose Corpuz, joined the Regional Kick-Off Ceremony at Parañaque National High School. All units of the Division Office also participated in the week-long Brigada Opisina, and implemented the 5S methodology (sort, sweep, segregate, standardize, and sustain). In addition to the routine maintenance, repair, and beautification efforts, partners and stakeholders also engaged in disaster preparedness measures. Attention was also given to forging partnerships for the implementation of the Senior High School Program beginning School Year 2016-2017. Volunteers and donors included parents, teachers, learners, schools’ alumni organizations, local and national government agencies, religious groups, youth and non-government organizations, foundations, higher education institutions, and private corporations. Meanwhile, GMA Kapuso Foundation, the socio-civic arm of GMA Network, donated school bags and supplies as part of their Unang Hakbang sa Kinabukasan Project, in coordination with Go Tong Foundation. The said bags were turned over to Kindergarten and Grade 1 learners of Panghulo ES, Panghulo ES I, and Longos ES on June 2. –hrb... Read more...DCP elevates technologyMarch 1, 2017DCP elevates technology The Division Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Unit spearheaded the three-day orientation workshop on the DepEd Computerization Program (DCP) at the Division Conference Hall on April 20 to 22, 2016. The 40 elementary and secondary school ICT Coordinators of Malabon took part in the workshop facilitated by trainers from the Central Office and other division, together with ICT experts from FELTA Multimedia, Inc. The DCP aims to provide public schools with relevant technologies that would strengthen the teaching-learning process and meet the challenges of the 21st century, especially with the implementation of the K to 12 Basic Education Program. -rgc... Read more...GAD strengthens camaraderie, professionalismMarch 1, 2017GAD strengthens camaraderie, professionalism To continuously demonstrate its strong commitment to the promotion of gender equality development within the office and among its clientele, the Division of Malabon City conducted the “Enhancing Personal Efficacy and Professional Capabilities for High Performance” at the Division Conference Hall, and at Lucap, Alaminos, Pangasinan from April 28 to 30, 2016. The three-day training was aimed at raising gender awareness among the participants, and developing respectful and effective approaches in dealing with clients, thereby instilling a culture of professionalism in the office. The event was attended by the division officials and personnel, and the sessions were facilitated by the OIC Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Jenilyn Rose B. Corpuz, Administrative Officer Ms. Efleda Magadia, and Education Program Supervisor Ms. Sheryll Gayola. The training program was materialized through the combined efforts of the Local Government and DepEd Malabon. –rgc... Read more...Grade 5 teachers join K-12 mass trainingMarch 1, 2017Grade 5 teachers join K-12 mass training The 228 Grade 5 teachers of DepEd Malabon City took part in the mass training of teachers (MTOT) on the K to 12 Enhanced Basic Education Program held at Ciudad Christhia Resort, San Mateo, Rizal from April 9 to 16, 2016. Spearheaded by the School Governance and Operations Division, interfacing with the Curriculum Implementation Division, the seven-day training was conducted to provide teachers with “concrete understanding of the curriculum framework, learning standards, and competencies, teaching plans, and assessment”. The training consists primarily of break-out sessions for content and pedagogy per learning area. Common topics and activities included curriculum framework, key stage content and performance, curriculum guide walk-through of the learning competencies and standards, explicit and differentiated instructions, lesson planning and writeshop, performance tasks (GRASPS), creating table of specifications (TOS), the art of questioning, and demonstration teaching. The trainers included Gine De Lara (Santulan ES) for English, Ofelia Cruz (EPS) for Filipino, Hilda Valencia (Division Coordinator) for Mathematics, Ana Grace Vergara (Epifanio De Los Santos ES) for Science, Noel Agustin (Catmon IS) for Araling Panlipunan, James Roldan (EPS), and Mercelita Livioco (Tañong IS) for Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan, and Lynnette Cipriano (Tañong IS) and Elizabeth Akilit (Potrero ES I) for Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health. Resource speakers were Angelo Espiritu (Tinajeros NHS), Dalisay Esguerra (EPS for LRMDS), Andrea Ramos (Acacia ES), and Sheryll Gayola (EPS for EsP). –hrb... Read more...Division honors outstanding researchersMarch 1, 2017Division honors outstanding researchers As the last phase of the “1st Malabon Research Festival: Revolutionizing Research and Development in Malabon City” which commenced in June of 2015, the Schools Division Office honored the outstanding teacher-researchers after the final oral defense conducted at the SDO Conference