TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-NINE (269) newly hired teachers attended the Teacher Induction Program (TIP) at the Sequoia Hotel, Paraǹaque City, on November 18-19, 2022.

The SDO carefully designed the division-initiated TIP with topics deemed relevant to the endeavors of the teachers as they start their teaching career in the public school system. 

The various topics oriented the said teachers on the new environment they are in, particularly the vision and mission of the Department of Education as discoursed comprehensively by Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Violeta M. Gonzales. She likewise presented and explained the SDO organizational structure and the nitty-gritty of the Learning Continuity and Recovery Plan (LCRP).

Moreover, CID Chief Bernardo N. Mascariǹa contextualized the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers; Administrative Concerns by Admin Officer (AO) Salve D. Tesorero; Personnel Concerns by AO Sheryl R. Castillo; Channeling of Admin Concerns, Grievance, and Mediation by Atty. Mark Francis O. Na-Oy; Positive Discipline by Senior Education Program Specialist Leah E. Sudsakorn; Introduction to RPMS-IPCRF by SGOD-Education Program Supervisor (EPS) Rosie O. Rumbaoa; Class Observation Tool by SGOD Chief Thelma F. Montiel; RPMS Portfolio by Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS) Nelson I. Carvajal; Learning Resources by EPS Rodel C. Apostol; Classroom-Based Assessment by EPS Arlyn M. Brigola; School Learning Action Cell by PSDS Reena G. Orquina; LIS / School Forms by Planning Officer Ma. Teresa DL Manansala.

The program concluded with the teacher inductees expressing their pledge to serve the Division learners with loyalty, passion, and dedication. (by Nelita F. Belena)