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Teaching Personnel
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the disciplining authorities in the Department of Education shall be the
secretary and
the Regional directors in their respective regions. The Division
Superintendent of Schools shall
be the disciplining authorities for administrative action against non
teaching personnel in their
respective school divisions.
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Yes, the answer would still be the same because the term teacher under
Section 1 Rule 1 of the Rules and Regulations For the Implementation of the
Magna Carta for public School Teachers includes a school principal.
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yes, because he has jurisdiction over complaint against all personnel of the
Department of Education. The secretary and the Regional Director have
concurrent jurisdiction over administrative complaint against all teaching
personnel in the regions and against non-teaching personnel in the Office of
Regional Director.
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yes, the office of the ombudsman has the authority to act on all
administrative complaints
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The order for a fact finding investigation, the formal Charge and the Order of
Preventive Suspension are valid even without a private complaint because
under section 3 of the Revised Rules of Procedure administrative proceedings
may be commenced motuproprio by the Secretary of Education and by the
other disciplining authority
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A complaint shall be made under oath and shall be written in a clear, simple,
and concise language so as to inform the person complained of, about the
nature and cause of accusation against him to enable to intelligently prepare
his defense or answer.
supposing Mr.F the father of P a Grade VI pupil of a public
elementary school in Pampanga , filed a complaint for grave
misconduct against Mr. T, a teacher of P. Finding the complaint not
under oath and not written in clear , simple and concise language,
Dr. RD, the Regional Director of Region III issued an Order dismissing
the complaint. Is the Order proper?
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yes, the order is proper because under section 4 of the Revised Rules of
Procedures, it is required that the complaint shall be under oath and shall be
written in clear, simple and concise language so as to inform the person
complained of about the nature and cause of accusation against him to
enable him to intelligently prepare his defense or answer.
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sworn and written administrative complaint may be filed at any time with the
School Superintendent concerned for cases against non-teaching personnel in
their respective divisions or with the Regional Director concerned for cases
against teachers and against their personnel at their respective regional
offices or at the Legal Division of the Central Office for cases against
Presidential Appointees and employee at the central office.
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the
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A prima facie case shall mean that there is reasonable ground to believe that
the respondent is probably guilty of the charge against him nd should be
investigated accordingly
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If the respondent has already submitted his comment under oath or CounterAffidavit during the Fact Finding Investigation or preliminary investigation, he
shall be given the opportunity to submit additional evidence.
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charge against
in section 15 of
reason for the
be found liable
such offense is