Department of Education

Region VIII
Division of Southern Leyte
District-I of Sogod
Sogod National High School

YEAR-END ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

January 2013– December 2013

I. INTRODUCTION:

Human precisely welcomes anything that is consigned with

accomplishment because success has always been the aspiration of man.
Through this, man learns, tends to adhere, and makes more out of the good
things that he receives everyday. A person usually embraces the more beneficial
results of his toil and feels good for great accomplishment.
This year-end accomplishment report includes data on expanding the
access, quality, and governance of basic secondary education. Performance
indicators, promoting and strengthening of local cultures and arts, physical
fitness and sports program, rationalizing the management of scarce resources,
promoting welfare of the staff, and implementation of special programs and
projects are the basic contents that pacify the actualization of every objective
and target.

II. OBJECTIVES AND TARGETS.

1. To promote quality education

2. To make an account to the access to basic education
3. To assist all major activities from June 2013 to March 2014

III. ACCOMPLISHMENT:

A. ACCESS

The school is under the supervision of the District Supervisor. Also, a

Division Monitoring Supervisor is assigned to look into the operations of the
school. There are 74 Secondary teachers working hand in hand with 2 Head
Teacher-III, and 1 Secondary School Principal.

1. Enrolment

As seen in Figure 1, there is an increasing trend of the yearly enrolment of

Sogod National High School. For the SY: 2011-2012, the total enrolment was
 2,188 which was composed of 1,110 male and 1,078 female. In the SY: 2012-
2013, it increases into 2,352 which was composed of 1,170 male and 1,182
female which means that an increase of 164 students had taken place. For the
SY: 2013-2014, the enrolment increases to 2,593 which is composed of 1,296
male and 1,297 female.

Figure 1. Enrolment for the Last Three School Years

1400 1296 1297

1170 1182
1200
1110 1078

1000

800

600

400

200

0
Male Female Male Female Male Female
SY: 2011-2012 SY: 2012-2013 SY: 2013-2014
Yearly Enrolment

2. Health and Nutritional Status

Table 1. Health and Nutritional Status of Students (SY: 2013-2014)

Dental Common Cough Fever Headaches Minor Pimples Skin Tenia Defective Pale Wasted Severely
Cares Colds Injuries Allergy Flava Vision Conjunctiva Health Wasted
Status Status
Gr.-7 57 33 66 3 0 29 8 5 78 1 18 43 6
Gr.-8 73 20 15 3 1 7 25 5 56 0 2 34 10
Third 36 25 21 0 0 3 42 6 60 0 5 25 5
Year
Fourth 21 18 15 0 0 5 27 0 14 0 9 13 10
Year
TOTAL 187 96 117 6 1 44 102 16 208 1 34 115 31
Table 1 shows the Health and Nutritional status of students in the school year 2013-
2014. It is then reflected that most of the ailments of students from Grade-7 to Fourth Year
is Tenia Flava (208). It is followed by dental problems as reflected in the number of
students who received the dental care service. Cough also constitutes as one of the
common ailments treated with the total number of 117 cases; common colds follows with
96 recorded cases; minor injuries were also reported which constituted 44 cases. There
were also recorded cases of pale conjunctiva (34), skin allergy (16), fever (6), headache (1),
and defective vision (1). Generally, there were 115 students whose nutritional health status
was wasted and 31 others have the nutritional health status of severely wasted.

B. QUALITY

1. National Achievement Test (NAT)

Figure 2. MPS for National Achievement Test (2013)

80 77.03
68.05 69.55 75.34
70
60 65.93
50 48.98
40 43.29
30
Series1
20
10
0
Filipino Math English Science Series1
Aral.
Critical Overall
Pan.
Thinking

Figure 2 shows the academic accomplishment of Sogod National High School in

terms of the National Achievement Test in the School Year 2012-2013. As seen in the
figure, Math has the highest MPS which is 77.03 and it is followed by Araling Panlipunan
which is 75.34. This means that only Math and Araling Panlipunan exceed the national
target MPS of 75%. Also shown in the figure is the result of English which is 69.55. It is
followed by Filipino which MPS is 68.05. Furthermore, Science got the MPS of 48.98 and
Critical Thinking has the lowest MPS of 43.29. In the average, the MPS of Sogod National
High School in the National Achievement Test for the School Year 2012-2013 is 65.93.
 2. Passers of Accreditation and Equivalency Test (A and E)

For the School Year 2013-2014, the Open High School (OHS) program of Sogod
National High School has the total enrolment of 38. Among them, 6 had completed the
requirements for graduation and successfully marched during the Commencement
Exercises last March 28, 2014. And, in the recent examination of the Accreditation and
equivalency (A and E) test, 10 among the OHS students passed. This result is presented in
Figure 3.

