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Enclosure A.1

GUIDELINES FOR THE SELECTION OF WINNERS IN THE

DIFFERENT INDIVIDUAL WRITING CONTESTS

The Individual Writing Contests are designed to showcase the competencies of

campus journalists and promote fair and ethical use of media as tenets of
responsible journalism.

Only learners from schools with school papers (print, digital/electronic

publication), either in English or Filipino for the school year 2024-2025, can
participate.

Only the first, second and third place winners in the individual contest are allowed
to compete in their respective contest categories. Only first place winners are
allowed to compete in the group categories.

The following guidelines will be strictly implemented:

A. General:
1. Should there be questions and assistance needed, the participants can only
raise their concerns to the assigned proctor and/or examiner.
2. School paper advisers, teachers, principals, parents, or guardians who will be
found in the contest venue will be grounds for disqualification of their
contestants.
3. The top five (5) winners per medium shall be recognized and their points will be
included in the computation of the overall scores (combined scores of individual
and Group contests). Only the top three (3) winners will receive a medal, while
top four (4) and top five (5) winners will receive a certificate.
4. Any violation of the stipulated guidelines will be grounds for disqualification of
the participant.
5. The decision of the Board of Judges in all aspects of the contest is final and
irrevocable.

B. Specific:
1. News Writing, Feature Writing, Editorial Writing, Science and Technology
Writing, and Column Writing
a. Fact sheets or other sources of information shall be given to the contestants
as bases for writing the article.
2. Sports Writing
a. The RTWG shall orient and provide instructions to the contestants
before the contest proper.
b. A pre-game conference shall be conducted for the introduction of the
players, coaches, and tournament officials.
c. An actual game shall be covered by the contestants.
d. A post-game conference shall be held to interview officials and athletes
after the game.
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e. The contestants shall proceed to the designated contest room for the
writing of the sports article.

3. Copyreading and Headline Writing

a. The contestants shall bring their pencils for the contest.

b. The contestants shall follow the directions given in the contest piece.
c. The contestants shall provide a headline for the article.

4. Editorial Cartooning
a. The contestants shall bring their own pencil no.
b. The cartoon must be anchored on the given topic or issue.
c. The cartoon should be compliant with the professional and ethical
standards or media.

5. Photojournalism
a. Preparation
1) Contestants should be at the contest venue thirty (30) minutes before
the orientation on the guidelines and rubrics.
2) The contestants are allowed to use any digital camera (point and shoot
only) with a maximum of 24.3 megapixels with fixed lenses.
Contestants who will use any DSLR and other high-end cameras will not
be permitted to join the contest.
3) The contestants shall submit empty memory cards and cameras
(internal memory) to be checked by the examiner/s a day before the
opening program.
4) The contestant should bring his/her camera cable for uploading and
saving pictures
5) Cellular phones, extra digital cameras, extra storage cards, or any
additional materials/equipment are not allowed in the contest area.
6) Contestants shall bring their black ink ballpens while the RTWG will
provide scratch papers where contestants can write down notes during
the shooting.

b. Provision for Memory Card

1) The contestants shall load the empty storage card in front of the
examiner on the contest day.
c. Photo Shoot, Uploading and Captioning
1) The loading and unloading of the storage card will be done in front of
the examiner.
2) The control shot shall be the first shot.
3) Contestants are given one (1) hour to take pictures.
4) Contestants are allowed to take unlimited shots but will submit only
five (5) possible photos with captions for the given theme and the control
shot.
5) Write the file name of each photo in the caption sheet.
6) Caption sheets will be provided by RTWG.
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7) Contestants will be given 30 minutes to write captions for each of the

five (5) photos.
8) Throughout the duration of the competition, the advisers, trainers, and
parents are NOT allowed in the venue.
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Enclosure A.2

GUIDELINES FOR RADIO SCRIPTWRITING AND BROADCASTING

CONTEST

A. General Guidelines
1. Each division shall organize a team of seven (7) members for English and
Filipino in elementary and secondary levels who shall not be competing in
any of the individual writing categories.

2. To facilitate proper identification, the participants shall wear white shirts

with their valid school IDs/RSPC IDs.

3 . Orientation shall be conducted for all the contestants. The directors will
draw lots to determine the order of the presentation.

4. The awards for this category are the following:

5. In getting the overall results for best radio production, accumulated points
from the individual and group awards shall be considered.

6. Any violation of the stipulated guidelines will be grounds for

disqualification of the team.

7. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.

B. Scriptwriting
1. Each team may use up to four (4) official laptops that are cleared of stored
documents, and an inkjet printer in preparing and printing the script. All
laptops should be submitted to the contest committee for inspection on
February 28 from 6:00 AM — 7:30 AM. Each team is required to bring their
extension wires and other equipment for rehearsal.
2. The team will be given two (2) hours to prepare a script for a five-minute radio
broadcast that includes one (1) infomercial, and four (4) news articles. The
infomercial may depict health, environment, politics, and social issues. It
shall have a maximum length of one (1) minute and shall use the language
that the group is competing in. The news articles may be based on press
releases, raw data, or any other source given by the examiner/s. Another
30 minutes will be allotted for the printing of the output. After two and a
half (2 1/2) hours, each team should submit four (4) copies of the script.
Three (3) copies will be submitted to the judges and one (1) copy will be
submitted to the examiner/s. The team may print extra copies for their use.
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3. Once the scriptwriting has commenced, the contestants will no longer be

allowed to leave the contest rooms. For personal necessities, the proctor
shall accompany them to the restrooms.

4. The script should not bear any information that may identify the school and
division but it should include the names of the members of the team with
their respective roles (i.e., anchor, news presenter, etc.)

5. Scripts should be:

• encoded using Arial font size 12;
• with directorial instructions in capital letters;
• double-spaced with normal margin (1 inch on all sides); and
• printed in A4-sized bond paper (8.27x11.69).

C. Broadcast Simulation

1. A broadcast room for the presentation shall be identified in the contest

venue. Only the contestants, judges, and examiner/proctor shall be
allowed inside.

2. The organizers/host division shall commission an independent sound

system provider to ensure quality audio output. The technical operator
shall only set the sound system before the simulation. A jack/auxiliary
cord/adapter will be provided for the laptops and other sources of sound
effects.

3. Except for the volume meter, contestants/technical directors shall not

be
allowed to change, adjust, or manipulate the main control board during
their presentation.

4. Mobile phones and reference materials shall not be allowed in the contest
area.

5. In case of power failure, the affected team shall be allowed to broadcast

again.

6. Loudspeakers may be set up outside the broadcast room.

7. Each team shall be given nine (9) minutes: three (3) minutes for
preparation, five (5) minutes for the actual broadcast, and one (1) minute
for the exit. Provide running time shall be applied.

8. The organizers shall provide a clock or a timer that can be seen by the
contestants and the judges. There will be an official timekeeper.
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9. A yellow flaglet shall be raised again to warn the team that they only have
one (1) minute remaining followed by a red flaglet to indicate that their time
is up.

10. The team who complied with the five-minute production shall be given
a
perfect score (5 points). In case of overtime or undertime, the following
scheme or deductions shall be followed:

Undertime / Overtime
1 second - 20 seconds.- 1 point
21 seconds - 40 seconds -2 points
41 seconds.- 60 seconds - 3 points
61 seconds and above. - 4 points
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Enclosure A.3

GUIDELINES FOR THE COLLABORATIVE DESKTOP PUBLISHING CONTEST

1. Each division shall organize a team of seven (7) members for English and Filipino
both in elementary and secondary levels who shall not be competing in any of the
individual writing categories.
2. Contestants shall wear white shirts with identification cards.
3. All contestants are required to attend the orientation before the competition.
4. All contestants are not allowed to go back to their quarters nor communicate in
all forms (text, call, chat, etc.) with their respective advisers from the start until
the end of the contest.
5. A mini press conference and a sports event shall be held as bases for the content
of the publication (i.e., news, features, editorial, editorial cartoon, sports). The
photojournalists shall take pictures of the mini press conference and sports event.
6. For the actual sports event, a pre-game conference shall be conducted for the
introduction of the players, coaches, and tournament officials. Consequently, a
post-conference shall be held for interviews and data gathering.
7. The team will be given one (1) hour for data gathering and five (5) hours for writing,
layout, and editing.
8. Each team is allowed to bring only the following:
• two (2) digital/DSLR cameras;
• one (1) inkjet printer with scanner;
• one (1) card reader;
• one (1) blank flash drive;
• extension wires;
• maximum of four (4) laptops installed with either PAGEMAKER or IN DESIGN
and Photoshop (for the secondary level) and Microsoft Publisher (for the elementary
level) for the layout of the group’s final output; and A4 size bond paper
9. Laptops to be submitted to the RTWG shall be labeled with the following format:
Category — Medium — Level
Name, School, Division

e.g.,
Collaborative Desktop Publishing — English — Secondary — Division
Angelina Villanueva, Bukidnon National High School, Bukidnon
Labels shall be in a whole bond paper size pasted on or attached to the laptop
bag.
10. Official laptops, previously cleared of stored documents, shall be submitted to
the RTWG on April 30, 2024 (6:00am up to 7:30am only) to check for any other
applications and pre-written documents or references therein. Failure to submit the
laptops on or before the set deadline shall mean disqualification of the competing
team.

