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Department of Education

Region III
DIVISION OF MABALACAT CITY
Mabalacat City

Results-Based Performance Management System (RPMS)- Office Performance Commitment an


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION - REGION III
Name of Employee: MA. IRELYN P. TAMAYO, Ph.D.
Position: OIC- SCHOOLS DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT
Review Period: JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2016
Bureau/Center/Service/Division: MABALACAT CITY
TO BE FILLED IN DURING PLANNING
Weight
MFOs KRAs OBJECTIVES TIMELINE
per KRA
CURRICULUM 35%

Basic Education 1.Ensured full implementation January to 15%


Governance of the K to 12 Curriculum by December
producing/designing nine(9) 2016
sets of activity sheets
following the principles of
indigenization, innovation and
integration, within the year.
2.Provided technical June to 10%
assistance to 80 % of public December
schools in terms of curriculum 2016
implementation and
instructional supervision
during the second semester of
the year.

3. Supervised the operations June to 10%


of 80% of public and private December
schools to ensure their 2016
compliance with quality and
accreditation standards during
the second semester of the
year.

SERVICE
20%
DELIVERY
5. 90% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monito
related to DRRM within the year.
4. 70% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monit
related to DRRM.within the year.
3. 50% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monit
related to DRRM.within the year.
2. 30% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and moni
related to DRRM within the year..
1. 10% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monit
related to DRRM within the year..
1. Engaged 90% of schools in January to 5% 5. 90% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monito
implementing, coordinating December related to DRRM within the year.
and monitoring activities 2016 4. 70% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monit
related to Disaster Risk related to DRRM.within the year.
Reduction Management 3. 50% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monit
(DRRM) within the year. related to DRRM.within the year.
2. 30% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and moni
related to DRRM within the year..
1. 10% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monit
related to DRRM within the year..

2. Assessed the SBM level of June to 5%


practice of all public December
elementary and secondary
schools in the division during
the third quarter of the year.

5. 100% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division w
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..

4. 90% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division w
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..

3. 80% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division w
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
2. 70% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division w
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
1. Less than 70% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
3. Achieved 100% April 30, 2016 5% 5. 100% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division w
Completion of the learners' and July 30, updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
profile of all public and 2016
private schools in the division 4. 90% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division w
by updating the End of the updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
School Year (EOSY) and
Beginning of the School Year 3. 80% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division w
(BOSY) on or before the updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
target dates. 2. 70% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division w
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
1. Less than 70% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the
4. Approved at least eight (8) January to 5% updating
5. At leastEOSY andaction
eight (8) BOSYresearches
on or before the target
of school dates..
heads/ teachers related to manag
action researches of school December curriculum were approved within the year..
heads/teachers related to 2016 4. At least six (6) action researches of school heads/ teachers related to managem
management and curriculum were approved within the year..
within the year. 3. At least four (4) action researches of school heads/ teachers related to manage
curriculum were approved within the year..
2. At least two (2) action researches of school heads/ teachers related to manag
curriculum were approved within the year..
1. At least one (1) action research of school heads/ teachers related to manageme
were approved within the year..

MANAGEMENT
OF RESOURCES
45%
(Human and
Material)
1. Attained 100% releases of January to 10%
salaries, allowances and other December
benefits of all teaching and 2016
non-teaching personnel in the
division within the prescribed
period.

2. Approved appointments January to 5% 5. Approved 100% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recomm
and deployments and December actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period..
evaluated and recommended 2016 4. Approved 90% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recomme
personnel actions(promotions, actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period.
transfers, reassignments and 3. Approved 80% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recomm
dropping from the rolls) on all actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period.
personnel of the division 2. Approved 70% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recomm
within the prescribed period.. actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period.
1. Approved less than 70% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and
personnel actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period.
3. Spearheaded at least ten January to 10% 5. At least ten (10) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teachers on
(10) division December policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.
trainings/seminars for school 2016 4. At least eight (8) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teachers on
heads and teachers on current policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.
educational policies, projects 3. At least six (6) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teachers on c
and programs geared towards policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.
learners' achievement and 2. At least four (4) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teacherson c
holistic development within policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.
the year. 1. At least two (2) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teachers on c
policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.

