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INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM

Name of Employee/Ratee:
DIANALYN C. HERRERA
Name of Rater:
Position:
SST - I
Position:
Rating Period:
2016-2017
Date of Review:
Bureau/Center/Service/Division/School: DEPARTMENT OF RDUCATION/REGION III/MABALACAT CITY/MADAPDAP RESETTLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

1. Prepared 140-above daily lesson


logs of activities in Mathematics 8
and submit them on time.

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Daily Lesson Logs were
28 times in a year
4 - Daily Lesson Logs were
24 times in a year
3 - Daily Lesson Logs were
20 times in a year
2 - Daily Lesson Logs were
16 times in a year
1 - Daily Lesson Logs were
below 16 times in a year

I. TeachingLearning Process

June 2016 to
April 2017

MYLENE T. DIZON
HT-1
MARCH 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

checked 25checked 21checked 17-

Daily lesson logs in


Mathematics 8

15%

checked 13checked

5 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 4 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.
4 - 90%-100% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 3 instructional materials in Actual monitoring and Actual
Instructional Materials
Mathematics 8.
2. Facilitated learning in the
classrooms through the use of DLL,
June 2016 to
LM, TG and other learning resources
April 2017
with adequate instructional materials

35%

3 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 2 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.

10%

2 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 1 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.
1 - 90%-100% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& did not developed any instructional
materials in Mathematics 8.

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

5 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 90 - 100%
4 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 80 - 89%
3 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 70 - 79%

June 2016 to
April 2017

2 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 60 - 69%
1 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is below 60% maintained.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs
II. Student
Outcome

OBJECTIVES

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin
board

10%

35%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


100% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.

1. Monitored, evaluated and


maintained student's progress in
Mathematics 8 through the
following:
* Daily seatwork
*Activities
*Quizzes

4 - Evidences showed that the teacher


85 - 99% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.

*
Periodic Tests

3 - Evidences showed that the teacher


70 - 84% purposely plans assessments School Reports:
and varies assessment choices to match Compilation of students'
assessment papers
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
-Class Record

June 2016 to
April 2017

15%

2 - Evidences showed that the teacher


51 - 69% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
35%
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
50% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.
5 - Submitted on time with complete
and accurate data
2. Maintained updated students'
school records to be submitted on or
before deadlines set.
-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

3. Increased 1 point in MPS in


Mathematics 8 within the current
school year.

4 - Submitted 1-3 days late with


complete and accurate data
3 - Submitted on time with incomplete
and accurate data
2 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
incomplete and inaccurate data
1 - Submitted 4 or more days after the
deadline set
5 - 1 point & above increase in MPS in
Mathematics 8.
4 - 0.75 - 0.99 increase
3 - 0.50 - 0.74 increase
2 - 0.25 - 0.49 increase
1 - 0.49 increase and below

June 2016 to
April 2017

June 2016 to
April 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

III. Community
Involvement

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

15%

Consolidated Report in Mean


and PL

5%

35%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness)

OBJECTIVES

Documentation Report and


accomplished home visitaton
forms

5%

RATING SCORE

AVE

5 - Accomplished 5 home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.
4 - Accomplished 4 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1. Accomplished home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

3 - Accomplished 3 home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.

June 2016 to
April 2017

2 - Accomplished 2 home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1 - Accomplished 5 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

15%

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated in 4 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 3 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .

Participated/Initiated in community or
brgy.projects/programs.

3 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated in 2 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .

June 2016 to
April 2017

Students' Attendance
Anecdotal
Records

5%

2 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated 1 barangay
project/program with complete
documentations .
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 1 barangay
project/program without complete
documentations .
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

IV. Professional
Growth and
Development

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
WEIGHT PER

EVIDENCES (Quality,
Efficiency & Timeliness)

OBJECTIVES

RATING SCORE

AVE

5 -Participated/ Attended 5 meetings,


seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
4 -Participated/ Attended 4 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
1. Participated/attended seminars,
trainings, meetings, faculty club
within the year.

3 -Participated/ Attended 3 meetings,


seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers

June 2016 to
April 2017

2 -Participated/ Attended 2 meetings,


seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers

Certificates of seminars
attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

Pictures

2%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

3%

1 -Participated/ Attended only 1


meeting, seminar,training set by the
principal, school, division, faculty club
intended for teachers
10%

5 -90%-100% Attended all mentoring


sessions set by the Math Department
4 -80%-89% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department

2. Participate in the Mentoring


Session of the Math Department

3. Sustained harmonious relationship


and professional ethics to all
stakeholders

June 2016 to
April 2017

3 -70%-79% Attended all mentoring


sessions set by the Math Department
2 -60%-69% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
1 -59% and below Attended all
mentoring sessions set by the Math
Department
5 - No complaints or subjection to
Grievance Committee
4 - 1 complaint or subjection to
Grievance Committee
3 - 2 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
2 - 3 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
1 - 4 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

June 2016 to
April 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

10%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness)

OBJECTIVES

RATING SCORE

AVE

Plus Factor
1. Performed duties and
responsibilities as an adviser of the
Mathematics Club.

June 2016 to
April 2017

2. Showed willingness to improve


"time-on-task" by substituting for a
teacher who has attended a training/
seminar or was absent

June 2016 to
April 2017

5%

5 - Presented 4 accomplished activities


of the club with proper documentations.
4 - Lacked 1 of the evidences.
Accomplishment Report
3 - Lacked 2 of the evidences.
Narratives report of activities
2 - Lacked 3 of the evidences.
Pictures
1 - Lacked 4 of the evidences.
5 - Substituted for 400 minutes and
above
4 - substituted for 300 - 399 minutes
Substitution form
3 - Substituted for 200 - 299 minutes
2 - Substitutes
Substituted for
for less
100 than
- 199100
minutes
1
minutes

2.50%

2.50%

5%
OVERALL RATING

4.500 - 5.000
3.500 - 4.499
2.500 - 3.499
1.500 - 2.499
Below 1.499

ADJECTIVAL RATING
OUTSTANDING
VERY SATISFACTORY
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
POOR

DIANALYN C. HERRERA
RATEE
Date: __________________________________

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed. D.


Approving Authority

100%

MYLENE T. DIZON
RATER
Date: __________________________________

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM


Name of Employee/Ratee:
DIANALYN C. HERRERA
Position:
SST - I
Rating Period:
2016-2017
Bureau/Center/Service/Division/School: DEPARTMENT OF RDUCATION/REGION III/MABALACAT CITY/MADAPDAP RESETTLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

I. Teaching1. Prepared 140-above daily lesson


Learning Process logs of activities in Mathematics 8
and submit them on time.

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Daily Lesson Logs were
28 times in a year
4 - Daily Lesson Logs were
24 times in a year
3 - Daily Lesson Logs were
20 times in a year
2 - Daily Lesson Logs were
16 times in a year
1 - Daily Lesson Logs were
below 16 times in a year

2. Facilitated learning in the


June 2016 to
classrooms through the use of DLL,
April 2017
LM, TG and other learning resources
with adequate instructional materials

checked 25checked 21checked 17checked 13checked

5 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 4 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.
30%

4 - 80%-89% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 3 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.
3 - 70%-79% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 2 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.