Figure 3. Number of Passers of A and E Test 2013

5 5
5

4
3
3 MALE
2
2 FEMALE
1 1 1 1 1
1
0
0
Grade-7 Grade-8 Third Year Fourth Year TOTAL

3. Passers of DOST, UPCAT, PMMA, and UC (2014)

Figure 4 shows the number of passers of Entrance Test and Scholarship Grant. For
the School Year 2013-2014, there were 10 graduating students under the STE (Science
Technology and Engineering) program who took the University of the Philippines College
Admission Test (UPCAT). And, from them, 7 had passed. There were 6 students under the
same program who took the scholarship grant of the Department of Science and
Technology (DOST). And, 2 of the examinees passed. Other institutions that offer
scholarship grants to some of the Fourth Year students of Sogod National High School were
the Philippine Marine Maritime Academy and the University of Cebu Norwegian
Scholarship. Figure 4 further reflects that among the 6 examinees of PMMA, 2 had passed
which makes the percentage of passing into 30%. Moreover, it can be gleaned in Figure 4
that there were 4 passers out of 8 examinees of the University of Cebu Norwegian
Scholarship which makes the percentage of passing into 50%.
 Figure 4. Number of Passers of Entrance Test and Scholarship Grant
70
70
60 50
50
40 30 30 Number of Examinees
30
Number of Passers
20
6 2 10 7 6 2 8 4 Percentage of Passing
10
0
DOST UPCAT PMMA UC (Norwegian
Scholarship
Grant)

4. Increasing Graduation Rate (SY: 2013-2014)

The Graduation rate of Sogod National High School for the last three School Years is
shown in Figure 5. An seen, an increasing trend is taking place hence the baseline was only
92.63 (male) and 93.51 (female) for the SY: 2011-2012; and for the SY: 2013-2014, the
male is 99.77 and the female is 100.00.

Figure 5. Graduation Rate for the Last Three School Years

99.77 100
100

98
95.5
96
93.51
94 92.63
92

90
87.93
88

86

84

82

80
Male Female Male Female Male Female
SY: 2011-2012 SY: 2012-2013 SY: 2013-2014
 5. Decreasing Dropout Rate (SY: 2013-2014)

Figure 6 shows the Dropout Rate of Sogod National High School for the last three
School Years. It is seen in this figure that a fluctuating trend is taking place hence the
baseline (SY: 2011-2012) says that the male dropout is 0.88 and it rises to 1.48 in SY: 2012-
2013 and reduces again to 1.08 in the SY: 2013-2014. The female on the other hand, is
showing a decreasing trend hence the baseline (SY: 2011-2012) is 1.4 and lowers down to
0.94 in SY: 2012-2013 and lowers down again to 0.23 in SY: 2013-2014.

Figure 6. Dropout Rate for the Last Three School Years

1.6 1.48
1.4
1.4

1.2 1.08
0.94
1 0.88
0.8

0.6

0.4
0.23
0.2

0
Male Female Male Female Male Female
SY: 2011-2012 SY: 2012-2013 SY: 2013-2014

6. Decreasing Failure Rate

Figure 7 shows the Failure of Sogod National High School for the period of 3 school
years. As seen in the figure, a fluctuating trend is taking place. As evident, in SY: 2011-2012,
the male failure rate is 11.15 while the female is 4.85. In SY: 2012-2013, the rate of the
male increases to 11.28 while the female continuously decreases to 2.5. And, in SY: 2013-
2014, the failure of the male is only 2.31 while the female is 0.77.
 Figure 7. Repetition Rate for the Last Three Years

12

10

6 11.15 11.28

4
4.85
2
2.5 2.31 0.77
0
Male Female Male Female Male Female
SY: 2011-2012 SY: 2012-2013 SY: 2013-2014

7. Decreasing Repetition Rate

Figure 8 shows a fluctuating repetition Rate for the last three School Years. It is seen
in this figure that SY: 2011-2012 has the male repetition rate of 4.81 and female repetition
rate of 0.19. In SY: 2012-2013, the rate increases hence the male is 12.46 and female is
3.77. And, the SY: 2013-2014 shows a decrease of rate hence the male has 0.9 and the
female has 0.8.

