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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region XII
Division of Sultan `
ESPERANZA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
ENHS HERALDS THE BEST OF TIMES

It all started with a dream---from a dream of reality and from reality to success. The dream of establishing a school envisioned by a
brainy District Supervisor, Victorino D. Fontanilla became a reality when it turned out to be public school which constantly reaped remarkable
achievements from school year 1975-1976 onwards. It started as a Municipal High School established in 1975 with 5 pre-fab classrooms borrowed
from the elementary allocation. It was changed to Esperanza National High School in the year 1990 by virtue of the Nationalization Law.
And now, the school consists of 66 buildings with a total of 106 classrooms, 41 offices, 237 teachers and an enormous amount of 5778 enrolees.
ENHS takes pride in its fast progress from the time of Mr. Ananias Daraug who started the procurement of the very first buildings
of the school. ENHS never ceases to grow by the time of Mr. Placido Peñaredondo where Bagong Lipunan building (now the library)
and two-storey USAID grant ESF Building in 1992 were constructed and the prestigious school paper "The Reflector", which annually
bags awards in Press Conferences, has come to life through its first moderator, Mrs. Mansueta Jandonero. The next administrator, Mrs. Bernardita
R. Bito-onon, initiated the construction of the first small stage. She was succeeded by the Most Outstanding Principal (2011), Mr. Roberto S.
Leyza who made ENHS zoom to great success after becoming a Hall of Famer Awardee for Brigada Eskwela in 2009 and Most Effective
Secondary School in the Region. This was the moment when ENHS heralded the best of times. The school has remarkably emerged to excellence
specially when Mrs. Rosalia Estrellan managed to acquire the two-storey building of 8 classrooms and another 3-storey building of 12 classrooms.
Esperanza National High School, a melting pot of many cultures such as Ilonggo, Maguindanaoan, Tedurav, Ilokano and many more,
is the center of academic excellence and co-curricular development producing competitive, dynamic and productive individuals through well-
equipped, competent, dedicated and committed educators. ENHS is a school with multi-curricular offerings. With the Science, Technology and
Engineering (STE) curriculum, students can become academically exceptional, research-oriented and computer literate. Through Special
Program in the Arts (SPA), the talents and skills of students are developed through dancing, singing, drawing, performing theaters and
manipulating multimedia. Students who have good interpersonal, technical and vocational skills can take the Basic Education Curriculum
(BEC). Learning another language became part of the school when it implemented Special Program in Foreign Language (SPFL). And for
those who cannot take the basic education, the Alternative Learning System (ALS) which strengthens the literacy of individuals whose
school age has already passed by is also offered by ENHS. And now, with the Inclusive Education embarking into the learning system of the
Department of Education, the school opened Special Education (SPED) for students with special needs and exceptionalities.
What makes ENHS stand out among any other schools in the Region is the fact that it is the Home of the Champions tracing back to
its unfathomable victories in 2006 when the school paper became the Best School Paper Awardee in Aklan (National Level). "The Reflector"
won another national award for Best School Paper in Baguio City, 2007. ENHS also won national champion in Jingle Writing and Presentation,
English Festival, Olonggapo City, year 2010. Aside from that, the school also went International level when selected students represented in
Malaysia for International Engineering Invention and Exhibits in Research.
More feathers have been added on our cap year after year and a great number of regional champion titles, division champions and
other prestigious awards in different categories contributed to the limelight of success. The school had painstakingly established and sustained
programs and thrusts which gained creditable performances. It is a home of co-curricular activities, one which is the popular Hinabyog Festival
Dance Troupe, ENHS Drum and Bugle Corps and the Kalimudan Beauties and Brains.
A long list of highlights of awards and achievements included Regional Awards in Chess, Damath, Investigatory Projects, Food
Preservation, Residential Writing, BLC Convention Individual Quiz, Reading Aloud, Talent, Orations, Talumpati, Tagisan ng Talino, Spreadsheet
Making, Homepage Development, Desktop Publishing and other skills competition which sharpened learners innate capabilities.
At present, with the effective and efficient leadership of Dr. Eskak M. Delna, CES, Principal IV, who was awarded as Most Outstanding
Principal of the Region in year 2012 and 2016, ENHS does not waver when presented with educational changes and challenges. Instead,
it experienced an amazing culture of excellence. He started with discipline and personal and core values. And so today, with more buildings
constructed and the gym widened and completed, the present leader smiles with contentment and pride, as he takes an overview of buildings
depicting collaboration and mutual support from stakeholders. He likewise has set up a pool of capable and talented teachers who will propel
development at ENHS as an OASIS of a greatly advanced wisdom and learning. A strategic framework served as a unifying agent and it includes
home visitations for students at risk of dropping out (SARDO), modular programs for students who cannot afford to come to school, reading
programs for selected incoming grade 7 students.
ENHS, our formidable school-home, will bring you closer to your dreams.
ESPERANZA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CITADEL OF GREATNESS.
Region XII
Division of Sultan Kudarat
ENHS BRIGADA ESKWELA HISTORY
The Brigada Eskwela is a proof that an effective partnership between the government and citizens is possible. Its effects on the School,
which includes the more improved perspective of an institution, from its physical attributes to internal aspects, depict collaboration and mutual
support from stakeholders.
The country’s forefathers who penned the 1987 constitution strongly understood this fundamental need that they wrote Article II
Section 17 on the pages of the highest law of the land – clear proof of the Filipino people’s belief that education is indispensable to the
