The document outlines an 8-point action plan with strategies and activities to promote partnership between parents, stakeholders, and the school. The plan includes holding general assemblies, a family day event, a talent showcase, nanay-teacher seminars, encouraging participation in contests, organizing clean-up drives, reading remediation sessions, and supporting a feeding program. Various teachers, students, parents, and community members are identified as key players to undertake roles and responsibilities in implementing the different points of the plan within set timeframes and budgets.
The document outlines an 8-point action plan with strategies and activities to promote partnership between parents, stakeholders, and the school. The plan includes holding general assemblies, a family day event, a talent showcase, nanay-teacher seminars, encouraging participation in contests, organizing clean-up drives, reading remediation sessions, and supporting a feeding program. Various teachers, students, parents, and community members are identified as key players to undertake roles and responsibilities in implementing the different points of the plan within set timeframes and budgets.
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A year round action plan
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Action Plan for School Partnership with Stakeholders
The document outlines an 8-point action plan with strategies and activities to promote partnership between parents, stakeholders, and the school. The plan includes holding general assemblies, a family day event, a talent showcase, nanay-teacher seminars, encouraging participation in contests, organizing clean-up drives, reading remediation sessions, and supporting a feeding program. Various teachers, students, parents, and community members are identified as key players to undertake roles and responsibilities in implementing the different points of the plan within set timeframes and budgets.
The document outlines an 8-point action plan with strategies and activities to promote partnership between parents, stakeholders, and the school. The plan includes holding general assemblies, a family day event, a talent showcase, nanay-teacher seminars, encouraging participation in contests, organizing clean-up drives, reading remediation sessions, and supporting a feeding program. Various teachers, students, parents, and community members are identified as key players to undertake roles and responsibilities in implementing the different points of the plan within set timeframes and budgets.
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ACTION PLAN ON PARENTS’, STAKEHOLDERS’ – SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP
PROGRAM/PROJECT OBJECTIVES STRATEGIES and KEY PLAYERS TIME FUND REMARKS
ACTIVITIES FRAME 1. GENERAL To gather all Meeting Proper Teachers Quarterly PTA Fund ASSEMBLY/IES parents/guardians to plan and initiate school Financial Report School Administrator projects, explain the implementation of Express Issues and PTA Officials school policies, and to Concerns by parents communicate and Parents address issues and Open Forum concerns
2. FAMILY DAY To provide parents and Program Pupils December Potluck
children an opportunity Family Games to reflect and Raffle Parents Solicitation appreciate the Mr. & Mrs. Family Day importance of family Parent-Children Teachers Raffle Prizes c/o time and to build Performance Contest Teachers camaraderie among Fellowship School Administrator families and school Lunch/Snacks teachers Motorcade Barangay Officials 3. TALENT To show talents of Encourage all pupils to Pupils October No Funds SHOWCASE pupils (singing, prepare any talent that Needed dancing, drawing, they can show during the Parents poem recitation, acting, talent showcase and speaking, rap) through invite parents to attend Teachers individual and witness their performances performance (classroom-level to provide each one a chance to participate) 4. NANAY-TEACHER To educate Invite parents/guardians Teachers July-August Snacks to be SEMINAR parents/guardians on to a seminar workshop taken from WORKSHOP the ways how they can on how to be a nanay- Resource Speaker School Canteen help and teach their teacher at home. Teach funds children at home how strategies on teaching Parents to read, write and reading, literacy and Supplies from count; to understand numeracy and inform School Administrator School funds that the home is an them of the importance extension of the school of homework, reviewing and learning continues lessons with parents at at home home and 5. CONTESTS/ To provide opportunity Encourage and train Pupils Year-round Registration fee COMPETITIONS to pupils with potential pupils to join in inter- c/o PTA funds to perform, compete school contests like Parents and excel in different math, science, reading, categories/contest writing, dance or singing Teachers/Trainers contest, chamber theater and drawing. Coach 6. PAHINA To maintain the Involve the stakeholders Parents Quarterly PTA Fund cleanliness and to a cleanup drive, assign sanitation of the school every grade level Pupils surroundings portions to be cleaned and maintained, and Teachers launch the “Search for Cleanest Portion” Barangay Officials 7. READING To help improve the Invite possible Youth Organization Year-Round No funds needed REMEDIATION reading skills of pupils stakeholders (e.g. School SESSIONS especially those whose Alumni, Youth Pupils parents cannot teach Organization, them how to read Foundations) who would Teachers like to conduct Reading Remediation Sessions 8. FEEDING To provide nutritious Respond to requests of Fraternal Year-Round Sponsored by PROGRAM and delicious meal to various organizations to Organizations Organizations conduct feeding program children who might be as part of their Pupils at risk of malnutrition organization’s charity work. Teachers
Submitted by: Submitted to:
ANNA ISABEL N. ESTORES CYNTHIA ROSE A. CARTOJANO, Ed.D.