Figure 8. Repetition Rate for the Last Three Years

14
12.46
12
10
8
4.81
6 3.77
4
0.19 0.9 0.8
2
0
Male Female Male Female Male Female
SY: 2011-2012 SY: 2012-2013 SY: 2013-2014
 8. Increasing of Completion Rate

Figure 9 shows an increasing Completion Rate for the last three School Years. It is
seen in this figure that SY: 2011-2012 has the male Completion Rate of 74.22 and the is
74.83. In SY: 2012-2013, the rate of the male decreases to 67.87 while the female rate is
90.53. And, the SY: 2013-2014 shows again an increasing trend of rate hence the male rises
to 80.25 and the female rises to 95.95.

Figure 9. Completion Rate for the Last Three School Years

100 74.22 74.83 90.53 95.95

67.87 80.25
50

0
Male
Female
Male Series1
SY: 2011-2012 Female
Male
SY: 2012-2013 Female
SY: 2013-2014

9. Increase of Promotion Rate

Figure 10 shows an increasing trend of Promotion Rate for the last three School
Years. It is seen in this figure that SY: 2011-2012 has the male Promotion Rate of 80.25 and
the female is 86.23. In SY: 2012-2013, the rate of the male increases to 89.53 and the
female rate increases to 97.53. And, the SY: 2013-2014 shows again an increasing rate
hence the male rises to 97% and the female rises to 99.04.

Figure 10. Promotion Rate for the Last Three Years

97.53 97 99.04
86.23 89.53
100 80.25
80
60
40
20
0
Male Female Male Female Male Female
SY: 2011-2012 SY: 2012-2013 SY: 2013-2014
 10. Awards, Citations and Winnings (SY: 2013-2014)

In order to promote student development, every learning client of Sogod National

High School is encouraged to participate in every academic, cultural and sports
competitions and other scholastic activities in different areas and levels. As evidence to
this, below are the records of awards, citations, and winnings which Sogod National High
School had garnered from June 2013 to March 2014.

In MATHEMATICS, the following were won:

1. First Place in Math Grade 7- Quiz BEE (District Level)
2. First Place in Math Grade 8- Quiz BEE (District Level)
3. First Place in Math 3rd Year- Quiz BEE (District Level)
4. First Place in Math 4th Year- Quiz BEE (District Level)
5. First Place in Math Grade 7- Quiz BEE (IAD Level)
6. First Place in Math Grade 8- Quiz BEE (IAD Level)
7. First Place in Math 3rd Year- Quiz BEE (IAD Level)
8. First Place in Math 4th Year- Quiz BEE (IAD Level)
9. First Place in Math Grade 8- Quiz BEE (Division Level)
10. First Place in Math Third Year- Quiz BEE (Division Level)
11. First Place in DaMath Grade-7 (District Level)
12. First Place in DaMath Grade-8 (District Level)
13. First Place in Math Trivia (District Level)
14. First Place in Math Challenge 4th Year (Division Level)
15. Second Place in Math Challenge Grade-7 (Division Level)
16. Second Place in Math Challenge 4th Year (Region Level)
17. First Place in Inter-School Math-Science Olympiad

In Science, the following are the winnings:

1. 1st Place in Physics Quiz Bee (IAD Level)
2. 1st Place in Physics Quiz Bee (Division Level)
3. 1st Place in Science Olympiad (Division Level)
4. 1st Place in Science Investigatory Project (Division Level)
5. 1st Place in Science Jingle (Regional Level)
6. 2nd Place in Bb. Makakalikasan (Regional Level)
7. 1st Place in Science Quiz Bee (POSTE-Regional Level)

In English, the following were won:

1. 1st Place in Declamation Contest (Division Level)
2. 2nd Place in Spelling Bee (IAD Level)
3. 2nd Place in Spelling Bee (Division Level)
4. 2nd Place in Oration Contest (IAD Level)
 In the SPECIAL PROGRAM IN SPORTS (SPS), the following were achieved:
1. 2nd Place in Chess Competition (Boys Category) in Area Meet
2. 2nd Place in Chess Competition (Girls Category) in Area Meet
3. Champion in Basketball (Provincial Meet)
4. 1st Place in Batang Pinoy Boxing (Regional Level)
5. 1st Place in Takraw Batang Pinoy (Regional Level)
6. 2nd Place in Lawn Tennis Batang Pinoy (Regional Level)

In the SPECIAL PROGRAM IN ARTS (SPA), the following were achieved:

