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Name of the School: San Nicolas National High School School ID: 300028 Name of the School Head: Eliza C. Vedania
Date Submitted: October 28, 2019 Date of Implementation: November 2019
A. RATIONALE
In line with the implementation of Republic Act No. 10533, or the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013, the Department of
Education (DepEd) issues the enclosed policy on The Learning Action Cell (LAC) as a K to 12 Basic Education Program School-Based Continuing
Professional Development Strategy for the Improvement of Teaching and Learning.
Through this policy, the DepEd fully supports the continuing professional development of its teaching personnel based on the
principle of lifelong learning and DepEd’s commitment to the development of teacher’s potential aimed towards their success in the
profession. This can be done through the school-based LAC, which primarily functions as professional learning community for teachers that
will help them improve practice and learner achievement.
San Nicolas National High School(SNNHS) recognizes that the quality of learning is greatly influenced by the quality of teaching.
Successful teaching is a result of the systematic use of appropriate strategies for delivering and assessing the learning objectives targeted for
each lesson. In view of this SNNHS conducted LAC session to serve its purpose.
B. Overview
This LAC plan focuses on honing teachers in their environmental awareness. Conscious of the fact that education is key to awareness and
action to protect our dying Earth and the guaranteed rights of our people to a balanced and healthful ecology, a law, Republic Act No. 9512,
Note: 1. If LAC Plan is prepared by a teacher or a department head, school head will also sign prepared by.
2. Accomplish in 3 copies (1 receiving copy, 1 approved copy for CID, 1 approved copy for SH)
RO1-SDOIN-CID-IMS-F16-02-00
Effectivity Date: 21Jun2019
known as the “National Environmental Awareness and Education Act of 2008”, required the integration of environmental education in all
courses and in all academic institutions, whether formal or nonformal.
Section 3 of the law provides that “The Department of Education (DepEd), the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), the
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), in coordination
with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and other relevant
agencies, shall integrate environmental education in its school curricula at all levels, whether public or private, including in barangay
daycare, preschool, nonformal, technical vocational, professional level, indigenous learning and out-of-school youth courses or programs.”
C. Objectives
1. acquire fundamental skills and knowledge about to the environment with its allied problems.
2. raise awareness on the different environmental protection and conservation programs and projects implemented in the school and
community
3. obtain basic understanding on humanity’s critically responsible presence and role in solving environmental problems.
4. acquire values of concern on the environment and the motivation for actively participating in solving environmental problems
Name of School: SAN NICOLAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Name of the School Head: ELIZA C. VEDANIA
Date Submitted: October 29, 2019 Date of Implementation: November, 2019
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
(Title)
The threats of LAC Leader: Eliza C. Vedania Novemb 2,500 Canteen At least 85% of the 79 SHS
environmental Facilitator: Crisanta Dumlao er 14, Funds and JHS teachers shall have
degradation and Documenter: Lorelyn 2019 acquired knowledge on the
its impact on Ramos/Emelyn V. Cudapas threats of environmental
human well- Resource Speaker: degradation and its impact
being, Shirley Tolentino on human well-being,
Accommodation: Rhoda G. Ulep
Members: Head Teachers,
All JHS and SHS Teachers
The responsibility LAC Leader: Eliza C. Vedania Novemb 2,500 Canteen At least 85% of the 79 SHS
of the citizenry to Facilitator: Rhoda Ulep er 21, Funds and JHS teachers shall have
the environment Documenter: Lorelyn 2019 acquired knowledge on the
and the value of Ramos/Crisanta Dumlao responsibility of the citizenry
conservation, Resource Speaker: to the environment and the
protection and Shirley Godoy value of conservation,
rehabilitation of Accommodation: Rhoda G. Ulep protection and rehabilitation
natural resources Members: Head Teachers, of natural resources
All JHS and SHS Teachers
The environment LAC Leader: Eliza C. Vedania Novemb 2,500 Canteen At least 85% of the 79 SHS
in the context of Facilitator: Emelyn Cudapas er 28, Funds and JHS teachers shall have
sustainable Documenter: Lorelyn 2019 acquired knowledge on the
development Ramos/Crisanta Dumlao: environmental context of
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Effectivity Date: 21Jun2019
C. EVALUATION Evaluation on the LAC Leader: Eliza C. Vedania Novemb 2,500 Canteen The LAC sessions shall have
successes and Facilitator: Rhoda G. Ulep er 28, Funds been successfully evaluated
failures of the Members: Head Teachers, 2019 and implemented the
sessions All JHS and SHS Teachers environmental awareness in
Giving of the school and community
impressions and .
lessons learned
Giving
suggestions and
recommendations
Prepared by:
ELIZA C. VEDANIA
School Principal IV
APPROVED:
VILMA D. EDA, CESO V
Schools Division Superintendent