"Republic of the Philippines
Department of Cducation DepED
Doped Complex, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City san Boxee
MAY 07 2010
DepEd ORDER
No. 44, 5. 2010
GUIDELINES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF FY 2010
SCHOOL-BASED MANAGEMENT (SBM) GRANTS
To: Undersecretaries
Assistant Secretaries
Bureau Directors
Directors of Services/ Centers and Heads of Units
Regional Directors
Schools Division/ City Superintendents
Heads, Public Elementary and Secondary Schools
All Others Concerned
1. To sustain the reforms under the Basic Education Sector Reform Agenda
(BESRA) in pursuit of quality basic education for all, the Department of
Education is continuing the provision of School-Based Management Grants to
public elementary and secondary schools using funds from the FY 2010 General
Appropriations Act (GAA).
2. For uniformity of implementation and other reporting requirements, the
provisions of DepED Order Nos. 55, s. 2008 and 75, s. 2009 containing the
guidelines for the FY 2007 and 2009 SBM Grants and all the annexes of said
Orders are herein employed, save for some modifications described hereunder:
2.1, Allocation of SBM Grants
a. All regions and divisions shall receive the FY 2010 SBM Grant, to be
allocated equitably in this manner - 70% weight shall be assigned to
the prorated distribution of the total number of schools in the
division/region, and 30% to the average of three (3) crucial
performance indicators, namely: participation rate, cohort survival rate
and achievement rate. Annex 1 shows the allocation per region and
division.
. It is understood that low performing divisions shalll be given priority in
the allocation of SBM Grant to enable them to catch up with the other
areas of the country,
c. To prevent the accumulation of unliquidated cash advances by regions
and divisions, the release of allotments to recipient divisions shall be
dependent upon the full liquidation of prior SBM Grants under FY
2006-2009 GAA and SPHERE. Evidence of such liquidation of cash
advances by concerned divisions shall be forwarded to this Office,
Attn: OPS-PPD at telefax: (02) 638-8634 and email address
sbmgrants@vahoo.com copy furnished Ms. Molyn Dionela at
Accounting Division, at telefax (02) 633-7201, email address
molyn_dionela@yahoo.com.ph and the Regional SBM Task Force. For
those divisions that have yet to liquidate their prior cash advances, a
template for this purpose is in Annex 2.
“EFA 2015: Karapatan ng Lahat, Pananagutan ng Lahat!”2.2. Selection and Prioritization of School Recipients
a. All schools regardless of size and location are deemed eligible for the
grant. However, priority shall be accorded to those schools that have
not yet benefited from similar grants in the past. These priority schools
shail be ranked using the average of promotion rate, retention rate,
dropout rate and achievement rate as reflected in the Basic Education
Information System of the most recent SY. Low performing schools
will be given priority in case of new recipients
b. For those schools that have availed of the SBM Grant in the past, they
may still qualify for this year's Grant, subject to the demonstration of
school improvement. Among others, the schools should be able to
show the:
i) Absence or minimal unliquidated cash advances (all sources) as
certified by the Division Accountants;
ii) Improvements in achievement level, drop out rate and promotion
rate;
iii) Utilization of SBM self assessment tool in determining the level of
SBM practice;
iv) Absence or minimal number of non-readers, frustrated readers
and /or non-numerates;
v) Fully Functional School Governing Council
The Division SBM Task Forces are advised to accomplish Annex 3 in
confirming the eligibility of schools who have received the previous
grants, Failure to show evidence of three (3) out of five (5) basic
indicators forfeits school’s opportunity to receive this year’s SBM
Grant. The SBM Task Forces must ensure strict implementation of
this provision.
¢. The concerned Schools Division Superintendents shall call for the
submission of school proposals for those schools identified as priority.
All proposals must dwell on the provisions of SIP and must be
incorporated in their respective Annual Improvement Plans.
d. The Division SBM Task Force shall forward a Summary Report of the
prioritization and the result of evaluation of school proposals (Annex
4) to Planning and Programming Division, Office of Planning Service
(PPD-OPS), DepEd Complex, Meralco Avenue Pasig City on or before
June 15, 2010 at telefax no.: (02) 638-8634 or email address:
sbmgrants@yahoo.com copy furnished the Regional SBM Task Force
for review and evaluation and onward endorsement to Budget Division
for the release of funds.
