J ACTION-RESEARCH-SHS

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Caraga Administrative Region
Division of Butuan City
TALIGAMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Taligaman, Butuan City
Integration of Communication Mechanism into the

Computer-Aided Attendance Tracking System
as Intervention Program for the Students
At-Risk of Dropping Out
(SARDO)
Jay O. Directo, Researcher

May 2018
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ABSTRACT
“Education is for all. What the United Nations says is that no one should be left
behind in progress and in education and in health,” Education Secretary Leonor Briones
vowed to strengthen government efforts to ensure that no student is left behind.
Taligaman National High School is inspired to this drive of the DepEd and steps
forward to embattle any form of hindrances towards its goals, like school dropouts.
TNHS Senior High School had once a high dropout rate of 4.3%. in S.Y. 2016 – 2017.
These figures were puzzling since in the School Form (SF) 2 or Monthly
Attendance reports of the class advisers, they gave “exceptional”, nearly perfect
attendance records in every month throughout the school years. It is contrary to the
observation that dropouts do not happen instantly. Regardless of reason, chronic
absence is identified as an important “early warning sign” that a student is at risk for
school failure and early dropout (Baker, 2001).
The school took a move of automating the process of monitoring the students’
attendance by utilizing computer programs and applications. The main purpose was to
get reliable data of attendance in contrast to the uncertain attendance records mostly
kept by student-class monitors.
With this new attendance monitoring system, Students At-Risk of Dropping Out
(SARDO) were identified and diagnosed at an early stage; and necessary intervention
program could be done to save them and sent back into the rosters of performing
students.
The intervention program imbedded into the computer-aided attendance
monitoring program was the communication mechanism. This system was basically
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used in sending immediate feedback to the parents about their children’s attendance
through text messages. They were informed whether their children came on time, late or
absent.
The intervention program offered promising results; it improved the percentage of
attendance and reduced tardiness of Senior High School students.
The average percentage of attendance of the SHS in the 2nd semester of SY
2017-2018 was increased from 82.52% to 94.67%.
The average percentage of tardiness in the 2nd semester of SY 2017-2018 was
decreased from 27.88% to 18.67%. While the average percentage of On-Time comers
was increased from 54.64% to 74.93%.
The dropout rate of SHS this SY 2017-2018 was reduced from 4.30% to 0.62%.
All these positive results were all associated to the regular feedback, in the form text
message, to parents about the daily attendance of their children.
Keywords: education for all, high dropout, chronic absence, early warning sign, SARDO,
Student at-risk of dropping out, computer-aided, attendance monitoring, communication,
feedback, text message
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This study would not have been possible without the financial support of the
Basic Education Research Fund (BERF) of the Department of Education. The
researcher is especially indebted to Dr. Beatriz G. Torno, Regional Director of Deped
Region XIII- Caraga; Dr. Amelia P. Givertz, Regional Chief Education Supervisor in
Policy, Planning & Research Division; Dr. Caroline I. Guerta, Regional Education
Program Supervisor in Policy, Planning & Research Division; Mr. Romeo O. Aprovechar,
Schools Division Superintendent of Butuan City Division; and Mrs. Loinda S. Guerta,
Division Senior Education Program Specialist in Planning & Research. They boost the
researcher’s confidence, facilitated the approval to conduct this action research, and
granted with research fund, which not every researcher had the opportunity to receive.
The researcher is grateful to all of those with whom he has had the pleasure to
work with during this and other related projects. Each of the members of the Taligaman
National High School Continuous Improvement (CI) Team: Dr. Donald D. Orbillos, their
coach, Mrs. Ruth A. Castromayor, school principal, Mr. Jonas F. Saldia, his Assistant
Team Leader, Mr. Jessie H. Daug, Record Keeper, Maryanne G. Apostol, documenter,
and Mr. Melvin C. Cabonegro, ICT Specialist, who provided with extensive personal and
professional guidance and taught him a great deal about both research and life in
general.
Nobody has been more important to him in the pursuit of this project than the
members of his family, his wife and two daughters.
Most importantly, to God for orchestrating everything to happen. To Him be all
the glory!
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Table of Contents
Title Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i
Abstract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii
Acknowledgment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iv
Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v
I. Context and Rationale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
II. Action Research Questions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
III. Proposed Innovation, Intervention & Strategy . . . . . . . . . . . 5
IV. Action Research Methods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

a. Participants and/or other sources of data and information
b. Data Gathering Methods
c. Data Analysis Utilized
V. Discussion of Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
a. Findings .
b. Reflection
VI. References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Annexes:
1: Declaration of Anti-Plagiarism & Absence of Conflict of Interest . . . . 24
2: Letter of Consent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
3: Instrument/Tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
4: Time Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
5. Cost Estimates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
6. Plans for Dissemination and Utilization . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
7. Pictorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
Curriculum Vitae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
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I. CONTEXT AND RATIONALE
The Senior High School of Taligaman National High School had just started in
SY 2016-2017 and yet quite traditional and injudicious in dealing with old issue like high
dropout. Records of the Grade 11 advisers presented high attendance turnout every
month, as reflected in their SF2 submitted to Records In-charge; but startlingly they
reported 4.3% dropout rate at the end of the school year, which is equivalent to eight (8)
dropouts.
The newly hired SHS teachers were noticed to have not effectively kept records
of their students and failed to communicate classroom problems to the parents. In short,
students were not properly monitored and parents had very little involvement to school
matters.
It was the desire of the researcher to improve the monitoring system of the
students, and help the teachers along the process by introducing technology. In this
way, the school could get real-time and reliable records of attendance, and quickly
identified the SARDOs; subsequently necessary actions and interventions could be done
to save them.
A direct linkage between the parent and the school was established through the
communication mechanism which was put up by the researcher basically to inform them
about the whereabouts of their children.
The intention of this intervention is to draw support from the parents in resolving
school problems like absenteeism, tardiness, and high dropout rate.
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The premise of the intention is the idea that the success of the students does not
only depend on the efforts of the teachers nor of the students themselves. The
involvement of the parents to school matters facilitates the development of the students
and crucial to solving of problems.
A survey made in 2010 by Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services
and Skills (OFSTED) affirmed that the relationship between the teacher, their pupils and
their parents is critical to effective teaching and learning. “Just as the quality of teaching
and leadership in schools is the key determinant of educational attainment, so the
degree and quality of engagement that parents have with their child’s learning is a
crucial factor outside the school environment”.
Redding (2004) also mentioned in his research that parental involvement in
school decision-making contributes to modest but significant achievement gains.
Interventions which involve parents not just as recipients but as active partners often
provide evidence of benefits for both parents and children.
According to one of the articles of American Federation of Teachers in their
website Reading Rockets, the better way to reach out the parents is the establishment of
communication system. If the form of communication is effective it does not only build
school-family partnership but also constitute the foundation for all other forms of family
involvement in education.
Effective communication system benefits the parents, students, and teachers.
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Positive parent-school communications benefit parents. The manner in which
schools communicate and interact with parents affects the extent and quality of parents’
home involvement with their children’s learning.
Substantial evidence also exists showing that parent involvement benefits
students, including raising their academic achievement. There are other advantages for
children when parents become involved — namely, increased motivation for learning,
improved behavior, more regular attendance, and a more positive attitude about
homework and school in general.
Research shows that parental involvement can free teachers to focus more on
the task of teaching children. Also, by having more contact with parents, teachers learn
more about students’ needs and home environment, which is information they can apply
toward better meeting those needs. Parents who are involved tend to have a more
positive view of teachers, which results in improved teacher morale.
It is on these grounds that this research is anchored. The study would create a
linkage between parents and school through the communication system that is put up in
bundle with the attendance tracking system programmed by the researcher.
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II. ACTION RESEARCH QUESTIONS
The major concern of this study is to determine the effect of integrating the
communication mechanism into the attendance monitoring system developed by the
researcher as intervention program for the SARDOs.
More specifically, this study attempts to answer the following questions:
1. How can the communication mechanism into the computer-aided attendance
tracking system be designed?
2. How effective is the use of communication mechanism into the computer-aided
attendance tracking system in:
a. Increasing students’ daily attendance
b. reducing tardiness
c. reducing dropout
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III. INNOVATION, INTERVENTION, AND STRATEGY
Discrepancy in recording often occurs in School Form 2 (SF2) or the School
Register wherein the classroom adviser records his/her list of students and monitor their
daily attendance.
In many cases, the process of recording was modified; either the teacher created
a separate recording for daily attendance and finalized the records once transferred to
the SF2 at the end of the month or delegated the task to student-class monitor.
What was noticeable was that the actual number of students in the classroom did
not match to the recordings. In other words, the data in the SF2 was not reliable;
students’ attendance was not properly monitored. SARDOs were plausibly convertible to
dropouts.
The first aim of this study was to get the reliable data of attendance of all
students. This was done by utilizing computer-aided attendance tracking system. A
program was developed by the researcher which would capture the student’s identity
once he/she entered into the school premise. In this way, all records of attendance of the
whole school were accounted for. It was also designed to quickly identify those students
who committed multiple absences and tardiness in a week and month. Class advisers
were given printed copies of attendance with highlights of potential SARDOs as their
reference in counterchecking their records of SF2.
However, these were just preliminary steps in getting reliable data. The actual
intervention to address the attendance-related problems was the involvement of parents.
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Another computer-aided program was developed and integrated into the
attendance tracking system to facilitate the communication to parents about their
children’s attendance status. The researcher believed that texting the parents about their
children’s attendance was helpful in monitoring process. In this way, the parents become
the partner of the school in addressing problem of absenteeism, tardiness, and high
dropouts.
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IV. ACTION RESEARCH METHOD
A. The Participants
The respondents of the study were all the 317 students from the 10 sections of
Grade 11 and Grade 12 of Senior High School for the second semester of SY 2017-
2018.
B. Data Gathering Method
The researcher utilized the data gathered from the computer-aided attendance
tracking system developed by the researcher. The progress of the data from the time the
intervention program started was monitored and analyzed until the end of the second
semester.
The consolidated attendance records from the intervention program were used to
determine whether constant and regular feedback to parents affected, improved, or not,
whether the percentage of the attendance of the school reduced or increased tardiness,
and whether the dropout rate of Senior High School reduced or increased at the end of
the school year.
The dropout rate of the Senior High School for this school year was compared to
the dropout rate last SY 2016-2017 which was only comprising Grade 11.
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C. Data Analysis Utilized
The research study is descriptive in nature, specifically descriptive correlational.
It is descriptive correlational since it seeks to determine whether constant and
regular feedback to parents would significantly influence the percentage of the
attendance of the students in school, reduce tardiness, encourage to come to school
early, and reduce dropout rate of the school at the end of the school year.
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V. DISCUSSION OF RESULTS AND REFLECTION
The researcher was inspired to the efficient product inventory system of the
commercial department stores using barcode scanner as input device. When a costumer
buy something, the cashier would just swipe the product into the scanner and an
inventory list of products is viewed into the computer monitor with corresponding price
tags. A quick total amount to be paid is also shown. This soft copy of transaction then is
printed as receipt.
The Design
He thought of using the same concept in capturing students’ attendance by
issuing them barcoded IDs which they would swipe upon entering the school premise
into the computer-aided attendance monitoring system installed near the campus main
gate.
Through this, their attendances were automatically recorded and sorted by
section reflecting their time of entry to school. It had the features of consolidating the
accumulated attendance, and highlighting the figures of absences and tardiness if they
exceeded to the maximum in a week and month. Three (3) absences and five (5)
tardiness in a week were considered excessive and regarded as tell-tail sign that the
student is going to be a SARDO.
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The data taken from the attendance monitoring system project were used in
extracting the contact number of the SARDOs’ parents. Another programmed MS Excel
file was used to create customized Cebuano text messages to corresponding contacts
specially for those who had come to school on time or late. Customized messages for
the absent students were also computer generated. Cebuano was the chosen medium
of communication since the target of these messages were the parents living in the
locality dominantly Visayan speakers.
The communication system was the actual intervention program in this study. It
was also a Microsoft Excel-based computer program wherein its primary function was to
send bulk of text messages to target clients; in this case, the parents of the Senior High
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School Students using USB stick GSM modem as sender. In few clicks, all the sorted
computer generated and customized Cebuano text messages were sent to the clients
with two seconds interval, as an average.
Text messages were in Cebuano since it was requested by parents during the
focus group discussion together with the researcher since some of them have not even
graduated in the elementary and claimed not good at English.
Sending of messages pertaining to attendance was done twice a day, one in the
morning and one in the afternoon. All parents received text messages depending on
whether their children arrived on time, late, or absent. Samples of text messages are
given:
“Si Juan Dela Cruz niabot sa eskwelahan ganinang 7:29 sa buntag.”
(Juan Dela Cruz arrived at school at 7:29 AM)
“Si Juan Dela Cruz niabot sa eskwelahan ganinang 7:31 sa buntag. Late siya
niabot.” (Juan Dela Cruz arrived at school at 7:31 AM. He’s late)
“Si Juan Dela Cruz absent/wala naka-swipe karong buntaga. Palihog paki-follow-
up.” (Juan Dela Cruz is absent/did not swipe for attendance this morning. Please follow-
up)
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The embedded Communication System also generated customized Cebuano
text messages and sent bulk of text messages to the parents of the presumed SARDOs
on weekly basis, advising them to meet the adviser with their kids for counseling. They
received text messages like these:
“Si Juan Dela Cruz adunay 3 ka absences karong semanaha. Pakigkita sa iyang
adviser sa Lunes.” (Juan Dela Cruz committed 3 absences this week.
Please meet his adviser on Monday)
“Si Juan Dela Cruz adunay 6 ka tardiness karong semanaha. Pakigkita sa iyang
adviser sa Lunes.” (Juan Dela Cruz committed 6 tardiness this week.
Please meet his adviser on Monday)
Class advisers were also given printouts of attendance of their respective
sections in weekly and monthly bases so they would be informed about the data and
whose kids had exceeded their absences and tardiness to the minimum. The guidance
teacher and principal were always updated about the development of the program and
gave reinforcement in the implementation.
The researcher facilitated the schedule of meeting of parents to the advisers, but
the class advisers were the ones who conducted the actual counselling with the
students.
In this study, it was insured the parents were well-informed about the attendance
of their children and alarmed them if their children were becoming at-risk of dropping out.
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On Students’ Daily Attendance
The succeeding presentations were based on the data gathered from the five
months (November to March) of attendance monitoring of the five sections of Grade 11
and five sections of the Grade 12 Senior High School of Taligaman National High School
during the second semester of S.Y. 2017-2018 utilizing the systematic and computer
aided attendance monitoring system, integrated with communication system.
A detailed graphical presentation of the daily average attendance of the SHS is
presented on the next page which visualizes a fluctuating data from the first day of
implementation of the intervention project on November 6, 2017 to last day of monitoring
on March 28, 2018.
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Percentage
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Graph 1. Average Attendance of SHS in the Second Semester
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Days with no classes like holidays and suspension of classes due to bad weather
conditions were intentionally removed as they affect the records and analyses of the
study.
It is notable that on Mondays (Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 11,18…) and Fridays
(Nov. 10, 17, 24, Dec 8, 15, 12…) there were curving pattern of the attendance of the
students compare the middle days of the weeks which have better percentage of
attendance. According to the class advisers, some of their students were from distant
places and stayed in boarding houses; many of them were still travelling on Mondays on
the way to their respective boarding houses, and the same kids who were likely to go
home early on Fridays resulting to rhythmic pattern of absences or lower turnout of
attendance.
Based on record, December 22, 2017 had the lowest turnout of attendance,
since this was the last day of class before Christmas break; only few students brought
their barcoded ID cards or swiped their ID into the attendance monitoring system
resulting poor record of attendance; a record which did not actually represent the actual
number of students who reported to school.
Despite these fluctuating figures, it can be noticed that there is an increase of
average attendance on monthly bases as it is summed up in graph 2.
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Graph 2. Average Attendance of SHS on Monthly Bases in Percentage
96.00 94.67
94.00 93.81
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During the start of the implementation of the intervention program, the average
percentage of attendance for the month of November 2017 is 82.52%. Then, it steadily
increased in the succeeding months up to 94.67% in February 2018. There was a slight
downfall of figure in March 2018 which is only 93.81% as classes became informal.
These were the days after the final exams where students just come to school to
practice for their graduation ceremonies and submission of requirements.
An exact opposite match of the graph shown in Graph 3 pictured out the steady
downfall of figure of the monthly average absences committed by the SHS students
during the implementation of the intervention program.
In November 2017, the average percentage of absences is 17.48%; it has gone
down to 5.33% in February 2018. It is slightly up to 6.19% in March 2018.
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Graph 3. Average of Absences of SHS on Monthly Bases in Percentage
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The researcher associates the improvement of the attendance and the decrease
of absenteeism to the constant feedback to parents about their children’s attendance
through text messages. The students began to feel the necessity to report to school
because their parents would know if they didn’t come to school.
The project did not only lower down the absenteeism, but also upturn the data of
the students who were coming early to school as what are shown in graph 4 and graph
5.
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Graph 4. Average of On-Time Comers of SHS on Daily Bases in Percentages
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Although it also shows fluctuating figures, but there is a steady rising pattern of
students who were coming to school early, which is more evident if the average
percentage is taken on monthly basis.
Graph 5. Average of On-Time comers of SHS on Monthly Bases in Percentage