4. Maintained an updated and January to 10% 5. 100% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were in
accurate inventory of 100% of December updated and accurate inventory within the year.
school buildings and other 2016 4. 80% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were in
education facilities in the updated and accurate inventory within the year.
division within the year. 3. 60% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were in
updated and accurate inventory within the year.
2. 40% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were in
updated and accurate inventory within the year.
1. 20% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were in
and accurate inventory within the year.

5. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 90% through regular m
controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
4. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 88% through r
and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
3. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 86%
monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
2. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62%
regular monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fisca
1. Level of budget utilization was increased fr
through regular monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of t
5. Increased the level of January to 10% 5. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 90% through regular m
budget utilization from 62% December controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
to 90% through regular 2016 4. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 88% through r
monitoring and controlling of and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
budgetary accounts at the end 3. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 86%
of the Fiscal Year. monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
2. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62%
regular monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fisca
1. Level of budget utilization was increased fr
through regular monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of t

Overall Rating for Accomplishment

Rater:

NICOLAS T. CAPULONG, Ph.D., CESO V


OIC- Asst. Regional Director

Approving Authority:

MALCOLM S. GARMA, CESO V


Director III, Officer-In-Charge
Office of the Regional Director
Department of Education
Region III
DIVISION OF MABALACAT CITY
Mabalacat City

nce Management System (RPMS)- Office Performance Commitment and Review Form (OPCRF)

Name of Rater: NICOLAS T. CAPULONG, Ph.D., CESO V


Position: OIC-ASSISTANT REGIONAL DIRECTOR
Date of Review:

ACTUAL AVERAGE
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (Quality, Efficiency, Timeliness) SCORE
RESULTS RATING
E Q T TOTAL

5. Produced/Designed nine (9) sets of activity sheets that are indigenized,innovative and
integrative,within the year.
4.Produced/Designed eight (8) sets of activity sheets that are indigenized,innovative and
integrative,within the year
3. Produced/Designed seven (7) sets of activity sheets that are indigenized,innovative and
integrative,within the year
2. Produced/Designed six (6) sets of activity sheets that are indigenized,innovative and
integrative,within the year
1. Produced/Designed five (5) sets of activity sheets that are indigenized,innovative and
integrative,within the year
5. 80% of public schools were given technical assistance in curriculum implementation and
instructional supervision during the second semester of the year.
4. 60% of public schools were given technical assistance in curriculum implementation and
instructional supervision during the second semester of the year.
3. 40% of public schools were given technical assistance in curriculum implementation and
instructional supervision during the second semester of the year.
2. 20% of public schools were given technical assistance in curriculum implementation and
instructional supervision during the second semester of the year.
1. 10% of public schools were given technical assistance in curriculum implementation and
instructional supervision during the second semester of the year.

5. 80% of public schools were supervised to ensure their compliance with quality and accreditation
standards during the second semester of the year.
4. 60% of public schools were supervised to ensure their compliance with quality and accreditation
standards during the second semester of the year.
3. 40% of public schools were supervised to ensure their compliance with quality and accreditation
standards during the second semester of the year.
2. 20% of public schools were supervised to ensure their compliance with quality and accreditation
standards during the second semester of the year.
1. 10% of public schools were supervised to ensure their compliance with quality and accreditation
standards during the second semester of the year.

5. 90% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM within the year.
4. 70% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM.within the year.
3. 50% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM.within the year.
2. 30% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM within the year..
1. 10% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM within the year..
5. 90% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM within the year.
4. 70% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM.within the year.
3. 50% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM.within the year.
2. 30% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM within the year..
1. 10% of schools were engaged in the implementation, coordination and monitoring of activities
related to DRRM within the year..