2 - 60%-69% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 1 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.
1 - 59% and below of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& did not developed any instructional
materials in Mathematics 8.
3. Monitored positive motivating
environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 90 - 100%
4 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 80 - 89%
3 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 70 - 79%
2 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 60 - 69%
1 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is below 60% maintained.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs
II. Student
Outcome

OBJECTIVES
1. Monitored, evaluated and
maintained student's progress in
Mathematics 8 through the
following:

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
100% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.

25%

* Daily seatwork
*Activities
*Quizzes

4 - Evidences showed that the teacher


85 - 99% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.

*
Periodic Tests
25%

3 - Evidences showed that the teacher


70 - 84% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
51 - 69% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
50% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.

2. Maintained updated students'


school records to be submitted on or
before deadlines set.
-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Submitted on time with complete


and accurate data
4 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
complete and accurate data
3 - Submitted on time with incomplete
and accurate data

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

3. Increased 1 point in MPS in


Mathematics 8 within the current
school year.

2 - Submitted 1-3 days late with


incomplete and inaccurate data
1 - Submitted 4 or more days after the
deadline set
5 - 1 point & above increase in MPS in
Mathematics 8.
4 - 0.75 - 0.99 increase
3 - 0.50 - 0.74 increase
2 - 0.25 - 0.49 increase
1 - 0.49 increase and below

June 2016 to
April 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs
III. Community
Involvement

OBJECTIVES

TIMELINE

1. Accomplished home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.

June 2016 to
April 2017

WEIGHT
PER KRA

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Accomplished 5 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
4 - Accomplished 4 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
3 - Accomplished 3 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
2 - Accomplished 2 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1 - Accomplished 1 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

2. Participated in community or
brgy.projects/programs.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated in 2 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs with incomplete
documentations .
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs but without
documentations .
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated 1 barangay
project/program with complete
documentations .

15%
3. Conducted 3 parents'
consultations to grade 8 students
who are low performing.

June 2016 to
April 2017

1 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated in 1 barangay
project/program but without complete
documentations .
5 - Conducted 3 parents' consultations
to grade 8 students who are low
performing with complete
documentations.
4 - Conducted 3 parents' consultations
to grade 8 students who are low
performing with incomplete
documentations.

3 - Conducted 2 parents' consultations


to grade 8 students who are low
performing with complete
documentations.
2 - Conducted 2 parents' consultations
to grade 8 students who are low
performing with incomplete
documentations.
1 - Conducted 1 parents' consultation to
grade 8 students who are low
performing with complete
documentations.
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs
IV. Professional
Growth and
Development

OBJECTIVES
1. Participated/attended seminars,
trainings, meetings, faculty club
within the year.

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 -Participated/ Attended 5 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
4 -Participated/ Attended 4 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
3 -Participated/ Attended 3 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers

15%

15%

2. Participate in the Mentoring


Session of the Math Department

June 2016 to
April 2017

2 -Participated/ Attended 2 meetings,


seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
1 -Participated/ Attended only 1
meeting, seminar,training set by the
principal, school, division, faculty club
intended for teachers
5 -90%-100% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
4 -80%-89% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
3 -70%-79% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
2 -60%-69% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
1 -59% and below Attended all
mentoring sessions set by the Math
Department

3. Sustained harmonious relationship


and professional ethics to all
stakeholders

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - No complaints or subjection to
Grievance Committee
4 - 1 complaint or subjection to
Grievance Committee
3 - 2 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
2 - 3 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

1 - 4 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs

KRAs
Plus Factor

OBJECTIVES
1. Performed duties and
responsibilities as an adviser of the
Mathematics Club.

2. Showed willingness to improve


"time-on-task" by substituting for a
teacher who has attended a training/
seminar or was absent

3. Supported in programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school.

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Presented 4 accomplished activities
of the club with proper documentations.
4 - Lacked 1 of the evidences.
3 - Lacked 2 of the evidences.

10%

2 - Lacked 3 of the evidences.


1 - Lacked 4 of the evidences.
5 - Substituted for 400 minutes and
above
4 - substituted for 300 - 399 minutes
3 - Substituted for 200 - 299 minutes
2 - Substituted for 100 - 199 minutes
1 - Substitutes for less than 100
minutes
5. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
4. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.

3. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
2. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
1 Supported 1 program/project initiated
by the PTA, SSG and other organizations
in school with complete
documentations.

4.500 - 5.000
3.500 - 4.499
2.500 - 3.499
1.500 - 2.499
Below 1.499

ADJECTIVAL RATING
OUTSTANDING
VERY SATISFACTORY
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
POOR

DIANALYN C. HERRERA
RATEE
Date: __________________________________

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed. D.


Approving Authority

REVIEW FORM

Name of Rater:
Position:
Date of Review:
EMENT HIGH SCHOOL

MYLENE T. DIZON
HT-1
MARCH 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Daily lesson logs in


Mathematics 8

10%

Actual monitoring and Actual


Instructional Materials
10%

10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin
board

10%

30%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

School Reports:
- Compilation of
students' assessment papers

10%

School Reports:
- Compilation of
students' assessment papers

10%

-Class Record

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

10%

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

Consolidated Report in Mean


and PL

10%

5%

25%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Documentation Report and


accomplished home visitaton
forms

10%

Accomplishment Report of
activities
Pictures

Parents' Attendance
Pictures

5%

5%

Parents' Attendance
Pictures

5%

20%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Certificates of seminars
attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

5%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

5%

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE
Accomplishment Report
Narratives report of
activities
Pictures

4%

Substitution form

3%

Documentation Reports and


Pictures

3%

Documentation Reports and


Pictures

3%

10%
OVERALL RATING

100%
MYLENE T. DIZON
RATER
Date: __________________________________

INDIVIDUAL

Name of Employee/Ratee:
MYLENE T. DIZON
Position:
HEAD TEACHER I
Rating Period:
2016-2017
Bureau/Center/Service/Division/School: DEPARTMENT OF RDUCATION/REGION III/MA
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs

KRAs
I. SBM Plan

OBJECTIVES
1. Planned and organized SBM
particularly on Accountability and
Continous Improvement of every
school year.

2. Assisted in the formulation and


implementation of the SBM within
target date.

3. Accomplished tthe AIP of the


Mathe AIP of the Mathematics
Department.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs
II. School
Curriculum
Monitoring and
Evaluation Plan

OBJECTIVES
1. Monitored Teachers through
classroom classroom observation.

2. Evaluated the teaching-learning


process based on results

3. Assists in reporting learning


outcomes of teachers to parents
through home visitation and parents'
meeting of Math teachers.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

Educational
Governance

III. School
Resource
Management

Encouraged Math Teachers to maintain


the following:
1. Reading materials ( text books &
modules )
2.Classrooms ( chairs,
tables, & boards )
3. Cleanliness of the surrounding vacant
areas.

