Your SIP is a roadmap that lays down specific interventions that a school, with the help of the community and other stakeholders, undertakes within a period of three (3) consecutive school years. SIP is not?

 

• Evidence-based

• Results-based

• Learner-Centered

• Prepared by the SH

As a school head, it has been your practice to conduct an annual career orientation giving continuing students access to scholarships and grants or employment opportunities for legal-aged graduates. What particular key result area is your school compliant to?

• effectiveness

     

• access

• quality

•   governance

During your SPT meeting with the stakeholders, you are presenting to them the data on the performance of the school. Among the following indicators, which one does not reflect your school’s performance in terms of quality?

• NAT Results

• Promotion Rate

• Literacy level

• Child-Friendly school Survey Result

You were informed by your SDS that your school is one of the recipients of the PSF for SPED programs and was instructing you to submit your AIP indicating your planned activities for SPED learners in your school. As a school head, which of the following activities do you think will not be funded by the special fund?

• Formal assessment of rehabilitation of LWD by medical or allied medical specialists

• Acquisition of specialized instructional devices of at least P15000

• Immersion expenses of LWD in work industries

•     Reimbursement of communication expenses of SPED implementers

What DepED issuance is the Guidelines on the enhanced School Improvement Planning (SIP) process and the School Report Card (SRC)?

• DepED Memo No. 44, s. 2015

• DepED Order No. 44, s. 2015

• DepED Advisory No. 44, s. 2015

• DepED Order No. 43, s. 2015

Who initiates convening the School Planning Team?

• School Governing Council

• Teachers

• Parents

• School Head

The SIP will revolve around three key outcomes that we want to achieve in order to realize or bring us closer to our vision. Which is not a SIP outcome?

• Learner-centered

• Access

• Quality

• Poverty

It means that every school-aged child in the community, regardless of gender ethnicity, religion, economic status and physical condition, is enrolled in schools and is able to complete education

• Quality

• Access

• Vision

• Governance

Which of the following KPIs is not a quality indicator?

• Promotion Rate

• NAT Results

• Literacy Rate

• Net Enrollment Rate

It is the tool for advocating and communicating the school situation, context, and performance to internal and external stakeholders?

• School Improvement Plan

• Annual Implementation Plan

• School Report Card

• Annual Procurement Plan