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Through the intervention program, the students started to develop time
consciousness, which was manifested by their responses. In March 2018, as an
average, 74.93% of the SHS students, who were present in attendance, arrived early at
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school in contrast to the early implementation of the program which is only 54.64%.
Since all parents were texted about their time of entry to school, and/or informed if they
didn’t arrive at school, students had no choice but to come to school early, or else they
would give explanation to their parents.
Graph 5. Average of Late comers of SHS on Monthly Bases in Percentage
30.00
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Even if the problem of tardiness was not totally eradicated, it was lowered to
about 18% of the present students through the intervention program. Some of the
students who were once used to come to school late, had changed their minds. The
intervention program is believed to have something to do with this.
On Dropouts
Last S.Y. 2016-2017, with only Grade 11 in SHS, the dropout of the school
reached to 8 individuals, that is equivalent to 4.30%. During the implementation of the
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intervention program to SHS with both Grades 11 & 12 this school year, the dropout rate
was reduced to 2 individuals or equivalent to 0.62%.
Table 1. Summary of Enrollment and Dropouts of SHS in Two School Year
GRADE 1ST 2nd DROPOUTS DROP

LEVEL M F T M F T M F T OUT %
SY 2016-17 GRADE 11 96 90 186 93 86 179 2 6 8 4.30
GRADE 11 89 68 157 84 70 154

SY 2017-18
GRADE 12 84 84 168 81 82 163
TOTAL 173 152 325 165 152 317 1 1 2 0.62
Taken from DepEd LIS
This significant reduction of dropout rate is associated by the researcher to the
integration of communication system into the attendance monitoring system.
Reflection
The overarching observation that the researcher had noted in this study was the
importance of involving the parents to school matters by establishing communication
with them. When the form of communication is effectively utilized, it builds stronger
school-family partnership.
With the communication system imbedded in the computer-aided attendance
monitoring system, the parents had become more vigilant to the whereabouts and
progress of their children. They began to embody and accept the bigger sense of
responsibility in encouraging, if not forcing, their children to come to school on time. The
project prompted them that it was not OK for their children to be late or absent.
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Receiving text messages twice a day alerted them to push their children to go to school
early and not be absent. They regarded the text messages from school as personalized
way of reaching them out. It connotes that the school is really concerned about the
welfare of their children.
Parents had also become more reactive to the feedbacks they received from the
school and recognize the benefits of linkage established through the communication
system that was installed. Based on testimonies of some of the students, their parents
reprimanded them as they arrived at home because of the text message their parents
received notifying them that they were marked late on text messages in coming to
school even just for a minute.
Some parents who responded to the invitation of meeting the class adviser were
very thankful about the intervention program. They testified that their worries were gone
every time they received text messages that their children had safely arrived at school. If
the text message informed them that they were absent or did not swipe the barcoded ID
into the system, their children would need a lengthy explanation to them as soon as they
reached home. They welcomed and trusted the system.
This study has determined that the constant and regular feedback to parents
significantly influenced the percentage of the attendance of the students in school,
reduce tardiness, encourage to come to school early, and reduce dropout rate of the
school at the end of the school year.
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SUMMARY OF DAILY ATTENDANCE
BY SECTION TAKEN FROM
COMPUTER-AIDED ATTENDANCE TRACKING SYSTEM
SECOND SEMESER
SY 2017-2018
27
DATE November 6, 2017
MONTHLY MORNING AFTERNOON SUMMARY
GRADE LEVEL/ SECTION ENROLL MENT
ON TIME LATE AM PRESENT AM ABSENT ON TIME LATE PM PRESENT PM ABSENT ON TIME LATE ABSENT
G11-THAILAND 23 9 5 14 9 14 3 17 6 12 4 7
G11-JAPAN 52 4 32 36 16 30 8 38 14 17 20 15
G11-S.KOREA 23 8 8 17 6 14 3 17 6 11 6 6
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 15 6 21 8 17 4 21 8 16 5 8
G11-VIETNAM 27 4 16 20 7 16 4 20 7 10 10 7
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 5 25 30 13 25 6 31 12 15 16 12
G12-BRAZIL 49 8 28 36 13 26 10 36 13 17 19 13
G12-RUSSIA 12 1 5 6 6 6 2 9 3 4 4 4
G12-CANADA 27 4 16 19 8 16 4 20 7 10 10 7
G12-USA 32 6 18 23 9 18 5 23 9 12 11 9
TOTAL 317 63 159 222 95 181 49 230 87 122 104 91

G11-THAILAND 23 7 11 18 5 7 11 18 5 7 11 5
G11-JAPAN 52 17 26 43 9 18 27 44 8 17 26 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 7 11 19 4 7 10 17 6 7 11 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 10 14 24 5 9 14 23 6 9 14 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 5 23 4 9 14 23 4 14 9 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 15 22 37 6 14 20 34 9 14 21 8
G12-BRAZIL 49 21 21 42 7 17 25 42 7 19 23 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 4 6 10 2 2 7 9 3 3 6 3
G12-CANADA 27 9 14 23 4 5 18 23 4 7 16 4
G12-USA 32 11 16 27 5 5 22 27 5 8 19 5
TOTAL 317 119 146 265 52 92 168 260 57 106 157 55

G11-THAILAND 23 8 12 19 4 14 5 19 4 11 8 4
G11-JAPAN 52 35 9 44 8 28 15 44 8 32 12 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 8 12 19 4 16 3 19 4 12 8 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 11 11 22 7 19 5 24 5 15 8 6
G11-VIETNAM 27 9 14 23 4 9 14 23 4 9 14 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 29 7 36 7 29 7 36 7 29 7 7
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 8 41 8 16 25 41 8 25 16 8
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 1 7 5 5 5 10 2 6 3 3
G12-CANADA 27 18 4 22 5 9 14 23 4 14 9 4
G12-USA 32 21 5 27 5 20 6 27 5 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 178 82 260 57 167 99 266 51 173 90 54
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G11-THAILAND 23 7 11 18 5 7 11 18 5 7 11 5
G11-JAPAN 52 21 21 41 11 21 21 42 10 21 21 10
G11-S.KOREA 23 6 10 16 7 7 11 18 5 7 10 6
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 17 4 21 8 9 14 23 6 13 9 7
G11-VIETNAM 27 17 4 22 5 11 11 22 5 14 8 5
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 13 19 32 11 14 21 34 9 13 20 10
G12-BRAZIL 49 20 20 39 10 32 7 39 10 26 14 10
G12-RUSSIA 12 3 5 9 3 8 2 10 2 6 3 3
G12-CANADA 27 15 4 19 8 18 4 22 5 17 4 7
G12-USA 32 19 5 24 8 20 5 26 6 20 5 7
TOTAL 317 139 102 241 76 147 107 254 63 143 104 70

G11-THAILAND 23 13 3 16 7 13 3 16 7 13 3 7
G11-JAPAN 52 17 25 42 10 32 9 41 11 25 17 11
G11-S.KOREA 23 9 9 18 5 14 3 17 6 11 6 6
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 10 14 24 5 18 5 23 6 14 10 6
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 4 22 5 18 4 22 5 18 4 5
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 29 7 36 7 26 7 33 10 28 7 9
G12-BRAZIL 49 28 11 39 10 15 23 38 11 22 17 10
G12-RUSSIA 12 5 2 7 5 4 4 8 4 5 3 5
G12-CANADA 27 16 4 20 7 8 12 21 6 12 8 7
G12-USA 32 20 6 25 7 19 5 24 8 19 5 7
TOTAL 317 165 85 250 67 168 74 242 75 166 80 71
29
G11-THAILAND 23 12 4 16 7 16 3 19 4 14 4 5
G11-JAPAN 52 26 14 41 11 34 9 43 9 30 12 10
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 16 3 19 4 16 3 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 19 5 24 5 19 5 24 5 19 5 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 4 22 5 18 4 22 5 18 4 5
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 29 6 34 9 29 7 36 7 29 6 8
G12-BRAZIL 49 28 13 41 8 29 11 41 8 29 12 8
G12-RUSSIA 12 2 5 7 5 7 3 10 2 5 4 3
G12-CANADA 27 7 15 22 5 18 4 22 5 12 10 5
G12-USA 32 8 18 26 6 21 6 26 6 14 12 6
TOTAL 317 164 88 253 64 206 56 262 55 185 72 60

G11-THAILAND 23 14 4 18 5 14 4 18 5 14 4 5
G11-JAPAN 52 33 10 43 9 34 10 44 8 34 10 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 13 4 17 6 14 3 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 19 5 24 5 19 4 23 6 19 5 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 4 23 4 18 5 23 4 19 4 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 5 37 6 28 6 34 9 30 6 8
G12-BRAZIL 49 30 12 42 7 32 9 42 7 31 10 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 2 8 10 2 7 2 9 3 4 5 3
G12-CANADA 27 5 18 23 4 18 5 23 4 11 11 4
G12-USA 32 5 22 27 5 22 5 27 5 13 14 5
TOTAL 317 175 90 265 52 206 54 260 57 190 72 55

