Republic of the Philippines

Sampaloc Site II Elementary School

Schools Division of Paranaque City

The phrase “capacity building” as widely used by education jargon is any effort made to improve the abilities, skills, and expertise of education as a catalyst in facing a complex and multifaceted endeavor for the coming school year.            Sampaloc Site II Elementary School conducted its School-Based Capacity Building on School continue reading : Sustainable School Improvement: Capacity Building and Planning Conference 2022

         Served almost 1000 SSIIES students, teachers, parents, and other stakeholders within the community of Sampaloc Site II joined during the two-day On-site PhilSys national Registration Last June 20-21, 2022.           A million thanks to the PSA teams headed by Ma’am Christine Roper T. Ucag and Ma’am Zeny continue reading : School-Based PhilSys National ID Registration

               Relative to the mandate of DO No.83 s.2012, Implementing Guidelines on the Revised SBM Framework, Assessment, Process and Tool (APAT), which further aims to strengthen the SBM practices of schools, improving school’s performance and stakeholders’ engagement, to conduct a Division Validation of School-Based Management (SBM)Practices.       continue reading : SSIIES forge ahead to SBM Level III-ADVANCE

            Recognizing the government’s ongoing efforts in ramping up COVID 19-vaccination, Sampaloc Site II Elementary School, in coordination with DepEd Paranaque, LGU-Health Care providers, Barangay Captain Paolo Marquez,  Barangay Health Officials, and other volunteers, launched the vaccination drive on June 3, 2022, that aims to inoculate up to 655 learners/parents continue reading : SSIIES launch Vaccination drive for 5-17y/o and adult

            Sampaloc Site II Elementary School welcomed its participating learners, teachers, and personnel for the start of the implementation of limited face-to-face classes today. This was made possible because of the support group headed by the dedicated and responsible school principal Mrs. Maria Cristina N. Balbaboco, GPTA officers, devoted teachers continue reading : WELCOME BACK TO SAMPALOC SITE II ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!

             After two years, of modular and blended learning, due to the Covid-19 threat, the Department of Education finally opened limited to expanded face-to-face classes.              Sampaloc Site II Elementary School is one of them that welcomes students to school. A Parents’ Orientation on the continue reading : SSIIES CONDUCTS PARENTS’ ORIENTATION ON LIMITED FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES

                Complete basic education is an avenue for all to further education, vocational trainings, and the formal employment as well. Without this, people are at risk to experience extreme poverty. ALS is an education supporting people who, for many reasons, have not received the minimum-desired formal education.                                                                           Sampaloc Site II Elementary School rejoiced continue reading : ALS Completers

Coordination Meeting provides a mechanism for participants to discuss and develop a common understanding on key capacity building issues and priority needs. It also provides an opportunity to review and consider ways of addressing the gaps or overlaps between existing activities. Also, it activates function of management and helps in achieving harmony among individual efforts continue reading : SCHOOLBASED VIRTUAL COORDINATION MEETING WITH STAKEHOLDERS

            As the school’s operation was strained by COVID-19 pandemic, School-Based Feeding Program must continue to ensure they can reach the beneficiaries even if they are not in classroom. In November 17, 2020,  SBFP  in Sampaloc Site II Elementary School headed by Ma’am Alma S. Pingol was back on trail continue reading : SBFP prevails amidst pandemic

        INSET is an excellent way for teachers to re-skill and up-skill in preparation for the new normal education. It provided the teachers with adequate new knowledge and skills on how to face and overcome challenges especially in this time of pandemic.         Despite the pandemic, Department of Education continue reading : VIRTUAL IN-SERVICE TRAINING 2021