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    Narrative Report On The First Homeroom Parent-Teacher Meeting

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    The narrative report summarizes the first homeroom parent-teacher meeting for Grade Four - Masinop at Tugbo Integrated School on December 03, 2021. The meeting agenda included introductions, encouraging COVID-19 vaccination, discussing school regulations and policies, distributing report cards, and addressing students' academic performance. Parents and teachers agreed to work together to help students cope with class lessons and give more time to guiding their studies.

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    Narrative Report On The First Homeroom Parent-Teacher Meeting

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    The narrative report summarizes the first homeroom parent-teacher meeting for Grade Four - Masinop at Tugbo Integrated School on December 03, 2021. The meeting agenda included introductions, encouraging COVID-19 vaccination, discussing school regulations and policies, distributing report cards, and addressing students' academic performance. Parents and teachers agreed to work together to help students cope with class lessons and give more time to guiding their studies.

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    The narrative report summarizes the first homeroom parent-teacher meeting for Grade Four - Masinop at Tugbo Integrated School on December 03, 2021. The meeting agenda included introductions, encouraging COVID-19 vaccination, discussing school regulations and policies, distributing report cards, and addressing students' academic performance. Parents and teachers agreed to work together to help students cope with class lessons and give more time to guiding their studies.

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    Narrative Report On The First Homeroom Parent-Teacher Meeting

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    The narrative report summarizes the first homeroom parent-teacher meeting for Grade Four - Masinop at Tugbo Integrated School on December 03, 2021. The meeting agenda included introductions, encouraging COVID-19 vaccination, discussing school regulations and policies, distributing report cards, and addressing students' academic performance. Parents and teachers agreed to work together to help students cope with class lessons and give more time to guiding their studies.

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    Department of Education

    Region V
    Division of Masbate Province
    Mobo North District
    TUGBO INTEGRATED SCHOOL
    Tugbo, Mobo, Masbate

    NARRATIVE REPORT ON THE FIRST HOMEROOM


    PARENT-TEACHER MEETING
    Grade Four – Masinop
    December 03, 2021
    Present: ____
    Absent: ____
    Agenda:
    Knowing each other
    Encouraging Parents to be vaccinated
    School Regulation and Policies and School Obligation
    Distribution of report cards
    Strengths and Concerns for learner’s academic
    performance

    The meeting begins with a prayer followed by greetings and gratitude


    message by the class adviser to the parents.
    After all the attendee settle down, the class adviser started the agenda
    with him introducing himself and followed by each parent who are present
    during the meeting.
    Afterwards, Mr. Condor tells us the benefits of having vaccinated
    against covid-19 and what are things that we can expect after vaccination.
    Then comes the distribution of report cards to each parent and
    discussing the needs and intervention that we can do to help our children to
    cope-up with the class lessons.
    We’ve all agree to give more time helping and guiding our children in
    their studies.
    The meeting ended at 10:00 in the morning.

    Prepared by: Noted:


    JEAN A. CABARLES JESSIE CRISTIAN C. CONDOR
    Secretary Grade Four Adviser
    Department of Education
    Region V
    Division of Masbate Province
    Mobo North District
    TUGBO INTEGRATED SCHOOL
    Tugbo, Mobo, Masbate

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