3. Conducted 3 parents'
consultations to grade 8 students
who are low performing.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs
III. Human
Resource
Management

OBJECTIVES
1. Assisted the school head in
conducting School-Based INSET based
on Training and Support Needs Analysis

2. Increased teacher performance at


the end of every semester based on
IPCRF.

3. Sustained harmonious relationship


and professional ethics to all
stakeholders

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs
Plus Factor

OBJECTIVES
1. Performed duties and
responsibilities as an adviser of the
Mathematics Club.

2. Showed willingness to improve


"time-on-task" by substituting for a
teacher who has attended a training/
seminar or was absent

3. Supported in programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school.

4.500 - 5.000
3.500 - 4.499
2.500 - 3.499
1.500 - 2.499
Below 1.499

ADJECTIVAL RATING
OUTSTANDING
VERY SATISFACTORY
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
POOR

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM

RDUCATION/REGION III/MABALACAT CITY/MADAPDAP RESETTLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

June 2016 to
April 2017

30%

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Assisted in SBM implementation by
a. preparing the
SBM Plan
b. monitoring the use of
resource materials,
c. conducting schoolbased INSET
d. increasing teachers performance
4 - lacked 1 indicator
3 - lacked 2 indicators
2 - lacked 3
indicators
1lacked
4
indicators
5 - 80% to 100% SIP and AIP submitted
were implemented within target date.
4 - 70% SIP and AIP submitted were
implemented within target date.
3 - 60% SIP and AIP submitted were
implemented within target date.
2 - 50% SIP and AIP submitted were
implemented within target date.
1 - 25% SIP and AIP submitted were
implemented within target date.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Prepared and submitted on time the


AIP of the Mathematics Department.
4 - Prepared and submitted the AIP of
the Mathematics Department 3-5 days
late.
3 - Prepared and submitted the AIP of
the Mathematics Department 6-8 days
late.
2 - Prepared and submitted the AIP of
the Mathematics Department 9-11 days
late.

1 - Prepared and submitted the AIP of


the Mathematics Department 12-14
days late.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - 90 to 100% of the Science Teachers
were observed.

25%

4 - 80 to 89% of the Science Teachers were


observed.
3 - 70 to 79% of the Science Teachers were
observed.
2 - 60 to 69% of the Science Teachers were
observed.
1 - 59% and below of the Science Teachers
were observed.
5-Completion of teacher's DLL, project
ideals (MPS), class records, students' record
updating and safe keeping (SF1, SF2, SF3,
SF5, Form 137, Form 138A) of teachers.

June 2016 to
April 2017

4-Lacked
3-Lacked
2-Lacked
1-Lacked

June 2016 to
April 2017

1 indicator
2 indicators
3 indicators
all indicators

5 - 90 to 100% of Math Teachers reported


learning outcomes through home visitations
PTA meetings
4 - 80 to 89% of Math Teachers reported
learning outcomes through home visitations
PTA meetings
3 - 70 to 79% of Math Teachers reported
learning outcomes through home visitations
PTA meetings
2 - 60 to 69% of Math Teachers reported
learning outcomes through home visitations
PTA meetings

and

and

and

and

1 - 59% and below of Math Teachers reported


learning outcomes through home visitations and
PTA meetings

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Accomplished 5 home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.
4 - Accomplished 4 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
3 - Accomplished 3 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
2 - Accomplished 2 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1 - Accomplished 1 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated in 2 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs with incomplete
documentations .
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs but without
documentations .
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated 1 barangay
project/program with complete
documentations .

15%
June 2016 to
April 2017

1 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated in 1 barangay
project/program but without complete
documentations .
5 - Conducted 3 parents' consultations
to grade 8 students who are low
performing with complete
documentations.
4 - Conducted 3 parents' consultations
to grade 8 students who are low
performing with incomplete
documentations.

3 - Conducted 2 parents' consultations


to grade 8 students who are low
performing with complete
documentations.
2 - Conducted 2 parents' consultations
to grade 8 students who are low
performing with incomplete
documentations.
1 - Conducted 1 parents' consultation to
grade 8 students who are low
performing with complete
documentations.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - 9 to 11 science teachers attended the
School-based INSET
4 - 8 science teachers attended the Schoolbased INSET
3 - 6 science teachers attended the Schoolbased INSET
2 - 4 science teachers attended the Schoolbased INSET

June 2016 to
April 2017

15%

1 - 2 science teachers attended the Schoolbased INSET


5 - 90% to 100% of the science Teachers
achieved a rating of 4 to 5 points in the IPCRF.
4 - 80-% to 89% of the Science Teachers
achieved a rating of 3 to 3.99 points in the
IPCRF.
3 - 70% to 79% of the Science Teachers
achieved a rating of 2 to 2.99 points in the
IPCRF.
5 - 69% and below of the Science Teachers
achieved a rating of 1 to 1.99 points in the
IPCRF.
1- No performance reported

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - No complaints or subjection to
Grievance Committee
4 - 1 complaint or subjection to
Grievance Committee
3 - 2 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

2 - 3 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
1 - 4 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

June 2016 to
April 2017

10%

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Presented 4 accomplished activities
of the club with proper documentations.
4 - Lacked 1 of the evidences.
3 - Lacked 2 of the evidences.
2 - Lacked 3 of the evidences.
1 - Lacked 4 of the evidences.
5 - Substituted for 400 minutes and
above
4 - substituted for 300 - 399 minutes
3 - Substituted for 200 - 299 minutes
2 - Substituted for 100 - 199 minutes
1 - Substitutes for less than 100
minutes
5. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
4. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
3. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
2. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
1 Supported 1 program/project initiated
by the PTA, SSG and other organizations
in school with complete
documentations.

DIANALYN C. HERRERA
RATEE
Date: __________________________________

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed. D.


Approving Authority

D REVIEW FORM

Name of Rater:
Position:
Date of Review:
TLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed.D.


P - II
MARCH 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Daily lesson logs in


Mathematics 8

10%

Actual monitoring and Actual


Instructional Materials
10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin
board

10%

-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin
board

30%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness)

OBJECTIVES

School Reports:
- Compilation of
students' assessment papers

10%

RATING

AVE

-Class Record

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

Consolidated Report in Mean


and PL

10%

5%

25%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Documentation Report and


accomplished home visitaton
forms

10%

Accomplishment Report of
activities
Pictures

5%

Parents' Attendance
Pictures

5%

Parents' Attendance
Pictures

5%

20%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Certificates of seminars
attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

5%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

5%

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE
Accomplishment Report
Narratives report of
activities
Pictures

4%

Substitution form

3%

Documentation Reports and


Pictures

3%

10%

OVERALL RATING

100%

MYLENE T. DIZON
RATER
Date: __________________________________

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

INDIVIDU

Name of Employee/Ratee:
REMEOLA R. DELA ROSA
Position:
SST - I
Rating Period:
2016-2017
Bureau/Center/Service/Division/School: DEPARTMENT OF RDUCATION/REGION III/M
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

I. Teaching1. Prepared 140-above daily lesson


Learning Process logs of activities in Mathematics 10
and submit them on time.