G11-THAILAND 23 15 5 20 3 15 5 20 3 15 5 3
G11-JAPAN 52 33 11 45 7 29 16 45 7 31 13 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 16 4 20 3 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 18 4 22 7 20 5 25 4 19 5 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 5 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 5 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 30 7 37 6 31 6 37 6 30 7 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 8 42 7 29 13 42 7 32 11 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 1 8 4 9 2 10 2 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 4 4
G12-USA 32 22 5 27 5 21 7 28 4 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 212 54 266 51 207 66 273 44 209 60 48
30
G11-THAILAND 23 16 3 19 4 15 4 20 3 16 4 4
G11-JAPAN 52 35 9 44 8 34 10 44 8 34 10 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 14 3 17 6 16 3 20 3 15 3 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 18 4 22 7 20 5 25 4 19 5 6
G11-VIETNAM 27 17 6 23 4 19 4 23 4 18 5 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 7 28 34 9 29 8 37 6 18 18 8
G12-BRAZIL 49 12 30 42 7 34 7 42 7 23 19 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 3 7 9 3 8 2 10 2 5 4 2
G12-CANADA 27 4 16 20 7 17 6 23 4 10 11 5
G12-USA 32 6 20 26 6 21 6 27 5 14 13 5
TOTAL 317 129 127 256 61 213 56 269 48 171 92 54

G11-THAILAND 23 14 3 17 6 14 3 17 6 14 3 6
G11-JAPAN 52 34 9 43 9 34 9 43 9 34 9 9
G11-S.KOREA 23 15 3 18 5 14 3 17 6 15 3 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 25 4 19 4 24 5 19 5 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 4 23 4 16 6 23 4 18 5 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 30 7 37 6 7 28 34 9 18 17 7
G12-BRAZIL 49 29 11 41 8 11 28 39 10 20 20 9
G12-RUSSIA 12 5 2 8 4 2 6 8 4 4 4 4
G12-CANADA 27 17 4 20 7 4 17 22 5 10 11 6
G12-USA 32 20 6 26 6 5 19 25 7 13 13 7
TOTAL 317 204 55 259 58 127 125 251 66 165 90 62
31
G11-THAILAND 23 14 3 17 6 16 4 20 3 15 3 4
G11-JAPAN 52 9 34 42 10 36 9 45 7 22 22 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 4 16 20 3 16 4 20 3 10 10 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 25 4 20 5 25 4 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 4 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 7 29 36 7 30 7 37 6 19 18 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 12 31 43 6 31 12 42 7 21 21 6
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 8 4 7 3 10 2 6 3 3
G12-CANADA 27 4 19 23 4 19 4 23 4 12 12 4
G12-USA 32 6 21 27 5 22 6 28 4 14 14 4
TOTAL 317 100 165 265 52 216 58 274 43 158 112 47

G11-THAILAND 23 15 4 19 4 15 3 19 4 15 4 4
G11-JAPAN 52 34 10 45 7 10 36 46 6 22 23 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 3 14 17 6 10 9 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 25 4 19 5 24 5 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 24 3 19 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 5 38 5 7 28 35 8 20 17 7
G12-BRAZIL 49 31 12 43 6 12 31 43 6 22 22 6
G12-RUSSIA 12 9 2 11 1 6 2 9 3 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 24 3 5 19 24 3 12 12 3
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 6 22 28 4 14 14 4
TOTAL 317 218 56 274 43 103 166 269 48 161 111 45

G11-THAILAND 23 18 2 20 3 15 5 20 3 16 3 3
G11-JAPAN 52 33 11 45 7 29 16 45 7 31 13 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 16 4 20 3 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 18 4 22 7 22 2 25 4 20 3 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 5 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 4 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 30 7 37 6 30 6 37 6 30 7 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 8 42 7 29 13 42 7 31 10 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 1 8 4 8 2 10 2 7 1 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 4 4
G12-USA 32 22 5 27 5 21 7 27 5 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 215 51 266 51 208 63 271 46 212 57 49
32
G11-THAILAND 23 16 3 19 4 15 4 20 3 16 4 4
G11-JAPAN 52 9 35 44 8 34 10 44 8 22 22 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 3 14 17 6 16 3 20 3 10 9 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 17 5 22 7 20 5 25 4 19 5 6
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 4 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 26 8 34 9 31 5 37 6 29 7 8
G12-BRAZIL 49 32 9 42 7 30 12 42 7 31 10 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 8 2 10 2 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 4 16 20 7 19 4 23 4 11 10 5
G12-USA 32 6 20 26 6 21 6 27 5 14 13 5
TOTAL 317 140 116 256 61 214 55 269 48 177 86 54

G11-THAILAND 23 14 3 18 5 13 4 18 5 14 4 5
G11-JAPAN 52 35 9 45 7 29 15 44 8 32 12 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 15 3 19 4 15 3 18 5 15 3 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 26 3 22 2 24 5 21 4 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 24 3 4 19 23 4 12 12 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 7 38 5 6 29 35 8 19 18 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 30 12 42 7 28 13 41 8 29 12 8
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 8 4 7 1 8 4 6 2 4
G12-CANADA 27 17 4 21 6 4 18 22 5 11 11 5
G12-USA 32 21 6 27 5 6 20 26 6 14 13 6
TOTAL 317 211 57 268 49 134 126 260 57 172 91 53
33
G11-THAILAND 23 13 4 17 6 16 4 20 3 15 4 4
G11-JAPAN 52 28 15 43 9 36 10 46 6 32 12 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 16 4 20 3 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 25 4 20 5 25 4 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 5 24 3 19 4 24 3 19 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 30 6 36 7 31 7 38 5 30 7 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 30 13 43 6 31 12 43 6 30 13 6
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 8 3 10 2 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 24 3 19 4 3
G12-USA 32 21 7 28 4 22 6 28 4 21 6 4
TOTAL 317 203 65 268 49 218 59 278 39 211 62 44

G11-THAILAND 23 15 4 19 4 15 4 19 4 15 4 4
G11-JAPAN 52 35 10 45 7 36 10 46 6 35 10 6
G11-S.KOREA 23 2 18 20 3 14 4 18 5 8 11 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 25 4 20 5 24 5 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 24 3 19 5 24 3 19 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 5 38 5 29 6 35 8 31 6 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 31 12 44 5 34 10 44 5 33 11 5
G12-RUSSIA 12 9 2 11 1 7 2 9 3 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 5 19 24 3 19 5 24 3 12 12 3
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 23 6 28 4 23 6 4
TOTAL 317 192 86 278 39 216 56 272 45 204 71 42

G11-THAILAND 23 18 2 20 3 16 4 20 3 17 3 3
G11-JAPAN 52 41 5 45 7 10 36 45 7 25 20 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 2 20 3 4 16 20 3 11 9 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 18 4 22 7 5 20 25 4 12 12 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 5 23 4 4 19 23 4 11 12 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 37 0 37 6 30 7 37 6 34 4 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 38 4 42 7 31 12 43 6 34 8 6
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 8 3 10 2 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 18 5 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 5 4
G12-USA 32 23 5 28 4 22 6 28 4 22 6 4
TOTAL 317 236 33 269 48 148 127 276 41 192 80 45
34
DATE December 1, 2017
G11-THAILAND 23 12 4 16 7 16 3 19 4 14 4 5
G11-JAPAN 52 26 14 41 11 34 9 43 9 30 12 10
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 16 3 19 4 16 3 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 19 5 24 5 19 5 24 5 19 5 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 4 22 5 18 4 22 5 18 4 5
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 29 6 34 9 29 7 36 7 29 6 8
G12-BRAZIL 49 28 13 41 8 29 11 41 8 29 12 8
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 1 7 5 7 3 10 2 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 18 4 22 5 18 4 22 5 18 4 5
G12-USA 32 20 6 26 6 21 6 26 6 20 6 6
TOTAL 317 192 61 253 64 206 56 262 55 199 58 60
35
G11-THAILAND 23 4 14 18 5 17 4 20 3 10 9 4
G11-JAPAN 52 28 15 43 9 36 10 46 6 32 12 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 4 20 3 17 4 20 3 17 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 26 3 20 5 26 3 20 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 5 24 3 20 4 24 3 20 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 6 37 6 31 7 38 5 31 7 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 30 14 44 5 31 12 43 6 31 13 5
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 8 3 11 1 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 24 3 19 5 24 3 19 4 3
G12-USA 32 21 7 28 4 22 6 28 4 22 6 4
TOTAL 317 196 75 271 46 221 60 281 36 208 67 41

G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 21 2 16 5 21 2 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 9 40 49 3 39 11 50 2 24 26 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 4 17 21 2 15 4 19 4 10 11 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 8 20 28 1 22 5 27 2 15 12 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 7 19 26 1 21 5 26 1 14 12 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 36 6 42 1 32 7 39 4 34 6 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 13 47 2 37 10 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 2 12 0 8 2 10 2 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 6 31 1 25 6 31 1 25 6 1
TOTAL 317 170 133 303 14 235 61 296 21 202 97 18

G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 22 1 16 5 22 1 16 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 37 12 49 3 32 17 49 3 34 15 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 4 24 5 22 6 27 2 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 21 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 8 40 3 34 7 40 3 33 7 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 37 9 46 3 32 14 46 3 34 11 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 9 2 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 25 2 21 5 25 2 21 5 2
G12-USA 32 24 6 30 2 23 7 30 2 23 7 2
TOTAL 317 232 59 291 26 226 72 298 19 229 65 23
36
GRADE LEVEL/ MONTHLY MORNING AFTERNOON SUMMARY
ENROLL
ON AM ON PM ON
SECTION MENT
TIME
LATE
AM
PRESENT ABSENT TIME
LATE
PM
PRESENT ABSENT TIME
LATE ABSENT
G11-THAILAND 23 4 17 21 2 17 5 21 2 10 11 2
G11-JAPAN 52 9 39 48 4 37 11 48 4 23 25 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 5 13 18 5 18 4 21 2 11 8 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 7 17 24 5 22 5 27 2 14 11 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 21 4 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 7 38 5 34 6 40 3 33 6 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 36 10 46 3 33 13 46 3 34 11 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 10 2 9 2 11 1 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 18 5 22 5 21 5 25 2 19 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 6 28 4 24 6 30 2 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 159 121 281 36 235 60 295 22 197 91 29

ENROLL
ON AM ON PM ON
SECTION MENT
TIME
LATE
AM
PRESENT ABSENT TIME
LATE
PM
PRESENT ABSENT TIME
LATE ABSENT
G11-THAILAND 23 15 3 18 5 15 3 18 5 15 3 5
G11-JAPAN 52 37 10 46 6 36 10 46 6 36 10 6
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 15 3 19 4 16 3 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 6 27 2 20 5 25 4 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 25 2 20 4 24 3 20 4 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 8 40 3 30 7 37 6 31 7 5
G12-BRAZIL 49 31 12 44 5 30 12 42 7 31 12 6
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 8 4 6 2 8 4 6 2 4
G12-CANADA 27 18 4 22 5 19 4 23 4 18 4 4
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 21 6 27 5 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 218 59 277 40 211 57 269 48 215 58 44
37
G11-THAILAND 23 14 5 18 5 21 0 21 2 17 2 3
G11-JAPAN 52 29 16 45 7 38 10 48 4 33 13 6
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 4 21 2 17 4 21 2 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 6 26 3 21 6 27 2 21 6 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 20 4 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 4 38 5 32 7 39 4 33 6 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 41 5 45 4 32 13 45 4 36 9 4
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 8 3 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 20 4 24 3 20 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-USA 32 26 3 29 3 23 6 29 3 24 5 3
TOTAL 317 229 51 280 37 232 58 290 27 231 54 32

G11-THAILAND 23 15 4 19 4 15 4 19 4 15 4 4
G11-JAPAN 52 35 11 46 6 37 10 47 5 36 10 6
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 20 3 14 4 18 5 15 4 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 26 3 20 5 25 4 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 24 3 19 5 24 3 20 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 5 39 4 29 6 36 7 31 6 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 32 12 44 5 34 10 44 5 33 11 5
G12-RUSSIA 12 9 2 11 1 7 2 9 3 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 20 4 24 3 19 5 24 3 20 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 6 29 3 23 6 29 3 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 223 57 281 36 218 57 275 42 221 57 39

G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 21 2 16 5 21 2 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 36 12 48 4 31 17 48 4 34 15 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 19 2 21 2 18 4 21 2 18 3 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 5 19 24 5 21 6 27 2 13 12 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 20 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 8 40 3 33 7 40 3 33 7 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 37 9 45 4 31 14 46 3 34 11 4
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 9 2 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 20 4 25 2 21 5 25 2 20 4 2
G12-USA 32 24 6 29 3 23 7 30 2 23 6 2
TOTAL 317 216 71 288 29 224 71 295 22 220 71 26
38
G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 21 2 17 5 22 1 17 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 38 11 49 3 38 11 49 3 38 11 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 15 4 19 4 18 4 22 1 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 24 5 22 5 27 2 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 21 4 25 2 21 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 7 38 5 35 6 40 3 33 6 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 36 10 46 3 33 13 46 3 35 12 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 10 2 9 2 11 1 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 18 5 22 5 21 5 25 2 19 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 6 29 3 24 6 30 2 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 225 59 284 33 237 61 298 19 231 60 26

G11-THAILAND 23 15 3 18 5 15 3 18 5 15 3 5
G11-JAPAN 52 36 10 46 6 36 9 45 7 36 10 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 15 3 18 5 15 3 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 6 26 3 20 5 25 4 20 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 25 2 20 4 24 3 20 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 7 39 4 29 7 36 7 31 7 5
G12-BRAZIL 49 31 12 43 6 30 12 42 7 31 12 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 8 4 6 2 8 4 6 2 4
G12-CANADA 27 18 4 22 5 18 4 23 4 18 4 5
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 20 6 26 6 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 215 58 274 43 209 57 266 51 212 57 47
39
G11-THAILAND 23 14 5 19 4 18 4 22 1 16 4 3
G11-JAPAN 52 30 16 47 5 39 10 50 2 35 13 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 28 1 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 7 40 3 33 8 41 2 33 7 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 32 15 47 2 34 13 47 2 33 14 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 8 3 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 23 7 30 2 24 7 31 1 23 7 2
TOTAL 317 222 70 292 25 238 65 303 14 230 67 19

