EDGAR ABANIL BLOG

The Education Department in Gingoog City launched the Philippine Flag Days on May 28, 2010 at the Rizal Park. A simple ceremony was done to commemorate the event. In the picture are the Education Program Supervisors of DepED Gingoog City.

CLASSROOM STRUCTURING. The regular classroom may be ideally structured in the following manner: a. At the entrance to the room, a signboard is posted showing the following identification: (Grade/year and Section occupying the room) (Name of teacher handling the class) b. A framed copy of the class program is displayed on the door to the classroom at adult eye level. c. On the front wall (That is, the wall facing the class), the classroom chalkboards, properly framed and provided with chalk ledge and curtains, are installed at the height which is in accordance with the maximum comfortable reach of the children to the top of the board. (The proper height of the chalkboard from the floor to its top edge is determined by multiplying the mean standing height of the class by the constant 1.2. The constant is the result of studies conducted on the portion of the standing height to the normal reach of the hand over the head of the individuals. d. Above the chalkboard, a framed portrait of...

ABSTRACT ABANIL, EDGARDO V. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROMOTION SYSTEM AS PERCEIVED BY PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS (Unpublished master’s thesis, Bukidnon State College, City of Malaybalay, March 19, 2001). This study was an attempt at surveying the general perception of public elementary school administrators on the effectiveness of the promotion used by the DECS particularly in the division of Gingoog City. The entire population of elementary school administrators was used as a parameter. Data gathered were delimited to the responses of 63 public elementary school administrators of the four school districts in the Division of Gingoog City. Descriptive research was used, utilizing a researcher-made Likert-type questionare. This study sought to determine the perception of the school administrators On the effectiveness of the promotion system in the following components: Performance, outstanding accomplishments, releva...

Odiongan, one of the seventy-nine (79) barangays (village) in the City of Gingoog, is one of its oldest settlements. Cited as "Oyungan" in the old maps of Padre Murillo Velarde, it is an old Spanish "rancheria" or farming village. Odiongan was cited in the Jesuit Letters, the Dapitan and Balingasag Missions. The missionary father reported that Odiongan is a settlement at the mouth of a river, near Banua-Banua (obvious reference to the present day Barangay Anakan) and has "roads, a church as well as a goverment house..." Some of its few landmarks are the island at the mouth of Odiongan River, the columns of the old Magsaysay Bridge, and the old Catholic chapel. Odiongan celebrates its barangay fiesta every 19th day of March with St. Joseph as its patron saint.

Department of Education Region X DIVISION OF GINGOOG CITY Gingoog City May 25, 2009 DIVISION MEMORANDUM No _________ s. 2009 SUBMISSION OF PERTINENT INFORMATION ON SCHOOL SITE AND RELEVANT SCHOOL SITE DOCUMENTS TO: Public Schools District Supervisors Elementary and Secondary School Principals Head Teachers/School In-Charge Pursuant to letter sent by the office of Atty. Ernesto D. Adobo, CESO III, Regional Executive Director of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources Region X, regarding assistance his office extends for the issuance of Presidential Proclamation for all school sites within Region X, and Unnumbered Regional Memorandum requiring this office to submit pertinent information about school sites within the Division of Gingoog City, you are hereby directed to do the following: 1. Fill up and submit the attached form to the Physical Facilities Coordinator, Mr.Edgardo V. Abanil on or before June 13, ...