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Republic of tne Philippines
Department of Education
REGION IV-A CALABARZON
Gate 2 Kerangalan Village
1900 Canta, Rizal
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MEMORANDUM:
TO ALL SCHOOLS DIVISION SUPERINTENDENTS
ALL PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLJEACHERS
FROM 'M. SAN ANTONIO
SUBJECT to Enhance Teachers’ Welfare in Calabarzon
Public Schoois
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DATE S20
These implementing guidelines are hereby issued to enhance Teachers’ Welfare in
Calabarzon public schools.
A. On the 6-Hour Teaching Policy
1, This Office enforces the implementation of DepEd Memorandum No. 291 s.
2008 and DepEd Order No. 16 s. 2009 conceming the six (6) hours actuai
teaching work load for public school teachers.
2. Despite the policy on the Six (6) Hours actual teaching work for public schoo!
teachers, per Civil Servics Rules, teachers are not exempted from the
requirement for public employees to render eight (8) hours of work a day. Hence,
public school teachers still need to render services for an additional two (2)
hours on top of their six (6) hours actual teaching work.
3. In this connection, all public schoo! heads are directed to strictly adhere to the
following guidelines relative to DepEd Memorandum No. 291 s. 2008 anc
DepEd Order No. 16 s. 2008.
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3. In this connection, all public school heads are directed to strictly adhere
to the following guidelines relative to DepEd Memorandum No. 291 s.
2008 and DepEd Order No. 16 s. 2009.
a. Public school teachers shall render six (6) hours of actual teaching
work inside the school campus. Those with less than six (6) hours of
actual classroom teaching shall render additional hours of
appropriate teaching-elated activities and duties enumerated in 2
(d) of DM 291 s. 2008 within the school premises to complete six (6)
hours.
b. Public school heads shall plan and assign teaching loads to public
school teachers in order for the latter to fully utilize the six (6) hours
actual classroom teaching.
4, To comply with the above policy, services rendered outside the school
campus shall be considered as done on official time provided that a
mechanism for the additional two (2) hours work done by teachers
outside of the school premises shall be agreed upon through a written
agreement between the principal and the teachers. Teachers shall not
utilize the (2) hours for private school part time teaching, consistent with
civil service rules.
5. Public school heads need nof require teachers to submit means of
verification (MOVs) or evidence such as pictures, reports and documents
to prove that they have served their two-hour work outside the school
campus. It is enough that the teachers are able to submit their
mandatory reports on time and render very satisfactory teaching services.
B. ADDITIONAL ANCILLARY LOAD
1. DepEd Memorandum No. 291, s. 2008 states that all advisory
assignments and/or special assignments for the entire school year
combined shall be considered as one teaching load.DEPED-4A-RM-01-18- Page3 of 5
. Public school heads are strictly advised to properly distribute special
assignments to all teachers. Assigning more than one
coordinatorship/advisorship/special task to just one teacher is strongly
discouraged.
- CLASS OBSERVATION
. Observation for new teachers (those with less than one-year teaching
experience in public and private schools) shall be done not more than
once every quarter, unless the teacher himself/herself mokes the request
for additional class observations.
. Classroom visit or observation of teachers by more than two superiors is
strongly discouraged. However, the classroom observation protocol in
the RPMS-PPST manual must be followed.
The principles of Appreciative Inquiry shall be used in all class
observation processes.
. The teachers may opt to video record their lessons and allow their
principals and instructional supervisors to view such video recordings, in
lieu of actual classroom visits.
. ANNUAL MEDICAL EXAMINATION
. Under Sec. 22 of the Republic Act no. 4670 otherwise known as “The
Magna Carta for Public School Teachers, it provides that:
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Sec. 22, Medical Examination and Treatment. Compulsory medical
examination shall be provided free of charge for alll teachers before
they take up teaching, and shail be repeated not less than once a year
during the teacher's professional life. Where medical examination show
that medical treatment and/or hospitalization is necessary, same shall
be provided free by the goverment entity paying the salary of the
teachers.
In regions where there is scarcity of medical facilities teachers may
obtain elsewhere the necessary medical care with the right to beDEPED-4A-RM-01-18- Page 4 of 5
reimbursed for their traveling expenses by the government entity
concemed in the first paragraph of this Section.
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2. Annual medical examination will be strictly implemented in the entire
DepEd Calabarzon. Expenses for this matter may be charged against
Local Funds.
E. OTHERS
The following practices are strongly encouraged:
1. Providing sessions on stress and financial management during in-service
trainings, seminars and orientations.
2. Strengthening work-life balance for teachers and school officials.
Teachers shall not be required to prepare/submit reports on weekends,
holidays and vacations times. In rare instances where activities cannot
be scheduled on a school day, service credits shall be granted to
teachers who volunteer to join such activities.
3. Utilizing school funds to cover expenses for classroom beautification,
renovation or provision of school materials and supplies for school
reports.
4. Paying salaries of newly hired teachers within the second month of their
service.
5. Allowing teachers and school officials who are writing their
thesis/dissertation to be on study leave of absence with pay, after seven
years of service in the Department of Education.
6. Preparing professional portfolios required under RPMS and IPCRF in
digital format instead of hard copies.
7. Encouraging teachers to use the DLL exemplars available, with
appropriate revisions, instead of preparing new lesson plans.