G11-THAILAND 23 16 4 20 3 15 5 20 3 15 4 3
G11-JAPAN 52 36 11 47 5 38 11 48 4 37 11 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 3 21 2 15 4 18 5 16 4 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 26 3 21 5 25 4 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 4 25 2 20 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 6 40 3 30 7 37 6 32 6 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 13 46 3 36 10 46 3 34 11 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 9 2 11 1 7 2 9 3 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 25 2 20 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-USA 32 23 6 30 2 24 6 30 2 24 6 2
TOTAL 317 231 59 290 27 225 59 284 33 228 59 30

G11-THAILAND 23 15 5 20 3 15 5 20 3 15 5 3
G11-JAPAN 52 33 11 45 7 29 16 45 7 31 13 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 16 4 20 3 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 18 4 22 7 20 5 25 4 19 5 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 5 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 5 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 30 7 37 6 31 6 37 6 30 7 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 8 42 7 29 13 42 7 32 11 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 1 8 4 9 2 10 2 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 4 4
G12-USA 32 22 5 27 5 21 7 28 4 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 212 54 266 51 207 66 273 44 209 60 48
40
G11-THAILAND 23 15 4 19 4 15 4 20 3 15 4 4
G11-JAPAN 52 34 10 44 8 34 10 44 8 34 10 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 13 4 17 6 16 3 20 3 15 3 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 18 4 22 7 20 5 25 4 19 5 6
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 5 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 4 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 28 6 34 9 31 5 37 6 30 6 8
G12-BRAZIL 49 32 9 42 7 30 12 42 7 31 10 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 8 2 10 2 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 16 4 20 7 19 4 23 4 17 4 5
G12-USA 32 21 5 26 6 21 6 27 5 21 5 5
TOTAL 317 203 53 256 61 214 55 269 48 209 54 54

G11-THAILAND 23 12 3 15 8 12 3 15 8 12 3 8
G11-JAPAN 52 30 8 38 14 29 8 37 15 30 8 15
G11-S.KOREA 23 13 3 16 7 12 3 15 8 13 3 8
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 17 5 22 7 16 4 21 8 17 4 8
G11-VIETNAM 27 17 4 20 7 16 4 20 7 16 4 7
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 26 6 32 11 24 6 30 13 25 6 12
G12-BRAZIL 49 26 10 36 13 25 10 34 15 25 10 14
G12-RUSSIA 12 5 2 7 5 5 2 7 5 5 2 5
G12-CANADA 27 14 3 18 9 15 4 19 8 15 3 9
G12-USA 32 18 5 23 9 17 5 22 10 17 5 10
TOTAL 317 178 48 226 91 172 47 219 98 175 47 95
41
DATE January 3, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 11 4 15 8 14 3 17 6 13 3 7
G11-JAPAN 52 24 13 37 15 31 8 39 13 27 10 14
G11-S.KOREA 23 14 3 17 6 14 3 17 6 14 3 6
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 17 5 22 7 17 5 22 7 17 5 7
G11-VIETNAM 27 16 4 20 7 17 4 20 7 16 4 7
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 26 5 31 12 26 6 32 11 26 6 11
G12-BRAZIL 49 25 11 37 12 26 10 37 12 26 11 12
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 1 7 5 6 2 9 3 6 2 4
G12-CANADA 27 16 4 20 7 16 4 20 7 16 4 7
G12-USA 32 18 6 24 8 19 5 24 8 18 5 8
TOTAL 317 173 55 228 89 186 50 237 80 180 53 85

G11-THAILAND 23 14 4 18 5 14 4 18 5 14 4 5
G11-JAPAN 52 33 10 43 9 34 10 44 8 34 10 8
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 13 4 17 6 14 3 5
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 19 5 24 5 19 4 23 6 19 5 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 4 23 4 18 5 23 4 19 4 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 5 37 6 28 6 34 9 30 6 8
G12-BRAZIL 49 30 12 42 7 32 9 42 7 31 10 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 10 2 7 2 9 3 8 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 23 4 18 5 23 4 18 4 4
G12-USA 32 21 6 27 5 22 5 27 5 22 6 5
TOTAL 317 211 54 265 52 206 54 260 57 208 54 55

G11-THAILAND 23 15 5 20 3 15 5 20 3 15 5 3
G11-JAPAN 52 33 11 45 7 29 16 45 7 31 13 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 16 4 20 3 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 18 4 22 7 20 5 25 4 19 5 5
G11-VIETNAM 27 18 5 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 5 4
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 30 7 37 6 31 6 37 6 30 7 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 8 42 7 29 13 42 7 32 11 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 1 8 4 9 2 10 2 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 23 4 19 4 4
G12-USA 32 22 5 27 5 21 7 28 4 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 212 54 266 51 207 66 273 44 209 60 48
42
G11-THAILAND 23 14 5 19 4 18 4 22 1 16 4 2
G11-JAPAN 52 31 17 47 5 40 11 50 2 35 14 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 28 1 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 7 40 3 34 8 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 48 1 34 13 47 2 33 14 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 23 7 31 1 24 7 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 224 71 295 22 241 65 306 11 233 68 16

G11-THAILAND 23 18 2 20 3 16 5 20 3 17 3 3
G11-JAPAN 52 39 10 48 4 39 11 49 3 39 10 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 15 6 21 2 15 4 19 4 15 5 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 16 11 27 2 21 5 26 3 19 8 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 25 0 25 2 21 5 26 1 23 3 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 35 6 41 2 31 7 38 5 33 6 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 41 5 47 2 36 10 47 2 39 8 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 9 2 11 1 7 2 10 2 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 20 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 30 0 30 2 24 6 30 2 27 3 2
TOTAL 317 250 46 296 21 230 60 290 27 240 53 24

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 22 1 16 5 22 1 16 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 37 12 49 3 32 17 49 3 35 15 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 4 25 4 22 6 28 1 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 8 41 2 34 7 41 2 33 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 38 9 46 3 32 14 47 2 35 12 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 8 4 10 2 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 25 2 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 6 30 2 23 7 30 2 24 7 2
TOTAL 317 234 60 294 23 229 72 301 16 231 66 20
43
G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 21 2 17 5 21 2 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 37 10 48 4 37 11 48 4 37 11 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 14 4 18 5 18 4 21 2 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 19 5 24 5 21 5 27 2 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 21 4 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 7 37 6 34 6 40 3 32 6 5
G12-BRAZIL 49 35 10 45 4 32 13 45 4 34 11 4
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 10 2 9 2 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 17 5 22 5 20 4 25 2 19 5 4
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 23 6 29 3 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 220 58 278 39 232 60 292 25 226 59 32

G11-THAILAND 23 15 3 18 5 15 3 18 5 15 3 5
G11-JAPAN 52 36 10 46 6 36 9 45 7 36 10 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 15 3 18 5 15 3 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 6 26 3 20 5 25 4 20 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 25 2 20 4 24 3 20 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 7 39 4 29 7 36 7 31 7 5
G12-BRAZIL 49 31 12 43 6 30 12 42 7 31 12 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 8 4 6 2 8 4 6 2 4
G12-CANADA 27 18 4 22 5 18 4 23 4 18 4 5
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 20 6 26 6 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 215 58 274 43 209 57 266 51 212 57 47
44
G11-THAILAND 23 15 5 19 4 18 4 22 1 16 4 2
G11-JAPAN 52 31 17 48 4 40 11 51 1 36 14 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 28 1 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 22 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 7 41 2 34 8 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 48 1 34 13 48 1 34 14 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 7 31 1 24 7 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 227 72 298 19 243 66 309 8 235 69 13

G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 21 2 16 5 21 2 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 38 11 50 2 40 11 51 1 39 11 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 15 4 19 4 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 5 27 2 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 4 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 36 6 42 1 32 7 39 4 34 6 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 35 13 48 1 37 11 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 2 12 0 8 2 10 2 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 26 1 21 6 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 25 7 31 1 25 6 31 1 25 6 1
TOTAL 317 243 62 306 11 237 62 299 18 240 62 14

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 22 1 14 5 19 4 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 38 13 50 2 31 17 47 5 34 15 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 16 3 19 4 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 25 4 22 6 28 1 21 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 37 4 42 1 35 7 42 1 36 6 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 43 5 47 2 33 15 48 1 38 10 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 7 1 9 3 7 1 3
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 19 4 23 4 20 4 2
G12-USA 32 28 3 31 1 21 7 28 4 24 5 3
TOTAL 317 250 50 300 17 219 70 289 28 235 60 22
45
ENROLL
ON AM ON PM ON
SECTION MENT
TIME
LATE
AM
PRESENT ABSENT TIME
LATE
PM
PRESENT ABSENT TIME
LATE ABSENT
G11-THAILAND 23 19 2 21 2 17 5 21 2 18 3 2
G11-JAPAN 52 48 0 48 4 37 11 48 4 42 6 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 14 4 18 5 18 4 21 2 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 19 5 24 5 21 5 27 2 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 21 4 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 7 37 6 34 6 40 3 32 6 5
G12-BRAZIL 49 41 5 45 4 41 5 45 4 41 5 4
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 10 2 9 2 11 1 9 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 17 5 22 5 20 4 25 2 19 5 4
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 23 6 29 3 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 239 39 278 39 240 51 292 25 240 45 32

ENROLL
ON AM ON PM ON
SECTION MENT
TIME
LATE
AM
PRESENT ABSENT TIME
LATE
PM
PRESENT ABSENT TIME
LATE ABSENT
G11-THAILAND 23 15 3 19 4 18 4 22 1 17 4 3
G11-JAPAN 52 38 10 48 4 39 10 49 3 38 10 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 18 4 22 1 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 27 2 22 6 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 25 2 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 8 41 2 33 8 41 2 33 8 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 32 13 45 4 33 13 46 3 33 13 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 8 4 8 3 11 1 7 3 2
G12-CANADA 27 18 4 23 4 21 5 25 2 19 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 6 29 3 24 7 30 2 23 6 2
TOTAL 317 225 61 286 31 235 64 299 18 230 62 25
46
G11-THAILAND 23 15 5 20 3 19 4 23 0 17 4 2
G11-JAPAN 52 31 17 48 4 41 11 51 1 36 14 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 23 0 19 4 23 0 19 4 0
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 23 6 29 0 23 6 0
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 5 27 0 22 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 7 41 2 34 8 42 1 34 8 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 49 0 35 14 48 1 34 14 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 26 1 22 5 27 0 22 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 7 31 1 25 7 32 0 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 229 73 301 16 246 67 312 5 237 70 10

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 21 2 19 2 21 2 18 3 2
G11-JAPAN 52 39 12 50 2 40 11 51 1 39 11 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 16 4 20 3 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 5 27 2 22 5 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 24 3 26 1 21 5 27 0 23 4 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 38 4 43 0 32 7 39 4 35 6 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 35 14 48 1 49 0 49 0 42 7 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 2 12 0 8 2 10 2 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 27 0 21 6 27 0 21 5 0
G12-USA 32 25 7 32 0 25 6 32 0 25 6 0
TOTAL 317 249 59 309 8 253 49 303 14 251 54 11

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 23 0 17 6 23 0 17 6 0
G11-JAPAN 52 38 13 51 1 33 18 51 1 36 15 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 23 0 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 25 4 22 6 28 1 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 42 1 35 7 42 1 34 8 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 39 9 48 1 33 15 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 10 2 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 22 5 26 1 22 5 1
G12-USA 32 25 6 31 1 24 8 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 241 62 303 14 236 75 311 6 239 68 10
47
G11-THAILAND 23 18 4 22 1 20 2 23 0 19 3 1
G11-JAPAN 52 46 5 51 1 41 10 51 1 43 8 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 19 0 19 4 18 5 23 0 19 2 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 25 0 25 4 22 6 28 1 24 3 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 24 3 26 1 21 6 26 1 22 4 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 8 40 3 36 6 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 38 10 48 1 38 10 48 1 38 10 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 11 1 11 1 12 0 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 18 5 23 4 26 0 26 1 22 2 2
G12-USA 32 27 3 30 2 31 0 31 1 29 1 1
TOTAL 317 256 40 296 21 265 45 311 6 260 43 14

G11-THAILAND 23 16 3 19 4 16 3 19 4 16 3 4
G11-JAPAN 52 38 10 48 4 43 5 47 5 40 7 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 15 4 19 4 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 25 3 28 1 21 5 26 3 23 4 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 26 0 26 1 20 6 25 2 23 3 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 41 0 41 2 30 8 38 5 36 4 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 41 5 46 3 38 6 44 5 39 5 4
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 8 4 7 2 9 3 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 18 5 23 4 20 5 24 3 19 5 4
G12-USA 32 23 6 29 3 22 6 28 4 22 6 4
TOTAL 317 251 38 289 28 231 49 280 37 241 44 32
48
G11-THAILAND 23 14 5 19 4 18 4 22 1 16 4 2
G11-JAPAN 52 31 17 47 5 40 11 50 2 35 14 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 28 1 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 7 40 3 34 8 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 48 1 34 13 48 1 34 14 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 23 7 31 1 24 7 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 224 71 295 22 242 65 307 10 233 68 16

