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    The school held an orientation for students, parents, and guardians for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. The principal welcomed everyone and discussed the school's vision and mission. Important DepEd orders were also presented, including the school calendar, guidelines for distance learning and awards, and policies for distributing self-learning modules. Safety protocols like handwashing, wearing of masks, and social distancing were emphasized to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The orientation aimed to inform students and families about the school's plans for ensuring education continues smoothly amid the pandemic.

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    The school held an orientation for students, parents, and guardians for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. The principal welcomed everyone and discussed the school's vision and mission. Important DepEd orders were also presented, including the school calendar, guidelines for distance learning and awards, and policies for distributing self-learning modules. Safety protocols like handwashing, wearing of masks, and social distancing were emphasized to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The orientation aimed to inform students and families about the school's plans for ensuring education continues smoothly amid the pandemic.

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    The school held an orientation for students, parents, and guardians for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. The principal welcomed everyone and discussed the school's vision and mission. Important DepEd orders were also presented, including the school calendar, guidelines for distance learning and awards, and policies for distributing self-learning modules. Safety protocols like handwashing, wearing of masks, and social distancing were emphasized to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The orientation aimed to inform students and families about the school's plans for ensuring education continues smoothly amid the pandemic.

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    School Orientation Narrative Report 1

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    The school held an orientation for students, parents, and guardians for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. The principal welcomed everyone and discussed the school's vision and mission. Important DepEd orders were also presented, including the school calendar, guidelines for distance learning and awards, and policies for distributing self-learning modules. Safety protocols like handwashing, wearing of masks, and social distancing were emphasized to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The orientation aimed to inform students and families about the school's plans for ensuring education continues smoothly amid the pandemic.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    REGION VI – Western Visayas
    SCHOOLS DIVISION OF AKLAN
    District of Tangalan
    _ TAMALAGON INTEGRATED SCHOOL

    School Orientation for S.Y. 2021-2022 Narrative Report


    Despite the threat of continued growth of CoViD-19 cases in the Philippines, teachers and students
    still welcomed the start of the 2021-2022 school year. For the students as well as their parents and guardians
    to be aware in the activities planned for this academic year, a school orientation was held through limited
    face – to - face.
    The meeting began through the singing of the national anthem followed by an opening prayer. To
    figure out if the attendees were complete, attendance was made by a roll call. The orientation was then
    initiated with a short welcome message by the School Principal. The School Principal was overjoyed that
    despite of the challenges the school had faced over the past year it all became successful and started again.
    The school hopes that its students and their parents and guardians will work together to get through the new
    school year smoothly. The principal also thanked the colleagues and school partnerships in advance for their
    tirelessly support in providing the needs of the school, giving help, guiding the students and devoting their
    time at all times.
    For the school to give in the attendees the clear outline of what will happen in the meeting, the
    agenda was mentioned. First was stating the vision, mission, and core values of the DepEd School. It was
    clearly stated that the major role of the school is to provide quality basic education that is equitably
    accessible to all and lay the foundation for life-long learning and service for the common good of its
    students. By providing the learning resources that the students will use and guidance for the parents and
    guardians in using, the education will successfully flow smoothly.
    It was then followed by stating the DepEd Order No. 18 s. 2020 regarding about the policy
    guidelines for the provision of learning resources in the implementation of the basic education learning
    continuity plan. It was clearly stated that the school will set forth a flexible learning options which includes
    alternative delivery modes and its learning resources that are responsive to the need, context, circumstances,
    and diversity of learners. Students and the parents/guardians are free to choose any of the following
    modalities prepared or available at the school in which the student can continue his/her education in their
    homes with due care of the continued growth of the increasing cases of CoViD-19 in our country. Also,
    according to the guidelines, the conduct of face-to-face classes, whether in partial or full-scale, will still not
    be allowed unless permitted by the President.
    The DepEd Order No. 29 s. 2021 stating about the school calendar of activities for school year 2021-
    2022 was also discussed in the meeting. President Rodrigo Roa Duterte upon the recommendation of the
    DepEd Secretary Leonor Magtolis Briones has approved September 13, 2021, as the opening date of this
    school year and shall end on June 24, 2022. This school year shall be a total of 209 days inclusive of
    Saturdays and the five-day midyear break. With the compressed school year, the conduct of distance
    learning activities for learners during Saturday is authorized but should religious considerations prohibit
    activities on a Saturday, they shall be undertaken on a Sunday. The list of activities as well as the
    celebrations and holidays for the academic year were all posted for the pupils and parents/guardians to
    marked and be informed.

    Based on the DepEd Order No. 167 s. 2021 which stating the interim guidelines on giving of awards
    and recognition considering the basic education learning continuity plan, a grade-level award that is given to
    learners from grades 6, 10 and 12 who have attained a general average of at least 90 and a passing final
    grade in all learning areas. This award will cover the following categories: With Highest Honors (May
    Pinakamataas na Karangalan), With High Honors (May Mataas na Karangalan), and With Honors (May
    Karangalan), is the only award that shall be given. Awards that are entail demonstrations in-person and
    collaborative performance possible only for face-to-face learning are all suspended. Such awards include the
    following: Classroom Awards (Performance Awards for Kindergarten, Conduct Awards, Recognition for
    Perfect Attendance); Grade-Level Awards (Leadership Award, Award for Outstanding Performance in
    Specific Disciplines, Award for Work Immersion, Award for Research or Innovation, Award of Club or
    organization Achievement); and Special Recognition.
    As stated in the DepEd Order No. 143 s. 2020 or the general policy on the production, distribution,
    and retrieval of self-learning modules (SLMs), school that are affected by localized lockdown or with
    confirmed positive cases, the school must ensure 1:1 learner-module ratio which means all leaners must
    have individual copy of all modules. The class adviser added that the self-learning modules (SLMs) will be
    picked up by parents or guardians at the designated place for distribution and retrieval in the school at
    scheduled time and day. In case that the parent/guardian does not arrive on the right day and time, he/she
    should give a message to the teacher to be given new schedule because the teachers are also not always
    available in school. The module distribution and retrieval will take place once a week, may be changed in
    case there is new schedule announce due to pandemic, but this has already been notified to the
    parents/guardians via text, call or online platform Facebook and Messenger. The parents/guardians can be
    included in group chats or page for them to be aware with the announcements from the school.
    The class adviser added the school safety precautions such as the proper hand washing or sanitizing
    before entering, accomplishing the contact tracing form, wearing face mask and face shield while inside the
    school, carrying one’s own ballpen, falling in line, and avoiding close contact with teachers or both
    parents/guardians to prevent the spread of the virus. The class adviser gives them time to ask queries in
    announcements or clarifications. The teacher again thanked the attendees and if anyone remembers to ask
    more questions can contact through text or Facebook Messenger. At the end of the meeting everyone offered
    a closing prayer.

    Prepared by:
    ROSEMARIE A. POBLETE
    Teacher I

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