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Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region 1\ -A (CALABARZOX) Dn'1SION OF C~'\'TIE Trece Martires City October 1, 2015 DIVISION MEMORANDUM No ...ffL,s.2015 DIVISION CLINIQUING OF 2015 RSPC QUALIFIERS TO: Assistant Schools Division Superintendents OIC, Office of the Asst. Schools Div. Superintendent Chiefs, CI D/SGOD Education Program Supervisors Public Schools District Supervisors Elementary and Secondary School Heads 1. In preparation for the 2015 Regional Schools Press Conference, this Division shall conduct the Cliniquing of 2015 RSPC Qualifiers in both elementary and secondary levels in different categories, English and Filipino. 2. Participants shall include the Top 7 winners in News Writing, Editorial Writing, Editorial Cartooning, Feature Writing, Sports Writing, Science and Health Writing, Copyreading and Headline Writing, Photojournalism, First Placers in Collaborative Publishing and Radio Broadcasting for elementary and selected winners in Collaborative Publishing and Radio Broadcasting for secondary. 3. This Cliniquing aims to: • enhance the journalistic skills of RSPC qualifiers, • instill among the student-journalists and school paper advisers the values of hardwork, discipline and perseverance; and • develop teamwork and camaraderie towards achieving excellent results. 4. Participants shall be in their respective training venue, i.e., Osorio Elem. School for elementary and Osorio National High School for secondary, on Oct. 8 & 9, Oct. 15 & 16, Oct. 22 & 23,2015 and all Thursdays and Fridays in November, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for Phase 1 of the Cliniquing (Live-out). Participants are likewise advised to bring their own provision for food. 5. In addition to live-out cliniquing at Osorio, Trece Martires City, all RSPC qualifiers shall attend the live-in cliniquing at Alfonso Elem. School on Oct. 28-30, 2015 for Phase 2 and December 1-4, 2015 for Phase 3. Participants shall bring their own beddings, medicines, and personal belongings for they will be required to stay in the training venue for the whole duration of the cliniquing. Student-journalists and their respective SPAs, trainers and facilitators are also advised to be in the training venue at 1:00 p.m. of Oct. 27, Tuesday for the Opening Program cum General Meeting of the Education Program Supervisors in charge of Journalism, Trainers, Facilitators and Advisers. 6. Transportation and other incidental expenses relative to this training (Phases 1-3) of student-journalists and their respective SPAs, trainers and facilitators shall be charged to campus journalism fund or local school funds I MOOE subject to usual accounting procedures or auditing rules. 7. Attached in this Memorandum is the copy of the Executive Committee, Program Committee and the list of trainers and facilitators per category.
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Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of EducationRegion 1\ -A (CALABARZOX)
Dn'1SION OF C~'\'TIETrece Martires City
October 1, 2015
DIVISION MEMORANDUMNo ...ffL,s.2015
DIVISION CLINIQUING OF 2015 RSPC QUALIFIERS
TO: Assistant Schools Division SuperintendentsOIC, Office of the Asst. Schools Div. SuperintendentChiefs, CID/SGODEducation Program SupervisorsPublic Schools District SupervisorsElementary and Secondary School Heads
1. In preparation for the 2015 Regional Schools Press Conference, this Division shallconduct the Cliniquing of 2015 RSPC Qualifiers in both elementary and secondary levels indifferent categories, English and Filipino.
2. Participants shall include the Top 7 winners in News Writing, Editorial Writing, EditorialCartooning, Feature Writing, Sports Writing, Science and Health Writing, Copyreading andHeadline Writing, Photojournalism, First Placers in Collaborative Publishing and RadioBroadcasting for elementary and selected winners in Collaborative Publishing and RadioBroadcasting for secondary.
3. This Cliniquing aims to:
• enhance the journalistic skills of RSPC qualifiers,• instill among the student-journalists and school paper advisers the values of
hardwork, discipline and perseverance; and• develop teamwork and camaraderie towards achieving excellent results.