2. Facilitated learning in the


classrooms through the use of DLL,
LM, TG and other learning resources
with adequate instructional materials

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs
II. Student
Outcome

OBJECTIVES
1. Monitored, evaluated and
maintained student's progress in
Mathematics 10 through the
following:

* Daily seatwork
*Activities
*Quizzes
*
Periodic Tests

2. Maintained updated students'


school records to be submitted on or
before deadlines set.
-Grade Sheets
-Class
Record
-SF 1
-SF 2
-SF 3
-F 137
-F 138

Record
-SF 1
-SF 2
-SF 3
-F 137
-F 138
3. Increased 1 point in MPS in
Mathematics 10 from 56.73 to 57.73
within the current school year.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

III. Community
Involvement

1. Accomplished home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.

2. Addressed students' problems


through homeroom guidances.

3. Conducted parent-teacher
conferences.

3. Conducted parent-teacher
conferences.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs
IV. Professional
Growth and
Development

OBJECTIVES
1. Participated/attended seminars,
trainings, meetings, faculty club
within the year.

2. Participate in the Mentoring


Session of the Math Department

3. Sustained harmonious relationship


and professional ethics to all
stakeholders

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs
Plus Factor

OBJECTIVES
1. Participated in community or
brgy.projects/programs.

2. Showed willingness to improve


"time-on-task" by substituting for a
teacher who has attended a training/
seminar or was absent

3. Supported in programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school.

4.500 - 5.000
3.500 - 4.499
2.500 - 3.499
1.500 - 2.499
Below 1.499

ADJECTIVAL RATING
OUTSTANDING
VERY SATISFACTORY
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
POOR

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM

RDUCATION/REGION III/MABALACAT CITY/MADAPDAP RESETTLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Daily Lesson Logs were
28 times in a year
4 - Daily Lesson Logs were
24 times in a year
3 - Daily Lesson Logs were
20 times in a year
2 - Daily Lesson Logs were
16 times in a year
1 - Daily Lesson Logs were
below 16 times in a year

June 2016 to
April 2017

checked 25checked 21checked 17checked 13checked

5 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 4 instructional materials in
Mathematics 10.
4 - 80%-89% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 3 instructional materials in
Mathematics 10.

30%

3 - 70%-79% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 2 instructional materials in
Mathematics 10.
2 - 60%-69% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 1 instructional materials in
Mathematics 10.
1 - 59% and below of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& did not developed any instructional
materials in Mathematics 10.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 90 - 100%
4 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 80 - 89%

June 2016 to
April 2017

3 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 70 - 79%
2 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 60 - 69%
1 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is below 60% maintained.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
100% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
85 - 99% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
70 - 84% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.

25%

June 2016 to
April 2017

2 - Evidences showed that the teacher


51 - 69% purposely plans assessments
and
varies assessment
choices
to match
1
- Evidences
showed that
the teacher
the
different
student
needs,
abilities,
50% purposely plans assessments and
and learning
styles.choices to match the
varies
assessment
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.
5 - Submitted on time with complete
and accurate data
4 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
complete and accurate data
3 - Submitted on time with incomplete
and accurate data
2 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
incomplete and inaccurate data

1 - Submitted 4 or more days after the


deadline set
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - 1 point & above increase in MPS in


Mathematics
4
- 0.75 - 0.998.increase
3 - 0.50 - 0.74 increase
2 - 0.25 - 0.49 increase
1 - 0.49 increase and below

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Accomplished 5 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
4 - Accomplished 4 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
3 - Accomplished 3 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
2 - Accomplished 2 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1 - Accomplished 1 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 5 homeroom guidances.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 4 homeroom guidances.

15%

3 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 3 homeroom guidances.
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 2 homeroom guidances.
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 1 homeroom guidances.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Conducted 4 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.

June 2016 to
April 2017
4 - Conducted 3 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
3 - Conducted 2 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
2 - Conducted 1 parents-teacher
conference with complete
documentations.
1 - Conducted 1 parents-teacher
conference with incomplete
documentations.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 -Participated/ Attended 5 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
4 -Participated/ Attended 4 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
3 -Participated/ Attended 3 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
2 -Participated/ Attended 2 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school,
division,Attended
faculty club
intended
1 -Participated/
only
1
for teachers
meeting,
seminar,training set by the
principal, school, division, faculty club
intended for teachers

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 -90%-100% Attended all mentoring


sessions set by the Math Department
15%

4 -80%-89% Attended all mentoring


sessions set by the Math Department
3 -70%-79% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
2 -60%-69% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department

1 -59% and below Attended all


mentoring sessions set by the Math
Department
5 - No complaints or subjection to
Grievance Committee
4 - 1 complaint or subjection to
Grievance Committee
3 - 2 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

June 2016 to
April 2017

2 - 3 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
1 - 4 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs with incomplete
documentations .
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs but without
documentations .
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated 1 barangay
project/program with complete
documentations .
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 1 barangay
project/program but without complete
documentations .

June 2016 to
April 2017
10%

5 - Substituted for 400 minutes and


above
4 - substituted for 300 - 399 minutes
3 - Substituted for 200 - 299 minutes
2 - Substituted for 100 - 199 minutes
1 - Substitutes for less than 100
minutes

10%

5. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
4. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
3. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
2. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
1 Supported 1 program/project initiated
by the PTA, SSG and other organizations
in school with complete
documentations.

REMEOLA R. DELA ROSA


RATEE
Date: __________________________________

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed. D.


Approving Authority

D REVIEW FORM

Name of Rater:
Position:
Date of Review:
TLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

MYLENE T. DIZON
HT-1
MARCH 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Daily lesson logs in


Mathematics 8

10%

Actual monitoring and Actual


Instructional Materials
10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin

10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin
board

10%

30%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

School Reports:
- Compilation of
students' assessment papers

10%

-Class Record

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record
-SF 1
-SF 2

10%
-SF

3
-F 137
-F 138

-SF 1
-SF 2

10%
-SF

3
-F 137
-F 138

Consolidated Report in Mean


and PL

5%

25%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Documentation Report and


accomplished home visitaton
forms

Students' Attendance
Anecdotal
Records

Parents' Attendance

10%

5%

Parents' Attendance
Pictures

5%

20%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Certificates of seminars
attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

5%

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
EVIDENCES (Quality,
Efficiency & Timeliness)

WEIGHT PER
OBJECTIVES

Accomplishment Report of
activities
Pictures

4%

Substitution form

3%

ACTUAL RESULTS
Q

AVE

RATING

Documentation Reports and


Pictures

OVERALL RATING

3%

10%
100%

MYLENE T. DIZON
RATER
Date: __________________________________

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

INDIVIDU

Name of Employee/Ratee:
ELLEN C. HITOSIS
Position:
SST - I
Rating Period:
2016-2017
Bureau/Center/Service/Division/School: DEPARTMENT OF RDUCATION/REGION III/M
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

I. Teaching1. Prepared 140-above daily lesson


Learning Process logs of activities in Mathematics 8
and submit them on time.

