Absorptive Capacity of Public Schools SY 2019-2020: Overview and Proposed Mechanism

The report explores the absorptive capacity of public schools for the school year 2019-2020, highlighting challenges in enrollment management. Current policies reveal issues in handling enrollment influx, leading to proposed mechanisms for referral and flexibility in government assistance. Data sources include enrollment figures, teacher ratios, and classroom data. The new approach aims to optimize resources and prioritize early education for newcomers.

• Public Schools
• Enrollment Management
• Education Policy
• Absorptive Capacity
• Government Assistance

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1. Absorptive Capacity of Public Schools SY 2019-2020 Education Management Information System Division Planning Service 1

2. Context CRC mandates States Parties recognize the right of the child to education, and with a view to achieving this right progressively and on the basis of equal opportunity. 1987 Constitution provides The State shall protect and promote the right of all citizens to quality education at all levels, and shall take appropriate steps to make such education accessible to all. PDP under Accelerate Human Capital Development, basic education aims to ensure Lifelongopportunities for all DepEd aims to provide Quality, Accessible, Relevant, and Liberating Basic Education for All 2

3. Current Policy/Situation Public Schools cannot deny enrolment regardless of its capacity There is no existing standard mechanism for enrolment referral Schools with no excess capacity resort to usual measures like double shifting, use of TLS, increase of class size, overloading of teachers and use of available learning space in the community. Schools with excess capacity resort to smaller class size and underloading of teachers 3

4. Proposed new mechanism Schools still cannot deny enrolment, but will be allowed to refer excess enrolment to nearby public and private schools Government assistance like ESC and Vouchers shall be made flexible to accommodate referrals. Kinder to Grade 3 are the top priority for Elementary (new comers) First come first in basis for JHS and SHS 4

5. Absorptive Capacity of Public Schools Initial Assessment of the inventory of classrooms and teachers vis a vis enrollment of DepEd public schools Determine the absorptive capacity of public schools as part of its preparations for the school opening for SY 2019-2020 5

6. Data Sources VARIABLE DATA SOURCE Enrollment SY 2018-2019 LIS as of Nov. 30, 2018 Teachers SY 2018-2019 BEIS Generated Report as of Dec 31, 2018 Classrooms Based on EFD Database (NEILSEN 2018 + NSBI 2016) Note: There are schools with incomplete information due to no submission/entry of data or errors in extraction. 6

7. Parameters Assumption: 1:45 Teacher-Learner Ratio 1:45 Classroom-Learner Ratio Absorptive Capacity of Schools in terms of Teachers Can no longer accommodate learners (Ratio > 45) Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) Absorptive Capacity of Schools in terms of Classrooms 7

8. Summary of Schools & Enrollment Nationwide School Year 2018-2019 Total Regional Offices 17 Total Schools Division Offices 223 Enrollment Schools 22,558,138 Total Public Schools 47,025 13,658,372 Elementary Schools (ES) 37,928 1,134,113 Junior High School (JHS) 1,622 100,746 Senior High School (SHS) 204 6,898,158 JHS with SHS 6,177 383,263 Integrated School (K to 10) 683 383,486 Integrated School (K to 12) 411 *Integrated Schools refer to schools that offer ES and JHS or offer all program offerings *Integrated Schools refer to schools that offer ES and JHS (K to 10) or offer all program offerings (K to12) *Secondary Schools (SS) refer to schools that offer Purely JHS, Purely SHS and offer JHS with SHS 8

9. ELEMENTARY LEVEL 9

10. Absorptive Capacity of Public Elementary Schools: Based on Teachers Can No Longer Accommodate 1,462 4% Can Accommodate 37,560 96% 10

