House- Name Age Highest Occupation Monthly No.

of Children/Siblings and Conclusion/ Suggestion/

hold Educational Income Educational Attainment/ Recommendation
No. Attainment Occupation/ CS
1 Joey Cruz 51 Elementary Grad Farming 1,000 per 1. Junior High School, 24 This family has four children whose
(peanuts, day (3 2. Vocational (TESDA), 22 means of living is basically in planting
Teresa Cruz 56 Third Year HS corn, times a 3. HS Grad, 20 peanuts, corn and cassava. The
cassava) week) 4. HS Grad, 18 family earns approximately P12,000
Approx. per month.
P12,000
Both parents did not finish high
school. And their children are no
longer interested in going to school.

Nowadays that college education is

already a right and not a privilege,
these siblings should finish their
studies.
2 Greg Perez 37 Tricycle Daily 1. Grade 5, 10 Based on the daily family income, they
Familara driver, Income 2. Kindergarten, 6 can provide the needs of their two
painter P500 children who are in elementary yet.
Arlene Gabute 32 Housewife Approx. The parents wanted to send their
Familara P15,000 children to college and would support
them all the way.
3. Elmer N. Rubion 53 Habal-habal P7,000 1. First Year College, 24 They are tenants in the land they live
driver 2. Second Year College, 22 in. Having a sari-sari store can
Melogen M. 51 Sari-sari 3. Grade 6, 13 contribute to the daily expenses of the
Rubion Store owner family. The father, being a habal-habal
driver could save much as he sends
his children to school. These children
would be able to extend help to their
family after their graduation as they
land a job. Sadly, the eldest one is no
longer interested to pursue his
 studies. The two younger children
should at least finish their studies.
4. Wilmer G. Dalisay 29 Tribike Daily 1. Elementary, 7 A 4Ps beneficiary family which means,
driver Income they have additional support from the
Tina F. Dalisay 28 Saleslady P200 government. The parents should
Approx. continue working and not just rely on
P6,000 the government program.
5. Berlito C. Dalisay Deceased Supported 1. Grade 6, 48 The mother, being a widow left with 8
Remedios Soledad 66 Housewife by her 2. Grade 2, 45 children, is being supported by her
Dalisay children 3. Grade 3, 44 children. One of her children
4. First Year HS, 39, Matador graduated college and he/she is now
5. College Graduate, 36, a manager of a famous food chain.
Manager of Pizza Hut Most of her children are already
6. Second year College, 33 married. Her grandchildren should be
7. Elementary Graduate, 19 supported by their parents so that they
8. ? will also elevate themselves.