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 21 2 16 5 21 2 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 39 12 50 2 38 11 48 4 38 11 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 16 4 20 3 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 5 27 2 22 5 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 4 26 1 21 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 37 6 43 0 32 7 39 4 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 35 14 48 1 38 11 49 0 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 2 12 0 8 2 10 2 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 27 0 21 6 27 0 21 5 0
G12-USA 32 25 7 32 0 25 6 32 0 25 6 0
TOTAL 317 246 63 309 8 237 62 299 18 242 63 13

G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 22 1 16 5 22 1 16 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 37 12 49 3 32 17 49 3 34 15 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 4 24 5 22 6 27 2 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 21 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 8 40 3 34 7 40 3 33 7 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 37 9 46 3 32 14 46 3 34 11 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 9 2 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 25 2 21 5 25 2 21 5 2
G12-USA 32 24 6 30 2 23 7 30 2 23 7 2
TOTAL 317 232 59 291 26 226 72 298 19 229 65 23
49
DATE February 1, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 14 5 19 4 18 4 21 2 16 4 3
G11-JAPAN 52 30 16 46 6 38 10 49 3 34 13 5
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 21 2 18 4 21 2 18 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 6 27 2 21 6 27 2 21 6 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 25 2 21 5 25 2 21 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 7 39 4 33 8 40 3 32 7 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 32 14 46 3 33 13 46 3 32 14 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 8 3 11 1 7 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 20 4 25 2 20 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-USA 32 23 7 30 2 23 7 30 2 23 7 2
TOTAL 317 217 69 286 31 233 63 296 21 225 66 26

G11-THAILAND 23 16 4 20 3 16 5 20 3 16 5 3
G11-JAPAN 52 37 11 48 4 38 11 49 3 37 11 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 4 21 2 15 4 19 4 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 27 2 21 5 26 3 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 4 25 2 20 5 25 2 21 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 35 6 40 3 31 7 37 6 33 6 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 13 46 3 36 10 46 3 35 12 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 9 2 11 1 7 2 9 3 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 25 2 20 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-USA 32 24 6 30 2 24 6 30 2 24 6 2
TOTAL 317 233 60 293 24 228 60 287 30 231 60 27
50
G11-THAILAND 23 17 6 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 33 18 51 1 40 11 51 1 37 14 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 28 1 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 22 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 7 41 2 34 8 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 48 1 34 13 48 1 34 14 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 7 31 1 24 7 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 231 74 304 13 243 66 309 8 237 70 10

G11-THAILAND 23 4 17 21 2 16 5 21 2 10 11 2
G11-JAPAN 52 38 11 49 3 39 11 50 2 39 11 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 21 2 17 2 19 4 18 3 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 5 27 2 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 4 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 36 6 42 1 32 7 39 4 34 6 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 42 6 47 2 37 10 48 1 39 8 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 2 12 0 8 2 10 2 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 6 25 31 1 25 6 31 1 16 15 1
TOTAL 317 218 85 303 14 237 59 296 21 227 72 18

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 22 1 17 6 22 1 17 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 37 12 50 2 32 17 50 2 35 15 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 4 25 4 22 6 28 1 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 8 41 2 34 7 41 2 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 38 9 47 2 32 15 47 2 35 12 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 8 4 10 2 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 6 30 2 23 7 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 236 60 297 20 231 73 304 13 234 67 16
51
G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 22 1 18 5 23 0 17 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 40 11 51 1 39 12 51 1 39 11 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 15 4 19 4 19 4 23 0 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 25 4 23 6 28 1 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 22 4 26 1 22 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 7 40 3 36 6 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 37 11 48 1 35 13 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 11 1 10 2 12 0 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 18 5 23 4 22 5 26 1 20 5 2
G12-USA 32 24 6 30 2 25 7 31 1 24 6 1
TOTAL 317 234 61 296 21 247 63 311 6 241 62 14

G11-THAILAND 23 15 3 18 5 15 3 18 5 15 3 5
G11-JAPAN 52 36 10 46 6 36 9 45 7 36 10 7
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 19 4 15 3 18 5 15 3 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 6 26 3 20 5 25 4 20 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 25 2 20 4 24 3 20 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 7 39 4 29 7 36 7 31 7 5
G12-BRAZIL 49 31 12 43 6 30 12 42 7 31 12 7
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 8 4 6 2 8 4 6 2 4
G12-CANADA 27 18 4 22 5 18 4 23 4 18 4 5
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 20 6 26 6 21 6 5
TOTAL 317 215 58 274 43 209 57 266 51 212 57 47
52
G11-THAILAND 23 4 16 20 3 19 4 23 0 11 10 2
G11-JAPAN 52 32 17 49 3 41 11 52 0 36 14 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 19 4 23 0 19 4 23 0 19 4 0
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 6 29 0 23 6 29 0 23 6 0
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 5 27 0 22 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 7 41 2 35 8 43 0 34 8 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 15 49 0 35 14 49 0 34 14 0
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 27 0 22 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-USA 32 24 8 32 0 0 32 32 0 12 20 0
TOTAL 317 220 84 305 12 222 92 314 3 221 88 8

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 23 0 16 5 21 2 17 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 39 13 51 1 32 17 50 2 36 15 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 23 0 17 4 21 2 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 26 3 21 6 27 2 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 27 0 20 5 25 2 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 42 1 34 7 41 2 34 8 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 39 9 48 1 32 15 47 2 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 9 2 10 2 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 26 1 21 5 25 2 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 25 6 31 1 23 7 30 2 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 244 62 306 11 226 72 298 19 235 67 15

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 23 0 18 5 23 0 18 5 0
G11-JAPAN 52 40 11 51 1 40 12 51 1 40 12 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 19 4 23 0 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 26 3 23 6 29 0 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 27 0 22 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 7 40 3 37 6 43 0 35 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 38 11 48 1 35 14 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 11 1 10 2 12 0 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 19 5 24 3 22 5 27 0 20 5 2
G12-USA 32 24 6 30 2 25 7 32 0 25 6 1
TOTAL 317 237 62 299 18 250 64 314 3 243 63 11
53
G11-THAILAND 23 15 5 20 3 19 4 23 0 17 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 32 17 49 3 41 11 52 0 36 14 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 19 4 23 0 19 4 23 0 19 4 0
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 6 29 0 23 6 29 0 23 6 0
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 5 27 0 22 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 7 41 2 35 8 43 0 35 8 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 15 49 0 35 14 49 0 34 14 0
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 9 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 27 0 22 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-USA 32 24 8 32 0 25 7 32 0 24 7 0
TOTAL 317 231 73 305 12 248 67 315 2 240 70 7

G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 21 2 16 5 21 2 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 38 11 50 2 40 11 51 1 39 11 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 15 4 19 4 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 5 27 2 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 4 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 36 6 42 1 32 7 39 4 34 6 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 35 13 48 1 37 11 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 2 12 0 8 2 10 2 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 26 1 21 6 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 25 7 31 1 25 6 31 1 25 6 1
TOTAL 317 243 62 306 11 237 62 299 18 240 62 14

G11-THAILAND 23 18 4 22 1 20 2 22 1 19 3 1
G11-JAPAN 52 38 13 50 2 40 10 50 2 39 11 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 20 2 22 1 19 3 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 25 4 22 6 28 1 21 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 26 0 26 1 21 5 26 1 24 2 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 42 1 35 7 42 1 34 7 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 38 9 47 2 43 5 48 1 41 7 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 10 2 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 28 3 31 1 24 7 31 1 26 5 1
TOTAL 317 248 52 300 17 256 51 307 10 252 52 13
54
G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 22 1 17 5 22 1 17 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 39 11 50 2 38 11 50 2 39 11 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 15 4 19 4 18 4 22 1 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 25 4 22 6 28 1 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 22 4 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 7 39 4 36 6 41 2 34 6 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 37 10 47 2 34 13 47 2 35 12 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 10 2 10 2 12 0 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 18 5 23 4 21 5 26 1 20 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 6 29 3 24 6 31 1 24 6 2
TOTAL 317 230 60 290 27 242 62 304 13 236 61 20

G11-THAILAND 23 16 4 20 3 16 4 20 3 16 4 3
G11-JAPAN 52 39 10 50 2 39 10 49 3 39 10 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 4 21 2 16 4 20 3 17 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 6 29 0 21 6 27 2 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 5 27 0 21 5 26 1 22 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 43 0 32 7 39 4 33 8 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 13 47 2 33 13 45 4 33 13 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 9 3 7 3 9 3 6 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 24 3 20 5 25 2 20 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 7 30 2 22 6 29 3 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 234 63 298 19 228 62 289 28 231 62 24
55
G11-THAILAND 23 15 5 19 4 18 4 22 1 16 4 2
G11-JAPAN 52 31 17 48 4 40 11 51 1 36 14 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 28 1 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 22 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 7 41 2 34 8 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 48 1 34 13 48 1 34 14 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 7 31 1 24 7 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 227 72 298 19 243 66 309 8 235 69 13

G11-THAILAND 23 19 2 21 2 19 2 21 2 19 2 2
G11-JAPAN 52 45 5 50 2 40 11 51 1 43 8 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 2 20 3 18 3 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 5 27 2 22 5 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 4 26 1 21 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 43 0 43 0 32 7 39 4 37 4 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 44 5 48 1 38 11 49 0 41 8 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 2 12 0 9 1 10 2 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 27 0 21 6 27 0 21 5 0
G12-USA 32 28 3 32 0 29 3 32 0 28 3 0
TOTAL 317 273 36 309 8 249 53 303 14 261 45 11