4. Participants shall be in their respective training venue, i.e., Osorio Elem. School forelementary and Osorio National High School for secondary, on Oct. 8 & 9, Oct. 15 & 16, Oct. 22& 23,2015 and all Thursdays and Fridays in November, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for Phase 1of the Cliniquing (Live-out). Participants are likewise advised to bring their own provision forfood.
5. In addition to live-out cliniquing at Osorio, Trece Martires City, all RSPC qualifiers shallattend the live-in cliniquing at Alfonso Elem. School on Oct. 28-30, 2015 for Phase 2 andDecember 1-4, 2015 for Phase 3. Participants shall bring their own beddings, medicines, andpersonal belongings for they will be required to stay in the training venue for the whole durationof the cliniquing. Student-journalists and their respective SPAs, trainers and facilitators are alsoadvised to be in the training venue at 1:00 p.m. of Oct. 27, Tuesday for the Opening Programcum General Meeting of the Education Program Supervisors in charge of Journalism, Trainers,Facilitators and Advisers.
6. Transportation and other incidental expenses relative to this training (Phases 1-3) ofstudent-journalists and their respective SPAs, trainers and facilitators shall be charged tocampus journalism fund or local school funds I MOOE subject to usual accounting proceduresor auditing rules.
7. Attached in this Memorandum is the copy of the Executive Committee, ProgramCommittee and the list of trainers and facilitators per category.
8. It is reiterated that student joining the district and higher level competitions in journalismbe given the rightful, valid and planned considerations in their academic written requirements.and performances.
9. It is also understood that teaching personnel who rendered services during Saturdaysand Sundays shall be entitled to service credit equivalent to the number of days spent for theactivity while non-teaching personnel can avail of compensatory leave.
10. Immediate dissemination of this Memorandum is desired.
CH YLOU D. DEMESAOIG, Sc ools Division Superintendent
EXECUllVE·COM MITTEE
.CHERRYLOU D. DE MESAOIC, Schools Division Superintendent
EDITHA M. ATENDIDOAsst. Schools Division Superintendent
DAISY Z. MIRANDAOIC, Office of the Asst. Schools Division SuperintendentChief, School Governance and Operations Division
. PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Program Manager
ELPIDIA B. BERGADOChief, Curriculum and Implementation Division
'Asst. ·Program Managers
WENIFREDA S. DIQUITEducation Program Supervisor (EngliSh)
CRESENCIA P. NAZARENOEducation Program Supervisor (Filipino)
Member
LORENA L. ARCASenior Education Program Specialist
Trainers and Facilitators
Category Trainers FacilitatorsMerle Rojales Marian Pabalan
News Writing Patrick COQuilla Carmina DonesMelanie Leano
Nenita del Rosario Nemirose de CapiaEditorial Writing Aurelia Deian Aireen Sanchez
Evangeline CabralesEditorial Cartooning Emerson Curioso Shiela Lloyd Valera
Elizabeth Dayrit Grace ArmijoFlorfina Galay Licava Hernandez
Feature Writing Carlo Hermocilla Marjorie AnarnaElena Silvano Ellen Joy CaniyaJohn Javir LasernaGenerie ManuelLorena L. Arca Lea de Jesus
Sports Writing Arlene dela Costa Rowena AraracapCorazon CellsMyla Sugitan EdrynAmon
Science and Health Writing Lean Avhick Tibayan Nerfito del MundoMariQuit Bayas
Marlon Bedua Marlon BrianPhotojournalism Jose Custodio Greg Sangalang
Noel Ortega Josephine BaltazarArmin General
Copyreading and Headline Nelia Tamio . Domingo CuetoWriting Zenaida Arcena Benepi Atlas
Chona Reyes Jona PielagoRadio Broadcasting and Mark Lester dela CruzScriptwriting Marivic Climacosa Teresa de Guia
Arlene Malabanan Apple Rab~noJoseph Natanauan Earvin SakiJayan
Collaborative Publishing Julie Ann Vertudes Justo CabuhatErfina Perez Ana Arzobal