6. Menard O. Ferater 35 Chainsaw Daily 1. Grade 1, 6 Just like the above-mentioned

Operator Income families, these parents wanted their
Wilma D. Ferater 32 Housewife P500 child to be successful by sending him
Approx. to college.
15,000
The mother should be thrifty so that
the family needs be supplied
especially during rainy days.
7. Florante L. Dalisay 47 Farmer P3,000 1. Grade 4, 9 Although this family’s income falls to
Marilyn C. Dalisay 21 Housewife P3,000 bracket, they are not 4Ps
beneficiary. Enable for them to send
their child to higher education, the
father should at least be strategic and
goal-oriented. Same with the mother
who could be helpful in many ways,
like raising livestock, planting more
 crops and vegetables and support his
husband continually.
8. Mr. Flores Second Year Farmer Daily 1. High School Graduate, 32 The children are raised by these
College Income 2. High School Graduate, 28 parents to at least finish their high
Elsa Flores Grade 6 Farmer P300 3. High School Level, 22 school. The daily income to be
Approx. 4. High School Level, 18 consumed by the whole family could
9,000 5. High School, 14 be enough for food and other
6. High School, 12 necessities considering that they have
7. Grade 2, 7 plants on their backyard. At least
some of the children are already
working and contribute to the family
needs. One thing more is that they are
4Ps benificiaries.
9. Emilio I. Flores, Jr. 22 Grade 6 Farmer, P4,000 1. 3 year-old Considering the age of the child,
Laborer his/her mother gave birth at the tender
Mrs. Flores 20 High School Nanny age of 17. That is why the mother
Graduate plans to go back to school and earn a
degree. Having this plan, the couple
should support each other by not
having additional child yet while on the
process.
10. Mr. Asendente 53 Elementary Tribike Daily 1. BSBA Graduate, married This couple wanted to ensure that all
Graduate driver Income 2. Third year HS, married children will finish schooling. One of
Nathy Asendente 50 Vocational Housemaid P300 3. First year college them graduated already. The other
Course Approx. 4. Grade 9 one got married without finishing
P9,000 his/her studies yet. It would be great
for the two younger children to
graduate in college. They are also 4Ps
member.
11. Eddie Rufon Jr. 42 Third Year Habal-habal Daily 1. 6 year-old Although both parents are college
College (BEEd) driver Income 2. 5 year-old level, they still fall into skilled work.
Mrs. Rufon Second Year P300 3. 3 month-old The father was not able to finish the
College Approx. last remaining year in BEEd. He may
 P9,000 still pursue though, but because of
family needs, he should work.
12. Lordeto Fallan 58 Vocational Laborer P15,000 1. Grade 11, (RSU) Being a barangay kagawad is an
Agustin 2. Grade 10, (ESTI) advantage. The family can support the
Josephine Rufon 46 Second Year Kagawad 3. Grade 8, (Collegio de Tablas) needs of the children. These children
Collge 4. Grade 4, (RES) should study hard and be productive
citizens.
13. Rizal Rubion 45 Third Year HS Tricycle Daily 1. Grade 9 It is a person’s choice to use the
driver Income 2. Grade 8 earned degree to find a job with higher
Maricel Rubion 42 College graduate Small Sari- P500 salary or to just stay at home and be a
sari Store Approx. plain housewife. This mother did, but
Owner P15,000 with income. She preferred to run a
sari-sari store and still supporting her
husband and children.
14. Bilmore Dela Vega 59 Grade 3 Farmer Weekly 1. High School Undergrad, 31 Although these couple wanted to send
Romana Dela 58 Grade 6 Housewife/ Income 2. High School Graduate, 30 their children to at least finish high
Vega Vendor P1,000 3. High School Graduate, 29 school, there’s still one who did not
Approx. 4. Grade 6, 26 continued studies. The other siblings
P4,000 5. High School Graduate, 23 should continue their studies because
6. Third Year College, 20 they will reap the blessing when they
7. First Year College, 18 do so.
8. Grade 9, 8
15. Mr. Asendente 53 Daily 1. High School Graduate, 25 The children studied high school but
Berlie Asendente 58 Elementary Tricycle Income 2. High School Undergrad, 24 only one of them graduated. They
Graduate Driver P150 3. High School Undergrad, 22 should pursue their schooling. The
Approx. 4. High School Undergrad21 parents should encourage them to
P4,500 study and have a degree.
OVERALL CONCLUSION
1. Most of the parents have not completed their studies. Mostly are high school level and some are elementary level. Very few earned a
college degree. There are also vocational level/graduates.
2. Their children’s educational attainment are also alarming because based on the interviews, those children are not interested to study
anymore. Lack of interest was prevalent due to lack of encouragement from the family and lack of financial aid also.
2. Most of their jobs are requiring skills like farming, driving, and ordinary labor. And for women, mostly are housewives. Some have sari-sari
stores.
3. There are mothers who gave birth at an early age. This might have been the reason why they were not able to finish schooling.
4. In some cases, they are related to each other by blood. There is a strong family ties still practiced.
5. One, if not more of them, are tenants. They do not own the land they till and live in. Less production is expected because they are not
encouraged to produce more.
6. Due to poverty, most of the children prefer to look for a job enable to support their family rather than finishing their studies.
7. In some cases, the concerned families have many children.
8. Some of the parents especially the fathers have vices like smoking and drinking that adds up to the expenses of the household. (I’M NOT
SURE OF THIS PO. )

OVERALL SUGGESTION/RECOMMENDATION

1. Knowing that their parents did not complete their studies, the young ones should pursue on finishing a college degree to be able to land for
a high paying and satisfying job. Nowadays, studying in state colleges and universities are free. They should took advantage of it.
2. The students themselves should find inspiration to study hard out of poverty to “graduate” from it. Some are aiming for scholarship, they
might as well aim for this too. Good thing, 4Ps members can avail additional financial aid. They should study well. In turn, bright future is at hand.
3. In order for their children to be motivated to study, parents should encourage their children to go to school by providing them with breakfast
and “baon” like rootcrops and fruits available, especially to the elementary learners.
4. Most women on the list are plain housewives. They could help their family by planting vegetables even camote tops, to add more food to the
family. And to promote healthy living, cooking vegetables daily adding green leafy vegetables will mean a lot. It is much better to be free of charge.
5. To the farmers, they should plant more crops in every season. It could be sold, an additional income for the family. An additional sideline.
6. Livestock raising is also a good source of income. Raising chickens, hogs, goats and cows, etc.
7. Whenever necessary, family planning is needed to minimize childbirth.
8. Shun all vices.
9. Develop a positive mindset. Be a goal-oriented. Practice more patience and be industrious.
10. Trust in God. But couple it with hardwork and determination.