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ARAL Program Orientation Agenda

The document outlines the schedule and script for the Leadership Enhancement Program and Orientation on the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program. It includes registration, preliminary activities, speeches from distinguished guests, and sessions focused on educational updates and district reports. The program emphasizes the importance of leadership in education and aims to ensure that every learner succeeds through the ARAL initiative.
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ARAL Program Orientation Agenda

The document outlines the schedule and script for the Leadership Enhancement Program and Orientation on the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program. It includes registration, preliminary activities, speeches from distinguished guests, and sessions focused on educational updates and district reports. The program emphasizes the importance of leadership in education and aims to ensure that every learner succeeds through the ARAL initiative.
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7:00 – 8:00 a.m.

| Registration

EMCEE Script:
“Good morning, everyone! Welcome to the Leadership Enhancement
Program and Orientation on the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning
(ARAL) Program. May we request everyone to kindly register at the
designated table. Our Secretariat is ready to assist you. The program will
officially start at 8:00 a.m.”

8:00 – 8:30 a.m. | Preliminary Activity

EMCEE Script:
“Ladies and gentlemen, may we kindly request everyone to settle down as
we officially begin our program.”

Before anything else, allow me to acknowledge and extend our warmest


greetings to our distinguished guests and officials who are with us today:

Our ever-inspiring Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Ma. Luz M. de Los


Reyes

Our ever-supportive Assistant Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Ruby


Therese P. Almencion

The dynamic heads of our division offices:

The diligent and committed SGOD Chief, Dr. Jerry P. Lego

The visionary and innovative CID Chief, Sir Arlo L. Villalva

Alongside our ever-dedicated Unit Heads and Education Program Supervisors

We also recognize with high regard the presence of our respected Public
Schools District Supervisors and fellow School Heads.

And of course, let us extend our recognition to the host districts of today’s
gathering, led by:

PSDS Sir Gabriel J. Pintor of District III – La Paz

PSDS Dr. Dymphna Leizel G. Jocson of District IV-A Jaro

Indeed, your leadership, dedication, and commitment continue to inspire us


in championing quality education and ensuring that every learner succeeds.
Truly, your presence today strengthens our shared commitment to quality
education.

As Warren Bennis once said, ‘Leadership is the capacity to translate vision


into reality.’ Today, we gather with a shared vision—to make academic
recovery and accessible learning not just a dream, but a reality through the
ARAL Program.

Let us start this day filled with purpose and commitment, ready to empower
our schools and communities.”

Now, to formally start:


“Ladies and gentlemen, please rise as we pay tribute to our country through
the singing of National Anthem (AVP)

To seek divine guidance and blessings for today’s program, let us be led in
prayer by Maám Ellen N. Guillano, School Principal I of AACMS, this will be
followed by the singing of Bagong Pilipinas and Iloilo City hymn and DepEd
Quality Assurance .

Please be seated, at this point, let us watch the DepEd Quality Assurance
AVP.”

“Thank you. May we always be reminded of DepEd’s commitment to quality


and accessible education.”

👉 “To officially record our presence today, the Attendance Check will now be
facilitated by Ma’am Ruby A. Dumalaog, School Principal I of BNHS.”
(After attendance)
“Thank you, Ma’am Ruby.”

👉 “To nourish our hearts and minds, let us listen to the Food for Thought to
be shared by Dr. Girlie M. Gabinete, School Principal I of BTES .”
(After sharing)
“Thank you, Ma’am Girlie, for those inspiring words to ponder.”

👉 “With her dynamic leadership and unwavering support, we are privileged


to hear the welcome message from our ever-supportive Dr. Ruby Therese P.
Almencion, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent.” Let’s give her a
warm round of applause.”

8:30 – 9:30 a.m. | DCEL Proper

EMCEE Script:
“At this point, it is my honor to present our visionary and transformational
leader— a woman of wisdom, dedication, and inspiration, who continuously
empowers us in our pursuit of educational excellence. Esteemed education
leaders, to preside over the DvMANCOM proper, let us warmly welcome our
very own Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Luz M. De los Reyes, CESO V.
Let’s give her a resounding round of applause!”

9:30 – 12:00 nn | Orientation on ARAL Program (RA 12028 & IRR)

EMCEE Script:

“Nelson Mandela once said, ‘Education is the most powerful weapon which
you can use to change the world.’ Truly, this embodies the very heart of the
Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program: Republic Act
12028 and Its Implementing Rules and Regulations. This session will guide us
in ensuring that no learner is left behind. To lead us in this transformative
journey, let us welcome Sir Arnaldo R. Tuga, Education Program Supervisor
in English and ARAL Division Focal. Let’s give him a warm round of
applause!”

(Allow health break within the session as scheduled.)

12:00 – 1:00 p.m. | Lunch Break


EMCEE Script:
“We will now have our lunch break. Kindly be back on time as our afternoon
session will begin at exactly 1:00 p.m. Enjoy your meal.”