G11-THAILAND 23 20 2 23 0 20 2 23 0 20 2 0
G11-JAPAN 52 40 11 51 1 46 5 51 1 43 8 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 20 2 22 1 19 4 23 0 19 3 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 25 4 23 6 28 1 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 22 4 26 1 22 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 42 1 38 4 42 1 36 6 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 37 11 48 1 40 8 48 1 39 9 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 10 2 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 24 3 26 1 23 4 1
G12-USA 32 25 6 31 1 28 3 31 1 27 5 1
TOTAL 317 247 56 303 14 269 42 311 6 258 49 10
56
DATE March 1, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 17 2 19 4 18 4 22 1 18 3 2
G11-JAPAN 52 37 10 47 5 45 5 50 2 41 8 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 20 2 22 1 17 5 22 1 19 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 5 28 1 25 3 28 1 24 4 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 7 40 3 33 8 42 1 33 8 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 37 10 48 1 39 9 47 2 38 9 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 9 3 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 23 7 31 1 25 6 31 1 24 6 1
TOTAL 317 239 56 295 22 255 51 306 11 247 54 16
DATE March 2, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 21 2 19 2 21 2 18 3 2
G11-JAPAN 52 38 11 50 2 40 11 51 1 39 11 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 17 2 19 4 18 3 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 25 3 28 1 22 5 27 2 23 4 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 42 1 32 7 39 4 33 8 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 39 9 48 1 37 11 48 1 38 10 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 9 3 12 0 8 2 10 2 8 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 26 1 21 6 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 26 6 31 1 25 6 31 1 25 6 1
TOTAL 317 248 57 306 11 242 57 299 18 245 57 14
57
DATE March 5, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 14 5 19 4 18 4 22 1 16 4 2
G11-JAPAN 52 31 17 47 5 40 11 50 2 35 14 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 28 1 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 7 40 3 34 8 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 48 1 34 13 47 2 33 14 2
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 23 7 31 1 24 7 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 224 71 295 22 241 65 306 11 233 68 16
DATE March 6, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 21 2 16 5 21 2 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 38 11 49 3 39 11 50 2 39 11 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 21 2 15 4 19 4 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 5 27 2 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 4 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 36 6 42 1 32 7 39 4 34 6 3
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 13 47 2 37 10 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 2 12 0 8 2 10 2 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 6 31 1 25 6 31 1 25 6 1
TOTAL 317 241 62 303 14 235 61 296 21 238 62 18
DATE March 7, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 23 0 17 6 23 0 17 6 0
G11-JAPAN 52 38 13 51 1 33 18 51 1 36 15 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 23 0 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 25 4 22 6 28 1 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 42 1 35 7 42 1 34 8 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 39 9 48 1 33 15 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 10 2 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 22 5 26 1 22 5 1
G12-USA 32 25 6 31 1 24 8 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 241 62 303 14 236 75 311 6 239 68 10
58
DATE March 8, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 16 5 21 2 16 5 21 2 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 36 10 47 5 36 11 47 5 36 11 5
G11-S.KOREA 23 14 4 18 5 17 4 21 2 16 4 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 19 4 23 6 21 5 26 3 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 19 5 24 3 20 4 24 3 20 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 30 7 36 7 33 5 39 4 32 6 5
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 10 44 5 32 12 44 5 33 11 5
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 10 2 9 2 11 1 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 17 5 21 6 20 4 24 3 18 4 4
G12-USA 32 22 5 27 5 23 6 29 3 22 6 4
TOTAL 317 215 56 272 45 227 58 285 32 221 57 39
DATE March 9, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 15 3 18 5 15 3 18 5 15 3 5
G11-JAPAN 52 37 10 47 5 36 10 46 6 37 10 6
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 15 3 19 4 16 3 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 6 27 2 20 5 25 4 21 6 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 25 2 20 4 25 2 20 4 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 8 40 3 30 7 37 6 31 7 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 32 12 44 5 31 12 43 6 31 12 6
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 8 4 6 2 9 3 6 2 4
G12-CANADA 27 18 4 22 5 19 4 23 4 18 4 4
G12-USA 32 22 6 28 4 21 6 27 5 21 6 4
TOTAL 317 220 60 280 37 214 58 272 45 217 59 41
59
DATE March 12, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 15 5 20 3 19 4 23 0 17 4 2
G11-JAPAN 52 31 17 48 4 41 11 51 1 36 14 2
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 23 0 19 4 23 0 19 4 0
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 23 6 29 0 23 6 0
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 5 27 0 22 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 7 41 2 34 8 42 1 34 8 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 49 0 35 14 48 1 34 14 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 26 1 22 5 27 0 22 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 7 31 1 25 7 32 0 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 229 73 301 16 246 67 312 5 237 70 10
DATE March 13, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 21 2 16 5 21 2 17 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 39 12 51 1 41 11 52 0 40 12 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 20 3 16 4 20 3 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 26 3 22 5 27 2 21 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 24 3 22 5 27 0 21 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 37 6 43 0 33 7 40 3 35 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 35 14 49 0 38 11 49 0 37 12 0
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 8 2 10 2 8 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 22 5 27 0 21 6 27 0 22 5 0
G12-USA 32 25 7 32 0 26 6 32 0 25 7 0
TOTAL 317 239 62 301 16 242 63 306 11 241 63 14
DATE March 14, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 22 1 15 5 20 3 16 5 2
G11-JAPAN 52 36 12 47 5 31 17 48 4 33 14 4
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 16 4 20 3 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 25 4 20 5 26 3 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 19 5 24 3 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 7 39 4 33 7 39 4 32 7 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 38 9 47 2 31 14 45 4 35 11 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 8 1 9 3 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 23 4 19 4 24 3 19 4 4
G12-USA 32 25 6 31 1 22 7 29 3 23 7 2
TOTAL 317 232 59 291 26 214 68 283 34 223 64 30
60
DATE March 15, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 18 5 23 0 21 2 23 0 19 3 0
G11-JAPAN 52 47 5 52 0 47 5 52 0 47 5 0
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 4 20 3 21 2 23 0 18 3 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 3 26 3 23 6 29 0 23 4 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 5 27 0 22 5 27 0 22 5 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 36 4 40 3 37 6 43 0 37 5 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 44 5 49 0 35 14 49 0 40 9 0
G12-RUSSIA 12 10 1 11 1 10 2 12 0 10 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 19 5 24 3 22 5 27 0 20 5 2
G12-USA 32 27 3 30 2 25 7 32 0 26 5 1
TOTAL 317 262 40 302 15 263 54 317 0 262 47 8
DATE March 16, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 18 2 20 3 18 2 20 3 18 2 3
G11-JAPAN 52 45 5 50 2 39 10 49 3 42 8 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 19 2 21 2 18 2 20 3 18 2 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 6 29 0 22 5 27 2 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 24 3 27 0 23 3 26 1 24 3 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 43 0 35 4 39 4 35 6 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 13 47 2 41 5 45 4 37 9 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 9 3 7 2 9 3 7 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 24 3 20 5 25 2 20 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 7 30 2 22 6 29 3 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 245 53 298 19 245 44 289 28 245 48 24
61
DATE March 19, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 17 6 23 0 18 4 22 1 18 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 33 18 51 1 40 11 51 1 37 14 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 23 0 18 4 22 1 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 22 6 28 1 22 6 28 1 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 22 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 7 41 2 34 8 42 1 34 7 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 33 15 48 1 34 13 48 1 34 14 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 9 3 8 3 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-USA 32 24 7 31 1 24 7 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 231 74 305 12 243 66 309 8 237 70 10
DATE March 20, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 19 2 21 2 17 4 21 2 18 3 2
G11-JAPAN 52 41 10 51 1 47 5 52 0 44 8 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 20 2 22 1 16 4 20 3 18 3 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 6 28 1 23 5 27 2 23 5 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 5 27 0 23 4 27 0 23 4 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 37 6 43 0 36 4 40 3 36 5 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 44 5 49 0 44 5 49 0 44 5 0
G12-RUSSIA 12 11 1 12 0 9 1 10 2 10 1 1
G12-CANADA 27 24 3 27 0 21 6 27 0 23 4 0
G12-USA 32 25 7 32 0 26 6 32 0 25 7 0
TOTAL 317 266 46 312 5 262 44 306 11 264 45 8
DATE March 21, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 23 0 19 4 23 0 18 5 0
G11-JAPAN 52 39 13 51 1 44 7 51 1 41 10 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 5 23 0 20 2 23 0 19 3 0
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 3 26 3 26 3 29 0 24 3 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 27 0 24 3 27 0 23 4 0
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 35 7 42 1 35 7 43 0 35 7 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 42 7 48 1 33 15 49 0 38 11 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 1 9 3 10 2 12 0 9 1 2
G12-CANADA 27 24 3 26 1 22 5 27 0 23 4 0
G12-USA 32 28 3 31 1 24 8 32 0 26 5 0
TOTAL 317 255 51 306 11 258 55 314 3 257 53 7
62
DATE March 22, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 21 2 17 5 22 1 17 5 1
G11-JAPAN 52 38 11 49 3 38 11 49 3 38 11 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 15 4 19 4 18 4 22 1 16 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 24 5 22 5 27 2 21 5 3
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 21 4 25 2 21 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 31 7 38 5 35 6 40 3 33 6 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 36 10 46 3 33 13 46 3 35 12 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 8 2 10 2 9 2 11 1 9 2 1
G12-CANADA 27 18 5 22 5 21 5 25 2 19 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 6 29 3 24 6 30 2 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 225 59 284 33 237 61 298 19 231 60 26
DATE March 23, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 16 4 20 3 16 4 20 3 16 4 3
G11-JAPAN 52 39 10 50 2 39 10 49 3 39 10 3
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 4 21 2 16 4 20 3 17 4 3
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 23 6 29 0 21 6 27 2 22 6 1
G11-VIETNAM 27 22 5 27 0 21 5 26 1 22 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 43 0 32 7 39 4 33 8 2
G12-BRAZIL 49 34 13 47 2 33 13 45 4 33 13 3
G12-RUSSIA 12 6 2 9 3 7 3 9 3 6 2 3
G12-CANADA 27 19 4 24 3 20 5 25 2 20 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 7 30 2 22 6 29 3 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 234 63 298 19 228 62 289 28 231 62 24
63
DATE March 26, 2018
G11-THAILAND 23 14 5 18 5 17 4 21 2 16 4 3
G11-JAPAN 52 30 16 45 7 38 10 48 4 34 13 5
G11-S.KOREA 23 17 4 21 2 17 4 21 2 17 4 2
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 6 27 2 21 6 27 2 21 6 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 5 25 2 20 4 25 2 20 5 2
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 32 7 39 4 32 8 40 3 32 7 4
G12-BRAZIL 49 31 14 46 3 33 13 45 4 32 13 4
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 1 8 4 8 3 11 1 7 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 20 4 25 2 20 5 25 2 20 5 2
G12-USA 32 22 7 29 3 23 7 30 2 23 7 3
TOTAL 317 215 68 283 34 231 63 293 24 223 65 29
DATE March 27, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 15 4 19 4 15 4 19 4 15 4 4
G11-JAPAN 52 35 11 46 6 37 10 47 5 36 10 6
G11-S.KOREA 23 16 3 20 3 14 4 18 5 15 4 4
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 20 5 26 3 20 5 25 4 20 5 4
G11-VIETNAM 27 20 4 24 3 19 5 24 3 20 4 3
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 33 5 39 4 29 6 36 7 31 6 6
G12-BRAZIL 49 32 12 44 5 34 10 44 5 33 11 5
G12-RUSSIA 12 9 2 11 1 7 2 9 3 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 20 4 24 3 19 5 24 3 20 5 3
G12-USA 32 23 6 29 3 23 6 29 3 23 6 3
TOTAL 317 223 57 281 36 218 57 275 42 221 57 39
DATE March 28, 2018

