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DepEd Naga starts limited, in-person classes

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RETURN TO SCHOOL The Del Rosario High School in Barangay Del Rosario, Naga City welcomes students after more than two years in lull due to the pandemic that began in the last quarter of 2019. JBN/REYBAYLON/CEPPIO

The Office of the Schools Division Superintendent of the Department of Education in Naga City is readying the full implementation of the traditional learning modality in all the 41 public elementary and secondary schools under its supervision.

Schools Division Superintendent Mariano de Guzman said that at least seven of these schools have begun implementing limited face-to-face classes since March, several weeks after the city was placed under Alert Level 1.

“Limited face-to-face classes mean limited number of teachers are involved in classroom teaching and limited number of pupils are being taught for limited number of hours,” the DepEd official said.

Marilyn Ste. Felipe, school principal of Del Rosario Elementary School, said kinder pupils are attending classes from 7:15 AM to 10:30 AM while pupils from Grades 1-3, 7:15 AM to 11:45 AM and those in Grades 4 to 6, 12:00 noon to 4:30 PM.

At the moment, DepEd Naga has over 10 schools nominated to implement the same learning system as part of the DepEd Naga’s effort to expand the adoption of the progressive expanded limited face-to-face classes.

De Guzman, however, said that there’s no advice yet from the DepEd main office as to when the regular classes will formally start.

He said the four schools constructed under the administration of Mayor Nelson Legacion will immediately be included in the implementation of the progressive expanded limited in-person classes once they have completed the requirements being asked for by the DepEd regional office.

One of the basic requirements is the installation of hand-washing areas and other facilities that will allow students and school personnel to follow the health and safety protocols against Covid-19.

These schools are the Sta. Cruz National High School, Balatas National High School, San Isidro National High School, and the Yabu Elementary School.

De Guzman said the DepEd allows even unvaccinated students to attend the progressive expanded limited in-person classes, which conforms to the recent pronouncement of Mayor Legacion.

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Naga’s Tertiary Scholarship Program (NTSP)

Bob Ursua — Tue, 04 May 2021 02:06:04 +0000

Naga’s Tertiary Scholarship Program (NTSP)

The Naga Tertiary Scholarship Program (NTSP) was institutionalized through Ordinance 2010-063, as amended by Ordinance 2013-010. The latter corrected some of its provisions and liberalized the scholarship assistance to Persons with Disabilities and those enrolled in Public or State Colleges or Universities. It also increased the number of automatic scholars for passers of DepEds’s Accreditation and Equivalency Examination (Hon. Nelson S. Legacion, Principal Author).

ELIGIBILITY:

Only poor but deserving students enrolled or enrolling in any college or technical vocational courses are eligible for admission to the scholarship program. The applicant must be:

A Filipino citizen and resident of the City of Naga;

With good moral character and without any derogatory record;

Not more than twenty-five (25) years old at the time of the filing of the application, except in the case of persons with disabilities and qualified graduates of the DepEd’s Alternative Learning System who should be not more than thirty-five (35) years old;

A high school graduate with 75% percentile rank or above in the National Secondary Achievement Test (NSAT) or at least 80% average with no failing grade in any subject or has not yet completed a tertiary course, except for vocational scholars;

With a weighted average of at least 2.5 or 81% in the last semester in college, if attended any;

Has passed the entrance examination, if required, of the school where he or she intends to enroll on;

With parents/guardians having a gross annual income of not more than Php180,000.00; and

Not presently enjoying any scholarship or study grant.

REQUIREMENTS:

[REQUIRED DOCUMENTS MUST BE SUBMITTED AT THE EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIPS, & SPORTS OFFICE (ESSO) – NAGA CITY SCHOOL BOARD (NCSB)]

The applicant must fill up the prescribed Application Form and must submit the following documents, to wit:

Filled-up Application Form (with 1 ½ x 2 inches photo or passport size photo w/ name tag and remember that computer or machine generated photo will not be accepted);
Latest BIR Income Tax Return (ITR) of applicant’s parents/guardians;
An affidavit of the applicant’s parents/guardians stating the reason for not filing the Income Tax Return (ITR), if the above second requirement is not applicable;
High School Report Card (Form 138) for incoming freshmen;
National College Assessment Examination (NCAE) result;
Official enrollment certificate and statement of accounts for those with college units;
Official report of ratings or certificates of grades for the last semester attended issued by the school registrar/dean, with an average of not lower than 2.5 or 80% for those with college units; and
Barangay Certification that the applicant is a resident of the barangay and that he/she is of good moral character and without any derogatory record.

