School Based Management

What is School Based Management (SBM)?

• A method for centralizing school administration decisions.

• A strategy that limits school autonomy in decision-making.

• A program focused solely on standardized testing and assessments.

• School Based Management (SBM) is a decentralized approach to education that empowers individual schools to make decisions regarding their management and operations.

List two benefits of implementing SBM in schools.

• Decreased parental involvement in school activities.

• Reduced funding for school programs.

• Lower teacher satisfaction and morale.

• 1. Increased stakeholder involvement in decision-making. 2. Enhanced accountability and transparency in school operations.

How does SBM empower teachers and parents?

• SBM eliminates communication between teachers and parents.

• SBM limits teacher and parent involvement in school activities.

• SBM empowers teachers and parents by involving them in decision-making and enhancing communication.

• SBM focuses solely on student performance metrics.

What role do students play in School Based Management?

• Students are primarily focused on extracurricular activities.

• Students play a vital role in decision-making and improving school policies.

• Students have no influence on school policies.

• Students are only responsible for attending classes.

Name one challenge that schools might face with SBM.

• More parental involvement in decision-making.

• Lack of adequate training for staff and administrators.

• Increased funding for school programs.

• Improved student performance metrics.

Which Deped Order contains the School-Based Management?

• DepEd Order No. 32, s. 2006
• DepEd Order No. 10, s. 2010
• DepEd Order No. 007, s. 2024

• DepEd Order No. 15, s. 2023