11. Mobile phones and other electronic gadgets shall not be allowed except for digital
cameras/DSLRs and laptops with disabled internet connection.
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12. Each team will be required to convert their output into PDF, print in A4 size bond
paper, and submit it to the examiner/s. The collaborative desktop publishing team
shall submit both hard and soft copies of their entries. They should ensure that no
identifying marks about their school or division can be found on their output as it
would be a ground for disqualification.

13. The output of the contest is an A4-size four-page full colored publication. The
output will be stored in a flash drive and to be submitted to the RTWG for judging.

14.The top five (5) teams shall be recognized, and their points will be included in the
determination of the overall scores.
16. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
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Enclosure A.4

GUIDELINES FOR THE ONLINE PUBLISHING CONTEST

1. Each division shall organize a team of five (5) members for English and five 5)
members for Filipino at the secondary level who shall not be competing in any of
the individual writing categories.
2. Contestants may wear their school uniforms or plain white t-shirts with their
identification cards.
3. All contestants are required to attend the one-hour orientation before the
competition.
4. All contestants are not allowed to go back to their quarters nor communicate in
all forms (text, call, chat, etc.) with their respective advisers from the start until
the end of the contest.
5. A mini press conference and a sports event shall be held as bases for the content
of the publication (i.e., news, features, editorial, editorial cartoon, sports). The
photojournalists shall take pictures or videos of the mini press conference and
sports event.
6. For the actual sports event, a pre-game conference shall be conducted for the
introduction of the players, coaches, and tournament officials. Consequently, a
post-conference shall be held for interviews and data gathering.
7. The team will be given three (3) hours for writing, layout, and editing articles
online after the creation of an online publication using the official platform to be
provided by the organizer. Coverage /Data gathering through a mini press
conference, the pre-game, actual game, and post-conference shall be excluded
from the three-hour time allotment.
8. Specific instructions on the number of articles to be produced will be given
during the orientation.
9. Each team will be required to bring only the following:
• one (1) flatbed scanner/3-1 printer (mobile/phone scanner is NOT
allowed);
• maximum of two digital cameras — digital camera (point and shoot only)
• with a maximum of 24.3 megapixels with fixed lenses. Contestants who
will use any DSLR and other high-end cameras will not be permitted to
join the contest (Standard process in the Photojournalism Event shall be
observed in checking the cameras and SD cards);
• maximum of four (4) laptops installed with Photoshop for image
enhancement;
• maximum of two (2) pocket wifis (preferably with two different
networks) or one (1) wireless router; and
• extension cord.
10. Laptops to be submitted to the RTWG shall be labeled with the following
format:
Category - Medium — Level - Division
Name, School, Division
e.g.,
Online Publishing — English — Secondary — Division
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Angelina Villanueva, National High School,

Labels shall be in a whole bond paper pasted on or attached to the laptop
bag.

11.Official laptops, previously cleared of stored documents, shall be submitted to the

RTWG on April , 2024 (6:00am up to 7:30 am only) to check for any other applications
and pre-written documents or references. Failure to submit the laptops on or before
the set deadline shall mean disqualification of the competing team.

12. Each group shall email their URL to the assigned examiner.

13. The top three (3) teams shall be recognized, and the points will be included in
the determination of the overall standing. All competing teams shall be given points
and ranked accordingly.

14. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.

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Enclosure A.5

GUIDELINES FOR TV SCRIPTWRITING AND BROADCASTING

A. General Guidelines
1. Each division shall organize a team of seven (7) members for English and
seven (7) members for Filipino at the secondary level who shall not be competing
in any of the individual writing categories.
A. scriptwriter/s
B. anchor/s
C. reporter/s
D. producer/director who could also act as floor director
E. video/ graphics editor
F. video journalist /cameraman
Any of the team members can assume two (2) or more positions/tasks, as
long as this would not be conflicting or awkward about the outcome of the
broadcast (for example an anchor can’t be a reporter at the same time. But an
anchor can also be a news or infomercial writer.)
2. The list of equipment and tools in the mock broadcast room shall be shared with
the regional coordinators a week before the contest by the host division.
3. A 30-minute technical orientation will be held on April 30, 2024 (8:00am5:00pm,
for the director and video/ graphics editor. Then, each team will be given five (5)
minutes to visit the mock broadcast room.
4. In getting the overall results for the best TV broadcast, accumulated points from
the individual and group awards shall be considered.
5. Any violation of the stipulated guidelines will be grounds for disqualification of the
team.
6. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.

PRE-CONTEST
1. Each team will be required to bring only the following:
• maximum of four (4) laptops with at least 1OGB free space and a video
editing program (with uploading capacity);
• three (3) empty USB Flash Drives (16GB minimum);
• maximum of two (2) cameras/mobile phones (without sim) compatible
with the laptop;
• maximum of three (3) wired lapel microphones;
• A4 bond paper;
• one (1) printer with ink; and
• extension cord

2. Laptops and flash drives to be submitted to the RTWG shall be labeled with the
following format:
Category — Medium - Level -Division
Director’s Name, School, Division
e.g.,
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Angelina Villanueva, Paranaque National High School, Paranaque
Labels for laptops shall be in a whole bond paper attached to the laptop bag.
Flash drives shall be sealed in an envelope with a label.
3. Checking and sealing of laptops shall be done on April 30, 2024 (6:00 am —
7:30am only). Laptops shall be clear of stored documents except for the
prerecorded Opening Billboard (OBB) and Closing Billboard (CBB) and offline
editing software.
4. Failure to submit the laptops on or before the set deadline shall mean
disqualification of the competing team.
5. Only the equipment and tools in the mock broadcast room are allowed to be used
by the participants during the actual presentation.
6. Before the start of the contest, the teams will be oriented on the roles of the
participants and criteria for judging by the chairman of the board of Judges. All
participants should attend this orientation.
7. The directors will draw lots to determine the order of the presentation, Then,
contest materials saved in flash drives sealed in envelopes shall be distributed to
the directors.

CONTEST PROPER:
A. SCRIPTWRITING AND PRODUCTION
1. The team shall have the following components in their script:
a. Cover Page: This shall contain the group’s name (mock TV network
name).
b. News: The RTWG will provide five (5) sets of data (including
photos/videos/audio) in folders saved in a flash drive. The team may
use all sets of data for their news reports. Each news script should
indicate the corresponding video and/or audio component taken from
the folders or produced during the actual contest.
c. Infomercial/ Developmental Communication: The RTWG will provide
two (2) sets of data {including photos/videos/ audio) in folders saved in a flash
drive. The team is required to produce one (1) infomercial or developmental
communication plug. This shall be produced during the contest and should be
related to the topic which will be given by the judges. The script should contain
video and audio components.
d. Field Report: A live field report with or without canned video support
shall be included in the production.
e. Headlines: These will contain a brief lead/summary of the news
articles.
f. OBB/CBB: The OBB and CBB will contain the group’s assumed TV
network name. The script for the OBB/CBB should be included in the
main script which will be submitted to the judges.
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2. Five (5) hours and 15 minutes will be allotted for the preparation of the script,
shooting, and editing of the videos, production of the infomercial, and rehearsals.
All groups shall stop working after the allotted time. A buzzer shall signal the
end of the scriptwriting and production time.

3. The organizers shall provide a clock or a timer that can be seen by the
contestants. There will be an official timekeeper.

4. Once the scriptwriting has commenced, the contestants will no longer be allowed
to leave the contest venue. Members shall only be allowed to go out of the room
when it is time for their team to perform and for personal necessities
accompanied by a proctor.

5. Each team shall prepare four (4) copies of the script: three (3) copies for the
judges and one (1) copy for the team.

6. The cover page of the script shall contain the group’s name (TV Network name)
and the names of the members of the team with their respective roles (i.e.,
anchor, field reporter, etc.)