G11-THAILAND 23 17 5 23 0 17 6 23 0 17 6 0
G11-JAPAN 52 38 13 51 1 33 18 51 1 36 15 1
G11-S.KOREA 23 18 4 22 1 18 4 23 0 18 4 1
G11-PHILIPPINES 29 21 5 25 4 22 6 28 1 22 5 2
G11-VIETNAM 27 21 5 26 1 21 5 26 1 21 5 1
G12-AUSTRALIA 43 34 8 42 1 35 7 42 1 34 8 1
G12-BRAZIL 49 39 9 48 1 33 15 48 1 36 12 1
G12-RUSSIA 12 7 2 9 3 10 2 12 0 8 2 2
G12-CANADA 27 21 5 26 1 22 5 26 1 22 5 1
G12-USA 32 25 6 31 1 24 8 31 1 24 7 1
TOTAL 317 241 62 303 14 236 75 311 6 239 68 10
64
AVERAGE ATTENDANCE OF SHS IN PERCENTAGE
ON MONTHLY BASES
SECOND SEMESTER
SY 2017-2018
65
FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 2017
AM PM TOTAL
DATE
OT L ABS OT L ABS OT L ABS PRE
NOV. 6 19.96 50.17 29.87 57.15 15.48 27.37 38.55 32.83 28.62 71.38
NOV. 7 37.63 46.01 16.36 29.07 52.87 18.06 33.35 49.44 17.21 82.79
NOV. 8 56.24 25.72 18.04 52.66 31.34 16.00 54.45 28.53 17.02 82.98
NOV. 9 43.93 32.21 23.86 46.38 33.62 20.00 45.16 32.91 21.93 78.07
NOV. 10 52.01 26.75 21.24 53.00 23.44 23.56 52.51 25.09 22.40 77.60
NOV. 13 51.87 27.86 20.26 64.98 17.60 17.42 58.43 22.73 18.84 81.16
NOV. 14 55.10 28.54 16.36 64.95 16.99 18.06 60.02 22.77 17.21 82.79
NOV. 15 66.82 17.09 16.09 65.31 20.69 14.00 66.06 18.89 15.04 84.96
NOV. 16 40.73 40.17 19.10 67.30 17.70 15.00 54.01 28.93 17.05 82.95
NOV. 17 64.24 17.37 18.39 39.91 39.29 20.79 52.07 28.33 19.59 80.41
NOV. 20 31.67 51.92 16.42 68.11 18.45 13.44 49.89 35.18 14.93 85.07
NOV. 21 68.93 17.66 13.41 32.36 52.47 15.17 50.64 35.07 14.29 85.71
NOV. 22 67.69 16.22 16.09 65.77 19.72 14.52 66.73 17.97 15.30 84.70
NOV. 23 44.18 36.71 19.10 67.66 17.34 15.00 55.92 27.03 17.05 82.95
NOV. 24 66.48 17.98 15.54 42.32 39.65 18.03 54.40 28.81 16.79 83.21
NOV. 27 64.19 20.35 15.46 68.90 18.66 12.44 66.54 19.51 13.95 86.05
NOV. 28 60.51 27.07 12.42 68.00 17.79 14.20 64.25 22.43 13.31 86.69
NOV. 29 74.55 10.34 15.11 46.78 40.22 13.00 60.66 25.28 14.06 85.94
OT - ON TIME
L - LATE
ABS - ABSENT
PRE - PRESENT
66
FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 2017
AM PM TOTAL
DATE
DEC. 1 60.54 19.20 20.26 64.98 17.60 17.42 62.76 18.40 18.84 81.16
DEC. 4 61.86 23.64 14.50 69.68 18.88 11.45 65.77 21.26 12.97 87.03
DEC. 5 53.50 41.95 4.55 74.11 19.39 6.49 63.80 30.67 5.52 94.48
DEC. 6 73.03 18.68 8.28 71.38 22.62 6.00 72.21 20.65 7.14 92.86
DEC. 7 50.24 38.27 11.49 74.02 18.98 7.00 62.13 28.62 9.24 90.76
DEC. 8 68.72 18.59 12.70 66.69 18.04 15.27 67.71 18.31 13.98 86.02
DEC. 11 72.37 16.01 11.61 73.22 18.32 8.46 72.80 17.17 10.04 89.96
DEC. 12 70.49 18.07 11.44 68.77 17.99 13.24 69.63 18.03 12.34 87.66
DEC. 13 68.26 22.48 9.26 70.62 22.38 7.00 69.44 22.43 8.13 91.87
DEC. 14 70.89 18.57 10.54 74.82 19.18 6.00 72.86 18.87 8.27 91.73
DEC. 15 67.97 18.38 13.65 65.97 17.84 16.19 66.97 18.11 14.92 85.08
DEC. 18 70.03 22.20 7.77 75.16 20.36 4.48 72.59 21.28 6.13 93.87
DEC. 19 72.84 18.67 8.49 71.06 18.59 10.35 71.95 18.63 9.42 90.58
DEC. 20 66.82 17.09 16.09 65.31 20.69 14.00 66.06 18.89 15.04 84.96
DEC. 21 64.11 16.79 19.10 67.66 17.34 15.00 65.88 17.07 17.05 82.95
DEC. 22 56.02 15.15 28.83 54.37 14.71 30.93 55.19 14.93 29.88 70.12
OT - ON TIME
L - LATE
ABS - ABSENT
PRE - PRESENT
67
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2018
AM PM TOTAL
DATE
JAN. 3 54.71 17.35 27.95 58.72 15.91 25.38 56.71 16.63 26.66 73.34
JAN. 4 66.58 17.06 16.36 64.95 16.99 18.06 65.76 17.03 17.21 82.79
JAN. 5 66.82 17.09 16.09 65.31 20.69 14.00 66.06 18.89 15.04 84.96
JAN. 8 70.76 22.43 6.81 75.94 20.57 3.49 73.35 21.50 5.15 94.85
JAN. 9 78.94 14.54 6.52 72.59 18.99 8.42 75.76 16.77 7.47 92.53
JAN. 10 73.81 18.88 7.31 72.14 22.86 5.00 72.98 20.87 6.15 93.85
JAN. 11 69.39 18.18 12.44 73.23 18.77 8.00 71.31 18.47 10.22 89.78
JAN. 12 67.97 18.38 13.65 65.97 17.84 16.19 66.97 18.11 14.92 85.08
JAN. 15 71.49 22.66 5.85 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.11 21.72 4.17 95.83
JAN. 16 76.76 19.67 3.57 74.88 19.59 5.53 75.82 19.63 4.55 95.45
JAN. 17 78.86 15.79 5.36 69.16 22.02 8.82 74.01 18.90 7.09 92.91
JAN. 18 75.32 12.24 12.44 75.79 16.21 8.00 75.56 14.23 10.22 89.78
JAN. 19 70.96 19.19 9.85 74.15 20.09 5.76 72.56 19.64 7.80 92.20
JAN. 22 72.21 22.90 4.89 77.51 21.00 1.50 74.86 21.95 3.19 96.81
JAN. 23 78.66 18.75 2.58 79.88 15.56 4.56 79.27 17.16 3.57 96.43
JAN. 24 76.14 19.48 4.38 74.42 23.58 2.00 75.28 21.53 3.19 96.81
JAN. 25 80.68 12.60 6.73 83.66 14.34 2.00 82.17 13.47 4.36 95.64
JAN. 26 79.22 11.88 8.90 72.80 15.61 11.58 76.01 13.75 10.24 89.76
JAN. 29 70.76 22.43 6.81 76.21 20.65 3.15 73.48 21.54 4.98 95.02
JAN. 30 77.54 19.87 2.58 74.87 19.58 5.55 76.21 19.72 4.07 95.93
JAN. 31 73.03 18.68 8.28 71.38 22.62 6.00 72.21 20.65 7.14 92.86
OT - ON TIME
L - LATE
ABS - ABSENT
PRE - PRESENT
68
FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2018
AM PM TOTAL
DATE
FEB. 1 68.57 21.74 9.69 73.59 19.94 6.47 71.08 20.84 8.08 91.92
FEB. 2 73.63 18.87 7.50 71.82 18.79 9.38 72.72 18.83 8.44 91.56
FEB. 5 72.76 23.21 4.03 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.74 22.00 3.26 96.74
FEB. 6 68.62 26.83 4.55 74.78 18.73 6.49 71.70 22.78 5.52 94.48
FEB. 7 74.59 19.08 6.33 72.90 23.10 4.00 73.75 21.09 5.17 94.83
FEB. 8 73.91 19.36 6.73 78.00 20.00 2.00 75.96 19.68 4.36 95.64
FEB. 9 67.97 18.38 13.65 65.97 17.84 16.19 66.97 18.11 14.92 85.08
FEB. 12 69.50 26.57 3.93 70.17 28.93 0.90 69.84 27.75 2.41 97.59
FEB. 14 76.76 19.67 3.57 72.95 19.07 7.98 74.86 19.37 5.77 94.23
FEB. 15 76.92 19.68 3.41 71.34 22.71 5.95 74.13 21.19 4.68 95.32
FEB. 19 72.94 23.13 3.93 78.29 21.21 0.50 75.62 22.17 2.21 97.79
FEB. 20 76.76 19.67 3.57 74.88 19.59 5.53 75.82 19.63 4.55 95.45
FEB. 21 78.26 16.39 5.36 80.82 16.18 3.00 79.54 16.28 4.18 95.82
FEB. 22 72.40 18.97 8.63 76.41 19.59 4.00 74.41 19.28 6.32 93.68
FEB. 23 73.95 20.00 6.05 71.77 19.41 8.82 72.86 19.71 7.44 92.56
FEB. 26 71.49 22.66 5.85 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.11 21.72 4.17 95.83
FEB. 27 86.13 11.28 2.58 78.57 16.87 4.56 82.35 14.07 3.57 96.43
FEB. 28 77.85 17.76 4.38 84.86 13.14 2.00 81.36 15.45 3.19 96.81
OT - ON TIME
L - LATE
ABS - ABSENT
PRE - PRESENT
69
FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 2018
AM PM TOTAL
DATE
MAR. 1 75.43 17.76 6.81 80.35 16.17 3.48 77.89 16.96 5.15 94.85
MAR. 2 78.30 18.13 3.57 76.41 18.06 5.53 77.36 18.10 4.55 95.45
MAR. 5 70.76 22.43 6.81 75.94 20.57 3.49 73.35 21.50 5.15 94.85
MAR. 6 75.98 19.47 4.55 74.11 19.39 6.49 75.05 19.43 5.52 94.48
MAR. 7 76.14 19.48 4.38 74.42 23.58 2.00 75.28 21.53 3.19 96.81
MAR. 8 67.88 17.78 14.34 71.64 18.36 10.00 69.76 18.07 12.17 87.83
MAR. 9 69.46 18.79 11.75 67.42 18.24 14.35 68.44 18.51 13.05 86.95
MAR. 12 72.21 22.90 4.89 77.51 21.00 1.50 74.86 21.95 3.19 96.81
MAR. 13 75.54 19.48 4.98 76.41 19.99 3.60 75.98 19.73 4.29 95.71
MAR. 14 73.19 18.71 8.10 67.64 21.60 10.76 70.41 20.15 9.43 90.57
MAR. 15 82.57 12.60 4.83 83.02 16.98 0.00 82.79 14.79 2.41 97.59
MAR. 16 77.38 16.57 6.05 77.41 13.77 8.82 77.39 15.17 7.44 92.56
MAR. 19 72.95 23.27 3.78 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.84 22.03 3.13 96.87
MAR. 20 83.83 14.57 1.60 82.57 13.83 3.60 83.20 14.20 2.60 97.40
MAR. 21 80.40 16.20 3.41 81.50 17.50 1.00 80.95 16.85 2.20 97.80
MAR. 22 70.89 18.57 10.54 74.82 19.18 6.00 72.86 18.87 8.27 91.73
MAR. 23 73.95 20.00 6.05 71.77 19.41 8.82 72.86 19.71 7.44 92.56
MAR. 26 67.84 21.51 10.65 72.81 19.72 7.47 70.32 20.62 9.06 90.94
MAR. 27 70.49 18.07 11.44 68.77 17.99 13.24 69.63 18.03 12.34 87.66
MAR. 28 76.14 19.48 4.38 74.42 23.58 2.00 75.28 21.53 3.19 96.81
OT - ON TIME
L - LATE
ABS - ABSENT
PRE - PRESENT
70
ALL DAYS IN MONTHS
SECOND SEMESTER
SY 2017-2018
71
ALL MONTHS 2ND SEMESTER SY2017-2018
AM PM TOTAL
DATE
NOV. 6 19.96 50.17 29.87 57.15 15.48 27.37 38.55 32.83 28.62 71.38
NOV. 7 37.63 46.01 16.36 29.07 52.87 18.06 33.35 49.44 17.21 82.79
NOV. 8 56.24 25.72 18.04 52.66 31.34 16.00 54.45 28.53 17.02 82.98
NOV. 9 43.93 32.21 23.86 46.38 33.62 20.00 45.16 32.91 21.93 78.07
NOV. 10 52.01 26.75 21.24 53.00 23.44 23.56 52.51 25.09 22.40 77.60
NOV. 13 51.87 27.86 20.26 64.98 17.60 17.42 58.43 22.73 18.84 81.16
NOV. 14 55.10 28.54 16.36 64.95 16.99 18.06 60.02 22.77 17.21 82.79
NOV. 15 66.82 17.09 16.09 65.31 20.69 14.00 66.06 18.89 15.04 84.96
NOV. 16 40.73 40.17 19.10 67.30 17.70 15.00 54.01 28.93 17.05 82.95
NOV. 17 64.24 17.37 18.39 39.91 39.29 20.79 52.07 28.33 19.59 80.41
NOV. 20 31.67 51.92 16.42 68.11 18.45 13.44 49.89 35.18 14.93 85.07
NOV. 21 68.93 17.66 13.41 32.36 52.47 15.17 50.64 35.07 14.29 85.71
NOV. 22 67.69 16.22 16.09 65.77 19.72 14.52 66.73 17.97 15.30 84.70
NOV. 23 44.18 36.71 19.10 67.66 17.34 15.00 55.92 27.03 17.05 82.95
NOV. 24 66.48 17.98 15.54 42.32 39.65 18.03 54.40 28.81 16.79 83.21
NOV. 27 64.19 20.35 15.46 68.90 18.66 12.44 66.54 19.51 13.95 86.05
NOV. 28 60.51 27.07 12.42 68.00 17.79 14.20 64.25 22.43 13.31 86.69
NOV. 29 74.55 10.34 15.11 46.78 40.22 13.00 60.66 25.28 14.06 85.94
DEC. 1 60.54 19.20 20.26 64.98 17.60 17.42 62.76 18.40 18.84 81.16
DEC. 4 61.86 23.64 14.50 69.68 18.88 11.45 65.77 21.26 12.97 87.03
DEC. 5 53.50 41.95 4.55 74.11 19.39 6.49 63.80 30.67 5.52 94.48
DEC. 6 73.03 18.68 8.28 71.38 22.62 6.00 72.21 20.65 7.14 92.86
DEC. 7 50.24 38.27 11.49 74.02 18.98 7.00 62.13 28.62 9.24 90.76
DEC. 8 68.72 18.59 12.70 66.69 18.04 15.27 67.71 18.31 13.98 86.02
DEC. 11 72.37 16.01 11.61 73.22 18.32 8.46 72.80 17.17 10.04 89.96
DEC. 12 70.49 18.07 11.44 68.77 17.99 13.24 69.63 18.03 12.34 87.66
DEC. 13 68.26 22.48 9.26 70.62 22.38 7.00 69.44 22.43 8.13 91.87
DEC. 14 70.89 18.57 10.54 74.82 19.18 6.00 72.86 18.87 8.27 91.73
DEC. 15 67.97 18.38 13.65 65.97 17.84 16.19 66.97 18.11 14.92 85.08
DEC. 18 70.03 22.20 7.77 75.16 20.36 4.48 72.59 21.28 6.13 93.87
DEC. 19 72.84 18.67 8.49 71.06 18.59 10.35 71.95 18.63 9.42 90.58
DEC. 20 66.82 17.09 16.09 65.31 20.69 14.00 66.06 18.89 15.04 84.96
DEC. 21 64.11 16.79 19.10 67.66 17.34 15.00 65.88 17.07 17.05 82.95
DEC. 22 56.02 15.15 28.83 54.37 14.71 30.93 55.19 14.93 29.88 70.12
JAN. 3 54.71 17.35 27.95 58.72 15.91 25.38 56.71 16.63 26.66 73.34
JAN. 4 66.58 17.06 16.36 64.95 16.99 18.06 65.76 17.03 17.21 82.79
JAN. 5 66.82 17.09 16.09 65.31 20.69 14.00 66.06 18.89 15.04 84.96
JAN. 8 70.76 22.43 6.81 75.94 20.57 3.49 73.35 21.50 5.15 94.85
JAN. 9 78.94 14.54 6.52 72.59 18.99 8.42 75.76 16.77 7.47 92.53
JAN. 10 73.81 18.88 7.31 72.14 22.86 5.00 72.98 20.87 6.15 93.85
JAN. 11 69.39 18.18 12.44 73.23 18.77 8.00 71.31 18.47 10.22 89.78
JAN. 12 67.97 18.38 13.65 65.97 17.84 16.19 66.97 18.11 14.92 85.08
JAN. 15 71.49 22.66 5.85 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.11 21.72 4.17 95.83
JAN. 16 76.76 19.67 3.57 74.88 19.59 5.53 75.82 19.63 4.55 95.45
JAN. 17 78.86 15.79 5.36 69.16 22.02 8.82 74.01 18.90 7.09 92.91
JAN. 18 75.32 12.24 12.44 75.79 16.21 8.00 75.56 14.23 10.22 89.78
JAN. 19 70.96 19.19 9.85 74.15 20.09 5.76 72.56 19.64 7.80 92.20
JAN. 22 72.21 22.90 4.89 77.51 21.00 1.50 74.86 21.95 3.19 96.81
JAN. 23 78.66 18.75 2.58 79.88 72
15.56 4.56 79.27 17.16 3.57 96.43
JAN. 24 76.14 19.48 4.38 74.42 23.58 2.00 75.28 21.53 3.19 96.81
JAN. 25 80.68 12.60 6.73 83.66 14.34 2.00 82.17 13.47 4.36 95.64
JAN. 26 79.22 11.88 8.90 72.80 15.61 11.58 76.01 13.75 10.24 89.76
JAN. 9 78.94 14.54 6.52 72.59 18.99 8.42 75.76 16.77 7.47 92.53
JAN. 10 73.81 18.88 7.31 72.14 22.86 5.00 72.98 20.87 6.15 93.85
JAN. 11 69.39 18.18 12.44 73.23 18.77 8.00 71.31 18.47 10.22 89.78
JAN. 12 67.97 18.38 13.65 65.97 17.84 16.19 66.97 18.11 14.92 85.08
JAN. 15 71.49 22.66 5.85 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.11 21.72 4.17 95.83
JAN. 16 76.76 19.67 3.57 74.88 19.59 5.53 75.82 19.63 4.55 95.45
JAN. 17 78.86 15.79 5.36 69.16 22.02 8.82 74.01 18.90 7.09 92.91
JAN. 18 75.32 12.24 12.44 75.79 16.21 8.00 75.56 14.23 10.22 89.78
JAN. 19 70.96 19.19 9.85 74.15 20.09 5.76 72.56 19.64 7.80 92.20
JAN. 22 72.21 22.90 4.89 77.51 21.00 1.50 74.86 21.95 3.19 96.81
JAN. 23 78.66 18.75 2.58 79.88 15.56 4.56 79.27 17.16 3.57 96.43
JAN. 24 76.14 19.48 4.38 74.42 23.58 2.00 75.28 21.53 3.19 96.81
JAN. 25 80.68 12.60 6.73 83.66 14.34 2.00 82.17 13.47 4.36 95.64
JAN. 26 79.22 11.88 8.90 72.80 15.61 11.58 76.01 13.75 10.24 89.76
JAN. 29 70.76 22.43 6.81 76.21 20.65 3.15 73.48 21.54 4.98 95.02
JAN. 30 77.54 19.87 2.58 74.87 19.58 5.55 76.21 19.72 4.07 95.93
JAN. 31 73.03 18.68 8.28 71.38 22.62 6.00 72.21 20.65 7.14 92.86
FEB. 1 68.57 21.74 9.69 73.59 19.94 6.47 71.08 20.84 8.08 91.92
FEB. 2 73.63 18.87 7.50 71.82 18.79 9.38 72.72 18.83 8.44 91.56
FEB. 5 72.76 23.21 4.03 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.74 22.00 3.26 96.74
FEB. 6 68.62 26.83 4.55 74.78 18.73 6.49 71.70 22.78 5.52 94.48
FEB. 7 74.59 19.08 6.33 72.90 23.10 4.00 73.75 21.09 5.17 94.83
FEB. 8 73.91 19.36 6.73 78.00 20.00 2.00 75.96 19.68 4.36 95.64
FEB. 9 67.97 18.38 13.65 65.97 17.84 16.19 66.97 18.11 14.92 85.08
FEB. 12 69.50 26.57 3.93 70.17 28.93 0.90 69.84 27.75 2.41 97.59
FEB. 14 76.76 19.67 3.57 72.95 19.07 7.98 74.86 19.37 5.77 94.23
FEB. 15 76.92 19.68 3.41 71.34 22.71 5.95 74.13 21.19 4.68 95.32
FEB. 19 72.94 23.13 3.93 78.29 21.21 0.50 75.62 22.17 2.21 97.79
FEB. 20 76.76 19.67 3.57 74.88 19.59 5.53 75.82 19.63 4.55 95.45
FEB. 21 78.26 16.39 5.36 80.82 16.18 3.00 79.54 16.28 4.18 95.82
FEB. 22 72.40 18.97 8.63 76.41 19.59 4.00 74.41 19.28 6.32 93.68
FEB. 23 73.95 20.00 6.05 71.77 19.41 8.82 72.86 19.71 7.44 92.56
FEB. 26 71.49 22.66 5.85 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.11 21.72 4.17 95.83
FEB. 27 86.13 11.28 2.58 78.57 16.87 4.56 82.35 14.07 3.57 96.43
FEB. 28 77.85 17.76 4.38 84.86 13.14 2.00 81.36 15.45 3.19 96.81
MAR. 1 75.43 17.76 6.81 80.35 16.17 3.48 77.89 16.96 5.15 94.85
MAR. 2 78.30 18.13 3.57 76.41 18.06 5.53 77.36 18.10 4.55 95.45
MAR. 5 70.76 22.43 6.81 75.94 20.57 3.49 73.35 21.50 5.15 94.85
MAR. 6 75.98 19.47 4.55 74.11 19.39 6.49 75.05 19.43 5.52 94.48
MAR. 7 76.14 19.48 4.38 74.42 23.58 2.00 75.28 21.53 3.19 96.81
MAR. 8 67.88 17.78 14.34 71.64 18.36 10.00 69.76 18.07 12.17 87.83
MAR. 9 69.46 18.79 11.75 67.42 18.24 14.35 68.44 18.51 13.05 86.95
MAR. 12 72.21 22.90 4.89 77.51 21.00 1.50 74.86 21.95 3.19 96.81
MAR. 13 75.54 19.48 4.98 76.41 19.99 3.60 75.98 19.73 4.29 95.71
MAR. 14 73.19 18.71 8.10 67.64 21.60 10.76 70.41 20.15 9.43 90.57
MAR. 15 82.57 12.60 4.83 83.02 16.98 0.00 82.79 14.79 2.41 97.59
MAR. 16 77.38 16.57 6.05 77.41 13.77 8.82 77.39 15.17 7.44 92.56
MAR. 19 72.95 23.27 3.78 76.72 20.79 2.49 74.84 22.03 3.13 96.87
MAR. 20 83.83 14.57 1.60 82.57 13.83 3.60 83.20 14.20 2.60 97.40
MAR. 21 80.40 16.20 3.41 81.50 17.50 1.00 80.95 16.85 2.20 97.80
MAR. 22 70.89 18.57 10.54 74.82 19.18 6.00 72.86 18.87 8.27 91.73
MAR. 23 73.95 20.00 6.05 71.77 19.41 8.82 72.86 19.71 7.44 92.56
MAR. 26 67.84 21.51 10.65 72.81 19.72 7.47 70.32 20.62 9.06 90.94
MAR. 27 70.49 18.07 11.44 68.77 17.99 13.24 69.63 18.03 12.34 87.66
MAR. 28 76.14 19.48 4.38 74.42 23.58 2.00 75.28 21.53 3.19 96.81
73
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE
AVERAGE ATTENDANCE IN PERCENTAGE
ALL DAYS IN MONTHS
SECOND SEMESTER
SY 2017-2018
74
(ALL DAYS- 2ND SEMESTER SY 2017-2018)
75
AVERAGE ABSENCES OF SHS IN PERCENTAGE
76
AVERAGE TARDINESS OF SHS IN PERCENTAGE
77
AVERAGE ON-TIME/EARLY-COMERS OF SHS IN PERCENTAGE
78
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF THE
AVERAGE ATTENDANCE IN PERCENTAGE
ON MONTHLY BASES
SECOND SEMESTER
SY 2017-2018
79
PRESENT AVERAGE
NOVEMBER 82.52
DECEMBER 87.57
JANUARY 91.55
FEBRUARY 94.54
MARCH 93.81
80
ABSENT AVERAGE
NOVEMBER 17.48
DECEMBER 12.43
JANUARY 8.45
FEBRUARY 5.46
MARCH 6.19
81
82
LATE AVERAGE
NOVEMBER 27.88
DECEMBER 20.21
JANUARY 18.67
FEBRUARY 20.00
MARCH 18.89
83
84
85
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
Time Frame Resources Needed

