APARRI SCHOOL OF ARTS AND TRADES- SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM

Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

One of the goals of the Basic Education Program is to develop in learners’

competencies, work ethics and values relevant to pursuing in further education and joining

the world of work. To achieve greater congruence between basic education and the

nation’s target, work immersion required subject has been incorporated into the

curriculum.

This subject will provide opportunities to become familiar with the workplace, for

environment simulation and to apply competencies in areas of specialization or applied

subjects in authentic environments.

Work immersion is one of the course requirements for graduation. A Senior High

School student has to undergo Work immersion in an industry that directly relates to the

student’s postsecondary goal. Through Work Immersion, the students are exposed to and

become familiar with work related environment related to their field of specialization to

enhance their competence. Specially, the students are able to; (I) gain relevant and

practical industrial skills under the guidance of industry experts and workers; (II)

appreciate the importance and application of the principles and theories taught in school;

(III) enhance their technical knowledge and skills; (IV) enrich their skills in

communications and human relations; and (V) develop good work, habits, attitudes,

appreciation, and respect for work. These prepare them to meet the needs and challenges

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of employment or higher education after graduation. (DepED Order No. 30 s. 2017,

Guidelines on Work Immersion)

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Chapter 2

DESCRIPTION OF THE WORKPLACE

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HISTORY OF THE WORKPLACE

Barangay Maura is located on the Northeastern part of the Municipality of Aparri.

It is bounded on the North by the vast China Sea, on the South by Barangay Gaddang and

Barangay Dodan and Barangay San Antonio on the Eastern and Western parts,

respectively. It is approximately 105 kilometer from Tuguegarao, the Provincial Capital.

Barangay Maura is the largest barangay in terms of population in the poblacion,

based on the recent Barangay Survey, Community-based Monitoring System a total of

8,306.

The word MAURA, as believed by most residents came from two Ybanag words-

MA which means plenty and URANG which was then a word for big-headed Shrimps,

which is usually thrived at swampy areas. The early inhabitants then named the place

Maurang until such time that it was constructed to MAURA.

According to early settlers of the place, the area used to extend from the whole of

Rizal Street towards Sto. Tomas, a sitio along the side of Apagonan River.

Also, some residents claim that the word MAURA was named in honor of the wife

of Don Macanaya, who was then a mayor of this place.

With regards to the creation of the barangay, historians and even the elders of the

place have no exact record as to the date when the barangay was created. However, it is

quite interesting to note that the first inauguration of the barangay was believed to have

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initiated by Don Pedro Alvarado, a well-known Spanish writer in the year 1895. Its annual

budget fund Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) and other income for CY 2013 amounting

P3,112,060. Allotted budget for Personal Services P1,612,060, 20% Development Fund

P580,211.40, 10% SK Fund P311,210.00, 5% Calamity Fund P155,610.00, and other

Operating Expenditures P452,968.60.

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VISION and MISSION

VISION

Barangay Maura as a tourist destination and center of education in town providing

a peaceful, productive and competitive community for god fearing, peace-loving, and self-

reliant citizens governed by the good governance of transparent and honest, service-

centered and work- oriented, humble and accountable leaders.

MISSION

 Provides a clean, green and healthy community through proper trainings and

implementations of government health programs.

 Enhance peace and order in the community through rigid training and honest

services of barangay personnel and barangay and barangay police (Tanod)

 Promote Self- Reliance among peoples through livelihood programs educational

support programs and home industry programs.

 Promote a peaceful relationship among different religious sectors through

quarterly assembles/ jams and religious programs.

 Provide a spirit of oneness and utmost dedication in rendering services to the

people through unified barangay disciplinary action programs.

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VARIOUS PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES

ATTENTION AREAS INTERVENTIONS

ADMINISTRATION
 Adopted measures/plans to
 Development Planning prevent and control the
 Revenue Generation proliferation of squatters and
 Resource Allocation and mendicants in the barangay
Utilization  Conducted Fund Raising
Activity
 Allocation of 1% for BCPC
SOCIAL SERVICES
 Presence/Maintenance of Health
 Health and Nutrition on Nutrition Facilities
 Education  Health Center
 Women and Children Peace,  Botika sa Barangay
Security and Disaster Risk  Public Comfort Room/ Toilet
Management  Day Care Center
 Information and Reading Center
 Access to Alternative Learning
System
 Conducted Linggo ng Kabataan
 Conducted Cultural Activities
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
 Barangay Economic Enterprises
 Agriculture and Fisheries  Presence of Barangay Livelihood
Development Program
 Entrepreneurship, Business and  Presence of Cooperatives
Industry Promotion  Conducted/Participated in Job
Fairs
ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT  Implemented Waste Segregation
and Volume Control
 Natural Resources Management  Garbage Collection Scheme
 Waste Management and  Maintained Sewerage/Drainage
Pollution Control Canal

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FIELD ANALYSIS

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LARRY A CHAN SR.

Punong Barangay

Melicia Diaz
Co Chairman

JENNIE ANN RHODORA LETICIA

IMELDA ABUNAGAN
CASTANEDA MILABAO MABBAGU
BNS
Brgy. Secretary Brgy. Treasurer BNS

BRGY. KAGAWAD SCHOOL NGO BHW

DARIO Mrs. ALMA O. JULIET INES

JENNIFER SICAT
MIRAVEL CHAN LORETO
Development
Kaabaga President
Child Worker

YOLANDA MADELYN
Mrs. JOCELYN
ONATE Dr. SIMEON ISANAN
HALILI
RABANAL
4P's President
Campus Executive
EDWIN P. Officer ROSALIE CABE
TALOSIG Mrs. VENUS
ABUNAGAN
EDWARD
SC President
LUIS P. GARCIA Ph.D ARSENIA
MACALUFIG ASAT Principal SIMANGAN
Mr. RICARDO
UMOSO
CORNELIO B. Mrs. VERGINIA MAFA MARIVIC
AGBAYANI ALIAS ESTRELLA
MES Principal Mr. EDWIN
ESTRELLA
VIRGEL VITO F. STRO
LOVELY
FUGABAN JONAH JOYCE
VALDEZ
URBI Ph.D
AENHS Principal
REYNALDO A. MARILYN RITA
NOLASCO

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Chapter 3

ASSESSMENT ON THE WORK IMMERSION PERIOD

Weekly Accomplishment Reports

DOCUMENTATION

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