SM No. 274, s. 2026 | BSP COOKING FESTIVAL: “SCOUT CHEFS IN ACTION—COOKING FOR LIFE, SERVING WITH HEART”

• October 2, 2026

1. The BSP: The SERVERS shall conduct a Cooking Festival entitled “Scout Chefs in Action—Cooking for Life, Serving with Heart” on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. The activity shall be held at Francisco E. Barzaga Integrated High School (FEBIHS), at the area nearest the washing facility between Building 3 and Building 4.
2. The activity aims to:
   a. develop the Scouts’ basic cooking, food preparation, and food safety skills;
   b. strengthen teamwork, cooperation, discipline, and responsibility through hands-on activities;
   c. promote self-reliance, resourcefulness, creativity, and preparedness among the Scouts; and
   d. instill the values of service, leadership, and cooperation consistent with the principles of Scouting.
3. Selected teaching personnel are requested to extend their assistance and support in the proper supervision and implementation of the activity. All concerned are enjoined to observe proper safety, sanitation, cleanliness, and discipline throughout the activity.
4. For inquiries and other relevant concerns regarding the activity, please contact Mr. Rein Jul D. Consaludo at 0936 451 1442.
5. Immediate and widest dissemination of this Notice of Meeting is desired.

SM No. 272, s. 2026 | NOTICE OF MEETING

• October 2, 2026

1. In relation to the DepEd Advisory dated September 28, 2026 regarding the enrollment of Senior High School (SHS) learners in the Learners Information System (LIS), authority is hereby granted to Ms. Maria Pamela C. Santiago to conduct a meeting on October 07, 2026 | 11:00am – 12:00nn at the SBM Room.
2. The agenda is as follows:
   a. Enrollment of Grade 12 SHS learners in the LIS
   b. Orientation on the SHS LIS facility
   c. Procedure in requesting correction of learners profile
   d. Other matters/concerns
3. Participants to this activity are:

4. Attached herewith is the DepEd Advisory for reference.
5. For your information and guidance.

SM No. 271, s. 2026 | SEEING BEYOND SIGHT: AN ORIENTATION TO GOALBALL

• October 2, 2026

I. Anchored on Republic Act 10524, which mandates equal opportunities for persons with disabilities, including learners with Hearing Impairments (HI) and Visual Impairments (VI). It is also aligned with sustainable developmental Goal (SDG) 4: Quality Education of the United Natlon. 2030 Agenda, which emphasizes inclusive and equitable education for all learners, regardless of ability or background the SNED Inclusive Education shall conduct a face to face orientation entitled: SEEING BEYOND SIGHT: AN ORIENTATION TO GOALBALL on October 02, 2026, 10:00am – 2:00pm at the SBM Room.
2. Upon the approval of the concerned School Head, the following shall attend the said meeting:

3. Participation to this activity shall observe DepEd Order No. 9, s. 2005 on Instituting Measures to Increase Engaged Time-On-Task and Ensuring Compliance Therewith, and strict compliance to other existing DepEd
   rules and guidelines.
4. Travel costs that shall be incurred in participation to face-to-face meetings shall be charged against available local funds subject to usual accounting and auditing guidelines.
5. For relevant queries, please contact Loremer L. Meriales -09126612913.
6. IInmediate and widest dissemination of this Notice of Meeting is desired.

SM No. 273, s. 2026 | IMPLEMENTATION OF MODULAR DISTANCE LEARNING ON OCTOBER 5, 2026

• October 2, 2026

1. In view of the increasing number of learners and teachers affected by influenza and as a preventive health and safety measure, Modular Distance Learning (MDL) shall be implemented on Monday, October 5, 2026.
2. This temporary learning modality will also allow the school to ensure a safe and healthy learning environment following the scheduled deep cleaning and disinfection of all classrooms to be conducted by the School Parent-Teacher Association (SPTA) Officers on October 3, 2026 (Saturday). The disinfecting chemicals to be used are expected to remain effective for up to three (3) days; thus, limiting classroom occupancy during this period is deemed necessary.
3. In this regard, the following shall be observed:
   A. Teachers shall prepare and distribute the necessary learning modules and activities to learners.
   B. Learners shall accomplish the assigned tasks at home and submit them according to the instructions of their respective teachers.
   C. Teachers shall remain accessible through appropriate communication channels to provide guidance and support to learners and parents.
   D. Classes shall resume through regular face-to-face modality on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, subject to further advisory from the school.
4. Moreover, Non-Teaching Personnel will observe skeletal work arrangement to ensure the continuity of essential school services.
5. All concerned are enjoined to strictly comply with this memorandum and continue observing proper health protocols to prevent the spread of influenza and other communicable diseases.
6. For information and guidance.

SM No. 270, s. 2026 | STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH BIOMETRIC TIME IN AND OUT

• October 1, 2026

I. Starting October I. 2026, all personnel are required to record both their TIME-IN and TIME-OUT through the biometric system every working day. Personnel are reminded that blometrlc recording only a Tlme in or a Time out without the concepondlng attendance record may be considered as half-day attendance, subject to verification and applicable rules and regulations.
2. In case the blometrlc system falls to recognise the face or fingerprint, the concerned personnel must immediately report the matter to Mr. Bryan H. Dadia for proper documentation and verification.
3. The Daily Attendance Log Sheet shall serve only as a supplementary reference for monitoring daily presence or absence. The biometric attendance record shall remain the primary basis for the preparation and submission of the DTR to the Schools Division Office.
4. For your infomation and guidance.