7. The script should not bear any information that may identify the school or
division.
B. TV BROADCAST SKILLS PERFORMANCE
1. Only one (1) laptop is allowed inside the studio.
2. All news reports shall be presented live. Only the OBB and CBB are pre-
recorded/ pre-produced. Support videos or audios to be used for the live
reports are either taken from the folders or produced on the day of the contest.
3. Other than the actual broadcast time, seven (7) minutes shall be allotted for
entrance and preparation.
4. The TV broadcast must be delivered in six (6) minutes.
5. The timekeeper shall raise the green flaglet to signal the start of the
presentation. A yellow flaglet shall be raised by the timekeeper to warn the
presenting team that only one (1) minute is left of the broadcast time. A red
flaglet shall be raised to signal that the six (6) minutes allotted for the group
have been consumed.
6. In case of overtime/undertime in the prescribed duration of the
7. broadcast, the following points shall be deducted from the points
8. earned in the criterion adherence to time allotment (5%).
1 second -— 20 seconds — 1 point
21 seconds — 40 seconds — 2 points
41 seconds — 60 seconds — 3 points
61 seconds — 80 seconds — 4 points
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7. The timekeeper shall give the judges a copy of the record of the broadcast
running time of each group right after the performance. The record should
indicate how many seconds/minutes each group went over/under time if they
did. The timekeeper shall also announce the time started, time finished, incurred
undertime/overtime, and the corresponding deductions of the group.
8. Three (3) minutes shall be allotted for the exit.
9. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
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Enclosure A. 6
GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR SCHOOL PAPER CONTESTS
(in Portable Digital Format)
A. The School Paper Contest is open to elementary and secondary schools whose
school papers belong to the top ten (10) per section per category and per
medium in the division.
B. The top ten (10) highest pointers both in English and Filipino shall be
declared as the best school papers in the region but the points of their
ranking shall not be added to determine the best-performing division that
shall be recognized in the awarding ceremony on the last day of conduct of
the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC).
C. For any school paper found to have copied and published texts, images, and
other materials without duly acknowledging their sources, the school paper
shall be disqualified from the RSPC contest and from joining the School
Paper Contest for three (3) consecutive years.

D. The decision of the Board of Judges in all aspects of the contest shall be
deemed final and irrevocable.

E. For 2025 RSPC, there are no specific required number of school paper entries
to be submitted by each division. In addition, submitted schools papers shall
be saved in PDF through email. Neither school nor SDO is allowed to submit
their school paper entry/ies directly to the CO.

The following, properly foldered and labeled (e.g., Division-News-Eng-EIem),

are to be submitted:

1. Plagiarism check/report using turnitin application signed by the adviser,

school principal, division in-charge of journalism and schools division
superintendent will be submitted together with the reviewed school paper
entries on the link to provided by the region.

2. Certificate of Circulation from the school head duly noted by the SDS
Indicated in the certificate is the corresponding link to the school website or
Facebook page where school papers are published.

3.Certificate of Endorsement signed by the SDS, Certifying all the required

documents were submitted, checked, and reviewed by the SDO before
submitting to the region.

a. Report of the process observed in ensuring plagiarized-free articles

b. Result of the evaluation of school paper per category and medium duly signed
by the judges during the RSPC. The RTWG reserves the right to disqualify
entries with no Certificate of Endorsement from the RD
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F. The different SECTION/CATEGORIES in the school paper contest, both

English and Filipino, are as follows:
1. News Section / Pahinang Balita
2. Editorial Section / Pahinang Editoryal
3. Features Section. Pahinang Lathalain
4. Sports Section / Pahinang Pampalakasan
5. Science and Technology Section / Pahinang Agham at Teknolohiya
6. Layout and Page Design Category / Kategoryang Pag-aanyo at
Disenyo ng Pahina
7. All qualified and properly screened school paper entries shall be
submitted on or before February 10, 2025 until 11:59 PM only via
the link to be provided by RTWG.

G. The technical specification for both Elementary and Secondary levels are as
follows:
1. NO. Of pages: minimum of 12 and maximum of 20
News Section — at least three (3)
Sports Section — at least two (2)
Feature Section — at least three (3)
Editorial Section — at least two (2)
Science and Technology Section — at least two (2)
2. Process: Digital
3. Color: All pages in full color
4. Size: 9" X 12" (Elementary)
12" x 18" (Secondary)
H. Failure to company with the set guidelines in evaluating school papers will
be a ground for disqualification.
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GUIDELINES FOR THE SELECTION OF THE BEST SECTIONS

AND LAYOUT AND PAGE DESIGN CATEGORIES FOR THE
SCHOOL PAPER CONTEST
a Editorial Section
I, The section should have at least two (2) pages and should include the
following: main editorial, editorial cartoon, columns, letters to the
editor, and commentaries. Opinion polls or surveys may be included
but are not required.
i The treatment of the issues must demonstrate a fair and balanced
presentation of both sides of the issue tackled, clear moral
purpose, logical reasoning and proper citations or attributions of
sources.
ii Topics found in the section should tackle various international,
national, or local issues that may directly or indirectly affect the
school or the community the school servers
iii The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
b News Section
1. The section shall consist of at least three (3) pages.
2. The content and scope of the news stories shall over international,
national regional, community and school-based news stories.

3, The content of the section may include straight or spot news, advance
/ follow — up reports, news bits, news feature, news analysis, and
in depth news/ investigative news.
4. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
C. Features Section
I. The section should have at least three (3) pages.
2.The feature articles should display a unique and creative presentation
of topics, logical organization of ideas and facts, writer's facility of the
language, and proper citations of attributions of sources.
3. The decision of the Board or Judges is final and irrevocable.
D. Sports Section
I. The section shall consist of at least two (2) pages.
2. The content and scope of the sports articles shall include coverage of
international, national, regional, community, and school-based
sports news stories.
3. The content of the section may include straight or spot news,
advance/ follow-up reports; news bits; news features/ news
analysis; indepth news, features, and editorial or column concerning
or pertaining
to sports.
4. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
E. Science and Technology Section
1. Science and Techn0104' Section should have at least two (2) pages.
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2. The content may include heath, environmental, scientific,

technological, and innovative stories written in news, feature, or
scientific commentary style. This should also include economic
impact of Science and on the lives of Filipinos.
3. The articles should be well-researched and should observe proper
citation of sources, pictures, and graphics.
4. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
F. Layout and Page Design Category
I. This category shall conform to the principles of layout and design.
2. The content (texts and images) should consider a range of stories
about the community and the school, including those of
international, national, and local significance.
3. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.
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Enclosure A. 7

Guidelines in the Selection of Outstanding School Paper

Advisers and Campus Journalists
General Guidelines:
A. The RO committee shall conduct the selection of an Outstanding Campus
Journalist and School Paper Adviser for both elementary and secondary levels
from among the 16 Outstanding Campus Journalist and 16 School Paper
Advisers in the National Capital Region duly endorsed by the School
Division Superintendent
B. Selection Committee:
I. The selectin Committee shall be composed of the following:
Chairperson: Education Program Supervisor (RO) Vice-
Chairperson: Education Program Supervisor (RO) Members:
Four (4) Officers from the Assoc. of SPAs
Three (3) EPS/PSDS/PrincipaI-in-Charge in Journalism from SDOs

a. The Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the selection Committee are

duly designated by the Regional Director.

b. The respective associations shall nominate 2 officers from each

association to become part of the selection Committee.

c. The Chairman and Vice-Chairman shall nominate members from

among the group of EPS, PSDS, and Principal-in-Charge in
Journalism who will become part of the selection committee and only
those who are present during the meeting.

d. The candidates in the Search for the Most Outstanding SPA must
have been a school paper adviser for at least five (5) consecutive
school years.

e. The candidates in the Search for the Most Outstanding Campus

Journalist must be in academic standing and must have been
involved actively in campus journalism for at least two (2) school
years immediately prior to the search.

f. In the event that the campus journalist is a transferred in, a

certification of his active involvement in campus journalism from the
school paper adviser and attested by the school head of the former
school shall be attached and shall be part of the documents to be
submitted.
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g. The candidates shall be ranked based on the total points

garnered. The top three
(3) winners shall be declared based on the following order:
1st Place — Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser/ Campus Journalist
2nd Place — First Runner-Up
3rd Place — Second Runner-Up

h. Each Schools Division Office representative in the search shall

be recognized: hence, each shall be awarded with Certificate of
Appreciation during the RSPC closing/ awarding program.
The candidates in the search for the Most Outstanding School
Paper Adviser (SPA) shall be evaluated using the following indicators
with the corresponding weight/point:6
Indicator for School Paper Advisers
I. Performance Rating 5
2. Achievement in Journalism 55
3. Leadership related to Journalism 15
4. Extension services related to Journalism 10
5. Published reading materials/ articles related 5
to
Journalism
6. Scholarship Awards related to Journalism 5
7. Panel Interview 5
Total 100
j. The candidates in the search for Most Outstanding Campus Journalist
(CJ) shall be evaluated using the following indicators with the
corresponding weight.