IMPORTANT NOTES

IMPORTANT NOTES & PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 2010-063 OR THE “NAGA’S TERTIARY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM” and in the ordinances (Ord. No. 2012-016 and Ordinance No. 2013-010) that amended some of its provisions.

All documents which are xerox copied (photo copied) should be properly authenticated. ESSO will conduct client investigation (CI) to further verify the correctness of the received Application Forms.
Approval of this scholarship application is subject to the ranking of applicants, slots available, and the appropriation for the purpose.
Section 4. For those applying for vocational courses, the City Government will try to accommodate all applicants in the program.
Section 18. Each barangay shall allocate and spend the sum equivalent to not less than 25% or ¼ of the SK Fund for the implementation of Barangay Tertiary Scholarship Program.
Only one (1) member in the family shall be granted scholarship at any given semester or school year. The grantee shall enroll only in the CHED or TESDA accredited school or institute of learning within the city or in a state college or university outside it, save for those already enjoying grants under the current set up. Provided finally, that the grantee has submitted his NCAE result and passed the written examination and personal interview that is conducted under the program.
Should the fund allocation be insufficient to accommodate all applicants in a given period, priority shall be given to those who obtained higher rating in the examination given and administered under the program. Provided, that utmost priority and consideration is given to applicants of families belonging to the City’s Sanggawadan Program and the national government’s “Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program” or 4Ps.
For those applying for vocational courses, the City Government will try to accommodate all applicants in the program.
Section 4. Only one (1) member in the family shall be granted scholarship at any given semester or school year. The grantee shall enroll only in the CHED or TESDA accredited school or institute of learning w/in the city or in a state college or university outside it, save for those already enjoying grants under the current set-up. Provided further, that the grantee has submitted his NCAE result and passed the written examination and personal interview that is conducted under the program.
Section 5. A scholar who obtains an average rating of at least 2.0 or 85% shall be given scholarship assistance of up to the maximum amount provided. He who obtains an average rating of at least 2.5 or 80% shall be given financial assistance of up to fifty percent (50%) of the maximum amount. However, the above grade requirements shall not be obliged of a grantee enrolled or enrolling in technical vocational courses. It is enough that he passes his subjects.
The applicant should not be more than twenty five (25) years old at the time of the filing of application.
Section 7. The maximum amount that may be granted under this program shall be P18,000.00 per semester to cover school fees w/c shall be payable directly to the school where the scholar is enrolled. Provided, that the additional sum of up to P5,000.00 per semester may be granted to a scholar who belongs to the poorest of the poor. Discretion is given to the City Mayor whether or not current scholars are immediately placed under the new set up. For incoming scholars, they shall be instantly covered thereof.
Section 7. The City Government of Naga shall prioritize and/or assist the graduate scholars in obtaining gainful employment either in the City Government itself or in any agency or entity, whether public or private. In this regard, the Metro PESO is hereby directed to undertake measures to ensure that this particular provision is carried out.
Section 8. CONTRACT SIGNING – Scholarship Agreement shall be executed by and between the city and the grantee with the latter, if still a minor, being assisted by his parents or guardian, indicating therein the terms and conditions of the program, requirement for scholarship maintenance, the undertaking to comply with the obligations set forth in Section 10 and such provisions necessary and in furtherance of the objectives of the program.
Section 10. REPAYMENT – Payment shall be required only of all college grantees who obtained gainful employment or source of livelihood. Exempted therefrom is a grantee who is the family’s breadwinner and is extending substantial educational assistance to his siblings. Payments shall start not later than two (2) years after obtaining gainful employment or a source of livelihood. Provided, that such payment shall be made in five (5) years on a staggered and proportionate basis.

RESOURCES:

Ordinance 2010-063| PDF file
Amended by Ordinance 2013-010| PDF file

CONTACT INFO

For inquiries or clarifications, please contact the City’s
Education and Scholarship Office
G/F Youth Center, Civic Center Compound
Taal Ave., Dayangdang, Naga City
Telephone no.: 881-9252
(Email address: esso@naga.gov.ph)