Hall from April 18 to 19, 2016. For elementary level, Nenita Rivera of Amang Rogriguez ES ranked 1st with her paper entitled “The Effects of the Level Content-Based Reading Materials on the Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) of the Grade 6 Struggling Readers of Amang Rodriguez ES”. Africa Jailani Sampedro of Ninoy Aquino ES placed 2nd, followed by Jeanne Nadurata of Tañong ES I. Tinajeros National HS, meanwhile, swept the top three spots for secondary level. Aprilyn Reyes won the 1st rank with her study entitled “Creative Learning in Cooking Through Kinestetic Games (CLICK-G)”. Angelo Espiritu ranked 2nd, while Marites Tabor placed 3rd. The very first research festival was launched by the SDO Malabon, in coordination with the City Government of Malabon with the goal of harnessing research culture in basic education. More than 270 action researches in various areas of curriculum implementation, school governance and operations, and administration were produced. –hrb... Read more...Summer programs bolster reading, literacy skillsMarch 1, 2017Summer programs bolster reading, literacy skills Several programs and activities aimed at making every child a reader, enhancing reading competencies, and promoting love for reading were conducted in the summer of 2016. The Summer Reading Camp Across All Learning Areas with the theme, “I Can Read and Play”, was conducted from April 14 to 27 by all elementary schools in the Division targeting both abled and struggling readers. The camp activities were all play and games-based, and Longos Elementary School was declared as the best implementer. All elementary English school reading coordinators and department heads, meanwhile, participated in the Training-Workshop on Intensifying Leadership in Reading Program Implementation held from May 24 to 26 at the SDO Conference Hall. The said training is the first phase of the L2 (second language) Reading Program under the Malabon Readster 2016. The above reading programs are also hoped to be strengthened through the implementation of the Early Language, Literacy, and Numeracy (ELLAN) which is targeted at improving the reading and numeracy skills of Kinder to Grade 3 pupils. Teachers for Kindergarten, English, Mathematics, and Filipino for the said grade levels took part in the Training of Teachers held on May 11 at the SDO Conference Hall, May 12, 13, and 16 at Longos ES, and May 17 at Ninoy Aquino ES. The Learning Resource Management and Development Unit also spearheaded the validation of reading-based supplementary materials on March 17, 2016. –hrb... Read more...SGOD ups the notch in planning processesMarch 1, 2017SGOD ups the notch in planning processes True to its mandate to strengthen the organization’s capacity to strategically manage the teaching and learning environment, the School Governance and Operations Division (SGOD) initiated a series of trainings focused on planning processes in February of 2016. School principals, along with their School-Based Management coordinators attended the “Division Training on the Enhanced School Improvement Planning (SIP) Process, and School Report Card (SRC)” held at SDO Conference Hall from February 9 to 11 (elementary), and at Ciudad Christhia Resort, San Mateo, Rizal, from February 11 to 13 (secondary), wherein the ICT coordinators also participated. The training was primarily aimed at raising the school performance as a solid and very timely response to the challenges of the reformed basic education. The Education Program Supervisor, specialists, and officers of SGOD served as the resource speakers, who also led the monitoring and evaluation, and provision of technical assistance to schools in the finalization of their SIP, SRC, and Annual Improvement Plan from May 19 to 24, 2016. Prior to the said trainings, the same participants also attended the revisit on the continuous improvement and strategic processes led by SGOD and the Curriculum Implementation Division from February 2 to 4 at SDO Conference Hall. –hrb... Read more...Continuous Improvement takes off w/ Project ASSISTMarch 1, 2017Continuous Improvement takes off w/ Project ASSIST Cognizant to the Continuous Improvement (CI) Program launched by DepEd and Australian AID’s Philippines-Australia Human Resource and Organizational Development Facility (PAHRODF) in 2013, the Schools Division Office of Malabon City conducted the three-day Training Workshop on Differentiated Supervision for Instructional Leaders at Ciudad Christhia Resort, San Mateo, Rizal, from March 8 to 10, 2016. Spearheaded by the CI Team of SDO Malabon, the training focused on the Division’s CI Project dubbed as A.S.S.I.S.T. (Aligning Supervisory Systems Towards Improvement on the Supervision of Teachers). It consists of pre-assessment, discussion on types of supervision through case studies, quadrant of teachers’ development level, cooperative professional and self-directed development, technical assistance, and plan of implementation. The CI Team led by Education Program Supervisor Sheryll Gayola also spearheaded a simulation session amongst the participating