Indicator for Campus Journalist

1. Academic Standing 15
2. Achievement in Journalism 50
3. Leadership related to Journalism 20
4. Extension services related to Journalism 10
5. Panel Interview 5
Total 100

k. The candidates in the search for Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser
(SPA) must have a performance rating (5%) not lower than Very Satisfactory
(VS) for the past five (5) consecutive school years. The following serve as basis
for the evaluation of performance:
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Descriptive Rating--5 pts SY ________ Descriptive Rating

Outstanding-------- 5 pts SY _________ 4.5-5 = 5 pts. (0)
Very Satisfactory---3 pts SY _________ 3.5-4.49 = 4pts
Ave.________ (VS)

l. The rating of each candidate for the past three (3) consecutive school
years shall be added and shall be divided by 3 (SYS) to get the average
rating, then multiply it by the allotted percentage (5%).

m. The selection committee shall refer to the boxed portion for the
Descriptive Rating.

n. The candidates in the search for Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser
(SPA) shall submit pertinent documents in respect to his/her meritorious
achievement (55%) in Journalism contest for the past three (3)
consecutive school years prior to the search.

o. Achievements in Journalism Contest as school paper adviser are those

awards received by the publications/ s of the nominee from a
government and private organization such as Mass Media Awards, Smart
Communications, Press Awards, SciJourn Awards/ comics and editorial
cartooning and photography contest (local, national, international), TF
Valencia Awards and other journalism-related con test/ awards.

p. All contests must be sanctioned by the Department of Education and

other reputable institutions.

q. Certification of the School Head in respect of the SPA's meritorious

accomplishment shall be part of the pertinent documents to be
submitted.

r. Certification from the office of the Schools Division Superintendent in

respect of the SPA's meritorious accomplishments shall be transmitted to
DepEd NCR upon the certification Of the School Head.

s. ALL submitted documents shall be evaluated using the following

bases:
I. Individual Contests — (20 pts)
Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
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2. Group Contests- (20 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

2.1 Radio Broadcasting and Scriptwriting — (5 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Re •onal 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

2.2 Collaborative and Desktop Publishing — (5 pt)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Re •onal 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

2.3 TV Broadcasting and News Writing (5 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

2.4 Special Awards — Radio Broadcasting — (5 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 5 4 3 2 1 o 0
Regional 4 3 2 1 0 0 0
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

2.4.1 Special awards — Radio Broadcasting— Group Category (5 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 5 4 3 2 1 0 0
Regional 4 3 2 1 0 0 0
Division
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t. All documents shall be evaluated using the corresponding points. Points then
shall be added,and shall be divided according to the number of evaluated
documents to get the average rating, then multiply it by the allotted percentage
(55%).

u. The candidates in the search for Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser (SPA)
shall submit pertinent documents in respect to his/her leadership related to
Journalism (15%) in Journalism contests for the past three (3) consecutive
school years prior to the search.

v. A SPA shall earn points for every position held at every level. An additional 2
points will be given for every position held every school year. Officership of the
nominee can be gleaned from a recognized DepEd and Non-DepEd journalism
and Media Organizations.
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All submitted documents shall be evaluated using the following

bases:
Position National Re ional Division
President 7.5 5.5 3.5
Vice President 5.5 3.5 1.5
Sec. Treas. Other Positions 3.5 1.5 .5

Position National Re •onal Division

Editor-in-Chief 7.5 5.5 3.5
Assoc Publication Editor 5.5 3.5 1.5
Section Editor Writer Contributor 3.5 1.5 .5
x. Each candidate in the search for the Most Outstanding School Paper
Adviser (SPA) shall submit pertinent documents in respect to his/her
extension service / contribution to Journalism (10%) in
Journalism contests for the past three (3) consecutive school years
prior to the search.

y ALL submitted documents shall be evaluated using the following

basis:
using the following basis:
Services/ Contributions National Regional Division
Or anizer Proponent 10 8 6
Trainer Resource Speaker 8 6 4
Committee Chai erson 6 4 2
Committee Membership/TWG 4 2 1
z. Journalism-related extension services and contribution of the
nominee can be gleaned from a recognized DepEd and Non-DepEd
Journalism and Mass Media Organizations.
aa.Each candidate in the search for Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser (SPA)
shall submit pertinent documents in respect to his/her published reading
materials and articles to Journalism (5 pts).
A. All submitted documents shall be evaluated using the following bases:
• Journalism Books (as author) --------------- 5 pts (as co-author} ----
----------- 5 pts
• Manuals/Modules ---------------------------------- 3 pts
• Written Articles in Newsletters of RSSPAA/NSSPAA/ Daily
Newspapers/ Magazines/ Publications (Print/Online/ Digital)

International ------ 2.75

National ------------ 2.50
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Regional - 2.25
Division - 2.0

• Written Articles in Newsletters of RSSPAA/NSSPAA/ Daily Newspapers/

Magazines/ Publications (Print/Online/Digital)

Contributor-—---I pt
International - 1.75
National - 1.50
Regional 1.25
B. Each candidate in the search for Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser
(SPA) shall submit pertinent documents in respect to his/her
scholarships/awards related to Journalism (5 pts)
C. These are the scholarships/ awards received by the nominee from a
government and private organizations such as Carlos Palanca Awards and /
or photo contests (local, national, international)

D. Panel Interview - 5 pts

E. Non-appearance of the candidates in the panel interview is a ground for
disqualification in the search. All documents/ claims should be backed up
by documents/ certifications duly signed by the concerned authorities.

For Campus Journalist

A. Academic Standing- 15%
The candidates in the search for Most Outstanding Campus Journalist must have
a Grade Point Average (GPA) not lower than 80 for the past two (2) consecutive
school years.
B. GPA for te past two consecutive years shall be evaluatedusng the following
basis
Descriptive Rating 15 pts

98-100 15 pts
95-97 13 pts SY ________
92-94 - 11 pts SY ________
89-90 9 pts Ave ________
86-88 7 pts
83-85 5 pts
80-84 3 pts

C. The rating of each candidate for the past two (2) consecutive school years shall
be added, and shall be divided by 2 (SYS) to get the average rating, then multiply
it by the allotted percentage (15%).
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D. The candidates in the search for Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser (SPA)
shall submit pertinent documents in respect to his/her meritorious
achievement (50%) in Journalism contests for the past two [21 consecutive
school years prior to the search.

E. Achievements in Journalism contest are those awards received by the CJ's and
publications/s of the nominee from a government and private organization such
as Mass Media Awards, Smart Communications, Press Awards, SciJourn
Awards/ comics and editorial cartooning and photography contests (local
national, international), TF Valencia Awards and other journalism-related
contests/ awards.

F. All contests must be sanctioned by the Department of Education and other

reputable Institutions.

G. Certification of the School Head in respect of the CJ's meritorious

accomplishments shall be part of the pertinent documents to be submitted.

H. Certification from the office Of the Schools Division Superintendent in respect

of the CJ's meritorious accomplishments shall be transmitted to DepEd NCR
upon the certification of the School Head.

I. All submitted documents shall be evaluated using the following bases:

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l Junior/ Senior High School Level

1. individual Contest — (20 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
2. Radio Broadcasting and Scriptwriting — (10 pts)
Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

3. Collaborative and Desktop Publishing — (10 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
4. TV Broadcasting and News Writing (10 pts)
Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

l Elementary Level

I. Individual Contest — (20 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
2. Radio Broadcasting and Scriptwriting — (20 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
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3.Collaborative and Desktop Publishing / Online Publishing Contest — (10 pts)

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th

National 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Regional 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
Division 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
J. ALL documents shall be evaluated using the corresponding points. Points then
shall be added, and shall be divided according to the number of evaluated
documents to get the average rating, then multiply it by the allotted percentage
(50%).

K. The candidates in the search for Most Outstanding Campus Journalist (CJ) shall
submit pertinent documents in respect to his/ her leadership related to
Journalism (20%) for the past two (2) consecutive school years prior to the
search.

L. A CJ shall earn points for every position held at every level. An additional 2
points will be given for every position held every school year. Officership of the
nominee can be gleaned from a recognized DepEd and Non-DepEd journalism
and Media Organizations.

