Endorsement: Doña Telesfora L. Ong Oh Elementary School

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Caraga Administrative Region
Division of Agusan del Norte
Santiago District
DOÑA TELESFORA L. ONG OH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ENDORSEMENT
Date:
JULIA G. COSTAS
District In Charge
Santiago District
Maam:
Greetings!
This is to signify our collective approval and support to the implementing of the
ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT which contains our aspirations for our school.
Signed on_____ at Santiago Central Elementary School, Santiago, Agusan del Norte.
Thank you and God bless.
Sincerely yours,
CARLITO M. BASCO SULPECIO T. DEDUMO NORALYN D. SENIOREN

School Principal II SCG Chairman Gen. PTA President
TERESA C. MALINAO EMELYN A. JOMOC CARLITA O. MARIANO

District GPP Coordinator Teachers’ Association President LGU Representative
NOTED:
JULIA G. COASTAS
District In Charge
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OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MAYOR
MESSAGE
On January 26, 2001, Republic Act 9003, the Ecological Solid Waste Management
(ESWM) Act of 2000 was approved. LGUs opted to implement the Ecological Solid Waste
Management by segregation at source, segregated collection, materials recovery facility
establishment, composting facility establishment and/or final disposal facility establishment.
With the view of generating greater multi-sectoral interest and partnership in

addressing garbage problem, the Municipal ESWM Board was reorganized, the Board
developed the Municipal ESWM Plan, integrating the plans and strategies of the barangay to
ensure long term ecological solid waste management. The Board also tasked to adopt
measures, mechanics and guidelines to promote and ensure the viability, effectiveness,
sustainability and relevance of the Municipal Ecological Solid Waste Management Plan,
undertake monitoring, and initiate close supervision to ensure smooth implementation and
recommend specific measures to provide authority for the collection, transfer, storage,
processing, recycling or disposal of solid wastes.
With the 10-year Ecological Solid Waste Management Plan of the Municipality of
Santiago, vital programs, projects and activities will be implemented, thereby providing the
local communities with the opportunity of having increased household incomes, and
attaining effective and efficient collection of solid wastes. The plan also offers better
opportunity for other stakeholders in the extension and delivery of basic services and other
socio-economic related services to the community effecting increased community
awareness and socio-economic status of the local residents. Furthermore, the introduction
of the plan lay down the powers and functions of LGUs the right and obligations of
stakeholders.
Mabuhay tayong lahat!!
SGD. FRANKLIN D. LIM, D.D.M

Municipal Mayor
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M E S S A G E
The Philippines, dubbed as The Pearl of the Orient Seas, is generally

recognized as a country with magnificent endowment of natural resources. However,
because of the onset of continuous industrialization and the menacing aftermath of
reckless human activities that carry along little environmental conservation, our natural
resources have gradually been placed under crucial threat. Our country suffers from
major human-caused environmental degradation caused by water and air pollution,
improper disposal of solid and toxic wastes and abuse of coastal resources, to name a
few.
With the goal to protect our environment from annihilation, the
Philippine government has enacted RA 9003, otherwise known as the National Solid
Waste Management Act of 2001 that aim to provide sound and vivid direction for
environmental management and conservation. The said law envisions an integrated and
community- based approach that involves the different sectors of society which serve as
the strong pillar on its implementation.
The entire Doña Telesfora Elementary School (DTES), along with its
faculty and supportive stakeholders, is one with the government in spearheading
significant activities that are vital to the implementation of RA 9003. To create and
intensify educational program that promotes effective solid waste management is just
one of the programs that the school constantly adheres to. Emphasis on the integration
of environmental principles and practices of waste segregation and minimization in the
daily lessons is likewise carried out. These initiatives sprang from the school’s goal to
bring about strengthened social responsibility among teachers and pupils as potent
instruments of helping conserve the environment. Thus, the entire school community
fervently hopes that when everyone continues to work hand in hand along with a
definite clear objective, it will eventually lead to a far- reaching sense of environmental
protection and conservation.
CARLITO M. BASCO
Elementary School Principal- II
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BRIEF SCHOOL PROFILE
Dona Telesfora L.Ong Oh Elementary School (DTES) is located