growth of a nation. The Department of Education (DepEd) is married to the burden of fulfilling this commitment. Throughout the years,
it has devised countless ways to deliver quality education to every Filipino.
“The State shall give priority to education, science and technology, arts, culture, and sports to foster patriotism and Nationalism,
accelerate social progress, and promote total human liberation and development.”
(Article II Section 17, 1987 Constitution)
But like any other government agency with flaws and shortcomings, the DepEd is not always met with favourable feedback. Most
common among the issues thrown at them is the seeming lack of priority for education in the country, as reflected in the deficiency of resources
for public schools. Year after year, we hear news about the shortage of classrooms, overcrowded classes, and schools being not ready for the
upcoming school year.
DepEd addressed this issue through the Adopt-a-School Program (ASP) in 1998. This initiative allowed a partnership with other
stakeholders who are willing to share resources to improve the country’s public school education.
In order to reach even more people, DepEd brought the program to the communities in 2003 through Brigada Eskwela.
A brand new outlook
Brigada Eskwela also known as the ‘Bayanihan Para sa Paaralan (Working together for Schools)”, added a new meaning to the
Filipino concept of unity. From the image of barrio men bearing together the weight of a nipa hut on their shoulders to the image of volunteers
braving storms and floods to help calamity-stricken communities Brigada Eskwela brings to us a picture of people from different sectors of
society repainting walls, cleaning windows and doors, or repairing fences.
It was a challenge for both public school teachers and students to put up blackboards with that have become rough to write on, chairs
with broken armrests or uneven legs, and electric fans that do not work.
As its name suggests, Brigada Eskwela assembles an army of volunteers to repair and prepare classrooms in time for the
opening of classes. The success of its implementation lies in the collaborative effort of school heads, private partners, local government
units, and the community members including parents and students.
Through the initiative of the school heads, private partners are given the opportunity to contribute resources for the effort.
Local Government Units and community members mostly provide manpower and volunteer services during this week-long activity.
Partners from private companies not only donate cash and resources to the cause. Some of them also send their employees to schools
to help. Representatives from religious groups and members of Local Government Units (LGU) such as police men, Philippine Army,
and cafgu also take part in the pruning of trees, painting school fences, and cleaning of drainages. Parents, barangay officials, students
and officials from different organizations also offer their help.
Throughout the years, the spirit of volunteerism in Brigada Eskwela has reached more people in the communities. More and more
people from different sectors of the society extend help to our school every year.
Repairs and replacements
For 12 years now, Brigada Eskwela has been transforming public schools into a venue where people from the community get the
chance to be directly involved in an endeavour with the government.
People from the surrounding barangays who spare their time to volunteer or donate money and resources get the rare opportunity
of collaborating with teachers and the members of the LGUs. Seeing them work together paint a picture of shared goals and
responsibilities between the school and the community it serves.
Critics of the program often say that local governments should be the one to fund the maintenance of public schools, and schools
should not have to generate resources from private companies or individuals.The DepEd explains that one of Brigada Eskwela’s goals is to
foster understanding among all sectors of society that the education of the Filipino people is the responsibility of everyone. The government
which provides free education for the Filipino youth, community where they grow, and the private sectors who will eventually employ them
are all stakeholders of education. Their cooperation is significant to the success of every student’s education.
Not many of us realize our role as partners of the government in creating positive change in society. More often than not, we are
quick to point out the diseases of our country, yet we only wait for the government to act on them. We either fail to recognize the opportunities
we have to contribute to the cure of this diseases, or we turn a blind eye on them because taking part involves many changes that may
inconvenience us.
Brigada Eskwela forces us to evaluate our willingness as members of the community to serve when we are called for. With the
opportunity it provides us – to be a part of the solution to the challenges of the education system in the country - we realize how we
see ourselves and our duty to the community and the country in general.
It allows us to understand that, if we are willing, we can become a part of the change we want to see.
Improved Perspectives
Brigada Eskwela was borne out of the need to address the challenges of public school education in the Philippines. It started
with the simple mission of cleaning up and beautifying public schools to prepare for the opening of classes. But by allowing
everyone to contribute, big or small, to this worthy endeavour, it has also opened multiple doors for learning and reflection.
Through adhering to this program by the DepEd, Esperanza National High School zoomed to a great success after becoming a Hall
of Famer awardee for Brigada Eskwela in 2009 and Most Effective Secondary School in the Region. This was the moment when ENHS
heralded the best of times. The school remarkable emerged o excellence in the light of the two-storey building of 8 classrooms and
another 3-storey building of 12 classrooms.
It shows that volunteerism, generosity from fortunate individuals and collaboration among strangers are still abundant in our country
and that there are a lot of people who are willing to cooperate with the government’s worthwhile endeavours if given the chance.
The positive changes that it creates – both on the physical appearance of the schools and the outlook of the people that take part
in it – are sources of great pride for the DepEd family. The Brigada Eskwela is proof that an effective partnership between the government
and citizens is possible.
Region XII
BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018
THE DepEd MISSION

To protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality,
equitable, culture-based, and complete basic education where:
Students learn in a child-friendly, gender-sensitive, safe, and

motivating environment.
Teachers facilitate learning and constantly nurture every

learner.
Administrators and staff, as stewards of the institution,

ensure an enabling and supportive environment for effective
learning to happen
Family, community, and other stakeholders are actively engaged

and share responsibility for developing life-long learners.
Region XII
THE DepEd VISION
We dream of Filipinos who passionately love

their country and whose values and competencies
enable them to realize their full potential and contribute
meaningfully to building the nation.
As a learner-centered public institution,

the Department of Education continuously improves
itself to better serve its stakeholders.
Region XII

PHYSICAL FACILITIES AND MAINTENANCE NEED ASSESSMENT FORM
(To be accomplished by the School Physical Facilities Coordinator)
FACILITIES CONDITION REMARKS NATURE OF MATERIAL MANPOWER

(Check one) IMPROVEMENT RESOURCES NEEDED NEEDED
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory If unsatisfactory, describe NEEDED (Indicate kind and (Indicate quantity and
the problem (e.g. repair, repainting, quantity) nature of labor
replacement,etc.) services needed)
Roofs/Gutters / Leaking roof/gutter Replacement/repair Welder/Laborers
Ceilings / Termite infested interior Replacement Carpenter/Laborer
Walls / Full of vandals and others Repainting/Rewalling Paintor/mason &
dilapidated Laborers
Floors / Many small holes Reflooring Mason/Laborers
Blackboards /
Chairs/Desk/Table / Broken parts (arm) Repair/Replacement Carpenters
Water / Clogged drainage Cleaning/Unclogging Laborers
facilities/Drainage
system
Signages / Dusty faded paints Repainting Paintor/Artist
Window Grills / Faded paints Repainting Paintor/Volunteer
Lighting /
Doors /
Comfort Rooms / Odorous Repair of drainage system Mason
School Grounds / Tall grasses Mowing/Cleaning Mower operator
School Grounds / Faded wall paints Repainting Paintor
School Fence /
Landscaping /
Walkways /
Potable water / No access Installation Plumbers
supply
Big trees / Falling of branches Pruning of tree branches Laborers
Prepared by:
DR SAMSUDIN N. ABDULLAH
School Physical Facilities Coordinator
Noted by:
ESKAK M. DELNA, Ed.D.,CES
Secondary School Principal IV
Region XII

SCHOOL WORK PLAN
(To be accomplished by the School Head)
KRA ACTIVITIES TIMELINE PERSON/S MATERIALS BUDGET (in Php.)