11. Absorptive Capacity of Public Elementary Schools: Based on Teachers Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Number of Schools No. of Learners that Can be Accommodated Region Number Percentage (%) Number Percentage (%) Region I Region II Region III Region IV-A Region IV-B Region V Region VI Region VII Region VIII Region IX Region X Region XI Region XII CARAGA ARMM CAR NCR Grand Total 2,403 2,209 3,015 2,749 1,888 3,150 3,403 2,944 3,641 2,128 2,156 1,687 1,809 1,671 2,123 1,531 515 39,022 2,382 2,162 2,992 2,679 1,839 3,113 3,392 2,899 3,601 1,974 2,070 1,662 1,770 1,654 1,365 1,507 499 37,560 99.13% 97.87% 99.24% 97.45% 97.40% 98.83% 99.68% 98.47% 98.90% 92.76% 96.01% 98.52% 97.84% 98.98% 64.30% 98.43% 96.89% 96.25% 21 47 23 70 49 37 11 45 40 154 86 25 39 17 758 24 16 0.87% 2.13% 0.76% 2.55% 2.60% 1.17% 0.32% 1.53% 1.10% 7.24% 3.99% 1.48% 2.16% 1.02% 35.70% 1.57% 3.11% 3.75% 502,695 385,534 691,322 645,672 314,472 644,949 744,010 629,875 655,426 407,402 389,713 377,697 380,514 309,694 200,585 244,167 397,777 7,921,504 1,462 11

12. Number of Schools Based on Number of Teachers Region VIII 3,601 40 Region VI 3,392 11 Region V 3,113 37 Region III 2,992 23 Region VII 2,899 45 Region IV-A 2,679 70 Region I 2,382 21 Region II 2,162 47 Region X 2,070 86 Region IX 1,974 154 Region IV-B 1,839 49 Region XII 1,770 39 Region XI 1,662 25 CARAGA 1,654 17 CAR 1,507 24 ARMM 1,365 758 NCR 499 16 No. of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) No. of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio >45) 12

13. Percentage of Schools Based on the Number of Teachers Region VI 99.68% 0.32% Region III 99.24% 0.76% Region I 99.13% 0.87% CARAGA 98.98% 1.02% Region VIII 98.90% 1.10% Region V 98.83% 1.17% Region XI 98.52% 1.48% Region VII 98.47% 1.53% CAR 98.43% 1.57% Region II 97.87% 2.13% Region XII 97.84% 2.16% Region IV-A 97.45% 2.55% Region IV-B 97.40% 2.60% NCR 96.89% 3.11% Region X 96.01% 3.99% Region IX 92.76% 7.24% ARMM 64.30% 35.70% % of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) % of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) 13

14. Number of Learners that can be accommodated based on Teachers Region VI 744,010 Region III 691,322 Region VIII 655,426 Region IV-A 645,672 Region V 644,949 Region VII 629,875 Region I 502,695 Region IX 407,402 NCR 397,777 Region X 389,713 Region II 385,534 Region XII 380,514 Region XI 377,697 Region IV-B 314,472 CARAGA 309,694 CAR 244,167 ARMM 200,585 - 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 14

15. Top 10 Elementary Schools with high capacity to accommodate new learners Based on Teachers No. of learners that can still be accommodated Number of Enrolment Number of existing Teachers Name of School School ID Division Marawi Central Elem. Pilot Sch. I 134906 Marawi City 1,136 198 7,774 San Fernando ES 107195 San Fernando City 6,291 214 3,339 Tenement Elementary School 136891 Taguig 8,438 259 3,217 CITY CENTRAL SCHOOL 127940 Cagayan de Oro City 6,488 213 3,097 Aurora A. Quezon Elementary School EM's Signal Village Elementary School Sta. Cruz ES (Dasmari as BBES E) 136477 Manila 4,785 173 3,000 136885 Taguig 9,616 280 2,984 107920 Dasmarinas City 6,093 200 2,907 P. Gomez ES 136452 Manila 5,246 181 2,899 Villamor Airbase ES 136596 Pasay City 2,296 111 2,699 Nagpayong ES 136718 Pasig City 9,799 277 2,666 15

16. Absorptive Capacity of Public Elementary Schools: Based on Classroom Can No Longer Accommodate 3,717 10% Can Accommodate 35,305 90% Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS), the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 16

