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Chapter 1
Introduction
Every school organization presents their own statement of Vision, Mission and Core Values,
intended specifically to the students that are enrolled. These consist of statements that can be
considered as strategic towards the students, as it incorporates the different aspirations for
school, what must be accomplished and what are its ways to accomplish. These are among the
first steps towards developing success in school organization, in which it helps the students by
providing direction and clarity among its overall aims and objectives.
This study specifies the awareness and acknowledgement of the Vision, Mission and Core
Values of the students of Divine Word College of Bangued. Just like other research, it will state
Students – the students will be aware of their surroundings and themselves, which they
will know that the Vision, Mission and Core Values are significant for them to be
applied.
Parents – It will give them access to finance valuable resources such as printings and
laptop to effectively support their children, and empower them to pursue lifelong learning
Teachers – they will be provided with an overview of the steps planned, through which
they provide students a clear and effective guide to achieve success on their research.
School Administrators – they will provide support to the student’s needs in terms of
Future Researchers – they will be assessed in making future researches related to the
This study will only be limited to the awareness and acknowledgement of the Grade 11 students
with regards to the vision, mission and core values of Divine Word College of Bangued. The
studies involving any other related topics outside of this research will not be included. Other
RRL:
- Additional desirable characteristics for mission statements include being clear and
the organization’s competence, and inspiring personnel. That is, the mission statement
must commit the organization to specific results rather than only to engaging in specific
- In addition to this, Marlott (2003) stated that, for a mission statement to be effective, it
must clearly specify both the constituency that the organization serves and how this
important for a school. These are as follows; (1) Guides the thinking and actions of
school employees. When the whole school adopts and interprets the vision and mission
statements clearly, they can channel and focus their time and energy on taking the school
forward, rather than just worrying about justifying the soundness of what is being done.
(2) Helps determine and develop performance standards. School vision and mission
standards and measurements. (3) Helps attract appropriate talent. Interviews and
hiring processes in schools can become easier with standard vision and mission
statements. The school can align required behaviour, characteristics, and skills to design
and conduct interviews. (4) Provides context and reduces friction during
reallocation of tasks and resources, a clear vision and mission can give some context to
reduce the stress of adapting to change. (5) Inspire people to be focused and
productive. A well-created vision and mission statement can act as a motivating factor
for the school and its subordinates. (6) Facilitates collaboration with teams. A school
with a common goal towards vision and mission can work together in teams with a
positive team spirit. (7) Helps with public relations. Since the school functions around
the vision and mission, there will be consistency between what happens inside and what
is communicated outside. Keeping the school and its public image in sync gives its public
identity greater solemnity. (8) Provides a stable framework that can outlast internal
changes. When vision and mission become an integral part of the school, the functioning
legacy will continue to be consistent even if there are internal changes like leadership
changes, replacement of school staff and teachers, etc. Adversities can be handled
smoothly and the school can grow stronger and more efficient.