7 kilometres away from the District Office .It is a complete non
central elementary school with a population of 440.DTES has 14
classes including the regular kindergarten.
It has 12 standard classrooms, 1 E Classroom, 1 Mini stage, and 1

Home Economics Building use for 1 class for Grade V and
Kindergarten.
The school has an area of 10,000 square meters; one half of the
area is utilized as GPP, agricultural production area of banana,
coconut and other crops. The school has an area for school playground
in front of the school building.
The Barangay officials and other stakeholders are the schools

partner in accomplishing all its program and projects.
MECHANICS ON THE SEARCH FOR BEST ESWM IMPLEMENTERS AMONG PUBLIC

ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS (Division Level)
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(SY 2017-2018)
1. Eligibility
The search shall be open to public school elementary and secondary level in the
schools of the Division of Agusan del Norte. However, the concerned Public
Schools District Supervisors shall nominate only one (1) elementary school and
one (1) secondary school under his/her district.
2. Criteria
I. Environmental – related Aspects of the School’s Policy
_____a. Issuance of Environmental Policy/ies of the school is existing through

School Memorandum or Order.
_____b. Prepared Ecological Solid Waste Management Program which include
the following:
b.1 Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of the school’s
Environmental Policy
b.2 Action Plan
b.3 Person’s or Committee/s assigned to implement school ESWM
program and projects.
_____c. Environmental Policy of the school is communicated to its constituents
through symposia/seminars/meetings, distribution of leaflets/flyers and
posting in strategic areas.
II. ESWM School Operations and Presence of Environmental Programs
a) Waste Management Program

a.1 Waste segregation
- 3 or more garbage bins with cover, proper and legible signage
- properly segregated wastes
a.2 Establishment of Solid Waste Containment Area/
Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
a.3 Recycling Practices
- used as pupils/students projects; classroom/school project and
record of sales (if ever there are sold recycles materials)
- presence of composting facility
- utilization of compost material to the GPP & beautification
b) Paper conservation program
b.1 reuse/recycle used paper
b.2 availability of paper conservation trays/containers
c) Greening Program
c.1 well-grown plants/trees
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c.2 planted and maintained gardens
d) Maintained School Cleanliness

d.1 Classrooms/library/offices/CRs
d.2 Surroundings
e) Environmental awards/recognitions received

a) Integration of environmental themes into the curriculum
b) Volume of indigenous/recycled materials
III. Environmental-related Features of the School Curriculum
a. Integration of environmental themes into the curriculum

b. Volume of indigenous/recycled materials
IV. Partnership and Linkages in Environment Programs/Projects
a. Local/National Government Agencies/Offices

b. NGOs/POs
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National Laws and Policies Relevant to Environment Management
 DILG 96 – 119, June 27, 1996

- Adoption of comprehensive SWM, including draft sample ordinance for
mandatory segregation of waste into biodegradable and non-
biodegradable in houses, commercial establishment institutional,
industrial and agricultural areas.
 DENR AO NO.98 – 49, June, 1998
- Technical guidelines for municipal solid waste disposal; specific to phase
out of open dump and with sanitary landfill as an option.
 DAO 96 – 37
- Strengthening the implementation of the Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA) system
 PD 600
- Prevention and control of marine pollution
 PD 825
- Providing Penalty for improper disposal of garbage and other form of
uncleanliness and for ther purpose.
 PD 1151
- Philippine Environmental Policy
 PD 1152
- Philippine Environmental Code
 PD 1586
- Establishing an Environmental Impact Statement, Including the
Environmental related measures and for other purposes.
 RA 6969
- An act to control toxic substances and hazardous and nuclear waste,
Providing penalties for violation thereof, and for other purposes.
 PD 984
- Pollution Control Law
 RA 7160, Sec. 17
- Mandate provision for solid waste management
 DILG MC No. 2001 – 19
- Dated March 2, 2001 directs the creation of the Provincial City and
Municipality Solid Waste Management Boards Pursuant to Section 11 and
12 of RA No. 9003.
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OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY
BARANGAY ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

(BESWMC)
CHAIRMAN: Elmer P. Monteclaro - Punong Barangay
Members: Trinidad S. Tabugon - Barangay Kagawad