2. Facilitated learning in the


classrooms through the use of DLL,
LM, TG and other learning resources
with adequate instructional materials

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs
II. Student
Outcome

OBJECTIVES
1. Monitored, evaluated and
maintained student's progress in
Mathematics 8 through the
following:

* Daily seatwork
*Activities
*Quizzes
*
Periodic Tests

2. Maintained updated students'


school records to be submitted on or
before deadlines set.
-Grade Sheets
-Class
Record
-SF 1
-SF 2
-SF 3
-F 137

2. Maintained updated students'


school records to be submitted on or
before deadlines set.
-Grade Sheets
-Class
Record
-SF 1
-SF 2
-SF 3
-F 137
-F 138
3. Increased 1 point in MPS in
Mathematics 8 within the current
school year.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

III. Community
Involvement

1. Accomplished home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.

2. Addressed students' problems


through homeroom guidances.

3. Conducted parent-teacher
conferences.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs
IV. Professional
Growth and
Development

OBJECTIVES
1. Participated/attended seminars,
trainings, meetings, faculty club
within the year.

2. Participate in the Mentoring


Session of the Math Department

2. Participate in the Mentoring


Session of the Math Department

3. Sustained harmonious relationship


and professional ethics to all
stakeholders

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs
Plus Factor

OBJECTIVES
1. Participated in community or
brgy.projects/programs.

2. Showed willingness to improve


"time-on-task" by substituting for a
teacher who has attended a training/
seminar or was absent

3. Supported in programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school.

4.500 - 5.000
3.500 - 4.499
2.500 - 3.499
1.500 - 2.499
Below 1.499

ADJECTIVAL RATING
OUTSTANDING
VERY SATISFACTORY
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
POOR

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM

RDUCATION/REGION III/MABALACAT CITY/MADAPDAP RESETTLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Daily Lesson Logs were
28 times in a year
4 - Daily Lesson Logs were
24 times in a year
3 - Daily Lesson Logs were
20 times in a year
2 - Daily Lesson Logs were
16 times in a year
1 - Daily Lesson Logs were
below 16 times in a year

June 2016 to
April 2017

checked 25checked 21checked 17checked 13checked

5 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 4 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.
4 - 80%-89% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 3 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.

30%

3 - 70%-79% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 2 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.
2 - 60%-69% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 1 instructional materials in
Mathematics 8.
1 - 59% and below of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& did not developed any instructional
materials in Mathematics 8.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 90 - 100%
4 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 80 - 89%

June 2016 to
April 2017

3 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 70 - 79%
2 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 60 - 69%
1 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is below 60% maintained.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
100% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
85 - 99% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
70 - 84% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
51 - 69% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.

25%
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
50% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Submitted on time with complete


and accurate data
4 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
complete and accurate data

June 2016 to
April 2017

3 - Submitted on time with incomplete


and accurate data
2 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
incomplete and inaccurate data
1 - Submitted 4 or more days after the
deadline set
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - 1 point & above increase in MPS in


Mathematics 8.
4 - 0.75 - 0.99 increase
3 - 0.50 - 0.74 increase
2 - 0.25 - 0.49 increase
1 - 0.49 increase and below

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Accomplished 5 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
4 - Accomplished 4 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
3 - Accomplished 3 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
2 - Accomplished 2 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1 - Accomplished 1 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 5 homeroom guidances.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 4 homeroom guidances.

15%

3 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 3 homeroom guidances.
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 2 homeroom guidances.

1 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 1 homeroom guidances.
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Conducted 4 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
4 - Conducted 3 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
3 - Conducted 2 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
2 - Conducted 1 parents-teacher
conference with complete
documentations.
1 - Conducted 1 parents-teacher
conference with incomplete
documentations.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 -Participated/ Attended 5 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
4 -Participated/ Attended 4 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
3 -Participated/ Attended 3 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
2 -Participated/ Attended 2 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
1 -Participated/ Attended only 1
meeting, seminar,training set by the
principal, school, division, faculty club
intended for teachers

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 -90%-100% Attended all mentoring


sessions set by the Math Department
15%

June 2016 to
April 2017
15%
4 -80%-89% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
3 -70%-79% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
2 -60%-69% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
1 -59% and below Attended all
mentoring sessions set by the Math
Department
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - No complaints or subjection to
Grievance Committee
4 - 1 complaint or subjection to
Grievance Committee
3 - 2 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
2 - 3 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
1 - 4 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs with incomplete
documentations .
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs but without
documentations .
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated 1 barangay
project/program with complete
documentations .
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 1 barangay
project/program but without complete
documentations .

10%

June 2016 to
April 2017
10%

5 - Substituted for 400 minutes and


above
4 - substituted for 300 - 399 minutes
3 - Substituted for 200 - 299 minutes
2 - Substituted for 100 - 199 minutes
1 - Substitutes for less than 100
minutes
5. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
4. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
3. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
2. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
1 Supported 1 program/project initiated
by the PTA, SSG and other organizations
in school with complete
documentations.

ROMELA O. JOSE
RATEE
Date: __________________________________

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed. D.


Approving Authority

D REVIEW FORM

Name of Rater:
Position:
Date of Review:
TLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

MYLENE T. DIZON
HT-1
MARCH 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Daily lesson logs in


Mathematics 8

10%

Actual monitoring and Actual


Instructional Materials
10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin

10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin
board

10%

30%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

School Reports:
- Compilation of
students' assessment papers

10%

-Class Record

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record
-SF 1
-SF 2

10%
-SF

3
-F 137

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record
-SF 1
-SF 2

10%
-SF

3
-F 137
-F 138

Consolidated Report in Mean


and PL

5%

25%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Documentation Report and


accomplished home visitaton
forms

Students' Attendance
Anecdotal
Records

10%

5%

Parents' Attendance
Pictures

5%

20%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Certificates of seminars
attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

5%

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Accomplishment Report of
activities
Pictures

4%

Substitution form

3%

Documentation Reports and


Pictures

3%

OVERALL RATING

10%
100%

MYLENE T. DIZON
RATER
Date: __________________________________

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

INDIVIDU

Name of Employee/Ratee:
JENNY LYN M. TOLENTINO
Position:
SST - I
Rating Period:
2016-2017
Bureau/Center/Service/Division/School: DEPARTMENT OF RDUCATION/REGION III/M
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

I. Teaching1. Prepared 140-above daily lesson


Learning Process logs of activities in Mathematics 7
and submit them on time.

2. Facilitated learning in the


classrooms through the use of DLL,
LM, TG and other learning resources
with adequate instructional materials

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs
II. Student
Outcome

OBJECTIVES
1. Monitored, evaluated and
maintained student's progress in
Mathematics 8 through the
following:

* Daily seatwork
*Activities
*Quizzes
*
Periodic Tests

2. Maintained updated students'


school records to be submitted on or
before deadlines set.
-Grade Sheets
-Class

-Class
Record
-SF 1
-SF 2
-SF 3
-F 137
3. Increased
1 point in MPS in
Mathematics 7 within the current
school year.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

III. Community
Involvement

1. Accomplished home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.

2. Addressed students' problems


through homeroom guidances.