SM No. 269, s. 2026 | CONDUCT OF REGULAR SPORTS CLUB TRAININGS FOR SY 2026 – 2027

• September 29, 2026

1. Pursuant to Division Memorandum no. 561 s. 2025 re: Dissemination of Policy Guidelines on the Institutionalization of School Sports Club in Public Schools, the office hereby authorized Mr. Jade Asthley De Taza, SSC facilitator, together with the JHS MAPEH teachers to conduct regular sports regular training for students every Friday beginning October 09, 2026.
2. The SSC training will follow a shifting schedule to avoid disruption of classes every Friday.
3. In addition, SSC training is open to all JHS and SHS students. Advance registration is required to ensure that “1 student, 1 Sports policy” will be implemented.
4. Attached here is the detailed schedule of registration, training, and names of teacher-coaches assigned to each sporting event.
5. For your information and guidance.

SM No. 268, s. 2026 | LEARNING ACTION CELL SESSION ON THE ORIENTATION AND CASCADING OF THE GAS-TUKLAS PROGRAM GUIDELINES AND APPLICATION PROCESS

• September 29, 2026

1. To ensure a common understanding of the implementation procedures, eligibility requirements, and application workflow of the Government Assistance and Subsidies – Training and Upgrading Knowledge for Learners, Teachers, and Achievers in Schools (GAS-TUKLAS) Program, this Office announces the conduct of a Learning Action Cell (LAC) Session for all Master Teachers.

• Activity Details

Title: Learning Action Cell Session on the Orientation and Cascading of the GAS-TUKLAS Program Guidelines and Application Process

Date: October 1, 2026

Time: 11:30AM-2:00 PM

Venue: SBM Room

• At the end of the session, the participants shall be able to:
• explain the objectives, legal bases, and key provisions of the GAS-TUKLAS Program;

b. identify the eligibility requirements and allowable assistance under the program;

c. demonstrate understanding of the prescribed application, evaluation, and endorsement process;

d. clarify the roles and responsibilities of school personnel in facilitating GAS-TUKLAS applications; and

e. prepare for the subsequent cascading of program information to potential applicants and stakeholders.

• The participants to this activity are:

1. Angelo A. Villanueva – Master Teacher I

2. Chelsea P. Tumaque – Master Teacher I

3. Rein Jul D. Consaludo – Master Teacher I

4. Kevin Kerbi A. Villamor – Master Teacher I

5. Lorelynne H. Gelilio – Master Teacher I

6. Niña L. Urbiztondo – Master Teacher I

7. Rizalito A. Licos – Master Teacher I

8. Joan Lara W. Panotulan – Master Teacher I

9. Arlene R. Calica – Master Teacher I

10. Elenor R. Domingo – Master Teacher I

11. Joesel D. Dariagan – Master Teacher I

12. Richard J. De Lara – Master Teacher I

13. Marilyn M. Balleras-Master Teacher I

• The session shall be facilitated by Mrs. Wilnelia C. Balington, Master Teacher II and School Learning Action Cell (SLAC) Coordinator, who shall oversee all discussions, workshop activities, policy clarifications, and documentation requirements of the activity.

• Participants are expected to:
• Complete the attendance and evaluation requirements;
• Develop an action plan for cascading the GAS-TUKLAS guidelines within their respective learning areas; and
• Assist in ensuring the proper dissemination and implementation of the program at the school level.

• Immediate and widest dissemination of this Memorandum is desired.

SM No. 267, s. 2026 | NATIONAL SCHOOL DEWORMING MONTH

• September 29, 2026

1. This is to inform everyone that the School Deworming (First Dose) will be conducted today, September 29, 2026, Tuesday at Bldg. 1 (Room 201) from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
2. The recipients of this activity are students from Grade 7 to Grade 12 who have submitted duly signed parental consent through their MAPEH teachers.
3. All teachers are requested to encourage and motivate students to participate in this health activity for their own well-being. Please excuse learners during your class time once they are called to proceed to the venue.

4. All MAPEH teachers are directed to remind their learners prior to the scheduled time and ensure that the students proceed to the designated venue.
5. Thank you for your continued support of the school’s health programs and activities.
6. For your information and guidance.

SM No. 266, s. 2026 | SCHOOL-BASED YOUTH FORMATION PROGRAMCORE STUDENT LEADERS’ ASSEMBLY FOR TERM 2

• September 28, 2026

1.     Authority is hereby granted to Ms. Lovely Ann B. Dean, School-Based Youth Formation Program (SBYFP) Coordinator, to conduct the School-Based Youth Formation Program Term 2 Coordination Meeting on September 30, 2026 (Wednesday), at 11:40 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. at the SBM Room.

• Agenda of the said meeting are as follows:

a. Submission of Accomplishment Reports, Term 1 PPAs

b. SBYFP General Plan of Action (GPoA) for Term 2

c. Evaluation of PPAs

d. Academic Ease activities

e. Youth Fair

f. Other matters

          3. Participants to this activity are the following:

                     a. Student Organizations and Clubs Presidents

          4. Immediate and widest dissemination of this Notice of Meeting is desired.