On the other hand, the tollowing practices are strongly discouraged:DEPED-4A-RM-01-18- PageS of 5
1. Parents entering classrooms during class hours, except for the first two
weeks of the school year in kindergarten and Grade | classes.
2. Pupils and students using cellphone during class hours, except when
lessons are ICT-enabled.
Finally, the following practices are absolutely prohibited:
1. Implementing canteen trays where teachers and leamers are forced to
buy meals and snacks inside the classroom.
2, Requiring teachers to collect PTA fees and other contributions.
To demonstrate proof that this Memorandum has been duly disseminated
to all teachers, School Heads shall submit a certification to their Schools
Division Superintendents indicating full commitment to comply with these
implementing guidelines for enhancing teachers’ welfare. The certification
shall bear the signature of all teachers present during the meeting when this
Memorandum is discussed.
Strict compliance with this Memorandum is desired.Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region {V-A (CALABARZON)
Gate 2, Kerangaian Dive. Cointe, zal
MEMORANDUM:
TO : ALL SCHOOLS DIVISION SUPERINTENDENTS
ALL PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
FROM
SUBJECT : ENSURING EQUITABLE WORKLOADS FOR PUBLIC
SERVANTS IN DEPED CALABARZON
pare ,~S SUN 23 205
ON THE POLICY CONCERNING THE 6-HOURS ACTUAL TEACHING OF PUBLIC
SCHOOL TEACHERS:
1. Public schoo! teachers are not exempt ftom rendering services of 8
hours per work day:
2. However, a mechanism exists allowing teachers to render é-hours
actual teaching work inside the school campus and may render the
remaining 2-hours outside the school for teaching related activities,
provided that all requirements of law are complied with:
3. DepED Memorandum No.291 s. 2008 and DepEd Order No. 16 s. 2009
allows teachers fo render 6-hours actual teaching work inside the
schoo! campus and to spend the remaining 2-hours per day outside of
the school campus to prepare and/or perform the following:
lesson plans, action/work plans, instructional _ materials,
evaluation/assessment of rubrics:
~preporation and checking of exercises, recording of academic
performance and classroom accomplishments;
-conduct of research;
-attendance to seminars, workshops and similar programs:
-counseling, mentoring, coaching of students including home
Visits.-consultation and conferences with parents:
-performance of coordination activities and recognized
community social services; and
-participation in the improvement and maintenance of schoo!
facilities
4. The mechanism for the above mentioned 2hours work done by
teachers outside the schoo! premises shall be agreed by the principal
with the teachers, parents and students, preferably through the
School Governing Council or any established mechanism for schoo
community partnership:
5. To ensure that the 2-hours for teaching-related tasks are fuifiled by
the teachers, each feacher shall prepare a Monthly Plan of Activities
to carry-out these tasks to be approved by the schoo! principal. The
enclosed suggested template for the “Monthly Plan of Activities to
Perform Teaching-Related Tasks” may be used and
6. To address concems reiative to proper entries on the Daily Time
Record, the duly approved Monthly Plan shail likewise be an authority
for teachers after rendering 6-hour actual teaching fo leave the
campus on official time.
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It is being clarified that the actual teaching load refers to the fime o
teacher has been scheduled to hold classes in a given school day. In
cases where class meetings are not scheduled on a daily basis, the 6-
hours actual teaching shall be deemed fulfilled once the total
teaching-leaming activities facilitated by the teachers totals 30 hours
oF (1,800 minutes) per week:
8 A teacher assigned as class adviser or who handles special
assignments such as, but not limited to; schoo! paper moderator, gets
@ one oF more hours load credit. A teacher assigned to do multiple
special advisorships shall be entitled to a one-hour load credit. This
means that class advisers or teachers with special assignments
equivalent to one (1) hour shall facilitate teaching learing-acti
for 5-hours per day.
ON COMPENSATING SERVICES BEYOND OFFICIAL TIME
1. Every employee who renders service beyond the &-hour per -day
requirement shall be eniifled to Compensatory Overlime Credit or
Service Credits.
R0’s officea. A teacher assigned to facititate learning activities beyond 6 hours
per day shall be entitled to service credits for every accumulated 6
hours of actual teaching overload as equivalent to one day service
credit.
b. In schools implementing more than single shift, the head teacher or
school head shail render services for 8 hours a day only. The
schedule of the head teachers shail be set on staggered bases.
. Every employee required to render service during holidays or non-
working days shall be granted Compensatory Overtime Credit ‘Service
Credit commensurate to the actual time service has been rendered.
IMMEDIATE DISSEMINATION OF AND STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH THIS
‘MEMORANDUM IS DESIRED.
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‘ap so argndayCOMPLIANCE REPORT
Regional Memorandum on Enhancing Teachers’ Welfare
in Calabarzon Public Schools
NOOSENS
Preliminaries
Call to Order
Orientation and Discussion of the Policy
Open Forum/Q & A
‘Agreement
‘Signing of Undertaking
Adjournment
1. 6 hours of actual
teaching
MINUTES OF THE MEETING
2. 2 hours of
teaching-related
tasks
3. Teaching loads
4, Ancillary loads
5. Class observation
6. Annual medical
examination
7. Other matters
CONFORME:
{All attendees)
Prepared by:
School Head