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    The Juan R. Liwag Memorial High School conducted an orientation for all Senior High School students on random drug testing following a DepEd order and guidelines. The orientation aimed to inform students about the purpose and process of random drug testing, promote the government's anti-drug campaign, and develop healthy learners. All SHS students from Grades 11 and 12 participated along with their class advisers. The orientation was held in four batches by strand and explained the selection process, testing procedures, and rehabilitation programs for any students who test positive rather than punishment. A video further demonstrated the urine sampling steps and students had a question and answer period for clarification.

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    The Juan R. Liwag Memorial High School conducted an orientation for all Senior High School students on random drug testing following a DepEd order and guidelines. The orientation aimed to inform students about the purpose and process of random drug testing, promote the government's anti-drug campaign, and develop healthy learners. All SHS students from Grades 11 and 12 participated along with their class advisers. The orientation was held in four batches by strand and explained the selection process, testing procedures, and rehabilitation programs for any students who test positive rather than punishment. A video further demonstrated the urine sampling steps and students had a question and answer period for clarification.

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    The Juan R. Liwag Memorial High School conducted an orientation for all Senior High School students on random drug testing following a DepEd order and guidelines. The orientation aimed to inform students about the purpose and process of random drug testing, promote the government's anti-drug campaign, and develop healthy learners. All SHS students from Grades 11 and 12 participated along with their class advisers. The orientation was held in four batches by strand and explained the selection process, testing procedures, and rehabilitation programs for any students who test positive rather than punishment. A video further demonstrated the urine sampling steps and students had a question and answer period for clarification.

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    Narrative-Report Random Drug Test Students

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    The Juan R. Liwag Memorial High School conducted an orientation for all Senior High School students on random drug testing following a DepEd order and guidelines. The orientation aimed to inform students about the purpose and process of random drug testing, promote the government's anti-drug campaign, and develop healthy learners. All SHS students from Grades 11 and 12 participated along with their class advisers. The orientation was held in four batches by strand and explained the selection process, testing procedures, and rehabilitation programs for any students who test positive rather than punishment. A video further demonstrated the urine sampling steps and students had a question and answer period for clarification.

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    Narrative Report on Orientation on Random Drug Testing for SHS Students

    I. INTRODUCTION

    Relative to DepEd Order No. 40 S. 2017 which is a memorandum on the Guidelines on


    the Conduct of Random Drug Testing in Public and Private Secondary Schools, the Juan R.
    Liwag Memorial High School SHS conducted an orientation intended for all Senior High School
    Students.

    This activity was planned right after the orientation for all teachers of SHS conducted by
    the Office of the Guidance Counselor of the Juan R. Liwag Memorial High School Junior High
    School. The Student Discipline Coordinators led by Rocel B. Roxas and Lucio DC. Parcutela
    handled the event.

    II. OBJECTIVES

    Specifically, the orientation aims to:

    1. Give SHS students full understanding of the purpose of conducting Random Drug
    Testing.
    2. Promote the program of the government pursuant to Republic Act No. 9165 otherwise
    known as Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs of 2002 which is to pursue intensive and
    unrelenting campaign against the trafficking and use of dangerous drugs and other similar
    substances.
    3. Develop healthy learners in a safe, nurturing and healthy environment.

    III. PARTICIPANTS

    The said orientation was participated by all students of Senior High School of JRLMH
    both from Grades 11 and 12. They were assisted by their respective class advisers.

    IV. TRAINING OBSERVATIONS

    The orientation was conducted on February 19, 2018 at the Umali Gym. It was held in
    four batches so as to make the explanation clearer to all the students. The first batch was for the
    STEM students, followed by the ABM, HUMSS, and TVL students. Each strand was allotted 30
    minutes each. Orientation for the STEM started at 8:30 in the morning; ABM at 9:00; HUMSS
    at 9:30 and TVL at 10:00 in the morning.
    The orientation started with the definition of Random Drug Testing. It was made clear
    that only selected students will undergo the drug testing. They will be selected an unbiased
    method. Their names will be raffled with the presence of representatives from Parents,
    Students, and Teachers, School Head, Coordinator from the Division of Office and Personnel
    from the Department of Health. A total of 55 students will be selected on the spot. The
    procedure on how the specimen will be submitted is explained. The selected students will fill-up
    forms then will procede to the comfort rooms to get their urine samples. They will be assisted in
    the comfort rooms by the DOH representatives. Their urine sample will then be submitted to the
    assigned personnel who will also do the sealing of the bottles containing their urine sample.

    It was also explained that if students are confirmed positive, proper intervention will be
    given to them depending on the result of the screening. It was made clear that they will not be
    punished by the law and will not be sent out of the school. They will just undergo different
    rehabilitation programs.

    For further understanding urine


    sampling, a video was shown presenting
    the step-by-step procedure. Before the
    closing time, students were given the
    chance to ask questions for further

    clarification.

    The Resource Speaker The STEM Students with Their Advisers


    The ABMThe TVL Students
    Students with their Advisers

    Prepared by : ROCEL B. ROXAS

    Noted by :

    ANICIA M. CLEOFAS WAJAVINA N. CATACUTAN, Ph.D.


    Asst. Principal II SHS Principal II
    The HUMSS Students with their Advisers

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