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DepEd TAYO Masbate City
2 weeks ago
DepEd TAYO Masbate City

SDS Morales Jr, PDO Aguilar visit flood-prone schools

To assess the impact of persistent heavy rainfall brought about by the southwest monsoon, Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) Nelson S. Morales Jr. and Project Development Officer II (PDO) Sarah B. Aguilar conducted an on-site monitoring visit to four flood-prone schools within the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Masbate City on July 24, 2025.

Usab High School, headed by Principal Fermin B. Amontos, remains inundated in several areas at the time of the visit. The school’s location near the coastline makes it highly vulnerable to flooding during high tide, especially when compounded by continuous rainfall. The problem is exacerbated by fish pond surrounding the school, which hinder proper drainage and prolong water retention.

Tugbo Elementary School, under the leadership of Principal Ruchel Taumaturgo, experiences similar challenges. Its proximity to the sea results in frequent seawater intrusion into the school compound during high tide.

N. Delos Santos Elementary School,
managed by Principal Ulysses Mendoza, is likewise affected by regular flooding during periods of high tide and heavy rainfall. Like Usab High School, it suffers from stagnant water and the absence of riprap or other flood control structures, which allows water to enter classrooms and other facilities.

In contrast, Espinosa Elementary School, managed by Principal Loida Valenzuela, showed no signs of flooding during the visit, despite being previously identified as a flood-prone area.

The site assessments revealed an urgent need for the construction and installation of effective flood control systems, including proper drainage infrastructure and riprap, to mitigate future flooding incidents. These long-term interventions are critical to ensuring the safety of learners and staff, maintaining class continuity, and protecting school property.

In the meantime, SDO Masbate City is encouraging the affected schools to implement Alternative Delivery Modes (ADMs) to sustain learning continuity during class suspensions caused by inclement weather.
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SDS Morales Jr, PDO Aguilar visit flood-prone schools To assess the impact of persistent heavy rainfall brought about by the southwest monsoon, Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) Nelson S. Morales Jr. and Project Development Officer II (PDO) Sarah B. Aguilar conducted an on-site monitoring visit to four flood-prone schools within the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Masbate City on July 24, 2025. Usab High School, headed by Principal Fermin B. Amontos, remains inundated in several areas at the time of the visit. The school’s location near the coastline makes it highly vulnerable to flooding during high tide, especially when compounded by continuous rainfall. The problem is exacerbated by fish pond surrounding the school, which hinder proper drainage and prolong water retention. Tugbo Elementary School, under the leadership of Principal Ruchel Taumaturgo, experiences similar challenges. Its proximity to the sea results in frequent seawater intrusion into the school compound during high tide. N. Delos Santos Elementary School, managed by Principal Ulysses Mendoza, is likewise affected by regular flooding during periods of high tide and heavy rainfall. Like Usab High School, it suffers from stagnant water and the absence of riprap or other flood control structures, which allows water to enter classrooms and other facilities. In contrast, Espinosa Elementary School, managed by Principal Loida Valenzuela, showed no signs of flooding during the visit, despite being previously identified as a flood-prone area. The site assessments revealed an urgent need for the construction and installation of effective flood control systems, including proper drainage infrastructure and riprap, to mitigate future flooding incidents. These long-term interventions are critical to ensuring the safety of learners and staff, maintaining class continuity, and protecting school property. In the meantime, SDO Masbate City is encouraging the affected schools to implement Alternative Delivery Modes (ADMs) to sustain learning continuity during class suspensions caused by inclement weather. ###Image attachmentImage attachment+8Image attachment
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DepEd TAYO Masbate City
2 weeks ago
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Suspension of classes and government work. ... See MoreSee Less

Suspension of classes and government work.
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DepEd TAYO Masbate City
3 weeks ago
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Happy birthday DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara… ... See MoreSee Less

Happy birthday DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara…
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DepEd TAYO Masbate City
1 month ago
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SDS Morales Jr. pays courtesy call on City Mayor Kho, Governor Kho

Schools Division Superintendent Nelson S. Morales Jr. of DepEd Masbate City, together with Education Program Supervisors Perla Vicenta O. Reyes and Marcelino E. Ibañez, and Administrative Officer IV Elenterio B. Castillo Jr., paid a courtesy call on Honorable Atty. Olga “Ara” Kho, City Mayor of Masbate, and Honorable Atty. Richard T. Kho, Governor of the Province of Masbate, July 1, 2025.

The meeting focused on exploring potential areas of collaboration between DepEd Masbate City, the city government, and the provincial government particularly in strengthening education initiatives and fostering a more unified approach to local development through education. ... See MoreSee Less

SDS Morales Jr. pays courtesy call on City Mayor Kho, Governor Kho Schools Division Superintendent Nelson S. Morales Jr. of DepEd Masbate City, together with Education Program Supervisors Perla Vicenta O. Reyes and Marcelino E. Ibañez, and Administrative Officer IV Elenterio B. Castillo Jr., paid a courtesy call on Honorable Atty. Olga “Ara” Kho, City Mayor of Masbate, and Honorable Atty. Richard T. Kho, Governor of the Province of Masbate, July 1, 2025. The meeting focused on exploring potential areas of collaboration between DepEd Masbate City, the city government, and the provincial government particularly in strengthening education initiatives and fostering a more unified approach to local development through education.Image attachment
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