2.3. Amount of SBM Grant
The amount of SBM Grant for each recipient school shall be Fifty
‘Thousand Pesos (PhP 50,000}2.4. Eligible Activities/Expenditure Items
a. School Grant
1
3.
‘The FY 2010 SBM Grant shalll be used to finance activities intended
for SIP/AIP implementation including other items listed hereunder.
Eligible Expenditures are the following.
Elementary Schools
+ supplies and materials (for the development of supplementary
instructional materials and implementation of school-based
teacher training);
* food and supplies for school feeding (not exceeding 15% of the
total grant);
* Medical and Dental Supplies including weighing scale (not
exceeding 5% of the total grant);
+ meals during meetings and school-based teacher trainings (not
exceeding 10% of total grant);
‘+ reproduction cost of teaching and learning materials, per DepEd
Order Nos. 112 and 119, s. 2009 (not exceeding 20% of the total
grant}; and
‘+ minor repairs of school furniture (not exceeding 15% of the total
grant),
Secondary Schools
+ supplies and materials (for the development of supplementary
instructional materials and implementation of school-based
teacher training);
‘+ supplies and materials for science (chemistry and biology)
laboratories (not exceeding 15% of the total grant);
‘+ reproduction cost of teaching and learning materials, per DepEd
Order Nos. 112 and 119, s. 2009 (not exceeding 20% of the total
grant);
‘+ minor repairs of school furniture (not exceeding 15% of the total
grant); and
+ Library supplies (not exceeding 10% of the total grant).
Ineligible expenditures are the following:
hiring and payment of salaries of additional staff;
purchase of equipment (per latest COA circular);
payment of allowances and/or honorari
training of school or cluster heads in SBM; and
Payment of utility bills (electricity, telephone, water, broadband,
cable) and all other expenditures chargeable against the school’s
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE) budget
b. Program Support Fund
1. Program Support Funds will be provided at the regional,
division and national levels to support activities relative to
ig technical assistance to schools and to quality assure theimplementation of SBM. The amounts are also reflected in
Annex 1, Accomplishment and utilization reports of previous
Regional and Division PSF shall be submitted with the
proposed work plans for FY 2010 (Annexes 5 & 6) to contacts
stated in Section 2.1.c, this Order.
2. Eligible activities are the following:
SBM Grant monitoring and evaluation;
hiring of additional support personnel;
purchase of office supplies;
minor repair and maintenance of office equipment; and
conduct of meetings, consultation, orientation.
2.5. Miscellaneous Provisions
a. For newly created divisions, the SBM grants shall be released to
their mother divisions. The Regional SBM Task Force is hereby
authorized to decide on the distribution of the funds between the
mother and newly created division/s using the 30-70 formula
described in Item 2.1 a. A copy of said decision by the Regional SBM
Task Force must be sent to OPS within a month from release of this
Order.
b. In cases where school heads could not draw cash advance due to
legal and administrative impediments, the Schools Division
Superintendent shall take immediate appropriate action to ensure
that such schools will not be deprived of the grant.
‘The Regional and SBM Task Forces and the Planning Officers are
hereby directed to submit Progress Report of SBM Grant
implementation to PPD-OPS on a monthly basis. The same teams
are also expected to monitor and report on the activities charged
against the Program Support Funds sourced from FY GAA and to
ensure that all are fully liquidated at the close of the school year.
3. Other DepEd Orders found inconsistent with this Order are hereby
amended, superseded, or modified accordingly.