17. Absorptive Capacity of Public Elementary Schools: Based on Classroom Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Number of Schools No. of Learners that Can be Accommodated Region Number Percentage (%) Number Percentage (%) Region I Region II Region III Region IV-A Region IV-B Region V Region VI Region VII Region VIII Region IX Region X Region XI Region XII CARAGA ARMM CAR NCR* Grand Total Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 2,403 2,209 3,015 2,749 1,888 3,150 3,403 2,944 3,641 2,128 2,156 1,687 1,809 1,671 2,123 1,531 515 39,022 2,321 2,148 2,709 2,284 1,777 3,063 3,257 2,712 3,516 1,978 1,801 1,466 1,537 1,539 1,303 1,485 409 35,305 96.59% 97.24% 89.85% 83.08% 94.12% 97.24% 95.71% 92.12% 96.57% 92.95% 83.53% 86.90% 84.96% 92.10% 61.38% 97.00% 79.42% 90.47% 82 61 306 465 111 87 146 232 125 150 355 221 272 132 820 46 106 3.41% 2.76% 10.15% 16.92% 5.88% 2.76% 4.29% 7.88% 3.43% 7.05% 16.47% 13.10% 15.04% 7.90% 38.62% 3.00% 20.58% 9.53% 691,463 509,200 796,333 654,837 422,114 819,790 921,367 639,769 791,301 421,126 398,275 363,893 347,433 299,841 156,036 353,275 712,920 9,298,971 3,717 17

18. Number of Schools Based on Classroom Region VIII 3,516 125 Region VI 3,257 146 Region V 3,063 87 Region VII 2,712 232 Region III 2,709 306 Region I 2,321 82 Region IV-A 2,284 465 Region II 2,148 61 Region IX 1,978 150 Region X 1,801 355 Region IV-B 1,777 111 CARAGA 1,539 132 Region XII 1,537 272 CAR 1,485 46 Region XI 1,466 221 ARMM 1,303 820 NCR 409 106 No. of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) No. of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 18

19. Percentage of Schools Based on Classroom Region II 97.24% 2.76% Region V 97.24% 2.76% CAR 97.00% 3.00% Region I 96.59% 3.41% Region VIII 96.57% 3.43% Region VI 95.71% 4.29% Region IV-B 94.12% 5.88% Region IX 92.95% 7.05% Region VII 92.12% 7.88% CARAGA 92.10% 7.90% Region III 89.85% 10.15% Region XI 86.90% 13.10% Region XII 84.96% 15.04% Region X 83.53% 16.47% Region IV-A 83.08% 16.92% NCR 79.42% 20.58% ARMM 61.38% 38.62% % of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) % of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 19

20. Number of Learners that can be accommodated based on Classroom Region VI 921,367 Region V 819,790 Region III 796,333 Region VIII 791,301 NCR 712,920 Region I 691,463 Region IV-A 654,837 Region VII 639,769 Region II 509,200 Region IV-B 422,114 Region IX 421,126 Region X 398,275 Region XI 363,893 CAR 353,275 Region XII 347,433 CARAGA 299,841 ARMM 156,036 - 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 900,000 1,000,000 Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 20

21. Top 10 Elementary Schools with high capacity to accommodate new learners Based on Classroom Number of existing Classroom No. of learners that can still be accommodated Number of Enrolment Name of School School ID Division Bulanao Central School 136086Tabuk City 1,527 100 2,973 Lalaan Central School 108124Cavite 990 86 2,880 East Central IS 500053Dagupan City 1,277 92 2,876 Bagumbayan CS 114466Legaspi City 1,072 87 2,843 Imus Pilot Elementary School 107974Imus City 3,802 147 2,813 San Nicolas ES 119915Cebu City 2,982 127 2,733 Tacurong Pilot ES 131220Tacurong City 3,213 130 2,637 Tuguegarao West CS 104406Tuguegarao City 2,596 115 2,579 Ligao West CES (Binatagan) 111844Ligao City 2,243 106 2,527 Roxas Central School 103636Isabela 2,154 104 2,526 Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS), the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on proportion of Enrollment by level - NCR is excluded in the Top 10 Schools with the high capacity to accommodate learners because it is based on 2 shifts 21

22. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 22

23. Absorptive Capacity of Public Junior High Schools: Based on Teachers Can No Longer Accommodate 1,420 16% Can Accommodate 7,473 84% 23

