About PEAC

8/16/2019 About PEAC

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Funder

Advocate

Partner

Enabler

Private Education A ssistance Committee

BR. NARCISO S. ERGUIZA, JR., FSCTrustee, PEAC

President, CEAP

MS. MARGARITA R. SONGCOTrustee, PEAC

Deputy Director-General, NEDA

DR. AMELOU B. REYESTrustee, PEAC

Representative, PACU

DR. MIGUEL T. UDTOHANTrustee, PEAC

President , ACSCU

BR. ARMIN A. LUISTRO, FSCSecretary, Department of Education

Chairperson, PEAC

Private Education Assistance Committee (PEAC)


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Brief History of GASTPE

1989 - RA 6728 - GASTPE Law enacted

• Php 40M initial budget

• Increased to Php100M in 1989

• 1,123 private schools

• Average private school fees: Php 897.93

• Subsidy pegged at Php 1,349 per grantee

1990 - Management was transferred to DECS

• Processing issues

• Delayed payments

• No existing reports on the program


1996 - ESC Management back to PEAC

• Amount of subsidy: Php1,700

• Slot allocation was based on overflow from public high

schools

1998 - RA 8545 - Expanded GASTPE Law

• In-service Training for Teachers (INSET)

• Teacher Salary Subsidy (TSS)


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2004 - ESC Certification Program

• Requirement for school participation in the program

• Per student subsidy increased to Php 4,000

2013 - RA 10533 or the K to 12 Law

• Expansion of GASTPE coverage to Senior High School

through a Voucher Program

• Other forms of assistance identified

Education Service Contracting

ESC Program Management

Certification

Orientation

Processing of Payments (ESC MIS)

In-Service Training for Teachers and Administrators

of ESC Schools

Materials Development

Training of Trainers

Actual Conduct of Seminar-Workshops nationwide

Monitoring

Resolving Cases of Schools with Adverse Findings

Regular Meetings and Consultations with DepEd and

private educational associations and schools

Research and Data Gathering


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ESC Grantees by Region

20,651

21,479

25,822

26,880

26,913

28,850

38,080

38,257

41,997

46,405

48,424

49,879

55,619

58,258

65,142

102,348

103,410

0 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 120,000

Region 13

Region 9

Region 4B

CAR

ARMM

Region 8

Region 11

Region 2

Region 10

Region 5

Region 12

NCR

Region 1

Region 6

Region 7

Region 3

Region 4A

SCHOOL YEAR 2013-2014

Grantees

Total Grantees: 798,414

20,900

22,171

26,237

27,137

27,278

28,514

37,991

40,704

46,070

49,211

49,572

56,954

58,414

61,431

71,114

112,997

118,677

0 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 120,000

Region 13

Region 9

Region 4B

CAR

ARMM

Region 8

Region 2

Region 11

Region 10

Region 5

Region 12

Region 1

Region 6

NCR

Region 7

Region 3

Region 4A


Grantees

Total Grantees: 855,372

ESC Participating Schools by Region

37

54

60

63

47

83

88

112

113

122

127

84

180

185

77

194

244

2

0

1

6

0

2

2

3

1

1

3

15

0

0

103

15

50

24

18

15

9

36

13

24

18

30

31

34

96

23

27

121

133

139

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

ARMM

Region 9

CAR

Region 13

Region 4B

Region 8

Region 2

Region 5

Region 11

Region 12

Region 10

Region 7

Region 1

Region 6

NCR

Region 3

Region 4A


ESC EVS ESC & EVS

61

71

75

75

84

98

112

129

149

157

160

187

204

213

225

354

422

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450

ARMM

Region 13

Region 9

CAR

Region 4B

Region 8

Region 2

Region 5

Region 11

Region 12

Region 10

Region 7

Region 1

Region 6

NCR

Region 3

Region 4A


ESC

Total Schools: 2,776Total Schools: 2,865


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2,899 2,833 2,902 2,867 2,7772,700