1. Best Performing Group for Dance Drama (National Conference Workshop)

2. Best Performing Group for Dance “Sulog” during Sogod Town Fiesta Celebration
held on Dec. 14-15, 2013

In the Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE), the following were

achieved:
1. 1st Place in Tarpaulin Design (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-District Level
2. 1st Place in T-shirt Printing and Design (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-District
Level
3. 1st Place in Children’s wear Construction (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-District
Level
4. 1st Place in Tarpaulin Design (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-IAD Level
5. 1st Place in T-shirt Printing and Design (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-IAD Level
6. 2nd Place in Children’s wear Construction (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-IAD
Level
7. 1st Place in Tarpaulin Design (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-Area Level
8. 1st Place in T-shirt Printing and Design (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-Area Level
9. 1st Place in Children’s wear Construction (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-Area
Level
10. 2nd Place in Tarpaulin Design (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-Division Level
11. 1st Place in T-shirt Printing and Design (Technolympics Exhibition 2013)-Division
Level

11. Reading Literacy Rate of Students

Reading is a powerful tool of man that is used in order to live and survive (Ramos,
2011. By this byline, Sogod National High School kept on tracking the student reading
literacy rate of the 7 and 8 graders both in English and Filipino. The students were tested in
their silent and oral reading level using the Phil. IRI reading instruments. All the results are
presented in Tables 2a, 2b, 2c, and 2d.
 Table 2a. Phil. IRI (English Silent Reading Test Results) for Grade-7 and Grade-8

READING LEVEL

Number
Grade of Frustration Instructional Independent
Level Learners Pre-
Percentage
Post Pre- Post Pre- Post

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage
Tested Test Test Test Test Test Test

Grade-7 700 288 41.14 202 28.86 302 43.14 333 47.57 110 15.71 159 22.71
Grade-8 675 129 19.11 54 8.00 324 48.00 352 52.15 222 32.89 261 38.67

Table 2b. Phil. IRI (English Oral Reading Test Results) for Grade-7 and Grade-8

READING LEVEL

Number
Grade of Frustration Instructional Independent
Level Learners Pre- Post Pre- Post Pre- Post
Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage
Tested Test Test Test Test Test Test

Grade-7 684 290 42.40 176 25.73 245 35.82 297 43.42 149 21.78 198 28.95
Grade-8 779 101 12.97 46 5.91 440 56.48 412 52.89 238 30.55 315 40.44

Table 2c. Phil. IRI (Filipino Silent Reading Test Results) for Grade-7 and Grade-8

READING LEVEL

Number
Grade of Frustration Instructional Independent
Level Learners Pre- Post Pre- Post Pre- Post
Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage
Tested Test Test Test Test Test Test

Grade-7 702 249 35.47 21 2.99 354 50.43 482 68.66 70 9.97 190 27.07
Grade-8 644 218 33.85 34 5.28 351 54.50 376 58.39 75 11.65 243 37.73
 Table 2d. Phil. IRI (Filipino Oral Reading Test Results) for Grade-7 and Grade-8

READING LEVEL

Number
Grade of Frustration Instructional Independent
Level Learners Pre-
Percentage
Post Pre- Post Pre- Post

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage

Percentage
Tested Test Test Test Test Test Test

Grade-7 702 239 34.05 69 9.83 375 53.42 371 52.85 79 11.25 252 35.90
Grade-8 644 246 38.20 36 5.59 305 47.36 329 51.09 81 12.58 257 39.91

12. Different Strategies Applied in order to Achieve the above

Accomplishments:

12.1. Closely monitoring of classroom teaching-learning activities

was done with the help of the assigned Head Teacher. Post
Conference with concerned teachers and feed backing followed
after which. Lesson plans are checked regularly to enhance
effective learning, notations and suggestions are written to
remind them whatever are not very acceptable and needs to be
improved.

12.2. Regular checking of students’ academic achievements based

on the MPS of all subjects in every grading period.

12.3. Obligating teachers to attend In-Service trainings, LEAP

sessions, seminars and workshops to enrich their teaching
competencies and update them on the new strategies and
innovations

12.4. Encouraging the teachers to grow professionally to keep

abreast with the global innovativeness in technology and
computerization development program

12.5. Recommending teachers for promotion and reclassification as

such for Master Teachers, Head Teachers, Teacher-II, and
Teacher-III positions.
 12.6. For the participation and involvement of students in
academic, socio-cultural, sports competitions. and other
activities, the following were employed:

12.6.1. Activation of school governance through the

Supreme Student Government, School Clubs and
Class Organizations.