24. Absorptive Capacity of Public Junior High Schools: Based on Teachers Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Number of Schools No. of Learners that Can be Accommodated Region Number Percentage (%) Number Percentage (%) Region I Region II Region III Region IV-A Region IV-B Region V Region VI Region VII Region VIII Region IX Region X Region XI Region XII CARAGA ARMM CAR NCR Grand Total 563 419 731 718 436 699 709 873 551 413 458 441 570 426 306 308 272 523 372 648 631 371 644 623 590 505 342 339 365 455 334 219 271 241 92.90% 88.78% 88.65% 87.88% 85.09% 92.13% 87.87% 67.58% 91.65% 82.81% 74.02% 82.77% 79.82% 78.40% 71.57% 87.99% 88.60% 84.03% 40 47 83 87 65 55 86 283 46 71 119 76 115 92 87 37 31 7.10% 11.22% 11.35% 12.12% 14.91% 7.87% 12.13% 32.42% 8.35% 17.19% 25.98% 17.23% 20.18% 21.60% 28.43% 12.01% 11.40% 15.97% 297,586 215,730 591,681 693,433 195,257 374,504 432,031 505,845 329,171 205,780 225,799 261,267 252,766 201,717 95,922 115,970 675,598 5,670,057 8,893 7,473 1,420 24

25. Number of Schools Based on Teachers Region III 648 83 Region V 644 55 Region IV-A 631 87 Region VI 623 86 Region VII 590 283 Region I 523 40 Region VIII 505 46 Region XII 455 115 Region II 372 47 Region IV-B 371 65 Region XI 365 76 Region IX 342 71 Region X 339 119 CARAGA 334 92 CAR 271 37 NCR 241 31 ARMM 219 87 No. of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) No. of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) 25

26. Percentage of Schools Based on Teachers Region I 92.90% 7.10% Region V 92.13% 7.87% Region VIII 91.65% 8.35% Region II 88.78% 11.22% Region III 88.65% 11.35% NCR 88.60% 11.40% CAR 87.99% 12.01% Region IV-A 87.88% 12.12% Region VI 87.87% 12.13% Region IV-B 85.09% 14.91% Region IX 82.81% 17.19% Region XI 82.77% 17.23% Region XII 79.82% 20.18% CARAGA 78.40% 21.60% Region X 74.02% 25.98% ARMM 71.57% 28.43% Region VII 67.58% 32.42% % of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) % of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) 26

27. Number of Learners that can be accommodated based on Teachers Region IV-A 693,433 NCR 675,598 Region III 591,681 Region VII 505,845 Region VI 432,031 Region V 374,504 Region VIII 329,171 Region I 297,586 Region XI 261,267 Region XII 252,766 Region X 225,799 Region II 215,730 Region IX 205,780 CARAGA 201,717 Region IV-B 195,257 CAR 115,970 ARMM 95,922 - 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 27

28. Top 10 Junior High Schools with high capacity to accommodate new learners Based on Teachers No. of learners that can still be accommodated Number of Enrolment Number of existing Teachers Name of School School ID Division Paranaque National High School Main Las Pinas East National High School 305424 Paranaque City 14,646 729 18,159 305434 Las Pi as City 4,020 465 16,905 Captain Albert Aguilar NHS 305431 Las Pi as City 3,691 402 14,399 Bacoor NHS - Molino Main 301171 Bacoor City 10,111 541 14,234 Muntinlupa NHS 305468 Muntinlupa City 5,249 402 12,841 Gov. Ferrer Memorial National High School Las Pi as National High School Signal Village National High School Tarlac National High School Digos City NHS (Davao Del Sur NHS) 301194 Cavite 5,142 397 12,723 305430 Las Pi as City 5,108 374 11,722 305463 Taguig 8,696 446 11,374 300996 Tarlac 6,311 382 10,879 304400 Digos City 9,412 442 10,478 28

29. Absorptive Capacity of Public Junior High Schools: Based on Classroom Can No Longer Accommodate 2,811 32% Can Accommodate 6,082 68% Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 29

30. Absorptive Capacity of Public Junior High Schools: Based on Classroom Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Number of Schools No. of Learners that Can be Accommodated Region Number Percentage (%) Number Percentage (%) Region I Region II Region III Region IV-A Region IV-B Region V Region VI Region VII Region VIII Region IX Region X Region XI Region XII CARAGA ARMM CAR NCR Grand Total Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 563 419 731 718 436 699 709 873 551 413 458 441 570 426 306 308 272 469 333 481 427 336 496 506 588 363 247 271 257 391 300 139 278 200 83.30% 79.47% 65.80% 59.47% 77.06% 70.96% 71.37% 67.35% 65.88% 59.81% 59.17% 58.28% 68.60% 70.42% 45.42% 90.26% 73.53% 68.39% 94 86 250 291 100 203 203 285 188 166 187 184 179 126 167 30 72 2811 16.70% 20.53% 34.20% 40.53% 22.94% 29.04% 28.63% 32.65% 34.12% 40.19% 40.83% 41.72% 31.40% 29.58% 54.58% 9.74% 26.47% 31.61% 145,255 102,908 174,543 134,915 92,328 113,469 192,751 123,547 99,772 54,703 84,544 81,327 105,801 72,127 27,029 73,767 403,144 2,081,930 8,893 6,082 30