Expected
Activities Person’s Involved
Target Date Actual Date Human Financial Outcomes
Getting/Updating of data of May 2018 Faculty P500.00 for office

(Brigada & Researcher, Registrar, supplies Updated/ corrected
the students (New section, LR
Enrollment Records In-charge, entries into the
Number, contact number of
time) students, parents datatbase
parents)
Encoding/ updating of the June 2018 CI Team None
database of the Computer- (Brigada &
Enrollment Researcher, Faculty Updated database
aided attendance monitoring
system time)
Taking of pictures to Grade 7, First week of CI Team None, if digital

July to First Teachers, students, camera can be ID Pictures of the
Grade 11 students and
week of July photographer secured students
transferees.
Third week to Barcoded ID Cards
C.I. Team, p7,000.00 for the
Production of Barcoded ID last week of July Advisers, Principal are printed and
Manufacturer materials
2018 laminated
Orientation of the Project to Teachers and staff
Last week of July
Grade 7 students and Teachers and Staff C.I. Team None oriented about the
2018
transferees project and
Orientation of the Project to First PTA Parents oriented
Parents, Advisers C.I. Team, Principal None
Parents Meeting about the project.
First week of C.I. Team, Class Barcoded ID Cards

Releasing of Barcoded IDs Advisers, Students None
August 2018 Advisers are released
Dry run to Grade 7 students First week of Oriented students

Advisers, Students C.I. Team None
and transferees August 2018 about the program
Second quarter of Students, Parents, Proposed changes in
C.I. Team, Principal,
Rollout of the program the SY (Second Guidance None the system
Class Advisers
week of August) Teacher,Security Guard implemented, time
86 frame monitored and
PICTORIALS
87
The parents show overwhelming support to the program during the orientation of automating the
attendance monitoring system of their children.
The students attentively listen to the researcher as he explains to them how the system works and
teaches them how they would log into the system for their attendance
88
The researcher discusses the areas of concern in the full implementation of the program to the
teachers.
The class advisers actively participate during the focus group discussion.
89
A line of students waiting for their turn to swipe their ID Card into the system for their attendance.
A student simply swipes her ID Card into the barcode scanner to check in herself to school.
90
It doesn’t take long to log in into the system as it takes only two seconds to swipe the ID as an
average.
91
CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION
M.A. in Education in ELT (unit earner)
2006-2007
Philippine Normal University- Mindanao
M.A. in Education in Educt'l. Management (CAR)
1999-2004
Father Urios University
Bachelor of Secondary Education- Major in Englsih
1993-1997
Name: Philippine Normal University- Mindanao
Jay O. Directo Secondary Education
1989-1993
Bayugan National Conprehensive High School
Address: Elementary Education
1983-1989
B5- L16 Teachers' Vill., Noli Elementary School
Villa Kananga, Butuan
City, Agusan del Norte
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Cellphone Number: July 2019 Master Teacher-II
+639568117792 to presnt Taligaman National High School
1999 to Master Teacher-I
E-mail: June 2019 Taligaman National High School
jay041077@gmail.com 2016 to Continuous Improvement Team Leader
jay.directo@deped.com present Taligaman National High School
2015 to SIP Project Team Leader
Birthdate: present Taligaman National High School
April 10, 1977 2007 & School Paper Adviser
2014 Taligaman National High School
2016 to School Campus Journalism Coordinator
present Taligaman National High School
EXTRA-CURRICULAR EXPERIENCE
Special Skills: Layout Artist

2014-2017
Drawing, Painting Balanghai Patrol
HONOR/ AWARD
IT Skills: 2018 Best Oral Presenter
MS Office Applications Caraga Region Research Congress
Photoshop 2017 Outstanding Employee - Master Teacher
2017-2018
InDesign Butuan City Division
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Republic of the Philippines

Integration of Communication Mechanism into the

Jay O. Directo, Researcher

vowed to strengthen government efforts to ensure that no student is left behind.

observation that dropouts do not happen instantly. Regardless of reason, chronic

school failure and early dropout (Baker, 2001).

kept by student-class monitors.

The intervention program imbedded into the computer-aided attendance

The intervention program offered promising results; it improved the percentage of

attendance and reduced tardiness of Senior High School students.

The average percentage of attendance of the SHS in the 2nd semester of SY

2017-2018 was increased from 82.52% to 94.67%.

The average percentage of tardiness in the 2nd semester of SY 2017-2018 was

was increased from 54.64% to 74.93%.

message, to parents about the daily attendance of their children.

Basic Education Research Fund (BERF) of the Department of Education. The

researcher is especially indebted to Dr. Beatriz G. Torno, Regional Director of Deped

members of his family, his wife and two daughters.

Most importantly, to God for orchestrating everything to happen. To Him be all

I. Context and Rationale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

II. Action Research Questions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

III. Proposed Innovation, Intervention & Strategy . . . . . . . . . . . 5

IV. Action Research Methods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

6. Plans for Dissemination and Utilization . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

about the whereabouts of their children.

school problems like absenteeism, tardiness, and high dropout rate.

and crucial to solving of problems.

A survey made in 2010 by Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services

and leadership in schools is the key determinant of educational attainment, so the

crucial factor outside the school environment”.

Redding (2004) also mentioned in his research that parental involvement in

school decision-making contributes to modest but significant achievement gains.

provide evidence of benefits for both parents and children.

According to one of the articles of American Federation of Teachers in their

Effective communication system benefits the parents, students, and teachers.

home involvement with their children’s learning.

Substantial evidence also exists showing that parent involvement benefits

homework and school in general.

positive view of teachers, which results in improved teacher morale.

bundle with the attendance tracking system programmed by the researcher.

communication mechanism into the attendance monitoring system developed by the

researcher as intervention program for the SARDOs.

More specifically, this study attempts to answer the following questions:

1. How can the communication mechanism into the computer-aided attendance

tracking system be designed?

2. How effective is the use of communication mechanism into the computer-aided

attendance tracking system in:

a. Increasing students’ daily attendance

Discrepancy in recording often occurs in School Form 2 (SF2) or the School

students. This was done by utilizing computer-aided attendance tracking system. A

reference in counterchecking their records of SF2.

intervention to address the attendance-related problems was the involvement of parents.

attendance tracking system to facilitate the communication to parents about their

B. Data Gathering Method

the school year.

The research study is descriptive in nature, specifically descriptive correlational.

It is descriptive correlational since it seeks to determine whether constant and

regular feedback to parents would significantly influence the percentage of the

attendance of the students in school, reduce tardiness, encourage to come to school

He thought of using the same concept in capturing students’ attendance by

Through this, their attendances were automatically recorded and sorted by

student is going to be a SARDO.

locality dominantly Visayan speakers.