5. 100% of public elementary and secondary schools in the division were assessed in terms of SBM
level of practice during the third quarter of the year.
4. 80% of public elementary and secondary schools in the division were assessed in terms of SBM
level of practice during the third quarter of the year.
3. 60% of public elementary and secondary schools in the division were assessed in terms of SBM
level of practice during the third quarter of the year.
2. 40% of public elementary and secondary schools in the division were assessed in terms of SBM
level of practice during the third quarter of the year.
1. 20% of public elementary and secondary schools in the division were assessed in terms of SBM
level of practice during the third quarter of the year.

5. 100% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were completed by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..

4. 90% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were completed by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..

3. 80% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were completed by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
2. 70% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were completed by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
1. Less than 70% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
5. 100% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were completed by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..

4. 90% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were completed by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..

3. 80% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were completed by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
2. 70% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were completed by
updating EOSY and BOSY on or before the target dates..
1. Less than 70% of the learner's profile of all public and private schools in the division were by
updating
5. At leastEOSY andaction
eight (8) BOSYresearches
on or before the target
of school dates..
heads/ teachers related to management and
curriculum were approved within the year..
4. At least six (6) action researches of school heads/ teachers related to management and curriculum
were approved within the year..
3. At least four (4) action researches of school heads/ teachers related to management and
curriculum were approved within the year..
2. At least two (2) action researches of school heads/ teachers related to management and
curriculum were approved within the year..
1. At least one (1) action research of school heads/ teachers related to management and curriculum
were approved within the year..
5. 100% of the salaries, allowances and other benefits of all teaching and non-teaching personnel in
the division were released within the prescribed period.
4. 90% of the salaries, allowances and other benefits of all teaching and non-teaching
personnel in the division were released within the prescribed period.
3. 80% of the salaries, allowances and other benefits of all teaching and non-
teaching personnel in the division were released within the prescribed period.
2. 70% of the salaries, allowances and other benefits of all teaching and non-
teaching personnel in the division were released within the prescribed period.
1. Less than 70 % of the salaries, allownces and other benefits of all teaching
and non- teaching personnel in the division were released within the prescribed period.

5. Approved 100% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recommended personnel
actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period..
4. Approved 90% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recommended personnel
actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period.
3. Approved 80% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recommended personnel
actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period.
2. Approved 70% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recommended personnel
actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period.
1. Approved less than 70% of appointments and deployments and evaluated and recommended
personnel actions on all personnel of the division within the prescribed period.
5. At least ten (10) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teachers on current educational
policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.
4. At least eight (8) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teachers on current educational
policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.
3. At least six (6) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teachers on current educational
policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.
2. At least four (4) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teacherson current educational
policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.
1. At least two (2) division trainings/seminars for school heads and teachers on current educational
policies, projects and programs were conducted within the year.

5. 100% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were included in an
updated and accurate inventory within the year.
4. 80% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were included in an
updated and accurate inventory within the year.
3. 60% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were included in an
updated and accurate inventory within the year.
2. 40% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were included in an
updated and accurate inventory within the year.
1. 20% of school buildings and other education facilities in the division were included in an updated
and accurate inventory within the year.

5. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 90% through regular monitoring and
controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
4. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 88% through regular monitoring
and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
3. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 86% through regular
monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
2. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 84% through
regular monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
1. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 82%
through regular monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
5. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 90% through regular monitoring and
controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
4. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 88% through regular monitoring
and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
3. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 86% through regular
monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
2. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 84% through
regular monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.
1. Level of budget utilization was increased from 62% to 82%
through regular monitoring and controlling of budgetary accounts at the end of the Fiscal Year.

Overall Rating for Accomplishment

Ratee:

MA. IRELYN P.TAMAYO, Ph.D.


OIC- Schools Division Superintendent

ing Authority:

MALCOLM S. GARMA, CESO V


Director III, Officer-In-Charge
Office of the Regional Director

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