Chairman on Environment
Carlita O. Mariano - Barangay Kagawad
Geraldine S. Samoya - Youth Representative
Carlito M. Basco - DepEd Representative
Juanita M. Pellcano - Senior Citizen
Paulino M. Curato, Jr. - Sports Club
Sulpecio C. Moldez - Farmers
Daisy T. Gultiano - BHW
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 01 SERIES OF 2015

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ORGANIZING THE BARANGAY ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

COMMITTEE (BESWMC)
Whereas, on January 26, 2001, Republic Act 9003, the Ecological Solid Waste
Management (ESWM) Act of 2000 was approved.
Whereas, Baranggay are opted to implement the Ecological Solid Waste

Management by segregation – at source, segregated collection, materials recovery facility
establishment, composting facility establishment and/or final disposal facility establishment.
Whereas, Barangay shall be responsible in providing services related to general

hygiene, beautification and sanitation, waste collection and segregation, establishment of
materials recovery facility, creation of a Barangay Ecological Solid Waste Management
Committee and the formulation of its 10-year ESWMP.
Now therefore, I Elmer P. Monteclaro, Punong Barangay of San Isidro, Santiago,

Agusan del Norte, by virtue of the power vested in me by law, do hereby order:
Section 1: To organize the Barangay Ecological Solis Waste Management Committee.
Section 2: Composition
Chairman: Elmer P. Monteclaro - Punong Barangay

Members: Hon. Carlita O. Mariano - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Paulino C. Curato, Jr. - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Trinidad Tabugon - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Renante Boiles - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Martin Corporal - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Nonoy Quiaman - Barangay Kagawad
Cherry Caitom - Barangay Secretary
Section 3. FUNCTIONS OF BARANGAY ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
a. Formulate Solid Waste Management Program Consistent with the

City/Municipal Ecological Solid Waste Management Plan;
b. Segregate and collect biodegradable, compostable, and recyclable waste;
c. Establish a Materials Recovery Facility;
d. Allocate Barangay funds for Solid Waste Management Programs;
e. Organize core coordinators; and
f. Sumbit Solid Waste Management monthly report.
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OFFICCE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
OF SAN ISIDRO, SANTIAGO, AGUSAN DEL NORTE, HELD AT THE SESSION HALL OF THIS
BARANGAY ON SEPTEMBER 8, 2016 AT 9:00 O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING.
Present:
Elmer P. Monteclaro - Punong Barangay
Hon. Carlita O. Mariano - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Paulino C. Curato, Jr. - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Trinidad Tabugon - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Renante Boiles - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Martin Corporal - Barangay Kagawad
Hon. Nonoy Quiaman - Barangay Kagawad
Cherry Caitom - Barangay Secretary
RESOLUTION NO. 9 SERIES OF 2016
A RESOLUTION TO ADOPT MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2 S. 1990 ENTITLED, “AN

ORDINANCE PROHIBITING REFUSE DISPOSAL FOR ALL SOLID WASTE PRODUCTS
CONSISTING OF GARBAGE RUBBISH, ASHES, NIGHT SOIL, MANURE, READ ANIMALS,
STREET SWEEPINGS AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE.”
WHEREAS, the Sangguniang Bayan of the Municipality of Santiago, approved such ordinance
with the conformity of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Agusan del Norte.
WHEREAS, such municipal ordinance is very appropriate to sustain the cleanliness the
surroundings municipal-wide particularly in barangay San Isidro.
WHEREAS, the said municipal ordinance is certainly applicable in the area of jurisdiction of
Barangay San Isidro to promote health and safety, enhance the right people to a balance
ecology.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion presented by Hon. Martin Corporal, duly seconded by all
members present, BE IT.
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RESOLVED FURTHER: let copies of this resolution be furnished Mayor’s Office, SB office,
MPDC, DILG, and other concerned agencies for their information and guidance.
APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY and ENACTED this September 8, 2016 by the members of

Sangguniang Barangay present.
ADOPTED this 8th day of September, 2016.
CHERRY M. CAITOM
Barangay Secretary
Attested by:
HON. ELMER P. MONTECLARO

Presiding Officer
CONCURRED
HON. CARLITA O. MARIANO HON. PAULINO C. CURATO, JR.