12.6.2. Coordinating with other government agencies by

participating in culmination activities and
contests, such as DOH initiated nutrition in July,
Buwan ng Wika in August, Science and Math in
September, Intramurals in February, English
Festival in February, Christmas Festivities,
barangay and town fiesta celebrations.

12.6.3. Topping the School Governing Council in all

activities.

C. GOVERNACE

C.1. Staff Development

All teachers attended scheduled conferences called for by the Principal for purposes
of information dissemination, feed backing and consultation to improve teacher efficiency.
Conferences are held after four O’clock or on Saturday to ensure that all classes wee
delivered daily to adhere to the implementation of “ Time on Task”.

The teachers attended seminars, workshops, trainings and LEAP sessions as

required by higher offices to enhance their teaching capabilities and update their
knowledge of current thrusts and changes in the curriculum. The following are specifically
accomplished:

1. Sent 1 Science teacher to seminar on “Inclusive Education” on

May 1-3, 2013

2. Sent all the Grade 8 teachers to “K to 12 Building Skills Training in LNU

Tacloban on May 2013

3. Sent all Grade 7 Science teachers to Philippine Organization of Science

and Technology Educators (POSTE) Regional Seminar on August 23,
25, 2013

4. All teachers participated in 1st LEAP Session of Sogod Districts I and II

on Sept. 7, 2013
 5. Sent 4 MAPEH teachers to the National Conference Workshop on
Culture and Arts Education for Teachers on Oct. 4-6, 2013.

6. Conducted a School-Based Two-Day Training on Assessing Students’

Learning held at the Computer Laboratory, Sogod National High School on
Oct. 30-31, 2013.

7. Sent 1 teacher participant who became champion in the oration contest

for teachers during the DepED Regional Anniversary

At the end of the semester, all teachers attended the Mid-year Program Review and
Evaluation (MPRE) with various concerns raised by teachers in the implementing
guidelines specially in the students tracking system and assessing and analyzing the given
test exams

The Principal, School Heads, and other focal faculty attended District Inter-face
conference, seminars/forums called by higher offices to update managerial capabilities and
keep abreast with current trends in the system.

C.2. Curriculum Development

1. All teachers were required of their Portfolio filed for reference

at the end of the school year.

2. All teachers were required to submit their daily lesson plans

with integration on the different subjects including Makabayan.

3. Class program was framed rising the new curriculum at its

specification.

4. All teachers were required to properly structure their rooms

and make them more conducive to learning.

5. All teachers were required to submit formative test notebooks

with their lesson plan to show the extent of mastery of the
lessons presented through the frequency of errors recorded
after the evaluation. The summative test notebook was also
required to show that questions were properly distributed
according to skills to be developed.

6. All students’ report card were released to parents after every

grading period during the homeroom PTA meeting.
 7. Students tracking system was intensified to find out reason why
students drop-out from school collaboratively, parents and
teachers work hand in hand to help solve problems of students
who are SARDOs.

C.3. Management of Resources

1. Physical Resources

a. Conducted annual inventory of property of all equipment,

materials and furnitures including those that are donated.

b. Gathered all broken chairs and furniture for repair during the
Brigada Eskwela.

c. The property custodian segregated all usable and unusable

books, dilapidated materials and books which are declared
condemnable.

d. Kept the school safe and clean.

e. Provide enough books and chairs to students.

C.4. Highlights/Events Conducted/Participated in

1. Conducted Acquaintance Party and Induction Program on July 19,

2013 spearheaded by the SSG

2. Conducted English Festival on February 14, 2014 sponsored by

English COP (Community of Practice)

3. Conducted a Culmination Program in Buwan Ng Wika sponsored by

Filipino COP

4. All SSG Officers and Advisers participated in Edmund Rice

Leadership Seminar on September 7, 2013 at Shalom Park,
Malitbog, So. Leyte

5. All SSG Officers and Advisers participated in the 3-Day Leadership

Training sponsored by SACEDA Youth Lead on Oct. 4-6 at Silago, So.
Leyte

6. Celebrated World Teachers’ Day on October 2013 spearheaded by

the SSG.
 7. Conducted 2-day Intramurals on January 17-18, 2014 spearheaded
by the SSG

8. Conducted Miss Science Explorer 2013 sponsored by Science COP

9. Conducted Coastal Clean-Up: A Closer Encounter to the

Environment on Dec. 19, 2013

Submitted by:

ROLANDO C. TIMBANG
Principal I

Noted:

NANCY T. MARAON
Public School District Supervisor