elementary and secondary school principals on the steps to clinical supervision. –hrb... Read more...CID beefs up pedagogy, tests validityMarch 1, 2017CID beefs up pedagogy, tests validity In pursuit of fulfilling its mandate to ensure quality management of instruction in line with the new basic education program, the Curriculum Implementation Division (CID) initiated various activities focusing on enhancing pedagogy, and ensuring tests validity. The Seminar-Workshop on Pedagogical Skills and Subject Contents, conducted on May 18 to 20 (elementary), and May 25 to 27 (secondary) at Malabon National HS, strived to equip teachers with wide range of knowledge for the attainment of content and performance standards. Participated by department heads/coordinators, master teachers, and teachers with less than three years in service, the workshop included discussions on 21st century skills, assessment of differentiated instruction, indigenization and contextualization of learning, instructional strategies, research and development, and learning resource management, and demonstration teaching and critiquing led by the education program supervisors of CID, and their chief, Dr. Josefina Pablo. Another notable endeavor undertaken by CID was the conduct of the Training-Workshop for Upgrading Viable Table of Specifications (TOS) Coherent to Test Items at Malabon ES on April 20 to 22 (Elementary), and April 25 to 27 (Secondary). The said seminar is aimed at improving the validity of teacher-made tests, demonstrating the significance of TOS through providing the link between teaching and testing, and intensifying the Division Testing Program launched in July of 2015. Participants were district subject coordinators, department heads, select Master Teachers, and teachers. –hrb... Read more...Sec. Luistro graces Malabon’s #BalikEskwela2016February 27, 2017The Honorable DepEd Secretary Br. Armin Luistro FSC speaks with the Grade 11 learners of Malabon National High School. Bottom: Officials from the Central, Regional, and Division Offices join Sec. Luistro in welcoming the new school year. June 13 – Department of Education Secretary Br. Armin Luistro FSC visited Malabon National High School, headed by Dr. Ma. Victoria De Gulan, on the first day of classes for School Year 2016-2017. Together with Undersecretary for Regional Operations Mr. Rizalino Rivera, and DepEd NCR Director Dr. Ponciano Menguito, Sec. Luistro made rounds and observed the pioneer implementation of Grade 11 for the Senior High School Program. The above dignitaries commended and congratulated all schools for what they dubbed as the “best school opening yet”. In consonance with the theme, “Balik-Eskwela 2016: Tayo – Handang Magsimula Para sa Kabataang Pilipino”, DepEd Malabon enforced measures to ensure that the new school year is off to a good start. The pre-opening of classes, conducted on June 9 to 10, proved to be vital in the #BestSchoolOpeningEver. Activities conducted were orientation with parents and students, collation of learners’ profiles, distribution of books and other resources, classroom beautification, and dry-run of classes where the learners met their advisers. The in-service training (INSET) for teachers was conducted simultaneously from June 6 to June 8. All schools, including the Division Office Proper, also installed Information Desks in strategic places for immediate assistance. Dr. Jenilyn Rose Corpuz, OIC Schools Division Superintendent, congratulated everyone for a job well done, and called on them to continue making a stand for education, as advocated by DepEd’s social brand, #TayoParaSaEdukasyon. As part of the Balik Eskwela 2016, a total of 14,809 Grade 1 and Grade 2 learners from the 28 public elementary schools received bags and supplies from the City Government of Malabon on June 3, and June 6 to 7. –hrb ... Read more...DepEd Malabon conquers new heights with SDS CorpuzFebruary 27, 2017The Department of Education - Division of Malabon City is set to conquer new heights as they welcome the new officer-in-charge of the Office of the Schools Division Superintendent in the person of Dr. Jenilyn Rose Corpuz, CESO VI on January 8, 2016. Known as a technology-savvy leader, Dr. Corpuz is a passer of several prestigious examinations including the Educational Management Test in 2010, and also became a Career Executive Officer Eligible in 2009. A seasoned educator and public servant, she served as a secondary school teacher for nine years. She rose through the ranks and became a head teacher for ten years, and a secondary school principal from 2001 to 2012, after which she served as an acting assistant schools division superintendent, and eventually the OIC schools division superintendent of San Juan City in January of 2015. The new superintendent shared that she would continue the various undertakings of her predecessor, Dr. Alejandro Ibañez, CESE. Officials and personnel also expressed their gratitude to Dr. Ibañez who served the Division Office for one year, and has implemented several programs including research and development. – hrb... Read more...