Kagawad Kagawad
HON. TRINIDAD TABUGON HON. RENANTE S. BOILES

Kagawad Kagawad
HON. MARTIN CORPORAL HON. NONOY Z. QUIAMAN

Kagawad Kagawad
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VISION
We, Barangay Poblacion 1 with good environmental management and
improved public health brought about by responsible and disciplined citizens fully
implementing a sustainable BSWM program.
MISSION
To efficiently and effectively implement on BSWM Plan that upholds transparency,
accountability and anticipation among SWM stakeholders.
GENERAL OBJECTIVES
To sustain good environmental management and improved public health through
implementation of SWM best practices by major waste generators within the Barangay.
To establish and operates RA 9003 compliant facilities related with waste

segregation and reduction at source, collection and transport, materials recovery and
processing, and disposal management; and
To capacitate and strengthen collaboration among barangay in the implementation

of BWM Plan strategies.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
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To sustain waste collection service in Barangay San Isidro and expand its coverage to
include other parts of the Barangay;
To establish and operate barangay MRF, with composting facility and storage for
recyclable wastes;
To close existing open dumpsite within the year;
To establish Residual Containment Area (RCA) within 2n quarter of 2017;
To enact Comprehensive BSWM Ordinance within 2nd quarter of 2017 and fully
enforce the said Ordinance within the same quarter;
To increase participation of private sector, including schools, in waste diversion

activities; and
To mobilize barangay purok leaders and Barangay Solid Waste Management

Committees (BSWMCs) in implementing BSWM Plan at the purok level in the barangay.
Waste Reduction Source
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Municipal Ordinance has been enacted yet to provide for mandatory waste
segregation at source. Thus, no information. Education and Communication (IEC) activities
have been conducted yet to promote waste segregation and reduction at source. However,
the Barangay has initiated campaign for practicing on-site composting.
Collection and Transport

The Barangay San Isidro waste collection service covers all puroks of the barangay
every Wednesday and Friday. A number of households, commercial establishments, and
institutions in Barangay San Isdro are being served waste collection service. Additionally,
mixed waste collection is still being practiced in the barangay. Wastes are being collected
through barangay collector vehicles.
Materials Recovery and Processing

There are operational composting facility and Material Recovery Facility (MRF) for
recyclable wastes within the barangay. Functional barangay MRFs can also be found within
the schools, and in every puroks. These are located in different puroks in the Barangay.
Recyclable materials traded are scrap metals, PET bottles, selected glass bottles and PVC
plastics. These are segregated.
Disposal
The barangay San Isidro still maintains an open dumpsite at San Isdro, Santiago,
Agusan del Norte. It is located in a 1,400 sq. m. lot. This facility has been used since May
2016. The dumpsite area is a temporary dumpsite with no nearby residential area and water
source. No staff is assigned to manage the dumpsite.
JULY 16, 2018

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School Memo No. 01, s. 2018
REACTIVATING School Memo No. 08, s. 2015

Re: School Environmental Policies
To: ALL DTES TEACHERS
The following policies stipulated under School Memorandum No. 08, s. 2015
are hereby reactivated:
A. Reduction of Waste from Source
B. Storage Collection, Transport and Disposal
C. Composting and Final Disposal
Immediate and wide dissemination of this Memorandum is highly enjoined.
CARLITO M. BASCO
School Principal
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ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT OF 2000

Republic Act 9003 (R.A. 9003)
I. INTRODUCTION
The Ecological Solid Waste Management Committee of Santiago District work

corporately to launch this ten-year Ecological Solid Waste Management (ESWM) Act of
2000.
Its mission and vision are hereby stated, embodied and documented to serve as
basis and guiding principle to any innovative technologies to be adopted which be beneficial
both to school heads, teachers, pupils and the community thus attaining quality education
in a sustainable environment managed by God-loving empowered citizenry governed by
committed leaders.
This Ecological Solid Waste Management Plan address to the existing problems such
as biodegradable, recycle, non-biodegradable and special waste shall be segregated at
source.
Each stakeholders of Santiago District are joined to play their role thereby making
Elementary/Secondary education motivating effective, functional to protect and preserve
the environment and its biodiversity, proper utilization of its natural resources.
This is a plan for action.
II, DEFINITION OF ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
 Refer to the systematic administration of activities which provide for segregation it