1:00 – 3:00 p.m. | District Reports

EMCEE Script:
“Welcome back, everyone! We now move to a significant part of our
gathering—the District Reports on the Progress of Learning Intervention in
Literacy and Numeracy from our respective schools. These reports are more
than statistics; they are living proof of our shared mission to nurture every
learner’s potential.

As John Dewey reminds us, ‘Education is not preparation for life; education is
life itself.’ And indeed, through literacy and numeracy, we are giving our
learners the very tools to live, learn, and lead.

With that, let us now hear from our ever-committed Public School District
Supervisors as they present the progress of their schools in this meaningful
endeavor.”
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3:00 – 3:15 p.m. | Health Break

EMCEE Script:
“We shall now pause for a short health break. Please be back after 15
minutes.”

3:15 – 4:00 p.m. | Updates (SGOD, CID, OSDS)

EMCEE Script:
“We now proceed to the Updates from our offices. To give us the updates,
may we call on our Chiefs and Unit Heads from SGOD, CID, and OSDS. Let’s
welcome them with a round of applause.”

4:00 – 4:30 p.m. | Other Matters

EMCEE Script:
“We shall now open the floor for other matters and important
announcements.”

4:30 – 5:00 p.m. | Adjournment / Closing

EMCEE Script:
“As we come to the close of today’s Leadership Enhancement Program and
Orientation on the ARAL Program, we are grateful for your active
participation and commitment.

As Rosalynn Carter once said, ‘A leader takes people where they want to go.
A great leader takes people where they don’t necessarily want to go, but
ought to be.’

On behalf of our Schools Division Superintendent, speakers, and facilitators,


thank you very much. This concludes our program. Have a safe trip home
and a pleasant evening.”

Common questions

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The theme of collaboration is evident throughout the program in several ways: first, by recognizing and involving various leaders and stakeholders such as division heads, education program supervisors, and district supervisors, ensuring a multi-tiered approach to leadership. Additionally, the emphasis on shared vision and goals, exemplified through sessions like the ARAL Program orientation and district reports, underscore the necessity of collective effort and interdepartmental support in achieving educational objectives .

Public recognition and appreciation of leadership play a crucial role in motivating and reinforcing the commitment of leaders and stakeholders involved. Acknowledging leaders like the Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Luz M. De los Reyes and Dr. Ruby Therese P. Almencion in front of their peers generates a supportive environment that values transformative efforts, thus incentivizing ongoing leadership excellence and dedication to educational programs like ARAL .

The ARAL Program intends to embody Nelson Mandela's quote "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world" by focusing on ensuring that no learner is left behind. Through educational initiatives like ARAL Program, which is formalized under Republic Act 12028 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations, the program aspires to empower students with the necessary skills and knowledge to effect change in the world .

The significant outcomes expected from the presentation of district reports are to showcase the progress of learning interventions in literacy and numeracy, serving as a testimony to the success and impact of such programs. It highlights how these interventions equip learners with critical tools to engage in lifelong learning, thus fulfilling the shared mission to nurture every learner's potential, as illustrated by the quotation from John Dewey about education being life itself .

The logistical and preparatory measures emphasized at the beginning of the program included a registration process, recognizing distinguished guests, and ensuring participants settled before the official start. These measures support the event's goals by ensuring an organized framework, facilitating efficient communication, and creating a respectful and focused environment necessary for the successful conveyance and implementation of the educational goals discussed, such as those of the ARAL Program .

The 'Food for Thought' segment functions as a reflective pause within the program, designed to nourish participants emotionally and mentally. By sharing inspiring words, this segment aims to provoke thoughtful consideration and reinforce the values and objectives of the program, acting as a catalyst for deeper engagement and personal connection to the mission of enhancing educational quality .

The main objectives of the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program are to ensure no learner is left behind by promoting academic recovery and providing accessible education opportunities. This is aligned with the vision to transform education and empower learners, as highlighted by the references to ensuring quality education and the emphasis on not just dreaming but making accessible learning a reality, according to Republic Act 12028 and its Implementing Rules and Regulations .

Dr. Luz M. De los Reyes's leadership influenced educational excellence by providing visionary and transformational guidance. Her role as a Schools Division Superintendent involved empowering educational leaders and fostering a commitment to enhancing educational standards. Her ability to inspire and motivate attendees, as seen in the DCEL Proper session, epitomized the program's goals and aligned with the broader educational mission .

Warren Bennis's quote about leadership being the capacity to translate vision into reality resonates deeply with the objectives of the Leadership Enhancement Program. This program seeks to materialize the vision of quality and accessible education through practical initiatives such as the ARAL Program. By gathering educational leaders to strategize and commit to this vision, the program embodies the transformative leadership that Bennis advocates, turning educational aspirations into actionable strategies .

The emphasis on music and hymns contributes to the program's objectives by fostering a sense of national pride and unity, as well as promoting a motivational atmosphere. Singing the National Anthem and hymns like "Bagong Pilipinas" and the "Iloilo City hymn" can strengthen a collective identity and reinforce the program's goal of shared commitment to educational excellence and national development .

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