31. Number of Schools Based on Classroom Region VII 588 285 Region VI 506 203 Region V 496 203 Region III 481 250 Region I 469 94 Region IV-A 427 291 Region XII 391 179 Region VIII 363 188 Region IV-B 336 100 Region II 333 86 CARAGA 300 126 CAR 278 30 Region X 271 187 Region XI 257 184 Region IX 247 166 NCR 200 72 ARMM 139 167 No. of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) No. of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 31

32. Percentage of Schools Based on Classroom CAR 90.26% 9.74% Region I 83.30% 16.70% Region II 79.47% 20.53% Region IV-B 77.06% 22.94% NCR 73.53% 26.47% Region VI 71.37% 28.63% Region V 70.96% 29.04% CARAGA 70.42% 29.58% Region XII 68.60% 31.40% Region VII 67.35% 32.65% Region VIII 65.88% 34.12% Region III 65.80% 34.20% Region IX 59.81% 40.19% Region IV-A 59.47% 40.53% Region X 59.17% 40.83% Region XI 58.28% 41.72% ARMM 45.42% 54.58% % of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) % of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 32

33. Number of Learners that can be accommodated based on Classroom NCR 403,144 Region VI 192,751 Region III 174,543 Region I 145,255 Region IV-A 134,915 Region VII 123,547 Region V 113,469 Region XII 105,801 Region II 102,908 Region VIII 99,772 Region IV-B 92,328 Region X 84,544 Region XI 81,327 CAR 73,767 CARAGA 72,127 Region IX 54,703 ARMM 27,029 - 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000 400,000 450,000 Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 33

34. Top 10 Junior High Schools with high capacity to accommodate new learners Based on Classroom Number of existing Classroom No. of learners that can still be accommodated School ID Number of Enrolment Name of School Division Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo National High School 301191Cavite 1,105 118 4,211 Domingo Lacson NHS 302705Bacolod City 3,304 164 4,082 Iloilo City NHS 302738Iloilo City 5,572 214 4,072 F. F. Halili Nat'l. Agr'l. School 300739Bulacan 1,513 119 3,837 Bata National High School 302703Bacolod City 2,270 132 3,684 City of Olongapo NHS 301051Olongapo City 4,706 181 3,439 San Jose City National High School (formerly Constancio Padilla National High School) 300800San Jose City 4,917 174 2,915 Antique NS 302341Antique 5,157 178 2,854 Batangas National High School 301472Batangas City 6,751 209 2,654 Ilocos Norte College of Arts & Trades Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS), the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on proportion of Enrollment by level - NCR is excluded in the Top 10 Schools with the high capacity to accommodate learners because it is based on 2 shifts 300373Laoag City 2,582 116 2,651 34

35. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 35

36. Absorptive Capacity of Public Senior High Schools: Based on Teachers Can No Longer Accommodate 1,428 21% Can Accommodate 5,364 79% 36

37. Absorptive Capacity of Public Senior High Schools: Based on Teachers Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Number of Schools No. of Learners that Can be Accommodated Region Number Percentage (%) Number Percentage (%) Region I Region II Region III Region IV-A Region IV-B Region V Region VI Region VII Region VIII Region IX Region X Region XI Region XII CARAGA ARMM CAR NCR Grand Total 519 318 548 477 256 652 617 727 405 310 329 332 363 388 156 199 196 465 273 500 420 229 536 500 475 330 184 248 279 305 318 52 91 159 89.60% 85.85% 91.24% 88.05% 89.45% 82.21% 81.04% 65.34% 81.48% 59.35% 75.38% 84.04% 84.02% 81.96% 33.33% 45.73% 81.12% 78.98% 54 45 48 57 27 116 117 252 75 126 81 53 58 70 104 108 37 10.40% 14.15% 8.76% 11.95% 10.55% 17.79% 18.96% 34.66% 18.52% 40.65% 24.62% 15.96% 15.98% 18.04% 66.67% 54.27% 18.88% 21.02% 78,549 56,390 123,496 110,040 49,596 79,437 105,003 63,297 72,347 34,660 44,989 49,332 55,878 43,847 3,562 17,073 65,305 1,052,801 6,792 5,364 1,428 37