M. All submitted documents shall be evaluated using the following bases:

Position National Regional Division
President 10 8 6
Vice President 8 6 4
Sec. Treas. Other Positions 6 4 2

Position National Regional Division

Editor-in-Chief 10 8 6
Assoc Publication Editor 8 6 4
Section Editor Writer Contributor 6 4 2

N. The candidates in the search for Most Outstanding Campus Journalist (CJ)
shall submit pertinent documents in respect to his/her extension service/
contribution to Journalism (10%) for the past two (2) consecutive school years
prior to the search.

O. All submitted documents shall be evaluated using the following basis:

Services / Contributions National Regional Division
Organizer Proponent 10 8 6
Trainer Resource S eaker 8 6 4
Committee Chair erson 6 4 2
Committee Membershi TWG 4 2 1
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P. Journalism-related extension services and contribution Of the nominee can be

gleaned from a recognized DepEd and Non-DepEd Journalism and Mass Media
Organizations,

Q. ALL documents shall be evaluated using the corresponding points. Points then
shall be added, and shall be divided according to the number of evaluated
documents to get the average rating, then multiply it by the allotted percentage
(10%).

R. Panel Interview - (5%)

S. Non-appearance of the candidate in the panel interview is a ground for

disqualification in the search. All documents/ claims should be backed up by
documents/ certifications duly signed by the concerned authorities.
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Enclosure B. 1 — General Guidelines

1. Recognizing and respecting Intellectual Property Rights. The Department
adheres to the rules concerning plagiarism. This Office reiterates its stand
to disqualify school papers found to have copied and published text,
graphs, and other materials without duly acknowledging their sources. The
qualifications cover all sections of the school paper in pdf copy.
2. All schools should strictly follow the No School Paper. No Students
Contestant Policy. Top three (3) contestants per division are allowed to join
in any of the categories for individual contest and Top one (1) per division
is allowed to join in any of the categories for group contest.
4. Division official delegates to the 2025 Regional Schools Press Conference
(RSPC) shall be endorsed by the School Division Superintendent.
Softcopies shall be sent to Regional Technical Working Group (RTWG) for
the individual categories and group categories while hard copies shall be
submitted to CLMD Office through Regional Focal Persons for RSPC.
5. All SDOs should ensure that schools participating in DSPC shall have
school paper publications in Portable Document Format (PDF) or digital
format,

6. The judges will be provided with a separate room together with RO Officials
for the encoding of winners. While, the Chairs and Members of the
Technical Working Group will also be provided with a separate room. The
SPAs will have their concurrent sessions and will not be allowed to enter
the contest premises/ venues where the contests are held.
7. Turn over ceremony by the host to division (SDO Paranaque) to the next
host division (SDO Las Pinas) will be done during the closing program.

8. The decision of the Board of Judges is FINAL and IRREVOCABLE.

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Enclosure B. 2 — Schedule and Venue of Activities

ACTIVITIES TIME DATE VENUE RESPONSIBLE
-1st Planning Meeting 9:00 AM- November Virtual Platform -Dr. Arnold C. Gatus-Focal
11:00 AM. 20,2024 -Google Meet Person/English-CLMD
-Dr. Maricar A. Bangit-Focal
Person/Filipino-CLMD
-Dr. Rodrigo Morales
EPS-English/CID Paranaque
-Dr. Edwin Doria
EPS-Filipino/CID Paranaque

-2nd Planning Meeting 9:00 AM- November 27, Virtual Platform CLMD Focal Persons
12:00 NN. 2024 -Google Meet CLMD Chief
Division-In-Charge of Journalism
-3rd Planning Meeting 1:00 PM- January 6, St. Andrew’s College CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM 2025 CLMD Chief
Division-In-Charge of Journalism
-4th Planning Meeting 9:00 AM.- January 21, Paranaque ES Unit II CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM. 2025 CLMD Chief
Division-In-Charge of Journalism
CLMD Focal Persons
Association Presidents
-5th Planning Meeting 9:00 PM- January 30, La Huerta NHS CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM. 2025 CLMD Chief
Division-In-Charge of Journalism
SDO ITOs/DTOs/Proctors
Association Presidents
-6th Planning Meeting 9:00 AM- February 14, DepEd-NCR CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM 2025 CLMD Chief
RO Personnel-Proctors
Division-In-Charge of Journalism
Association Presidents
-7th Planning Meeting 8:00 AM- February 18, St. Paul College CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM 2025 CLMD Chief
Division-In-Charge of Journalism
Association Presidents

February 18, -ocular inspection- VAL/MALABON/NAVOTAS/CALOOCAN

2025 equipment/radio& 8-12 NN
TV(Elem&HS/English
& Fil)
St. PaulCollege(Elem) QC, MARIKINA, SAN JUAN, PASIG
St. Andrews School 1-5 PM.
(Secondary)-Radio
La Huerta NHS-TV
Broad
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February 19, -ocular inspection- LAS PINAS/TAPAT/PASAY/MUNTINLUPA

2025 equipment/radio& 8-12 NN.
TV(Elem&HS/English
& Fil) PARANAQUE,MAKATI,MANILA, MANDALUYONG
St. PaulCollege(Elem) 1-5PM
St. Andrews School
(Secondary)-Radio
La Huerta NHS-TV
Broad

2. School Paper Contest

-Submission of School Paper 12:01 AM- February 10, Online Platform-One Top 10 Qualified school paper entries(per
Entries 11:59 PM. 2025 Drive-To be provided page/level/medium) screened per SDO
by RTWG
-48 judges
-Judging of School paper 8:00 AM- February 11- City of Dreams Hotel,
Entries 5:00 PM. 13, 2025 Paranaque City CLMD focal persons/secretariat

-Submission of results with 8:00 AM- February 13, Online-platform CLMD Focal Persons
comments and suggestions 5:00 PM. 2025
from the judges
3. Interview with the nominees for
the Search for Outstanding Schools
Paper Adviser and Campus
Journalist
-Submission of pertinent 8:00 AM- February 17, CLMD-DepEd NCR CLMD RSPC Focal Persons
papers 5:00 PM. 2025
-Interview with Outstanding 8:00 AM- February 24, CLMD-DepEd NCR CLMD Focal Persons
SPA and CJ Nominees and 5:00 PM. 2025 Jesus A. Valencia
Finalization of Results President, NCR SSPAA Inc.
Randgren Dela Cruz
President, RAESPA
-2 EPSs(to be identified)
Dr. Evelyn Ramos (PSDS)
SDO Pasay City
-Dr. Romeo S. Egot (Principal IV)
Caloocan Central Elementary School
4. Submission of List of Winners
from SDOs for Individual /Group 8:00 AM- February 10- CLMD-DepEd NCR CLMD RSPC Focal Persons
Contest 5:00 PM. 14, 2024
5.Conduct of RSPC
-DepEd NCR Personnel
-CLMD
-Opening Program 8:00 AM- February 26, St. Andrews -Host Division
5:00 PM. 2025 School/St. Paul -SDO Officials
College SDS/ASDS/EPSs/PSDS/Journalism In-
Charge/Association Officers/SPAs/Contestants
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-Individual Contest 8:00 AM- February 26- Elem-St. Andrews Proctors’ Chair/Members/ Room
5:00 PM. 27, 2025 School Proctors/Judges
Secondary-St. Paul
College
-Group Contest 8:00 AM- February 27, Elem-St. Andrews Proctors’ Chair/Members/ Room
5:00 PM. 2025 School Proctors/Judges
Sec.-St. Paul College
6. Submission of Results from the
Judges
-Individual 8:00 AM- February 26- City of Dreams Hotel- CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM. 27, 2025 Paranaque City
-Group 8:00 AM- February 27, Elem-St. Andrews CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM. 2025 School
Sec.-St. Paul College
7. Finalization of Final Results 8:00 AM- February 29- CLMD-DEPED NCR
5:00 PM. March 5, CLMD Focal Persons
2025
8. Closing Activities
-Preparation of 8:00 AM- February 26- CLMD-DEPED NCR CLMD Focal Persons
Certificates/Medals/Trophies 5:00 PM. March 6,
2025
-Finalization of the Program 8:00 AM- February 28- CLMD-DEPED NCR CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM. March 5,
2025
-Finalization of slide decks 8:00 AM- February 28- CLMD-DEPED NCR CLMD Focal Persons
5:00 PM. March 6,
2025
-Awarding/Closing 8:00 AM- St. Paul College CLMD Focal Persons
Program/Turn-Over 5:00 PM. March 7,
2025
9. Preparation of Regional CLMD-DEPED NCR CLMD Focal Persons
Memorandum for Official List of 8:00 AM- March 10,
Winners 5:00 PM. 2025
10. Release of Regional 8:00 AM- March 12, 2025 CLMD-DEPED NCR CLMD Focal Persons
Memorandum 5:00 PM.
11. Submission of the List of NSPC 8:00 AM- TBD CLMD-DEPED NCR CLMD Focal Persons
Qualifiers (C.O.) 5:00 PM.
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Enclosure B. 3 – 2025 RSPC COMMITTEES

REGIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE

Regional Director, NCR
Concurrent Officer-In-
Jocelyn DR Andaya Charge, Office of the Over-All Chairman
Assistant Secretary for
Operations
Cristito A. Eco Assistant Regional Director Over-All Vice-Chairman
Micah G. Pacheco OIC EPS-CLMD Over-All Lead Proctors’ Chair

Arnold C. Gatus EPS-English/SPFL/SPJ Over-All Lead Proctors’ Vice-Chair

(Secondary Level)
Maricar A. Bangit EPS-Kindergarten/OIC EPS Over-All Lead Proctors’ Vice-Chair
Filipino (Elementary Level)
Al Nemery Gangco Elementary Level – Day 1
St. Paul College
Silverio Alano Secondary Level Day 1
St. Andrews School
Silverio Alano Elementary Level – Day 2
St. Paul College Committee on Documentation
Michaela B. Antonio Secondary Level - Day 2
St. Andrews School
Michaela Antonio St. Andrews School-Day 3
Eduardo Abutal St. Paul College-Day 3
Silverio Alano/Eduardo Elem & Secondary- Day 4
Abutal/Michaela Antonio St. Paul College
Maricar A. Bangit EPS-Kindergarten/OIC EPS Filipino
Nancy C. Mabunga Librarian II-CLMD
Eloisa Marie Baylon Technical Support Staff- ALS
Jelyn Vigonte ICT Committee on
Jessie Matriano ICT Certificates/Medals/Trophies/Plaque/ID
Samantha Joy Abuan ICT
Lea Fernando ICT
Dr. Connie P. Gepanayao Medical Officer IV
Elementary Level
Dr. Merlino M. Mateo Dentist III Committee on Medical Assistance
Secondary Level
Gerrie Roderic A. Padilla ITO-I
Gina M.Galvez Com Prog. II (Secondary)
Committee on ICT Support
Daniel Morris O. Dimagiba Computer Maintenance Technologist I
(Elementary)
Michael Regudo ICT
Jerson Castillo ICT
Restituto Rodelas OIC-Chief PPRD/EPS-Math
Micah G. Pacheco OIC-Chief EPS
Committee on Tabulation
Maricar A. Bangit EPS-Kindergarten/Filipino
Arnold C. Gatus EPS-English
Rommel Villareal AO IV Transportation Services
Analiza G. Esperanza Attorney IV
Maria Hanna D. Perez Attorney III Legal Support
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LIST OF ROOM PROCTORS

Day 1-FEBRUARY 26, 2025 INDIVIDUAL CATEGORIES (ELEMENTARY LEVEL) -

St. Paul College-Paranaque-
OVER-ALL CHAIR
MICAH G. PACHECO-OIC EPS-CLMD
C0-CHAIR
MARICAR D. BANGIT
EPS-KINDERGARTEN/OIC FILIPINO- CLMD

Lead Room Proctors Category

Lydia Martin News Writing

James Macaranas Pagsulat ng Balita

Charito Villanueva
Donray Salvador Feature Writing

Jingle Lim Pagsulat ng Lathalain

Rodolfo Colocar Sports Writing

Pagsulat ng Balitang
Richard Catain
Isports
Dennis Mendoza
Science & Technology
Richard Vidal
Writing

Pagsulat ng Balitang
Herbert Vertucio
Agham at Teknolohiya

Atty. Joy P. Dulnuan Copyreading & Headline

Arren Aduan
Writing
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Pagwawasto at Pag-uulo
Rowena Ontangco
ng Balita

Ariane Astrero Editorial Writing

Hajji Palmero
Pagsulat ng Pang-ulong
Jessica Magbitang
Tudling

Mary Grace Sacramento Photojournalism

Pagkuha ng Larawang
Jerol Delira Pampahayagan

Editorial Cartooning
Leah Vicencio

Paglalarawang Tudling
Eleonor Estrada
Ariane Astrero Colum Writing
Roger Morallos Arnel Peralta Pasulat ng Kolum
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ROOM PROCTORS

Day 1- FEBRUARY 26, 2025 INDIVIDUAL CATEGORIES (SECONDARY LEVEL) -

St. Andrews School-Paranaque
OVER-ALL CHAIR
MICAH G. PACHECO-OIC EPS CLMD
CO-CHAIR
ARNOLD C. GATUS
EPS-ENGLISH/SPFL/SPJ
Lead Room Proctor Category

Rhea Eden News Writing

Abegail Ortega Pagsulat ng Balita

Marita D. Aquino Isabel Caburnay Feature Writing

Mark Dave De Castro Pagsulat ng Lathalain

Precious Villareal Sports Writing

Fidel Gonzales Pagsulat ng Balitang Isports

Roland D. Montes
Science and Technology
Isabel Feleo Writing
Pagsulat ng Balitang
Arlyn De Guzman
Agham at Teknolohiya
Eloisa Marie Baylon Copy Reading & Hedline Writing

Pagwawasto at Pag-uulo
Nancy C. Mabunga
Restituto Rodelas/ ng Balita
Joan Pedroche
Nerissa Lauan Editorial Writing

Joseph Indicio Pagsulat ng Editoryal

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Jairus Vergel Emas Photojournalism-English

Eduardo Abutal Pagkuha ng Larawang

Andrew E. Tan Pampahayagan

Joey San Buenaventura Editorial Cartooning

Karen Esico Paglalarawang Tudling

Melissa Amada Column Writing

James A. Roldan
Romar Balanao Pagsulat ng Kolum
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LIST OF ROOM PROCTORS

Day 2-FEBRUARY 27, 2025 GROUP CATEGORIES (ELEMENTARY LEVEL)

St. Paul College-Paranaque-
OVER-ALL CHAIR
MICAH G. PACHECO-OIC EPS-CLMD
C0-CHAIR
MARICAR D. BANGIT
EPS-KINDERGARTEN/OIC FILIPINO- CLMD
Room
Lead Proctor Category
No.
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 1 Nerissa Lauan Caloocan-English & Las pInas-
Filipino
Charito
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Vilanueva Room 2
Makati-English & Marikina-Filipino
Eloisa Marie Baylon
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 3 Muntinlupa & Mandaluyong

Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Room 4 Melody Jolo Malabon-English & Navotas-
Filipino

Dennis Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Ferdinand Austria
Room 5 Paranaque-English & Pasay-
Mendoza Filipino

Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Room 6 Marco Realista Pasig-English & Quezon City-
Filipino

Collab & Dekstop Publishing

Geraldine Alizer Manila-English & San Juan-
Hajii Room 7 Filipino
Palmero Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 8 Hanna Lynn Adiao TAPAt-English & Valenzuela-
Filipino
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Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Room 9 Jennifer Tagab Las Pinas-English & Tapat-Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 10 Marx Lenin L. Tiangco Marikina-English & Manila-
Filipino

Roger Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Morallos Room 11 Minerva Generoso Mandaluyong-English & Pasig-
Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Ma. Eunice C.
Room 12 Navotas-English & Paranaque-
Arellano Filipino

Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Room 13 Evelyn C. Juan Pasay-English & Malabon-Filipino

Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Room 14 John Ric Ramos Quezon City-English & Muntinlupa-
Juliet Filipino
Icamen Ma. Christina Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 15 San Juan-English & Makati-
Morallos Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 16 Erlie Broqueza Valenzuela-English & Caloocan-
Filipino
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LIST OF ROOM PROCTORS

Day 2-FEBRUARY 27, 2025 GROUP CATEGORIES (SECONDARY LEVEL)

St. Andrews -Paranaque
OVER-ALL CHAIR
MICAH G. PACHECO-OIC EPS-CLMD
C0-CHAIR
ARNOLD C. GATUS- CLMD
EPS-ENGLISH/SPFL/SPJ
Lead Room No. Proctor Category

Benarson M. Maramag Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Room 1 Caloocan-English & Las pInas-
Filipino
Marita
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Aquino
Room 2 Naynie L. Ducut Makati-English & Marikina-
Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 3 Joselito Limjoco Muntinlupa & Mandaluyong

Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Room 4 Jesselle E. Macabinguil Malabon-English & Navotas-
Filipino

Roland Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Montes Room 5 Paranaque-English & Pasay-
Mark Dave De Castro Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 6 Pasig-English & Quezon City-
Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing
Room 7 Michael Bryan Luces Manila-English & San Juan-
Filipino
Restituto Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Rodelas Room 8 Donette Dacles TAPAt-English & Valenzuela-
Filipino
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Room 9 Riel Codilla Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Las Pinas-English & Tapat-
Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 10 Aira Alarcon Marikina-English & Manila-
Filipino

James A. Collab & Dekstop Publishing-

Room 11 Fhavi Karl Odato Mandaluyong-English & Pasig-
Roldan Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 12 Dharryl Osmena Navotas-English & Paranaque-
Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 13 Carlos Bluricia Pasay-English & Malabon-
Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 14 Erwin Pumay Quezon City-English &
Andrew E. Muntinlupa-Filipino
Tan Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Room 15 San Juan-English & Makati-
Mark Orozco Filipino
Collab & Dekstop Publishing-
Valenzuela-English & Caloocan-
Room 16 Filipino
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LIST OF ROOM PROCTORS

Day 2-FEBRUARY 27, 2025 GROUP CATEGORIES (SECONDARY LEVEL) -

St. Andrews -Paranaque-
OVER-ALL CHAIR
MICAH G. PACHECO-OIC EPS-CLMD
C0-CHAIR
ARNOLD C. GATUS- CLMD
EPS-ENGLISH/SPFL/SPJ
Lead Room No. Proctor Category
Online Publishing-
Room 1 Kanna Katrina Caloocan-English & Las Pinas-
Magdangan Filipino
Marita Online Publishing-
Aquino Room 2 Makati-English & Marikina-
Filipino
OnlinePublishing-
Room 3 Angel Ann Baylosis Muntinlupa & Mandaluyong

Online Publishing-
Room 4 Eunice F. Labon Malabon-English & Navotas-
Filipino
Online Publishing-
Roland Room 5
Minalyn S. Morante Paranaque-English & Pasay-
Montes Filipino
Room 6 Online Publishing-
Cynthia Orozco Pasig-English & Quezon City-
Filipino

Online Publishing
Room 7 Virgilio Valeriano Manila-English & San Juan-
Filipino
Online Publishing-
Restituto
Room 8 Kyle Vilgera TAPAt-English & Valenzuela-
Rodelas Filipino
Online Publishing-
Room 9 Angilica Asia Las Pinas-English & Tapat-
Filipino
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Online Publishing-
Marikina-English & Manila-
Room 10 Clarisse Marasigan Filipino
Online Publishing-
James A. Mandaluyong-English & Pasig-
Roldan Room 11 Celine Rocafort Filipino
OnlinePublishing-
Ruzcko Angelo
Room 12 Navotas-English & Paranaque-
Festejo Filipino

Online Publishing-
Room 13 Marilen Reyes Pasay-English & Malabon-Filipino
Online Publishing-
Room 14 Quezon City-English &
Muntinlupa-Filipino
Leah Vicencio Online Publishing-
Room 15 San Juan-English & Makati-
Filipino
Online Publishing-
Room 16 Leonila Mustapha Valenzuela-English & Caloocan-
Filipino
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LIST OF ROOM PROCTORS

Day 2-FEBRUARY 27, 2025 GROUP CATEGORIES (SECONDARY LEVEL) -
St. Andrews -Paranaque-
OVER-ALL CHAIR
MICAH G. PACHECO-OIC EPS-CLMD
C0-CHAIR
ARNOLD C. GATUS- CLMD
EPS-ENGLISH/SPFL/SPJ
Room
Lead Proctor Category
No.

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting-

Room 1 Caloocan-English & Las pInas-Filipino
Eduardo Abutal
Marita TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--
Aquino Room 2 Makati-English & Marikina-Filipino

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Room 3 Muntinlupa & Mandaluyong
Richard Catain
TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--
Roland Room 4 Malabon-English & Navotas-Filipino
Montes

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Room 5 Richard Vidal Paranaque-English & Pasay-Filipino

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting-

Room 6 Pasig-English & Quezon City-Filipino
Herbert Vetucio
TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting-
Room 7 Manila-English & San Juan-Filipino

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Restituto Room 8 Arlyn de Guzman TAPAt-English & Valenzuela-Filipino
Rodelas
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Room 9 Ma. Teriz Castro TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Las Pinas-English & Tapat-Filipino

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Room 10 Nika Diaz Marikina-English & Manila-Filipino

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Room 11
Joseph Indicio Mandaluyong-English & Pasig-Filipino

Room 12 TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Navotas-English & Paranaque-Filipino

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Room 13 Pasay-English & Malabon-Filipino
Arlyn Cabiten
TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--
Room 14 Quezon City-English & Muntinlupa-Filipino
James A.
Roldan TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--
Room 15 Jennifer Balleza San Juan-English & Makati-Filipino

TV Scriptwriting & Broadcasting--

Room 16 Rowena Dino Valenzuela-English & Caloocan-Filipino
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Day 3-FEBRUARY 27, 2025 GROUP CATEGORIES (SECONDARY LEVEL)

St. Andrews School Paranaque-
OVER-ALL CHAIR
MICAH G. PACHECO-OIC EPS-CLMD
C0-CHAIR
ARNOLD C. GATUS
EPS-ENGLISH/SPFL/SPJ
Room
Lead Proctor Category
No.
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 1 Caloocan-English & Las
PInas-Filipino
Marita Aquino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 2 Makati-English & Marikina-
Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 3 Muntinlupa & Mandaluyong
Mark Dave Castro Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 4 Malabon-English & Navotas-
Filipino

Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting

Room 5 Paranaque-English & Pasay-
Filipino
James Roldan
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 6 Pasig-English & Quezon City-
Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Manila-English & San Juan-
Room 7 Filipino
Andrew Tan Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 8 TAPAt-English & Valenzuela-
Filipino
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Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting

Room 9 Las Pinas-English & Tapat-
Filipino
Eduardo Abutal Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 10 Marikina-English & Manila-
Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 11 Mandaluyong-English &
Mary Grace Pasig-Filipino
Sacramento Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 12 Navotas-English &
Paranaque-Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 13 Pasay-English & Malabon-
Filipino
Melissa Amada Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 14 Quezon City-English &
Muntinlupa-Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 15 San Juan-English & Makati-
Filipino
Ferdinand Austria Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 16 Valenzuela-English &
Caloocan-Filipino
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Day 3-FEBRUARY 27, 2025 GROUP CATEGORIES (ELEMENTARY LEVEL)

St. Paul College-Paranaque-
OVER-ALL CHAIR
MICAH G. PACHECO-OIC EPS-CLMD
C0-CHAIR
MARICAR D. BANGIT
EPS-KINDERGARTEN/OIC FILIPINO- CLMD
Room
Lead Proctor Category
No.
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 1 Caloocan-English & Las
PInas-Filipino
Charito Villanueva
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 2 Makati-English & Marikina-
Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 3 Muntinlupa & Mandaluyong
Eloisa Marie Baylon Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 4 Malabon-English & Navotas-
Filipino

Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting

Room 5 Paranaque-English & Pasay-
Filipino
Jairus Vergel Emas
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 6 Pasig-English & Quezon City-
Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Manila-English & San Juan-
Room 7 Filipino
Romar Blanco
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 8 TAPAt-English & Valenzuela-
Filipino
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Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting

Room 9 Las Pinas-English & Tapat-
Filipino
Virginia Monteza Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 10 Marikina-English & Manila-
Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 11 Mandaluyong-English &
Pasig-Filipino
Lina Lumbre
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 12 Navotas-English &
Paranaque-Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 13 Pasay-English & Malabon-
Filipino
Janice Bon Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 14 Quezon City-English &
Muntinlupa-Filipino
Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 15 San Juan-English & Makati-
Filipino
Gina Galvez Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting
Room 16 Valenzuela-English &
Caloocan-Filipino
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LIST OF DIVISION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OFFICERS (ITO)