2,750

2,800

2,850

2,900

2,950

2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

Schools

3,087,395,000 3,633,220,000 4,382,577,246 5,058,282,292 5,854,535,9610

2,000,000,000

4,000,000,000

6,000,000,000

8,000,000,000

2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

Grants (in Peso)

5-Year ESC Data

598,906 639,181 725,080 798,080 852,6510

200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

1,000,000

2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

Grantees

Dr. MAC ARTHUR M. SAMSON

Region 1

Regional Program Directors SY 2015-2016

SR. MEREDITAS ANG, SPC

Region 2

DR. PETER P. LAUREL

Region 4A

MR. SATURNINO BELEN

Region 4B

FR. PRIMITIVO E. VIRAY, JR., SJ

Region 5

FR. KAREL S. SAN JUAN, SJ

Region 9

FR. JOEL T. TABORA, SJ

Region 11

BR. WILFREDO LUBRICO, FMS

Region 12 & ARMMFR. JOHN CHRISTIAN U. YOUNG

CARAGA

DR. REYNALDO C. BAUTISTA

CAR

DR. MICHAEL ALBA

NCR

SR. MA. REBECCA MAGLALANG,OSB

Region 3

MSGR. ELY RAFAEL D. FUENTES

Region 6

FR. EDUARDO O. VENTIC

Region 7

SR. CARMELA N. CABACTULAN,RSM

Region 8

SR. MA. RUFINA B. GUILLANO, RVM

Region 10


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DR. MARINA O. ABELLA

Region 1

Regional Program Coordinators SY 2015-2016

SR. CARMELITA VILLANUEVA, SPC

Region 2

MS. LERMA Y. CALINGASAN

Region 4A

DR. EVELIA S. ORBETA

Region 4B

DR. ARNULFO AARON R. REGANIT

Region 5

MS. ANNIE G. EBREO

Region 9

MR. JIMMIE LOE P. DE LA VEGA

Region 11

MS. LOLLY B. ESTACION

Region 12 & ARMMMR. JEFFREY CARIN

CARAGADR. CORAZON B. DACAWI

CARMS. LEONORA B. ALCARTADO

NCR

MS. JULIET TAYAG

Region 3

DR. MA. HELENA DESIREE M. TERRE

Region 6

DR. PERLITA S. QUINONES

Region 7

MS. SARAH S. CO

Region 8MS. MYRNA M. FANTONALGO

Region 10

For ESC Program Implementation:

Constituting the Regional Secretariats for 2015-16Orientation of Schools re: the 2015-16

Implementing GuidelinesINSET 2015 for Grade 10 TeachersOrientation-Workshops for ESC School CertifiersCertification and Monitoring Protocol and

InstrumentsPlanning for INSET 2016 for JHS Teachers

Planning for Teacher Training for SHS CoreCurriculum Faculty for 2016


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SHS Voucher Program

Policy Agreements on the SHS Voucher Program

Long termprogram of

DepEd

Greaterprivate

participationin SHS

Voucherover ESCscheme

Aligned tocost ofpublic

provision

All licensedSHS

providerscan

participate

Nearly allGrade 10graduates

are eligible


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On Voucher Recipients

Eligible voucher recipients:

• All Grade 10 graduates

from public schools

• All Grade 10 ESC graduatesfrom private schools

• Some Grade 10 graduates

from private schools,

subject to application

Vouchers must be used in the

school year immediately

following graduation.

Voucher recipients will receive

subsidy until they graduate

from Grade 12, regardless of

transfer of school.

Public JHS

Graduate

Full voucher

value

Private JHS

ESC Graduate

80% voucher value•Full value being considered forESC students, who currently do

not pay top ups or only top u ps

of up to P2,000.

Full value:

P22,500

Approx 80%

value: P18,000

National

CapitalRegion (NCR)

Full value:

P20,000

Approx 80%

value: P16,000

Non-NCR

HighlyUrbanized

Cities (HUCs)Full value:

P17,500

Approx. 80%

value:P14,000

Non-HUCs

On Voucher Tiering

Average voucher value: P18,000


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All licensed SHS providers are

allowed to participate.