3. Conducted parent-teacher
conferences.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs
IV. Professional
Growth and
Development

OBJECTIVES
1. Participated/attended seminars,
trainings, meetings, faculty club
within the year.

2. Participate in the Mentoring


Session of the Math Department

3. Sustained harmonious relationship


and professional ethics to all
stakeholders

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs
Plus Factor

OBJECTIVES
1. Obtained 0% drop-out rate.

2. Showed willingness to improve


"time-on-task" by substituting for a
teacher who has attended a training/
seminar or was absent

3. Supported in programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school.

4.500 - 5.000
3.500 - 4.499
2.500 - 3.499
1.500 - 2.499
Below 1.499

ADJECTIVAL RATING
OUTSTANDING
VERY SATISFACTORY
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
POOR

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM

RDUCATION/REGION III/MABALACAT CITY/MADAPDAP RESETTLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Daily Lesson Logs were
28 times in a year
4 - Daily Lesson Logs were
24 times in a year
3 - Daily Lesson Logs were
20 times in a year
2 - Daily Lesson Logs were
16 times in a year
1 - Daily Lesson Logs were
below 16 times in a year

June 2016 to
April 2017

checked 25checked 21checked 17checked 13checked

5 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 4 instructional materials in
Mathematics 7.
4 - 80%-89% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 3 instructional materials in
Mathematics 7.

30%

3 - 70%-79% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 2 instructional materials in
Mathematics 7.
2 - 60%-69% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 1 instructional materials in
Mathematics 7.
1 - 59% and below of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& did not developed any instructional
materials in Mathematics 7.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 90 - 100%
4 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 80 - 89%

June 2016 to
April 2017

3 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 70 - 79%
2 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 60 - 69%
1 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is below 60% maintained.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
100% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
85 - 99% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
70 - 84% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.

25%

2 - Evidences showed that the teacher


51 - 69% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
50% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Submitted on time with complete


and accurate data
4 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
complete and accurate data

June 2016 to
April 2017

3 - Submitted on time with incomplete


and accurate data
2 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
incomplete and inaccurate data
1 - Submitted 4 or more days after the
deadline set
5 - 1 point & above increase in MPS in
Mathematics 8.
4 - 0.75 - 0.99 increase
3 - 0.50 - 0.74 increase
2 - 0.25 - 0.49 increase
1 - 0.49 increase and below

June 2016 to
April 2017

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Accomplished 5 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
4 - Accomplished 4 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
3 - Accomplished 3 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
2 - Accomplished 2 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1 - Accomplished 1 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 5 homeroom guidances.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 4 homeroom guidances.

15%

3 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 3 homeroom guidances.
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 2 homeroom guidances.
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 1 homeroom guidances.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Conducted 4 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
4 - Conducted 3 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
3 - Conducted 2 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
2 - Conducted 1 parents-teacher
conference with complete
documentations.
1 - Conducted 1 parents-teacher
conference with incomplete
documentations.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 -Participated/ Attended 5 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
4 -Participated/ Attended 4 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
3 -Participated/ Attended 3 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
2 -Participated/ Attended 2 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
1 -Participated/ Attended only 1
meeting, seminar,training set by the
principal, school, division, faculty club
intended for teachers

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 -90%-100% Attended all mentoring


sessions set by the Math Department
15%
4 -80%-89% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department

15%

3 -70%-79% Attended all mentoring


sessions set by the Math Department
2 -60%-69% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
1 -59% and below Attended all
mentoring sessions set by the Math
Department
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - No complaints or subjection to
Grievance Committee
4 - 1 complaint or subjection to
Grievance Committee
3 - 2 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
2 - 3 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
1 - 4 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
obtained 0% drop-out rate.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
obtained 1%-2% drop-out rate .
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
obtained 3%-4% drop-out rate .
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
obtained 5%-6% drop-out rate .
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
obtained more than 7% drop-out rate .

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Substituted for 400 minutes and


above
4 - substituted for 300 - 399 minutes
3 - Substituted for 200 - 299 minutes
2 - Substituted for 100 - 199 minutes
10%

1 - Substitutes for less than 100


minutes

10%
5. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
4. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
3. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
2. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
1 Supported 1 program/project initiated
by the PTA, SSG and other organizations
in school with complete
documentations.

REMEOLA R. DELA ROSA


RATEE
Date: __________________________________

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed. D.


Approving Authority

D REVIEW FORM

Name of Rater:
Position:
Date of Review:
TLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

MYLENE T. DIZON
HT-1
MARCH 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Daily lesson logs in


Mathematics 8

10%

Actual monitoring and Actual


Instructional Materials
10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin

10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin
board

10%

30%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

School Reports:
- Compilation of
students' assessment papers

10%

-Class Record

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record
-SF 1
-SF 2

10%
-SF

3
-F 137
-F 138

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record
-SF 1
-SF 2

10%
-SF

3
-F 137
-F 138

Consolidated Report in Mean


and PL

5%

25%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Documentation Report and


accomplished home visitaton
forms

Students' Attendance
Anecdotal
Records

10%

5%

Parents' Attendance
Pictures

5%

20%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Certificates of seminars
attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

5%

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Accomplishment Report of
activities
Pictures

4%

Substitution form

3%

Documentation Reports and


Pictures

OVERALL RATING

3%

10%
100%

MYLENE T. DIZON
RATER
Date: __________________________________

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

INDIVIDU

Name of Employee/Ratee:
ROMELA O. JOSE
Position:
SST - I
Rating Period:
2016-2017
Bureau/Center/Service/Division/School: DEPARTMENT OF RDUCATION/REGION III/M
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

I. Teaching1. Prepared 140-above daily lesson


Learning Process logs of activities in Mathematics 7
and submit them on time.

2. Facilitated learning in the


classrooms through the use of DLL,
LM, TG and other learning resources
with adequate instructional materials

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

3. Monitored positive motivating


environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs
II. Student
Outcome

OBJECTIVES
1. Monitored, evaluated and
maintained student's progress in
Mathematics 8 through the
following:

* Daily seatwork
*Activities
*Quizzes
*
Periodic Tests

2. Maintained updated students'


school records to be submitted on or
before deadlines set.
-Grade Sheets
-Class

-Class
Record
-SF 1
-SF 2
-SF 3
-F 137
3. Increased 1 point in MPS in
Mathematics 7 within the current
school year.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

III. Community
Involvement

1. Accomplished home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.

2. Addressed students' problems


through homeroom guidances.

3. Conducted parent-teacher
conferences.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs
IV. Professional
Growth and
Development

OBJECTIVES
1. Participated/attended seminars,
trainings, meetings, faculty club
within the year.

2. Participate in the Mentoring


Session of the Math Department

2. Participate in the Mentoring


Session of the Math Department

3. Sustained harmonious relationship


and professional ethics to all
stakeholders

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs
Plus Factor

OBJECTIVES
1. Participated in community or
brgy.projects/programs.

