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CY 2023 YEAR-END

PROGRAM
IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW
AND PERFORMANCE
ASSESSMENT
______ School/District

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FY 2023 PIRPA:
INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES PERFORMANCE
INDICATORS
(per DepEd Oder No. 29, s. 2022 – Agency Performance Measurement Matrix)

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School/District
School Head/PSDS

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ACCESS
IO: All school-age children, out-of-school youth, and adults accessed relevant basic
learning opportunities

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Transition Rate (EOSY 2022-2023 vs BOSY 2023-2024)

Transition Rate

Male 97.55 Male 94.04 Male 98.17


K to G1 G3 to G4 G6 to G7 G10 to G11

• Write your analysis here.


• For DPIRPA submission and presentation, identify schools with highest and lowest transition rate.
• For schools with lowest transition rate, determine the reasons and steps conducted.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Simple Dropout Rate (EOSY 2022-2023)

Elementary

Female 96.46 Female 96.46 Female 96.46

Female
90.8928571428
571

Female 88.39

Female 86.16 Female 86.16 Female 86.16

Male
Male 89.94 Male 87.47 Male 96.46 Male 96.46 Male 96.46 Male 87.47 Male 87.47 91.6757142857143
K G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Overall

• Write your analysis here.


• For SPIRPA/DisPIRPA presentation/submission, identify grade level(s) which has a highest
percentage of dropout. State the reasons and interventions conducted.
• For DPIRPA presentation/submission, identify school(s) which has a highest percentage of
dropout. State the reasons and interventions conducted.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Simple Dropout Rate (EOSY 2022-2023)

Secondary

Female 96.46 Female 96.46 Female 96.46

Female
91.6816666666
667

Female 88.39

Female 86.16 Female 86.16

Male
Male 89.94 Male 87.47 Male 96.46 Male 96.46 Male 96.46 Male 87.47 92.3766666666667
G7 G8 G9 G10 G11 G12 Overall

• Write your analysis here.


• For SPIRPA/DisPIRPA presentation/submission, identify grade level(s) which has a highest
percentage of dropout. State the reasons and interventions conducted.
• For DPIRPA presentation/submission, identify school(s) and grade level(s) which have highest
percentage of dropout. State the reasons and interventions conducted.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Enrolment (BOSY 2023-2024)

Elementary

Female 500

Female 67 Female 69 Female 74 Female 74 Female 74 Female 74 Female 69


Male 98 Male 98 Male 95 Male 95 Male 95 Male 95 Male 98 Male 673
K G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 Grand Total

• Write your analysis here.


• For DPIRPA submission and presentation, identify schools with increasing and decreasing number of
enrollment.
• State the reasons/factors and interventions conducted.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Enrolment (BOSY 2023-2024)

Secondary

Female 432

Female 67 Female 69 Female 74 Female 74 Female 74 Female 74


Male 98 Male 98 Male 95 Male 95 Male 95 Male 95 Male 575
G7 G8 G9 G10 G11 G12 Grand Total

• Write your analysis here.


• For DPIRPA submission and presentation, identify schools with increasing and decreasing number of
enrollment.
• State the reasons/factors and interventions conducted.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PPAs under ACCESS (AIP 2023)
Physical
PPA/Line Target Accomplishment
PIs Remarks
Item Quarters Quarters
Annual Quarter 4 Total Quarter 4 Total %
1, 2 & 3 1, 2 & 3

• For SPIRPA/DisPIRPA presentation and submission, evaluate your PPAs physical targets and
accomplishments under Access. Write your analysis here.
• For DPIRPA presentation and submission, identify schools with highest percentage of
accomplishments and its best practices to achieve that accomplishment.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 10
GASTPE Recipients (for Private Schools SY 2023-2024)
Physical
PPA/Line Item PIs Physical Target Accomplishment Remarks
(Annual) 1st Quarter %

Number of
Government School
Assistance Subsidies Recipients
(GAS) - ESC Number of Paid
Beneficiaries
Number of
Government School
Assistance Subsidies Recipients
(GAS) - SHSVP Number of Paid
Beneficiaries
Number of
Government School
Assistance Subsidies Recipients
(GAS) - TSS Number of Paid
Beneficiaries

• These data will be provided and presented by the private schools only under your respective
district. Write your analysis.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 11
QUALITY
IO: Learners complete K-12 basic education, having successfully attained all learning
standards that equip them with the necessary skills and attributes to pursue their chosen
paths