RESPONSIBLE NEEDED
Advocacy and 1) Information May 15-18, 2018 All teachers and staff Classrooms/Programs None
Marketing dissemination
2) Sending of letters to May 21-25, 2018 Committee Bond paper, envelope, 1000
NGOs, LGUs, and other computer
partners
3) Preparation/Posting May 17-18, 2018 Committee Colored chalk/ Tarpaulin 2,000
Ads
Resource Mobilization 1) Identification/Possible April 17-28, 2018 Committee List of Suppliers None
Donor
2) Sending of solicitation April 4-May 5,2018 Committee Bond paper, envelope, 1200
letters computer
3) Retrieval of May 21-26,2018 Committee Motorcycle/Car 1200
solicitation
Implementation 1) Meeting May 12, 2018 Committee, Faculty & Sound System None
staff, PTA
2) Opening Program May 28, 2018 Committee, School Sound System None
Head, PTA
3) Supervise the program May 28-June 2, 2018 Committee, School Cleaning tools, cement, 120,000
at work Head, PTA Officials, paint, tubing, hollow
Teachers, Students, and blocks, nails, sand,
Volunteers gravel, steel, wood, and
other materials
Monitoring and 1) Take pictures of the May 7-11,2018 and May Committee Camera None
Evaluation school surroundings 28-June 2, 2018
before, during and after
the program
implementation
2) Interview the May 28-June 2 Committee Paper, pen None
volunteers
Reporting 1) Post Conference June 5, 2018 Committee None None
2) Gathering of Data June 2-5,2018 Committee, School None None
Head, PTA
3) Report of Program June 8,2018 Committee Papers, taken pictures, 2,500
computer, printer,
photocopier, binder
4) Submission of Report June 29,2018 Committee Motorcycle, gasoline 500
TOTAL 44,500
Prepared by:
ESKAK M. DELNA Ed.D.,CES

Noted by:
ASP Division Coordinator/BE Coordinator

Region XII

RESOURCE MOBILIZATION FORM
(To be accomplished by the Research Mobilization Committee)
MATERIALS QUANTITY UNIT Key Strategies/ Plan of Person Responsible Remarks

Person/Organization Action
to be tapped
Paint 80 Gallons One Network Bank To be solicited Chairperson/Principal Given as Specified
Finance Committee
Gasoline 200 Liters Canteen Manager To be solicited Finance Committee Given as Specified
Sand 10 m3 SSG To be solicited Mrs. Rachel Apud Given as Specified
Cement 50 Bags SSG To be solicited Mrs. Rachel Apud Given as Specified
Gravel 8 m3 SSG To be solicited Mrs. Rachel Apud Given as Specified
Labor skills/Volunteers Quantity Key Strategies/ Plan of Person Responsible Remarks

needed Person/Organization to Action
be tapped
Paintor 20 PNP &AFP To be solicited Mr. Charlito Fabia Exact attained number
Carpenter 30 AFP, Parents To be solicited Mr. Jaime De Vera Exact attained number
Mower Operator 5 AFP To be solicited Mr. Florencio Familiaran Exact attained number
Laborer 50 Parents Volunteer To be solicited Mr. Charlito Fabia Exact attained number
Plumber 10 Mr Lemuel Gavasan, To be solicited Mr. Lemuel Gavasan Exact attained number
Water District Personnel
Electrician 5 SUKELCO, Mr Lemuel To be solicited Mr. Lemuel Gavasan Exact attained number
Gavasan
Prepared by:
CHARLITO L. FABIA
Resource Mobilization Committee Chairperson
Noted by:
ESKAK M. DELNA, Ed.D.CES
Region XII

DAILY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
(To be accomplished by the Program Implementation Committee)
DAY 1 (May 28,2018
ACTIVITIES STATUS REMARKS/