38. Number of Schools Based on Teachers Region V 536 116 Region VI 500 117 Region III 500 48 Region VII 475 252 Region I 465 54 Region IV-A 420 57 Region VIII 330 75 CARAGA 318 70 Region XII 305 58 Region XI 279 53 Region II 273 45 Region X 248 81 Region IV-B 229 27 Region IX 184 126 NCR 159 37 CAR 91 108 ARMM 52 104 No. of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) No. of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) 38

39. Percentage of Schools Based on Teachers Region III 91.24% 8.76% Region I 89.60% 10.40% Region IV-B 89.45% 10.55% Region IV-A 88.05% 11.95% Region II 85.85% 14.15% Region XI 84.04% 15.96% Region XII 84.02% 15.98% Region V 82.21% 17.79% CARAGA 81.96% 18.04% Region VIII 81.48% 18.52% NCR 81.12% 18.88% Region VI 81.04% 18.96% Region X 75.38% 24.62% Region VII 65.34% 34.66% Region IX 59.35% 40.65% CAR 45.73% 54.27% ARMM 33.33% 66.67% % of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) % of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) 39

40. Number of Learners that can be accommodated based on Teachers Region III 123,496 Region IV-A 110,040 Region VI 105,003 Region V 79,437 Region I 78,549 Region VIII 72,347 NCR 65,305 Region VII 63,297 Region II 56,390 Region XII 55,878 Region IV-B 49,596 Region XI 49,332 Region X 44,989 CARAGA 43,847 Region IX 34,660 CAR 17,073 ARMM 3,562 - 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 120,000 140,000 40

41. Top 10 Senior High Schools with high capacity to accommodate new learners Based on Teachers No. of learners that can still be accommodated Number of Enrolment Number of existing Teachers Name of School School ID Division Concepcion Integrated School Ormoc City Senior High School Pines City National High School 500052 Marikina City 458 262 11,332 330523 Ormoc City 2,287 202 6,803 305281 Baguio City 156 92 3,984 Valencia NHS 303988 Valencia City 2,027 116 3,193 Victorias NHS 302695 Negros Occidental 1,779 84 2,001 SHS in Buting, Pasig City 340654 Pasig City 1,993 86 1,877 Iloilo NHS 302509 Iloilo 1,601 74 1,729 PALAWAN NATIONAL SCHOOL 309301 Puerto Princesa City 2,795 100 1,705 Rizal High School 305413 Pasig City 3,103 106 1,667 Bataan National High School 300702 Balanga City 2,575 94 1,655 41

42. Absorptive Capacity of Public Senior High Schools: Based on Classroom Can No Longer Accommodate Can Accommodate 4,857 72% Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 42

43. Absorptive Capacity of Public Senior High Schools: Based on Classroom Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Number of Schools No. of Learners that Can be Accommodated Region Number Percentage (%) Number Percentage (%) Region I Region II Region III Region IV-A Region IV-B Region V Region VI Region VII Region VIII Region IX Region X Region XI Region XII CARAGA ARMM CAR NCR Grand Total Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 519 318 548 477 256 652 617 727 405 310 329 332 363 388 156 199 196 444 258 384 314 199 464 464 517 259 171 230 218 271 275 63 181 145 85.55% 81.13% 70.07% 65.83% 77.73% 71.17% 75.20% 71.11% 63.95% 55.16% 69.91% 65.66% 74.66% 70.88% 40.38% 90.95% 73.98% 71.51% 75 60 164 163 57 188 153 210 146 139 99 114 92 113 93 18 51 14.45% 18.87% 29.93% 34.17% 22.27% 28.83% 24.80% 28.89% 36.05% 44.84% 30.09% 34.34% 25.34% 29.12% 59.62% 9.05% 26.02% 28.49% 44,566 31,403 43,373 51,557 23,422 30,390 53,428 33,715 26,298 11,034 19,903 19,726 24,584 19,282 4,301 18,977 74,376 530,334 6,792 4,857 1,935 43

