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NameProgram TitleFacilitatorsLocation/VenueStart DateEnd DateDurationUpload Summary of AttendanceExecutive SummaryProgram ObjectivesProgram Schedule/Matrix/Design (Upload Proposal)Key Results and OutputsResource MaterialsM & E AnalysisGeneral Comments and Issues EncounteredRecommendationsFinancial Report (Upload Report/Proposal)
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JONIVIL L. VIDALDIVISION SCIENCE FAIR & QUIZ PLUS 2018Dale N. Dela Calzada, Jane A. Melgazo, Ma. Horlita A. Tumanda, Elvie C. Busa,Lavina C. Cudog, Jeffer V. Guiral, Edwin T. Bitangcor,Janneth S. Cornites, Romeo C. Granada Jr.,Prelyn P. Sandimas,Janelyn E. Magaway, Benjielou B.Bada,Ruby M. Rein, Roy B. Piloton, Mary Christy M. Loquias, Theody P. Dagohoy, Jerico J. Abante, Virgiline A. Linconada CASOCES9/17/20189/19/20183 daysSeven events were contested namely: Individual Science Quiz, Science Quiz Bowl, Environmental Quiz, Science Process Skills, Robotics, Science Investigatory Projects and Strategic Intervention Materials. Top 5 winners were given awards; however, only the first placer will be qualified for the Regional Science Fair & Quiz 2018. The event was successfully conducted. At the end of the program, the learners will be able to promote Science and Technology consciousness among the Filipino youth through the ff.:
1.Participate in the various contests to enhance their scientific and technological
skills;
2.Identify the most creative/innovative Science and Technology researchers;
3.Advocate environmental protection and ecological conservation through the
conduct of science investigatory project and other science-related activities..
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1S1Xdi8zpb-k6Zoy9CYjDVWlOGzpxZqvLManagement of Curriculum and Technical Assistance/Learning Assessment and OutcomesTesting materials, tools and gadgets and school suppliesThe conduct of the various contests were done simultaneously and successfullySIP and Robotics entries should be prepared ahead of timehttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1rR1WghDuA57FbvdGeyFY61XBzHVqubje
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Jonivil L. VidalTHREE-DAY CAPABILITY BUILDING FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERSDr. Jonivil L. Vidal Dr. Victoria B. Pabia Sir John M. Anino Ms. Dores P. Claro Ms. Meconcepcion N. Lansang Dr. Marie Fe C. DultraLoreta Resto and Venue, Cabadbaran City7/5/20187/7/20183 daysAs part of the Senior High School Programs, Projects, and Activities (PPA) implementation for the School Year 2018-2019, DepEd Cabadbaran City Division will conduct a Three-Day Capability Building for Senior High School Teachers on July 5-7, 2018. This addresses the need to capacitate the Senior High School Teachers to improve the delivery of the SHS Curriculum since some of the SHS Teachers are non-education graduate. This will also resolve the issues on less than 100% National Certificate Passers among TVL Track students. With this capability building, all Senior High School Teachers will be able to equip themselves for this School Year 2018-2019 and onwards.At the end of the training, all Senior High School Teachers will be able to enrich their competence in the field of teaching in order to provide quality education to all SHS learners through

1. Participating in this Senior High School’s Capability Building.
2. Producing the essential outputs in this training.
3. Gaining confidence, competence and commitment in the realization of these targets.		Management of Curriculum Implementation/Unified TOS and Test QuestionsCurriculum Guide and Learning ResourcesAttainment of Objectives: 4.0; Speakers: 3.8; Methodology: 3.6; Venue: 3.7; Meals & Snacks: 3.6; MPS:
SHS teachers learned essential teaching strategies and prepared unified DLL & TOS and TQs		This training is very helpful in capacitating the SHS teachers. There were cases that the 2 resource speakers were not available but was troubleshotDouble check the number of participants to fully ensure the meals and snacks.
Consider always the participation of SHS School Heads for technical assistance.
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