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KPIs on Quality (IO3.1 - Learners attained Stage 1 learning standards of fundamental reading
and numeracy skills)
Indicator SY 2022-2023
Percentage of learners achieving at least the minimum level of proficiency in English
(EOSY 2022-2023 CRLA - Grade level ready)
Percentage of learners achieving at least the minimum level of proficiency in Filipino
(EOSY 2022-2023 CRLA - Grade level ready)

Percentage of learners achieving at least the minimum level of proficiency in Mother Tongue
(EOSY 2022-2023 CRLA - Grade level ready)

Percentage of learners achieving at least the minimum level of proficiency in Numeracy


(EOSY 2022-2023 - ALNAT – anchoring)

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 13
IO3.2 - Learners attain Stage 2 learning standards of literacy and numeracy skills and apply
21st century skills to various situation
Indicator Data
Percentage of learners attaining proficient level or better in Stage 2 literacy standards
(BOSY 2023-2024 Pretest RLA)
Percentage of learners attaining proficient level or better in Stage 2 numeracy standards
(EOSY 2022-2023 - ALNAT – anchoring)

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 14
IO3.3 -Learners attain Stage 3 (Grades 7-10) learning standards of literacy & numeracy skills
and apply 21st century skills to various situations
Indicator Data
Percentage of G10 learners attaining at least the minimum level of proficiency in Stage 3 literacy
standards
(BOSY 2023-2024 Pretest RLA)
Percentage of G10 learners attaining at least the minimum level of proficiency in Stage 3
numeracy standards
(EOSY 2022-2023 - ALNAT – anchoring)

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 15
IO3.4 - Learners attain Stage 4 (Grades 11-12) learning standards equipped with knowledge
and 21st century competencies developed in their chosen core, applied and specialized SHS
tracks
Indicator Data
Percentage of Grade 12 learners attaining at least the minimum level of proficiency in Stage 4 SHS
core areas

National Certification for SHS

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 16
PPAs under QUALITY (AIP 2023)
Physical
PPA/Line Target Accomplishment
PIs Remarks
Item Quarters Quarters
Annual Quarter 4 Total Quarter 4 Total %
1, 2 & 3 1, 2 & 3

• For SPIRPA/DisPIRPA presentation and submission, evaluate your PPAs physical targets and
accomplishments under Quality. Write your analysis here.
• For DPIRPA presentation and submission, identify schools with highest percentage of
accomplishments and its best practices to achieve that accomplishment.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 17
RESILIENCY AND WELL-BEING
IO: Learners are resilient and know their rights and have the life skills to protect
themselves and claim their education-related rights from DepEd and other duty-bearers to
promote learners’ well-being.

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Schools with Approved SIP (2023-2028) and AIP (4 th Quarter, 2023)

Performance Indicators Physical Target Physical Accomplishment

Approved SIP (2023-


2028)
Approved AIP (4th
Quarter, 2023)

• Write your analysis here.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 19
Resiliency and Well-being

Physical % of
Performance Indicators Physical Target
Accomplishment Accomplishment

Learners affected/displaced by natural and man-


made hazards/ disasters are retained
(BEIS data)
Learners who reported violence committed against
them by other learners (bullying) or adults (child
abuse) based on intake sheets
(BEIS data)
Learners with improved health

Statistics
• Write (elementary)
your analysis here.
(Nutritional Status -Endline 2022-2023)

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 20
PPAs under Resiliency & Well-being (AIP 2023)
Physical
PPA/Line Target Accomplishment
PIs Remarks
Item
Quarters 1, 2 Quarters 1, 2
Annual &3 Quarter 4 Total &3 Quarter 4 Total %

• For school/district presentation and submission, evaluate your PPAs physical targets and
accomplishments under Resiliency & Well-being. Write your analysis here.
• For division presentation and submission, identify schools with highest percentage of
accomplishments and its best practices to achieve that accomplishment.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 21
GOVERNANCE
Enabling Mechanism #3. Investments in basic education provide learners with the ideal
learning environment

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Governance (AIP 2023)

Physical % of
Performance Indicators Physical Target
Accomplishment Accomplishment

Proportion of schools and community learning centers (CLCs)


achieving ideal ratio on:
a. Classroom
b. Teachers
c. Learning resources and learning materials
d. Seats
e. Science and Math equipment
f. Multimedia package
Proportion of schools with:
a. Connection to electricity
b. Connection to internet
c. Water and sanitation facility
d. Water source

Proportion of secondary schools with functional School


Governance Council (SGC)