4. Immediate dissemination of and compliance with this Order is directed.
MONA D. VALISNO
Secretary
¥ wil
Encls.: As stated
References: DepED Order: Nos. 55, s. 2008,
75, 112 and 119, s. 2009
To be indicated in the Perpetual Index
under the following subjects:
FUNDS SCHOOLS PROJECTS
PROGRAMS POLICY
: Sally SBM grants
April 22, 2010
‘computer used maricarDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
‘SY 2010-2011 ALLOCATION UNDER FY 2010 GAA SBM GRANTS
Page 1 of 5
‘Annex
‘As of May 2010
‘School Grant Program Management Fund
[SBM Grant Amount
(Php s0,000/sch) | PI“SION
NATIONAL "€30,000,000] 12,500,000]
LUZON 192,000,000] §,575,773|
NORTH LUZON '97,250,000] 2,823,488]
Region | _- locos Region '26,100,000] 760,455]
“Region Il_- Cagayan Vale 431 21,880,000] 627,327]
Region il_- Central Luzon 660] '33,000,000] 955.795]
CAR 332] 16,600,000] 479,911
WER 245] 42,250,000] __353,507|
‘SOUTH LUZON 7,850) 182,500,000 2,398,778]
1V- Southem Tagalog 983] 49,150,000] 1,429,264]
Region IV-A = CALABARZON 605) '30,250,000] 881,011
‘Region 1V-B - MIMAROPA, 378] 18,900,000] 548,253]
Region V_ = Bicol Region ‘667 "33,350,000] 969.514]
IViSAYAS. 2,164] 108,200,000] “"3,150,901]
Region Vi_— Western Vieayas 73 39,550,000] 1,150,873]
Region Vil_~ Central Visayas 712] '35,600,000] 1,038,176]
| Region Vili - Easter Visayas 61 33,050,000] 967,852] 2,
MINDANAO 2,596| 129,800,000] 3,773,326] 754,665] 134,327,991]
Region IX_- Western Mindanao, “436 | 721,800,000] 632,120] 126,424 22,558,544!
Region X_- Northen Mindanao 484] '24,200,000] 704,945 140.589] 25,045,534!
Region XI_- Southern Mindanao, 410) 720,500,000] 596.613| 119.323} 21,215,535]
Region Xil_ Central Mindanao 395] 19,750,000] 573.615] 114,723} 20,438,338]
CARAGA 370) 18,500,000] 537.434 107.487 19,144,521]
ARMM S01 728,599) 145,720] 25,924,319]
[RATIONWIDE 155,000,000}
Page 1 of 5DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SY 2010-2011 ALLOCATION UNDER FY 2010 GAA SBM GRANTS
‘As of April 2010
Page 2 of 5
‘School Grant
Program Management Fund
o1vision Total
‘No, of Recipient [SBM Grant Amount
Schools | (Php 60,000/sch,)
[Ataminos cry
[Candon City 76] 7300,000] 23,605] 4721] 328.326]
[Dagupan Cry 75] 750,000] 22,444] 4.489] 776522]
locos Nort a 3,200,000] -92.578| 78,506} 331,033
liocos Sur 73] 3.950.000] 115.476] 23,085} 4,088 57
La Union 62] 3100000] 90.729] 18,146] 3.208.874
[Cs0a9 City 14] "700,000 20.766} 4.153 724315]
Pangasinan Lingayen 09] 7,000,000] 745,961] 29.199] 5.175.153
[Pangasinan I Binalonah a7] 4,350,000] 125,743] 25.149} 4.500.891
[San Carlos City 22] 1,100,000] 32,128] 6,426] 7.138.554]
[San Femando Cay 15] "750,000] 21,874} 4375 776249}
[Uraaneta Cay 21 77050 000] 29,880] 3,978 77085 857|
gan Cy *2| '600,000] 16.968} 3,304 620,382]
z a r 2
nes 73] TaTa 38: 73}
[Cagayan Tr) 3,900,000] 172-225] 34,445} 5,106.70]
[Cauayan Giy 25] 4,250,000] 36,000] 7,200] 4,203,200]
Isabela 753i 7,850,000] _222663| 44.533] 7.317.108
Nueva Vizcaya 65] '3.250.000] 93.907] 18,781 3.362.688]
fauirino 42] 2.100.000] 61 318| 12.264] 2.17356)
uegareo Ch 7 750,000} 070] 41 776.464}
[Angetes Cy 7] 660,000] 23,455] 4692] 328,150]
[Aurore 26 7800 900] 52,437] 10,487 7962.24
[Belanga City 12| 600,000] 47,040) ) 620,448]