Voucher amounts will vary for SUCs

and LUCs.

Private schools are encouraged tominimize or to provide additional

subsidies to cover top-up fees.

• An additional subsidy is being

considered for selected tracks and

electives. Accreditation of

programs may be required for this

program.

• Joint delivery of programs will be

allowed.

• DepEd/Non-DepEd school offers

core curriculum while TVI offers

tech-voc curriculum strand.

LicensedSHS

Providers

Private

HS

PrivateHEIs

SUCsLUCs

TVIs

On SHS Providers

DepEd Learner Information System rolled out in SY 2014-2015 with

99.8% participation of all public elementary and secondary schools

• Grade 9 (Gr 11 cohort in 2016): 1,519,585

• Grade 8 (Gr 11 cohort in 2017): 1,241,254

FAPE ESC System:with new features for compatibility with VMS

• Grade 9 (Gr 11 cohort in 2016): 206,757

• Grade 8 (Gr 11 cohort in 2017): 232,826

Specifications and functionalities of VMS developed in 2nd-3rd

quarter of 2014. Pilot run of VMS targeted in June 2015

On Voucher Management System

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

LIS

Schools Total Participated % SchoolsParticipated

Elementary Schools 38,595 99.77%

Secondary Schools 7,968 99.86%

Total Schools 46,563 99.79%


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SHS Voucher Redemption Process

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

JUNE 2015

Grade 10 Students areidentified through DepEd

LIS and FAPE ESCsystem.

AUGUST 2015

Grade 10 students are

notified of their eligibility.

JANUARY 2016

Early Registration is

conducted for SHS.

MARCH 2016

Grade 10 studentsgraduate:. The final list of

eligible recipients isgenerated.

JUNE 2016

Students enroll in publicand licensed non-DepEdSHS. Some may enroll

with vouchers.

AUGUST 2016

Non-DepEd schoolssubmit their list of voucher

recipients/billingstatement through theVoucher Management

System.

Checks are made in thesystem to ensure there

are no errors in the billingstatement (on names and

voucher values, etc).

Periodic reports onattendance may be

required.

Payments are madedirectly to non-DepEd

schools’ accounts.

MARCH 2017

Grade 11 completers arepromoted to Grade 12.

Same process repeats fornew batch of Grade 11

students in 2017.

SHS VOUCHER IMPLEMENTATION

•Jan: Issuance of policyon non-DepEdparticipation in SHS

•Apr: Issuance ofprovisional SHS licenses;start development ofVoucher ManagementSystem

•Second Quarter:Resolve tiering and riderpolicy issues; jointdelivery of prorams.

•Third Quarter:Finalize SHS voucherpolicy and incorporate in

2016 budget.

2014

•First Quarter:announce policy onapplication for vouchersfor non-public, non-ESCstudents

•Second Quarter:Voucher ManagementSystem in place

•Third Quarter:announce eligibility ofbeneficiaries and SHS

providers databaseuploaded online

2015 • First Quarter:Early

enrollment for

SHS

• June 2016: SHS

Implementation

2016


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Research

Research and Innovation for Success in Education (RISE)

Research grants given to private higher education institutions,

educational associations and research organizations to conduct

research and generate knowledge in areas that affect private

education.

For more information on these programs, please visit our website: www.fape.org.ph

RISE


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Assistance to Programs and Initiatives to Reform Education (ASPIRE)

Financial assistance given to groups of private schools or

associations in support of activities, namely:

Capacity Building

Public Policy Development and Advocacy

Institutional Development

For more information on these programs, please visit our website: www.fape.org.ph

ASPIRE

• Research for School Improvement Towards Excellence (RSITE)- thesis and dissertation writing assistance to education practitioners

in private schools

RSITE


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Conference Objectives

Be updated on recent developments on the

implementation of the K to 12 Program

Discuss issues and concerns in operationalizing

complementarity between public and private schools

Explore opportunities and possibilities of public-

private partnership in education

Understand the latest global trends in effective

teaching and learning

Conference Partners


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UPDATES ON THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL VOUCHER PROGRAM

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