2. Showed willingness to improve


"time-on-task" by substituting for a
teacher who has attended a training/
seminar or was absent

3. Supported in programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school.

4.500 - 5.000
3.500 - 4.499
2.500 - 3.499
1.500 - 2.499
Below 1.499

ADJECTIVAL RATING
OUTSTANDING
VERY SATISFACTORY
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
POOR

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM

RDUCATION/REGION III/MABALACAT CITY/MADAPDAP RESETTLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Daily Lesson Logs were
28 times in a year
4 - Daily Lesson Logs were
24 times in a year
3 - Daily Lesson Logs were
20 times in a year
2 - Daily Lesson Logs were
16 times in a year
1 - Daily Lesson Logs were
below 16 times in a year

June 2016 to
April 2017

checked 25checked 21checked 17checked 13checked

5 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 4 instructional materials in
Mathematics 7.
4 - 80%-89% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 3 instructional materials in
Mathematics 7.

30%

3 - 70%-79% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 2 instructional materials in
Mathematics 7.
2 - 60%-69% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 1 instructional materials in
Mathematics 7.
1 - 59% and below of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& did not developed any instructional
materials in Mathematics 7.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 90 - 100%
4 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 80 - 89%

June 2016 to
April 2017

3 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 70 - 79%
2 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 60 - 69%
1 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is below 60% maintained.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
100% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
85 - 99% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
70 - 84% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
51 - 69% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.

25%
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
50% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Submitted on time with complete


and accurate data
4 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
complete and accurate data

June 2016 to
April 2017

3 - Submitted on time with incomplete


and accurate data
2 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
incomplete and inaccurate data
1 - Submitted 4 or more days after the
deadline set
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - 1 point & above increase in MPS in


Mathematics 8.
4 - 0.75 - 0.99 increase
3 - 0.50 - 0.74 increase
2 - 0.25 - 0.49 increase
1 - 0.49 increase and below

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Accomplished 5 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
4 - Accomplished 4 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
3 - Accomplished 3 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
2 - Accomplished 2 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1 - Accomplished 1 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 5 homeroom guidances.
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 4 homeroom guidances.

15%

3 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 3 homeroom guidances.
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
conducted 2 homeroom guidances.

1 - Evidences showed that the teacher


conducted 1 homeroom guidances.
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Conducted 4 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
4 - Conducted 3 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
3 - Conducted 2 parents-teacher
conferences with complete
documentations.
2 - Conducted 1 parents-teacher
conference with complete
documentations.
1 - Conducted 1 parents-teacher
conference with incomplete
documentations.

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 -Participated/ Attended 5 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
4 -Participated/ Attended 4 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
3 -Participated/ Attended 3 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
2 -Participated/ Attended 2 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
1 -Participated/ Attended only 1
meeting, seminar,training set by the
principal, school, division, faculty club
intended for teachers

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 -90%-100% Attended all mentoring


sessions set by the Math Department
15%

June 2016 to
April 2017
15%
4 -80%-89% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
3 -70%-79% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
2 -60%-69% Attended all mentoring
sessions set by the Math Department
1 -59% and below Attended all
mentoring sessions set by the Math
Department
June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - No complaints or subjection to
Grievance Committee
4 - 1 complaint or subjection to
Grievance Committee
3 - 2 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
2 - 3 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee
1 - 4 complaints or subjections to
Grievance Committee

ED DURING PLANNING
TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs with incomplete
documentations .
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programs but without
documentations .
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated 1 barangay
project/program with complete
documentations .
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 1 barangay
project/program but without complete
documentations .

10%

June 2016 to
April 2017
10%

5 - Substituted for 400 minutes and


above
4 - substituted for 300 - 399 minutes
3 - Substituted for 200 - 299 minutes
2 - Substituted for 100 - 199 minutes
1 - Substitutes for less than 100
minutes
5. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
4. Supported 3 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
3. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with complete
documentations.
2. Supported 2 programs/projects
initiated by the PTA, SSG and other
organizations in school with incomplete
documentations.
1 Supported 1 program/project initiated
by the PTA, SSG and other organizations
in school with complete
documentations.

REMEOLA R. DELA ROSA


RATEE
Date: __________________________________

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed. D.


Approving Authority

D REVIEW FORM

Name of Rater:
Position:
Date of Review:
TLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL

MYLENE T. DIZON
HT-1
MARCH 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Daily lesson logs in


Mathematics 8

10%

Actual monitoring and Actual


Instructional Materials
10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin

10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
Beautification of the
Classroom
-Maintain the
school surroundings clean
-Update bulletin
board

10%

30%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

School Reports:
- Compilation of
students' assessment papers

10%

-Class Record

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record
-SF 1
-SF 2

10%
-SF

3
-F 137

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record
-SF 1
-SF 2

10%
-SF

3
-F 137
-F 138

Consolidated Report in Mean


and PL

5%

25%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Documentation Report and


accomplished home visitaton
forms

Students' Attendance
Anecdotal
Records

10%

5%

Parents' Attendance
Pictures

5%

20%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Certificates of seminars
attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Office/ Grievance Committee


Records

5%

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Accomplishment Report of
activities
Pictures

4%

Substitution form

3%

Documentation Reports and


Pictures

3%

OVERALL RATING

10%
100%

MYLENE T. DIZON
RATER
Date: __________________________________

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

SCORE

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE COMMITMENT AND REVIEW FORM


Name of Employee/Ratee:
Dr. Carolina Z. Bucal
Position:
SST - I
Rating Period:
2016-2017
Bureau/Center/Service/Division/School: DEPARTMENT OF RDUCATION/REGION III/MABALACAT CITY/MADAPDAP RESETTLEMENT HIGH SCHOOL
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs

OBJECTIVES

I. Teaching1. Prepared 140-above daily lesson


Learning Process logs of activities in Mathematics 8
and submit them on time.

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Daily Lesson Logs were
28 times in a year
4 - Daily Lesson Logs were
24 times in a year
3 - Daily Lesson Logs were
20 times in a year
2 - Daily Lesson Logs were
16 times in a year
1 - Daily Lesson Logs were
below 16 times in a year

2. Facilitated learning in the


June 2016 to
classrooms through the use of DLL,
April 2017
LM, TG and other learning resources
with adequate instructional materials

checked 25checked 21checked 17checked 13checked

5 - 90%-100% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 4 instructional materials in
English.
4 - 80%-89% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 3 instructional materials in
English.
35%

3 - 70%-79% of teaching learning


process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 2 instructional materials in
English.

35%
2 - 60%-69% of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& developed 1 instructional materials in
English.
1 - 59% and below of teaching learning
process were based on the DLL, LM, TG
& did not developed any instructional
materials in English.
3. Monitored positive motivating
environment, cleanliness and
orderliness of classroom

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Orderliness and cleanliness of


classroom is 90 - 100%
4 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 80 - 89%
3 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 70 - 79%
2 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is 60 - 69%
1 - Orderliness and cleanliness of
classroom is below 60% maintained.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Basic
Education
Services

KRAs
II. Student
Outcome

OBJECTIVES
1. Monitored, evaluated and
maintained student's progress in
English through the following:

TIMELINE
June 2016 to
April 2017

WEIGHT
PER KRA

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Evidences showed that the teacher
100% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.