festaan 5 7,750,000 50,940 70.1 SKIKE
[Bulacan 2] “4100,000] 716,897] 23.775] “a 2a2677
[Catanatuan Cry Zz 7,100,000] 31,297) 6258 1.137.546]
[Gapan Cit 17] '850,000] 24.636] 4.526]
Malolos Cty 18 '900,000] 25.638] 5.128
Munoz Science Giy 17] 850,000] 24.461 4832
Nueva Eee 712 $600,000] 7e2,148| 32.430}
nape Cy 76] ‘300,000 23.515] 4,703
Pampanga: 38] 7% 400,000) 127,688] 5,538]
San Ferando Ci 19 350,000] 27,832] 5,568
n Jose dei Monte Ci 75) "750,000| 21.784] 4.357]
aac 76) 3,800,000] 1081929] 21.966}
aria Cy 23 7400 000] 40,386] 8.077]
[Zambales 31 550,000[ 73.704] 14,741
rAL- RO E 3 76,
[Antipolo Ci 73] 960,000] 26.801 5.300]
Batangas 708 5.300.000] 753,376] 30.675}
[Batangas Ci 2 7,250,000] 35,621 7.124
[caiamba Cry 23] 1,150, 32.735] 6547]
[Cavite a 3,400,000] 98,464] 19.683] 351657]
[Cavite Ci 700,000] 22,823} 4.565) 727 388]
Laguna I 7,300,000] 96,204] 19.259] FaT5 559
ipa Cay 73] '950,000] 28.200] 5.640] 363,840]
[Lucena Gay 20 7000 900] 29,285] 5.859] 7035.15
fauezon 743 7,150,000] 208,060| 41,612] 7.399873]
Ral 46 2,300,000) 68 927| 13 385] 2,380 313
San Pablo Cy 23 %150,000f 33,768] 6754 7.190522
[sta Rosa City 16] ‘800,000 73.374] 4675 828,049]
Fanavan Ciy 77] 50,000] 25.171 5,034 360,205}
Page 20f5[Calapan City
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7034 652
[Marinduque
2.173.830]
[Oceidental Mindoro
ERE
[orienta winder
4.035.213
Patawan
Puerto Princesa Cy
i
a
35
za
23
26 x x
[cane 73 3.900.000} 713.107] 22601] 4.005,
[aumares zr %,350.000) 39480] 7809 7,397 369
ico 767| 8,350,000] 243.003] 48.601 Bia fod
oie Oy Zz 1.160.000] sez] 629] “190 64
[Kabankalan Cy ZT 7/350,000] 39.941] 7,985 11387 39]
[Le Caneta Cry 7 ‘0.000] 24570] 4914 379.84]
INegios Occierial 713 550,000} ie e35] 32907 547 560
Passi Cty 21 “,060,000] ~ 30.136| 6.027 7,086 163
owas Gy ZI 7,150,000] 33507] 6 701 7190-208
Sagny Cty 2 7-300,000] 37,180] 7.436 13446516
[Sen Caries Giy E 1-300,000] 37715] 7.543 134 259
siay cy 72 + 700,000] 22150] 60a 713391009
TOTAL a f at
Bais cy Zz 7,100,000] 1.471] 6.284 TST 765
Bayavan Ci Zi 7-150,000] 33,824] 6765 1190.55]
[Bo90 cit “al “roa cof 2r.0ri| 4214] “75.285
Bone 753 75000) 222,841] a4 569] T3t7-46]
acer Oh 21 “(060 000) 31,135 627] 987,362
bu 7 8.200.000) 238,566| ar 313} 3,487.75
ein Oh ZT 7.380.000] 39.543] 7.909 1,397,452
[Daneo ci 21 7.050; zat] 5.599 1,085.57}
[Dumaguete Gay aa] 0; 2704 5.157 S054
[Gunuingan Cy 5 7,300,000] 37398] 7.479] Tear
apy Lapu City 20 7,960,000 29.130] 5.626 7.034 36
[Mandave City “3 00,000) 26.882] 5370] 332722
[Negros Orenta Es 450.000] 28512] 25 02] 608 475
Siaujor 23] “L150.000] 52841] 6568] REE)
[Tagbiaran Ci a 700,000] 19.965] 3.983 723,59
[Tatsay Cty 78) 200 000} — 26,760] 5,356] 352.13]
Fangay Cy 19) 950,000] —27,972| 5594 353,507
edo City 22 7-T0o.000] 321505] “eso 7139005
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sea Peete]
sion Total
Wo. of Recipient SM Orant amoung
Schools | (Php 60,000/sch,) | PWviion | Relon
TAL=ROWT Ber s.080,000] — tar Taso] sao
Biren ET 7,550,000] 45.320] 9064] 7,604 365]
abayog Oly 36 1-800,000] 52.619] 10.464 ‘+952901
Easier Samar ai “4060 000) 117,167] 23429] 74,150 600}
eve 785] 9.50; 269,510] 59.929 9157309}