FEB 27, 2025 DAY 2- ST. PAUL COLLEGE

SDO IT
SUPPORT DIVISION TO BE
LEAD IT FROM FROM CHECKED CATEGORY LEVEL DATE
PARANAQUE
DIVISION SDO
CALOOCAN Adrian G. Buban 1 VALENZUELA COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
LAS PINAS Ellaine I. Montas 1 TAPAT COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
MALABON Gilbert D. Manucduc 1 SAN JUAN COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
MANILA Junie M. Anselmo 1 QC COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
MARIKINA Ryan Lee Regencia 1 PASIG COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
MAKATI Carlito de Asis 1 PASAY COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
MANDALUYO Dorothy Grace I. Reyes 1 PARANAQUE COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
NG ENG & FIL
MUNTINLUPA May L. Borjal 1 NAVOTAS COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
NAVOTAS Dondon G. Mateo 1 MUNTINLUPA COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
PARANAQUE Al C. Catchillar 1 MANDALUYONG COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
PASAY Erick D. Comia 1 MAKATI COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
PASIG Reddino Roan P. Ancheta 1 MARIKINA COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
QUEZON Gerald Anthony R. Lazaro 1 MANILA COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
CITY ENG & FIL
SAN JUAN Leon M. Pangda 1 MALABON COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
TAPAT Ramil B. Santillan 1 LAS PINAS COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
ENG & FIL
VALENZUELA Noel E. Reyes 1 CALOOCAN COLLAB ELEM FEB 27
TOTAL 16 16 ENG & FIL ELEM FEB 27
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FEB 27, 2025 DAY 2-ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL

SDO IT
SUPPORT DIVISION TO BE
LEAD IT FROM FROM CHECKED CATEGORY LEVEL DATE
PARANAQUE
DIVISION SDO
CALOOCAN 1 VALENZUELA COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Elnar Pangilinan
ENG & FIL
LAS PINAS 1 TAPAT COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Renz Miguel B. Del
ENG & FIL
Mundo
MALABON 1 SAN JUAN COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Kristoffer Henry
ENG & FIL
Paloma
MANILA 1 QC COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Davison R. Tavian
ENG & FIL
MARIKINA 1 PASIG COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Rodel Medina
ENG & FIL
MAKATI 1 PASAY COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Carlito M. de Asis
ENG & FIL
MANDALUYO 1 PARANAQUE COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Dorothy Grace I.
NG Reyes ENG & FIL
MUNTINLUPA 1 NAVOTAS COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Dondon G. Mateo
ENG & FIL
NAVOTAS 1 MUNTINLUPA COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
John Christian
ENG & FIL
Santos
PARANAQUE 1 MANDALUYONG COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
AI C. Catchillar
ENG & FIL
PASAY 1 MAKATI COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Jude B. Sodusta
ENG & FIL
PASIG 1 MARIKINA COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Lance Honorio
ENG & FIL
QUEZON 1 MANILA COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Florante Torrefiel
CITY ENG & FIL
SAN JUAN 1 MALABON COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Leon Pangda
ENG & FIL
TAPAT 1 LAS PINAS COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Sara jane C. Longasa
ENG & FIL
VALENZUELA 1 CALOOCAN COLLAB SECONDARY FEB 27
Ike Joseph Lumaad
ENG & FIL
TOTAL 16 16
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SDO IT
SUPPORT DIVISION TO BE
LEAD IT FROM FROM CHECKED CATEGORY LEVEL DATE
PARANAQUE
DIVISION SDO
CALOOCAN Eugene Suba 1 VALENZUELA ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
LAS PINAS 2 (ITO/ICT/Staff) 1 TAPAT ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
MALABON 2 (ITO/ICT/Staff) 1 SAN JUAN ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
MANILA Criselda N. Cruz 1 QC ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
MARIKINA Roseo Katipunan 1 PASIG ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
MAKATI Christian C. 1 PASAY ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
Gamboa ENG & FIL
MANDALUYO 2 (ITO/ICT/Staff) 1 PARANAQUE ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
NG PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
MUNTINLUPA Reynerr Olive 1 NAVOTAS ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
Ape ENG & FIL
NAVOTAS 2 (ITO/ICT/Staff) 1 MUNTINLUPA ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
PARANAQUE Al C. Catchillar 1 MANDALUYONG ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
PASAY Arnel Almedora 1 MAKATI ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
Jojo B.PArdinas ENG & FIL
PASIG Arman J. 1 MARIKINA ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
Jeresano ENG & FIL
QUEZON Christian David 1 MANILA ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
CITY PUBLISHING
Talavera ENG & FIL
SAN JUAN Robin Theodore 1 MALABON ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
Ramos ENG & FIL
TAPAT Jake Tolin 1 LAS PINAS ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
ENG & FIL
VALENZUELA Allen Raphael 1 CALOOCAN ONLINE SECONDARY FEB 27
PUBLISHING
Gutierrez ENG & FIL
TOTAL 16
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DAY 3- FEBRUARY 28 – ST. PAUL COLLEGE

SDO IT
SUPPORT FROM DIVISION TO BE
PARANAQUE CHECKED CATEGORY LEVEL DATE
2 VALENZUELA Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 TAPAT Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 SAN JUAN Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 QC Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 PASIG Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 PASAY Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 PARANAQUE Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 NAVOTAS Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MUNTINLUPA Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MANDALUYONG Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MAKATI Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MARIKINA Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MANILA Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MALABON Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 LAS PINAS Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 CALOOCAN Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting ELEMENTARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
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DAY 3- FEBRUARY 28 – ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL

SDO IT
SUPPORT DIVISION TO BE
FROM CHECKED CATEGORY LEVEL DATE
PARANAQ
UE
2 VALENZUELA Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 TAPAT Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 SAN JUAN Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 QC Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 PASIG Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 PASAY Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 PARANAQUE Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 NAVOTAS Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MUNTINLUPA Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MANDALUYONG Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MAKATI Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MARIKINA Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MANILA Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 MALABON Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 LAS PINAS Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
2 CALOOCAN Radio Scriptwriting & Broadcasting SECONDARY FEB 28
ENG & FIL
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Enclosure B. 4. TERMS OF REFERENCE

Committees Functions and Responsibilities

Over-all Lead Proctors Should oversee the over-all conduct
and administration of the contest.
Lead Proctors a.Should oversee the administration
(distribution and retrieval of contest
materials) throughout the duration
of the contest or category assigned to
him/her.
b.Shoulddistribute the contest
materials to the Regional Room
Proctors.
Regional Room Proctors a.Should assist the contestant in
the designated contest room.
b.Should assist the judge in brief
orientation with the contestants(if
there any).
c.Should assist the contestant on
how to fill-out the information sheet
attached to the answer sheet.
d.Should receive the contest
materials to be given by the assigned
Lead Proctors
e.Should give the fact sheet/contest
material after accomplishing the
information sheet.
*NOTE: Do not accomplish the
CTRL NO. in the information sheet
and answer sheet.
Documentation a.Should document/cover the
activities from days 1-4:
Day 1:opening ceremonies/day 1
activities (Feb. 26)
Day 2:individual contests(February
27)
Day 3:group contests (Feb. 28)
Day 4: Closing Ceremonies(March 7)
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-Should submit the photos/videos

through the link to be provided.
Certificates/Trophies/Medals -Should type/print certificates of
winners
-Should sort and arrange the
trophies/medals for the closing
ceremonies.
Medical Assistance -Should provide assistance to the
participants who will need medical
aid.
ICT Support -Should coordinate with SDO ITOs
their roles in the checking of
devices/gadgets before the start of
the contests
-Should coordinate with Host SDO
the live hosting of the events
(Opening and Closing Ceremonies)
Transportation -Should bring and fetch the
Regional Room proctors assigned
during Days 1, 2 and 3 of the
contest.
-Should help the RTWG transport
the certificates, medals and trophies
to the Awarding Ceremonies Venue.
(St. Paul College)

Legal Support -Should assist in providing legal

advice relative to protest and appeal
concerning contest results.
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Enclosure B.5 Guidelines on Protest and Appeal

1. In case of protest, the concerned division shall send the formal letter of
complaint signed by the coach, division focal in journalism and Schools
Division Superintendent within 3 days after the announcement of winners.
The complaint shall be resolved within five (5) days from receipt hereof. In
addition, the letter of protest shall be accompanied by affidavit/s of
witnesses and/or pieces of evidence in support thereof. Failure to comply to
the aforementioned shall not be given due course.

2. The communication shall be addressed to the organizers of RSPC 2025

for proper review of the same.

3. The contested category shall be reviewed and decided upon by the

judges and must be immediately communicated to the concerned
team/group.

4. In case of appeal, a committee on appeals shall review the decision

made by the judges. The composition of the committee are as follows:

- (2) Regional Focal Persons – RSPC 2025

- (1) Chief (CLMD)
- (1) Expert Members (Technical Committee)
- (1) Legal Unit Chief/lawyer

5. The decision of the Board shall be final and irrevocable.