* Daily seatwork
*Activities
*Quizzes

4 - Evidences showed that the teacher


85 - 99% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.

*
Periodic Tests

3 - Evidences showed that the teacher


70 - 84% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.

25%

2 - Evidences showed that the teacher


51 - 69% purposely plans assessments
and varies assessment choices to match
the different student needs, abilities,
and learning styles.
1 - Evidences showed that the teacher
50% purposely plans assessments and
varies assessment choices to match the
different student needs, abilities, and
learning styles.

2. Maintained updated students'


school records to be submitted on or
before deadlines set.
-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Submitted on time with complete


and accurate data
4 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
complete and accurate data
3 - Submitted on time with incomplete
and accurate data

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record
2 - Submitted 1-3 days late with
incomplete and inaccurate data
1 - Submitted 4 or more days after the
deadline set
5 - 1 point & above increase in MPS in
Mathematics 8.
4 - 0.75 - 0.99 increase
3 - 0.50 - 0.74 increase
2 - 0.25 - 0.49 increase
1 - 0.49 increase and below

3. Increased 1 point in MPS in English June 2016 to


9 & 10 within the current school
April 2017
year.

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs
III. Community
Involvement

OBJECTIVES

TIMELINE

1. Accomplished home visitations


and follow-ups to students who need
them.

June 2016 to
April 2017

WEIGHT
PER KRA

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Accomplished 5 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
4 - Accomplished 4 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
3 - Accomplished 3 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
2 - Accomplished 2 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.
1 - Accomplished 5 home visitations
and follow-ups to students who need
them.

2. Conduct conferrences with the


parents of those students with
academic problems.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Conduct 5 conferrences with


parents of students with academic
problems.
4 - Conduct 4 conferrences with parents
of students with academic problems.
3 - Conduct 3 conferrences with parents
of students with academic problems.
15%

2 - Conduct 2 conferrences with parents


of students with academic problems.
1 - Conduct 1 conferrence with parents
of students with academic problems.

3. Initiated/Participated in
community or
brgy.projects/programs.

June 2016 to
April 2017

5 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated in 4 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
4 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 3 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
3 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated in 2 barangay
projects/programswith complete
documentations .
2 - Evidences showed that the teacher
participated 1 barangay
project/program with complete
documentations .

1 - Evidences showed that the teacher


participated in 1 barangay
project/program without complete
documentations .
TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING
MFOs
Educational
Governance

KRAs
IV. Professional
Growth and
Development

OBJECTIVES

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

1. Participated/attended seminars,
trainings, meetings, faculty club
within the year.

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 -Participated/ Attended 5 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
4 -Participated/ Attended 4 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
3 -Participated/ Attended 3 meetings,
seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers

June 2016 to
April 2017

15%

2. Supported and particiated in


different school activities.

June 2016 to
April 2017

2 -Participated/ Attended 2 meetings,


seminars,training set by the principal,
school, division, faculty club intended
for teachers
1 -Participated/ Attended only 1
meeting, seminar,training set by the
principal, school, division, faculty club
intended for teachers
5 - Supported/Participated in 4 school
activities with proper documentations.
4 - Lacked 1 of the evidences.

June 2016 to
April 2017
3 - Lacked 2 of the evidences.
2 - Lacked 3 of the evidences.
1 - Lacked 4 of the evidences.
June 2016 to
April 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING PLANNING


MFOs

KRAs
Plus Factor

OBJECTIVES
1. Drafted and published at least 2
news.paper articles.

TIMELINE

WEIGHT
PER KRA

June 2016 to
April 2017

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
5 - Drafted and published 2 or more
articles.
4 - Drafted 2 but was able to published
only 1 article.
3 - Drafted 1 and published 1 article.
2 - Drafted 2 but was not able to publish
any article.
1 - Drafted 1 and was not able to
publish any article.
5 - Performed duties and responsibilities
as a Head Teacher-designate in English.

2. Performed duties and


responsibilities as Head Teacherdesignate in English.

4 - Was not able to perform 1 of the


duties and responsibilities of a Head
Teacher-designate in English.
10%

3 - Was not able to perform 2 of the


duties and responsibilities of a Head
Teacher-designate in English.

10%
2 - Was not able to perform 3 of the
duties and responsibilities of a Head
Teacher-designate in English.
1 - Was not able to perform three of the
duties and responsibilities of a Head
Teacher-designate in English.
3. Showed willingness to improve
"time-on-task" by substituting for a
teacher who has attended a training/
seminar or was absent

5 - Substituted for 400 minutes and


above
4 - substituted for 300 - 399 minutes
3 - Substituted for 200 - 299 minutes
2 - Substituted for 100 - 199 minutes
1 - Substitutes for less than 100
minutes

4.500 - 5.000
3.500 - 4.499
2.500 - 3.499
1.500 - 2.499
Below 1.499

ADJECTIVAL RATING
OUTSTANDING
VERY SATISFACTORY
SATISFACTORY
UNSATISFACTORY
POOR

DR. CAROLINA Z. BUCAL


RATEE
Date: __________________________________

ELENITA S. POLIDARIO, Ed. D.


Approving Authority

VIEW FORM

Name of Rater:
Position:
Date of Review:
ENT HIGH SCHOOL

Dr. Elenita S. Polidario


P-II
MARCH 2017

TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION


ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Daily lesson logs in


Mathematics 8

15%

Actual monitoring and Actual


Instructional Materials
10%

10%

Gave them assigned tasks:


-Daily
Cleaners
-Involve them in the
beautification of the
classroom
-Maintain the school
surroundings clean

10%

35%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

School Reports:
Compilation of students'

10%

School Reports:
Compilation of students'
assessment papers

10%

-Class Record

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

10%

-Grade Sheets
-Class Record

Consolidated Report in Mean


and PL

10%

5%

25%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Documentation Report and


accomplished home visitaton
forms

5%

Accomplished Forms
Pictures

Students' Attendance
Anecdotal
Records

5%

5%

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Certificates of seminars
attended (School/Division)
Certificates of
membership in organizations
Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Pictures

5%

Class Cards/Certification

5%

15%
TO BE FILLED DURING EVALUATION
ACTUAL RESULTS
RATING SCORE
EVIDENCES (Quality,
WEIGHT PER
Efficiency & Timeliness) OBJECTIVES
Q
E
T
AVE

Accomplishment Report
Narratives report of
activities
Pictures

3%

Observation Forms
DLL Log Book
Minutes
of meetings
Mean, PL & MPs

4%

Observation Forms
DLL Log Book
Minutes
of meetings
Mean, PL & MPs

4%

Substitution Forms

3%

OVERALL RATING

10%
100%

DR. ELENITA S. POLIDARIO


RATER
Date: __________________________________

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