Completed Started but not Not done RECCOMENDATIONS
Yet completed
Repair of Chairs / Only 7 carpenters volunteered/
Encourage more
Repair of Classrooms / Destroyed arts were demolished
Cleaning of Drainage system / 50% were done
gutters
Weeding and sweeping of / Needs a lot of time and volunteers
tall grasses
Repainting/Cleaning of / Only cleaning was done
school signs
Repainting of fence / Only cleaning was done
Cleaning of floors and walls / Scheduled on the last day
Mowing of school grounds / Operator came late
Landscaping / Scheduled on Day 4
Pruning of trees / Only 25% done
Repainting of windows and / Scheduled on day 5
grills
Cleaning of respective / Scheduled on the last day
classrooms and offices
Prepared by: Noted by:
ALEX A. LIPURA ESKAK M. DELNA, Ed.D.CES
Program Implementation Committee Chair Secondary School Principal IV
Region XII

DAY 2 (May 29,2018)

Yet completed
Repair of Chairs / 50% were done
Repair of Classrooms / 25% were done
Cleaning of Drainage system / 75% were done
gutters
Weeding and sweeping of tall / 60% were done
grasses
Repainting/Cleaning of school / 30% were done
signs
Repainting of fence / 35% were done
Cleaning of floors and walls / Scheduled on the last day
Mowing of school grounds / 50% were done
Landscaping / Scheduled on Day 4
Pruning of trees / 50% were done
grills
Cleaning of respective / Scheduled on the last day
Region XII

DAY 3 (May 30,2018
Yet completed
Repair of Chairs / Very well done
Cleaning of Drainage system / Very well done
gutters
grasses
Repainting/Cleaning of school / 80% were done
signs
Cleaning of floors and walls / Scheduled on last day
Mowing of school grounds / Very well done
Landscaping / Scheduled on day 4
Pruning of trees / 70% were done
Repainting of windows and / Schedule on day 5
grills
Cleaning of respective / Schedule on last day
Region XII

DAY 4 (May 31,2018)

Yet completed
Repair of Classrooms / 70% done
gutters
grasses
Repainting/Cleaning of school / Very well done
signs
Landscaping / Started
Pruning of trees / Very well done
grills
Cleaning of respective / Scheduled on last day
Region XII

DAY 5 (June 01,2018)

Yet completed
gutters
Weeding and sweeping of tall / Very well done
grasses
signs
Repainting of fence / Very well done
Landscaping / Very well done
Repainting of windows and / Started
grills
Cleaning of respective / Scheduled on last day
Region XII

DAY 6 (June 02,2018)

Yet completed
Repair of Classrooms / Very well done
gutters
Weeding and sweeping of tall / Very well done
grasses
signs
Repainting of fence / Very well done
Cleaning of floors and walls / Very well done
Landscaping / Very well done
Repainting of windows and / Very well done
grills
Cleaning of respective / Very well done

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Republic of the Philippines

ENHS HERALDS THE BEST OF TIMES

ENHS BRIGADA ESKWELA HISTORY

A brand new outlook

Repairs and replacements

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

THE DepEd MISSION

Students learn in a child-friendly, gender-sensitive, safe, and

Teachers facilitate learning and constantly nurture every

Administrators and staff, as stewards of the institution,

Family, community, and other stakeholders are actively engaged

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

THE DepEd VISION

We dream of Filipinos who passionately love

As a learner-centered public institution,

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

FACILITIES CONDITION REMARKS NATURE OF MATERIAL MANPOWER

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

KRA ACTIVITIES TIMELINE PERSON/S MATERIALS BUDGET (in Php.)

ESKAK M. DELNA Ed.D.,CES

ASP Division Coordinator/BE Coordinator

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

MATERIALS QUANTITY UNIT Key Strategies/ Plan of Person Responsible Remarks

Labor skills/Volunteers Quantity Key Strategies/ Plan of Person Responsible Remarks

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

ACTIVITIES STATUS REMARKS/

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

ACTIVITIES STATUS REMARKS/

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

ACTIVITIES STATUS REMARKS/

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

ACTIVITIES STATUS REMARKS/

BRIGADA ESKWELA 2018

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