• Writ e yo u r a n a lysis h e re .
• Fo r DP I RPA su b missio n a n d p re se n ta t io n , co n so lid a t e t h e n u mb e r o f sch o o ls a n d CL Cs a ch ie vin g id e a l ra t io o n t h e g ive n in d ica t o rs.
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Governance (Private Schools for SY 2023-2024)

Physical % of
Performance Indicators Physical Target Accomplishment Accomplishment

Proportion of eligible private schools receiving government


assistance

Proportion of teachers in private schools receiving teacher


subsidy

Proportion of recognized schools or schools with


permit and recognition

• These data will be provided and presented by the private schools only under your respective
district. Write your analysis.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 24
PPAs under Governance (AIP 2023)
Physical
PPA/Line Target Accomplishment
PIs Remarks
Item
Quarters 1, 2 Quarters 1, 2
Annual &3 Quarter 4 Total &3 Quarter 4 Total %

• For SPIRPA/DisPIRPA presentation and submission, evaluate your PPAs physical targets and
accomplishments under Governance. Write your analysis here.
• For DPIRPA presentation and submission, identify schools with highest percentage of
accomplishments and its best practices to achieve that accomplishment.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 25
BOTTLENECKS, CHALLENGES, AND
CONSTRAINTS (BCC)

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BCCs in Achieving the KPI Targets
IO/EM Bottlenecks, Challenges, and Constraints
• Access

• Quality

• Resiliency & Well-being

• Governance

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 27
BCCs in Achieving the KPI Targets
Intermediate
Outcome/Enabling Reason for low or to non-contribution
PPAs not contributing to the
Mechanism (Access, of the PPA in the achievement of
achievement of target KPIs
Quality, Resiliency & Well- targets
being, Governance)

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 28
Operational and Policy Issues and Recommendations/Actions
Needed from Division Office
BEDP Pillar
(Access, Equity, Operational or Decision and Actions
Recommendation of the School/District
Quality, Policy Issue Needed from DO
Resiliency)

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 29
FINANCIAL REPORT

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FY 2023 OVERALL – _______ School
BUDGET UTILIZATION RATE (All Allotment Classes-MOOE, GAD, etc)

₱ _______________ _____ _____ _____


% % %
ADJUSTED OBLIGATION UTILIZATION LIQUIDATION
ALLOTMENT RATE RATE RATE

• For school/district presentation and submission, evaluate your budget utilization rate. Write your
analysis here.
• This template for SPIRPA/DisPIRPA use only.

Source:

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 31
BUDGET UTILIZATION RATE

Allotment Adjusted Obligated Obligation Utilized Utilization Liquidated Liquidation


Class/Fund Allotment Amount Rate Amount Rate Amount Rate

SCHOOL MOOE

GAD

Etc.

• For school/district presentation and submission, evaluate your budget utilization rate. Write your
analysis here.
• This template for SPIRPA/DisPIRPA use only.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
FY 2023 OVERALL – _______ District
BUDGET UTILIZATION REPORT (All Funds)
School Obligation Rate Utilization Rate Liquidation Rate

• This template will be used for DPIRPA presentation and submission only.
• Identify top 5 schools with highest percentage of obligation, utilization and liquidation rates and
their best practices.
• Identify top 5 schools with lowest percentage of obligation, utilization and liquidation rates and
their actions/commitment to take.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 33
4th QUARTER, FY 2023
MOOE & GAD UTILIZATION REPORT

• MOOE & GAD Funds


– Using Pareto Analysis, identify the schools with highest and lowest
utilization and liquidation rates including its BCCs
– For schools with lowest utilization and liquidation rate, list down the TA
provided by the PSDS.

• This template will be used for DPIRPA submission and presentation only.

SMME Unit DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 34


PROCUREMENT REPORT

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PROCUREMENT – (January to December 2023)

COMPLETED PROCUREMENT ACTIVITIES- SMALL VALUE


PROCUREMENT & COMPETITIVE BIDDING
Total Allotted Budget of Procurement
Activities
Total Contract Price of Procurement
Activities Conducted
Total Savings (Total Allotted Budget -
Total Contract Price)

ON-GOING PROCUREMENT ACTIVITIES


Total Allotted Budget of On-going
Procurement Activities

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
OTHER SCHOOL/DISTRICT UPDATES
• INITIATIVES
• QUICK WINS AND BEST PRACTICES

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INITIATIVES

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 38
QUICK WINS AND BEST PRACTICES
Best Practices
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4.
5.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 39
COMMITMENTS , NEXT STEPS, AND WAYS
FORWARDS

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NEXT STEPS AND WAYS FORWARD

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Thank You!

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IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW AND
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT

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