ACCOMPLISHMENT

REPORT

9th NAPSSPHIL
PRINCIPALS’
CONGRESS
Theme: DepEd MATATAG: Stronger
Educational Reform in Addressing
Challenges in Basic Education

25-27JULY2023 I Vigan Convention Center

Prepared by: BERNARD D. CRUZ & ALBERT B. BELIR

Address: Purok 3, Rawis, Legazpi City

Telephone No.: (052) 482-1138
Email: [email protected]
 INTRODUCTION

The 9th Principals Congress, a highly anticipated event in the field of

education leadership, unfolded with great success and enthusiasm. Held at the
Vigan Convention Center from 25-27 of July, 2023, the congress brought together
educators, administrators, and experts from various educational institutions
nationwide to discuss and share insights on the theme, " DepEd MATATAG:
Stronger Educational Reform in Addressing Challenges in Basic Education."

Day 1: Opening Ceremony and Keynote Addresses

The congress commenced with a grand opening ceremony that showcased a blend of cultural
performances and speeches. Distinguished educators and government officials graced the event,
emphasizing the importance of visionary leadership in shaping the future of education. The opening
keynote address was delivered by some educational leaders, who highlighted the evolving role of
principals in fostering innovation and adaptability.

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

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Day 2: Plenary Sessions

The second day began with plenary sessions that delved into critical topics such as curriculum
development, student well-being, and technology integration. Eminent researchers and practitioners
shared their insights, sparking engaging discussions among attendees. The afternoon was dedicated to
interactive workshops where participants had the opportunity to enhance their leadership skills, learn
about effective strategies for school management, and explore new teaching methodologies.

Day 3: Panel Discussions and Networking

Day three featured a series of panel discussions that addressed contemporary

challenges in education leadership. Panelists exchanged viewpoints on issues like inclusivity, teacher
professional development, and community engagement. These discussions not only provided valuable
perspectives but also encouraged collaboration among educators with diverse backgrounds. The day
concluded with a networking event, fostering connections and relationships among attendees.

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

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Day 4: Closing Plenary and Resolution Adoption

The final day began with a closing plenary session, where a renowned motivational speaker
shared inspirational stories and encouraged the attendees to be agents of positive change in their
respective institutions. Following the session, the congress culminated in the adoption of a set of
resolutions and recommendations that emerged from the discussions throughout the event. These
resolutions emphasized the need for continuous professional development, innovative teaching
practices, and strategic planning in educational leadership.

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

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 Conclusion

The 9th Principals Congress proved to be a remarkable platform for educators to gather, learn,
and collaborate on advancing educational leadership. The event left participants inspired and
equipped with new ideas to address the ever-evolving challenges in the field of education. The
organizers, speakers, and attendees alike expressed their satisfaction with the congress, noting that
the discussions and insights shared will undoubtedly contribute to the growth and improvement of
educational institutions across the country.

As the congress concluded, participants left with a renewed sense of purpose and
commitment to nurturing effective and visionary leadership in the realm of education, ultimately
shaping the future of the students they serve.

E.s.P. Template No.1

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

Email: [email protected]
 Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION V-BICOL
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF LEGAZPI CITY
LEGAZPI CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
(Formerly: Pag-asa National High School)
PAG-ASA DRIVE, RAWIS, LEGAZPI CITY

ATTENDANCE
E.s.P. Department

NAME SIGNATURE

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Prepared by:

BERNARD D. CRUZ

Department Head

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

Email: [email protected]
E.s.P. Template No.2

INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISORY REPORT FOR ________________________

Findings
Date Teacher Observed/Monitored Area/s for Recommendation/TA Provided
Potential Area/s
Improvement

Prepared by: Attested:

BERNARD D. CRUZ JEREMY A. CRUZ, EdD ERMA THERESA G. TABUENA, PhD

Department Head Principal III Public Schools District Supervisor, District IX

Address: Purok 3, Rawis, Legazpi City

Telephone No.: (052) 482-1138
Email: [email protected]
E.s.P. Template No.3

LCNHS: Character and Excellence in Diversity

INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISORY PLAN FOR

Name of Instructional Supervisor BERNARD D. CRUZ

Position T-III/OIC-EsP Department

Bureau /Service JHS

Date Covered

Person/s Responsible/Name of
Key Process Focus Teacher Observed/Learning Area & Time Frame Expected Output
Grade Level

Prepared by: Recommending Approval: Approved:

BERNARD D. CRUZ JEREMY A. CRUZ, EdD ERMA THERESA G. TABUENA, PhD

Department Head Principal III Public Schools District Supervisor, District IX

LCNHS: Character and Excellence in Diversity

E.s.P. Template No.4

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

Email: [email protected]
 CHECKING AND MONITORING OF THE LIST OF CLASSROOM OBSERVATIONS WITH MOVs
JULY 2024 AUGUST 2024

Date Submitted

Date Submitted

Date Submitted

Date Submitted

Date Submitted
Submitted

Submitted

Submitted

Submitted

Submitted
DEPARTMENT
Remarks Remarks Remarks Remarks Remarks

Araling Panlipunan

Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao

English

Filipino

MAPEH

Mathematics

Science

TLE

Prepared by: Noted:

BERNARD D. CRUZ JEREMY A. CRUZ, EdD

DEPARTMENT HEAD Secondary School Principal III

LCNHS: Character and Excellence in Diversity

E.s.P. Template No.5

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

Email: [email protected]
 CLASSROOM AND W.A.T.C.H. MONITORING FORM
CAMPUS: MAIN ANNEX

The teacher is ABSENT

The teacher is PRESENT in Class in Class
Bldg./ Grade Level
The The chairs
Date & Time Room Name of Teacher and Subject The class is classroom and other
The teacher is REMARKS
No. Area appropriately With With Without
well and furniture are
dressed and Substitute seatwork seatwork
managed. surroundings properly
groomed.
are clean. arranged.

Monitored by: Noted:

___________________________________ JEREMY A. CRUZ, EdD

Signature over Printed Name Secondary School Principal III
Date: ______________________

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

Email: [email protected]
Below is the summary of the MONITORING AND SUPERVISORY PLAN templates and forms:

No. Template Name Purpose Utilized by

11 E.s.P. Attendance Sheet Monitoring of attendance Department Head

1

2 Instructional Supervisory Report Supervisory Department Head

3 Instructional Supervisory Plan Supervisory Department Head

4. Checking and monitoring of the list of classroom Supervisory Department Head

observation
5 Classroom WATCH and monitoring tool Supervisory Department Head

Prepared by:

BERNARD D. CRUZ
Proponent

Noted:

JEREMY A. CRUZ, EdD

Principal III

ERMA THERESA G. TABUENA, EdD

PSDS, District 9

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

Email: [email protected]
 A. APPROVAL

Printed Name Signature Date

Reviewed: PORTIA P. ENCISA

CID Chief

Recommendin MARIVIC P. DIAZ EdD

g Approval Asst. Schools Division Superintendent

DANILO E. DESPI
Approved
Schools Division Superintendent

Pag-asa Drive, Rawis, Legazpi City

Email: [email protected]