Maes iy 22 4.100.000] ——at7i7] 6.349 4,128,050
Note Samar a 4550 000] 132.591] 65a] 709,109]
iy 24 7,200,000} —~ 34,836] 6 967| 4.247.809
Samar 715 3,750 000) 67857 33571 395.4
Southern Leyla Es 2800 00) 206] 16259 2.997 556
Fraciban Ci 20 000,000] 28/000 —— 5.802 ‘osaei1
OTAL-ROTE | Fi s00, BIT Tes, Bsss.5e4
[Papier Ca ZI 100,000] 1.4521 6250 Tara
Dicciog Cay aa 50,000] 27 805| 5577 223 469
sabes Gry z3 71150 900) 32.828] 6, 7189.334
Pagadian Cay 23 7,180,000] 33,235] 6 6a7 7169 860
[Zamboanga Ciy ai 2.060 000} 591521 11,924] 221 545
[Zamboanga de Noe 770 35500 000} 159,729] 31346] 3.691 675}
[Zamboanga del Sur +7 5,850,000 6,054 43]
[Zamboanga Siu ai “4,050,000 4.190801
FOTAL- RO pas, s34
Boiednen 3278476]
n de 00 GH 1,397,389
[comguin +536 105
cingoog Cay 71397 395
Nigan Gy 755,759
Lanao de Nae 3362864
seri Oooderta 3.105 008
Misamis Oneria
requis Cay
[Oram City
[fangub Cty
aenca hy
FAL -ROXT
[Compostela Vey 3.415 25]
[Davao ci 3.250823]
Davac ce ore 2225251
Davao det Sur 329,360
Davao Ornta 2.996 65]
Digos Cay ‘034.678
sand Garden Cay of Samal 5,190,761
cronadal Cy
Noth Cotsbato
Srangari
South Cotabato
Suan Kucarat
racurong Ci
[Agusan de Nore
[Agusan ce Sur 41396271
Bisig ci 7,169,757
uaven Ci +500 729
Dinogat ind 151,70]
siegao 7.552.864
[Surigao Cy 1,242,427
Suigao et Noe 7953.36]
Suigeo del Sur 3828 325)Division
asian
School Grant
Program Management Fund
No, of Recipiont
Schools
Division
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Laman Ci
Lanao del Sur=TA 2.017567)
Lanao del Sur=IB. 2.173.080}
Lenao del Sur, 2.320 184)
[Lanao del Sur 8 7501 194
Maguindaneo 2742 819)
[Macaw Cty z ‘382,622
[Shariff Kabunsuan 5 7,950,723}
fsuut 15.154 2,690,921
[Sulu 14, 2,586,427]
ravi Taw, 75,026] 2,690,574]
75.307] 2.74 844)
11.275] 217.653
5,690] 034,167]
20,300 3,621 803}
14,400] 2,586 306}
76.012] 2.690.073]
73,080] 2.483.935)
TO707 7z874,208|
7.135] 7258.11
4325 775.950)
4275] "775,648
5.837] 035,023
3511 621,065]
749 7344 949
Marina Cry 3.683] 672.085
Murtiniupa Cy 3715] (672.289
Paranaque Cty "723,765
Pasay City
Pasig Cty and San Juan
[Quezon City
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[Valerzusla Ci
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Expenditure Items:
41+ Supplies and materials (for devt of supplementary IMs)
2- Supplies and materials for science labs (15% or less, for secondary only)
3+ Food and supplies for school feeding (15% or less, elem only)
4 Medical and dental supplies (inc. weighing scale for elem only)
5 - Meals during meetings and school-based teacher trainings (10% or less, elem only)
6 - Reproduction cost of teaching and learning materials (per DO nos. 1128119, s. 2009)
7 - Minor repairs of school furniture (15% or less)
8 - Library supplies (10% or less, for secondary only)
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Date:
Date:ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
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PROGRAM SUPPORT FUND
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Objectives Target Outputs| Proposed Activities | Schedule| Performance | 7210008 ture items Estimated Key Persons Involved
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