SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

School and
San Jose High School, District 9
District
Title of Sorting Out Our Trash: A San Jose High School Initiative - Bringing Awareness
Innovation to the Importance of Proper Waste Management and Recycling
Target
Junior and Senior High School Students of San Jose High School
Clients
Duration January – June 2023

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAM

Sorting Out Our Trash: A San Jose High School Initiative - Bringing Awareness to the
Importance of Proper Waste Management and Recycling is a comprehensive program designed
to educate students, faculty, staff, and the wider community about the critical need for proper
waste management and recycling.

Through this program, San Jose High School aims to create awareness and promote sustainable
practices to ensure a cleaner, healthier environment for ourselves and future generations. The
program will cover a wide range of topics related to waste management, including waste
reduction, waste segregation, recycling, composting, and proper disposal techniques.

The program will consist of a series of interactive workshops, presentations, and activities that
will provide a comprehensive understanding of the topic. Experts in waste management and
recycling will be invited to share their knowledge and experience with the students, faculty, staff,
and the wider community.

Students will be encouraged to take an active role in the program by participating in group
activities, developing and implementing waste reduction and recycling initiatives, and spreading
awareness to their families and friends. Faculty and staff will also be encouraged to lead by
example by promoting sustainable practices in their classrooms and offices.

The program will culminate in a school-wide event that will showcase the achievements and
efforts of the students, faculty, staff, and the wider community in waste reduction and recycling.
This event will also provide an opportunity to engage with local businesses and organizations
involved in waste management and recycling.

By participating in Sorting Out Our Trash: A San Jose High School Initiative - Bringing
Awareness to the Importance of Proper Waste Management and Recycling, students, faculty,
staff, and the wider community will gain a deeper understanding of the importance of sustainable
waste management practices. We hope that this program will inspire individuals to take action
and make a positive impact on the environment, both locally and globally.
LEGAL BASES OF THE PROGRAM
Sorting Out Our Trash: A San Jose High School Initiative - Bringing Awareness to the
Importance of Proper Waste Management and Recycling is a school program that is mandated
by several legal bases set forth by the Philippine government and the Department of Education
(DepEd).

Republic Act 9003, also known as the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000,
mandates the proper disposal of solid waste and the promotion of waste reduction and recycling.
This law recognizes the need for sustainable waste management practices and the role of local
government units in implementing waste management programs.

DepEd Order No. 44, s. 2015, also known as the Guidelines on the Enhanced School
Improvement Planning (SIP) Process and the School Report Card (SRC) requires schools to
incorporate environmental concerns, such as solid waste management, in their annual plans. This
order aims to promote the integration of environmental education in the curriculum and instill a
sense of responsibility among students for the environment.

The program will cover various topics related to waste management, including waste segregation,
composting, recycling, and proper disposal techniques. Through a series of interactive
workshops, presentations, and activities, students will learn about the negative impact of waste
on the environment and the importance of proper waste management practices.

The program will also promote community involvement by inviting experts in waste management
and recycling to share their knowledge and experiences with the students, faculty, staff, and the
wider community. Students will be encouraged to take an active role in the program by
developing and implementing waste reduction and recycling initiatives and spreading awareness
to their families and friends.

The program will culminate in a school-wide event that will showcase the achievements and
efforts of the students, faculty, staff, and the wider community in waste reduction and recycling.
By participating in Sorting Out Our Trash: A San Jose High School Initiative - Bringing
Awareness to the Importance of Proper Waste Management and Recycling, the school
community will contribute to the goal of promoting sustainable practices in waste management
and instilling a sense of responsibility for the environment among the younger generation.
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAM
1. To educate students on the importance of proper waste management and recycling practices in
order to instill a sense of responsibility for the environment among the younger generation.

2. To promote community involvement in waste management and recycling initiatives by inviting

experts in the field to share their knowledge and experiences with the students, faculty, staff, and
the wider community.

3. To encourage students to take an active role in the program by developing and implementing
waste reduction and recycling initiatives and spreading awareness to their families and friends.

4. To integrate environmental education in the curriculum and incorporate environmental

concerns, such as solid waste management, in the school's annual plans in accordance with
DepEd Order No. 44, s. 2015.

5. To contribute to the goal of promoting sustainable practices in waste management and reducing
the negative impact of waste on the environment.

Activity Timeline Personnel Needed Description

Solid Waste
Orientation A presentation on the program's goals,
August Management
on Solid objectives, and implementation strategies
2022 Chairman, Focal
Waste to orient the school community on the
Person
Management importance of proper waste management
Program and recycling.
The Vice Chairman will oversee the
selection of team members (teachers) to
Formation
Solid Waste form solid waste management teams per
of Solid
August Management Vice grade level. Each team will be composed
Waste
2022 Chairman, Team of a team leader and members who will
Management
Members monitor, evaluate and report the waste
Teams
management practices in their assigned
area.
The program will be launched by setting
up recycling bins in strategic areas within
Solid Waste
Launching the school. The Chairman and Focal
September Management
of Recycling Person will ensure that the school
2022 Chairman, Focal
Program community is informed of the types of
Person
waste that can be recycled and the proper
way of segregating them.
The waste audit will be conducted by the
solid waste management teams to
Solid Waste
determine the types and quantities of
Conduct of October Management Vice
waste generated in their assigned areas.
Waste Audit 2022 Chairman, Team
The audit will provide a baseline data that
Members
will be used to evaluate the effectiveness
of the program's implementation.
A workshop will be conducted to train the
solid waste management teams on proper
Workshop
Solid Waste waste segregation and recycling. The
on Waste
November Management Chairman and Team Members will
Segregation
2022 Chairman, Team facilitate the workshop, which will
and
Members include lectures, discussions, and actual
Recycling
practice on waste segregation and
recycling
The solid waste management teams will
monitor and evaluate the waste
Monitoring management practices in their assigned
and Solid Waste areas. The Vice Chairman and Team
December
Evaluation Management Vice Members will provide guidance and
2022 –
of Waste Chairman, Team support to ensure that the teams are
May 2023
Management Members effectively carrying out their roles and
Practices responsibilities. Regular reports will be
submitted to the Solid Waste Management
Chairman for consolidation and analysis.
Advocacy he advocacy campaign aims to raise
Campaign Solid Waste awareness on the importance of proper
on Solid Management waste management and recycling not only
January
Waste Chairman, Focal within the school but also in the wider
2023
Management Person, Team community. The Chairman, Focal Person
and Members and Team Members will work together to
Recycling develop advocacy materials and activities,
 such as poster making, essay writing
contest, and outreach programs.
The integration of solid waste
management program in the curriculum
aims to incorporate the values of
Integration
Solid Waste environmental responsibility and
of Solid
February - Management sustainability in the students' learning
Waste
April Chairman, Focal experiences. The Chairman, Focal Person,
Management
2023 Person, Team and Team Members will collaborate with
Program in
Members the Curriculum Committee to identify
Curriculum
subject areas and topics where the solid
waste management program can be
integrated.
Recognition
e culminating activity of the program is
and
the recognition and awarding ceremony
Awarding Solid Waste
for outstanding waste management
Ceremony Management
practices. The Chairman, Focal Person,
for May 2023 Chairman, Focal
and Team Members will coordinate with
Outstanding Person, Team
the School Administration to organize the
Waste Members
ceremony and identify the criteria for
Management
selecting the awardees.
Practices