44. Number of Schools Based on Classroom Region VII 517 210 Region VI 464 153 Region V 464 188 Region I 444 75 Region III 384 164 Region IV-A 314 163 CARAGA 275 113 Region XII 271 92 Region VIII 259 146 Region II 258 60 Region X 230 99 Region XI 218 114 Region IV-B 199 57 CAR 181 18 Region IX 171 139 NCR 145 51 ARMM 63 93 No. of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) No. of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 44

45. Percentage of Schools Based on Classroom CAR 90.95% 9.05% Region I 85.55% 14.45% Region II 81.13% 18.87% Region IV-B 77.73% 22.27% Region VI 75.20% 24.80% Region XII 74.66% 25.34% NCR 73.98% 26.02% Region V 71.17% 28.83% Region VII 71.11% 28.89% CARAGA 70.88% 29.12% Region III 70.07% 29.93% Region X 69.91% 30.09% Region IV-A 65.83% 34.17% Region XI 65.66% 34.34% Region VIII 63.95% 36.05% Region IX 55.16% 44.84% ARMM 40.38% 59.62% % of Schools that Can Accommodate Learners (Ratio <= 45) % of Schools that Can No Longer Accommodate Learners (Ratio > 45) Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 45

46. Number of Learners that can be accommodated based on Classroom NCR 74,376 Region VI 53,428 Region IV-A 51,557 Region I 44,566 Region III 43,373 Region VII 33,715 Region II 31,403 Region V 30,390 Region VIII 26,298 Region XII 24,584 Region IV-B 23,422 Region X 19,903 Region XI 19,726 CARAGA 19,282 CAR 18,977 Region IX 11,034 ARMM 4,301 - 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 60,000 70,000 80,000 Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS) the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on the proportion of Enrollment by level -NCR is based on Two Shifts 46

47. Top 10 Senior High Schools with high capacity to accommodate new learners Based on Classroom Number of existing Classroom No. of learners that can still be accommodated Number of Enrolment Name of School School ID Division Senior High School in Carmona 342284 Cavite 1565 80 2035 Lemery Senior High School 305481 Batangas 2097 90 1953 Panabo City Senior High School 341574 Panabo City 844 60 1856 GEN. PANTALEON GARCIA SHS (SHS in Pedro Reyes) TAGUM NATIONAL TRADE SCHOOL Mariveles NHS - Camaya Campus Tanay Senior High School Baguio City National Science High School (Senior High School-Stand Alone) SHS within Alitagtag Central School F. F. Halili Nat'l. Agr'l. School 342589 Imus City 680 52 1660 304261 Tagum City 1665 74 1653 306618 Bataan 1102 61 1643 342565 Rizal 428 44 1552 340055 Baguio City 474 44 1518 342200 Batangas 369 39 1386 300739 Bulacan 523 41 1327 Note: -For Integrated Schools (K to 10, K to 12 and JHS with SHS), the number of Classrooms are disaggregated by level based on proportion of Enrollment by level - NCR is excluded in the Top 10 Schools with the high capacity to accommodate learners because it is based on 2 shifts 47

48. Proposed Enrolment Management 1. Schools that can no longer accommodate learners beyond their capacity shall do the following: 1.1 Immediately advise the parent/learner that the school has reached its capacity and give the parent with referral note to nearby public school or private school 1.2 If insistent, ask the parent to sign a temporary enrolment slip stating that the learner will be referred to nearby school later (public or private) 48

49. Proposed Enrolment Management 2. Schools that can still accommodate new learners shall maximize their excess capacity by accepting new comers including referrals from other schools. 3. Once optimum capacity is reached, school authorities shall do 1.1 or 1.2. 4. High School learners that will be referred to a private school are assured of either ESC or Voucher slots (for confirmation from program manager, if feasible). Prioritization shall be based on first come first served basis. 49

50. Proposed Enrolment Management 5. Prioritization for elementary shall be based on the following by order of priority: 5.1 Kinder enrollees residing in a Barangay shall be given top priority since they are still very young 5.3 Transferees shall be prioritized based on the date of enrolment (first come, first served) PRONE TO ABUSE OF DESCRETION 6. If neighboring schools also can no longer accept additional enrollment, school authorities must adopt temporary measures like, double shifting, use of TLS and use of LGU facilities, if available. 50

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