source, segregated transportation storage, transfer, processing, treatment and
disposal of solid waste and all other management activities which do not harm the
environment.
III. PURPOSE OF ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
 To prescribe the procedures and guidelines for the implementation of the Ecological
Solid Waste Management Act of 2000, RA 9003 in order to facilitate compliance
therewith and achieve the objectives thereof.
Steps:
1. Identify waste
2. Evaluate waste
3. Manage waste
4. Employed the 5Rs
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Re-duce
Re-use
Re-cycle
Re-create
Re-think
IV. DECLARATION OF POLICIES
It is the policy of the school to adopt a systematic comprehensive and ecological

solid waste management program which shall:
a. Ensure the protection of public school health and environment
b. Utilize environmentally – sound methods that maximize the utilization of valuable

resources and encourage resources conservation and recovery.
c. Set guidelines and targets for solid waste avoidance and volume reduction through source
reduction and waste minimization measures, including composting, recycling, re-use,
and recovery.
d. Ensure the proper segregation, collection, transport, storage, treatment and disposal of
solid waste through the formulation and adoption of the best environmental
practices in solid waste management excluding incineration.
e. Promote national research and development program for improved solid waste
management and resource conservation techniques, more effective institutional
arrangement and indigenous and improved methods of waste reduction, collection,
separation and recovery.
f. Institutionalize public participation in the development and implementation of national

and local integrated comprehensive and ecological solid waste management
programs and,
g. Strengthen the integration of ecological solid waste management and resource and
recovery topics into the academic curricula of formal and non-formal education in
order to promote environmental awareness and action among the citizenry.
ESWM TECHNICAL WORKING COMMITTEES

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1. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (SWMC)

Chairman: CARLITO M. BASCO - DTES Principal
Co-Chair: TERESA C. MALINAO - School ESWM Coordinator
Members:
1. JOHNNY M. GALBO - MENRO
2. EMELYN A. JOMOC - Asst. School ESWM Coordinator
2. ADVOCACY AND MARKETING COMMITTEE (AAMC)

Chairman: EMELYN A. JOMOC - Grade VI Adviser
Co-Chair: JASMIN O. SACEDON - Grade V Adviser
Members:
1. ELVIRA D. CUADERA - Grade I Adviser
2. CHONA M. AQUINO - District Nurse
3. PATRICIA M. BAYAN - Grade III Adviser
3. SEGREGATION, DISPOSAL AND COMPOSTING COMMITTEE (SDACC)

Chairman: CORAZON M. ROSALES - Grade III Adviser
Co-Chair: YOLANDA L. AGUILLON - Grade III Adviser
Members:
1. ARLENE T. QUINTANO - Kindergarten Adviser
2. MARICHU R. PELISCO - Kindergarten Adviser
3. RUBY A. BANDIOLA - Grade IV Adviser
4. RECYCLE AND RECREATION (RARC)

Chairman: ELWIN G. PANCHITO - Implementing Teacher
Co-Chair: JANILYN I. JAYOLA - Grade VI Adviser
Members:
1. ARLENE T. QUINTANO - Kindergarten Adviser
2. EMELYN A. JOMOC - Grade VI Adviser
3. LORIE ANN L. SARSADILLAS - Grade IV Adviser
SPECIFIC ROLES AND TASKS OF DIFFERENT COMMITTEES
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1. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
 Shall spearhead the implementation of the Solid Waste Management Plan and
prescribe policies to achieve the objectives of this RA 9003.
 Shall oversee the various efforts to be undertaken for the program such as
Advocacy, Segregation, Disposal and Composting, Recycling and Recreation.
2. ADVOCACY AND MARKETING COMMITTEE

 Promote public awareness and encourage involvement in Ecological Solid Waste
Management by conducting extensive awareness campaign banners, symposium,
bandillo, and etc.
3. SEGREGATION, DISPOSAL AND COMPOSTING COMMITTEE:

 Provide for every classroom a designated area and containers in which to
accumulate source separated recyclable materials to be collected.
 Inform the following minimum standards and requirements for segregation and
storage of solid waste pending collection like:
a. there shall be a separate container for each type of waste from all sources;
and
b. the solid waste container depending on its use shall be properly worked or
identified for on-site collection as compostable, non-recyclable or “special
waste”.
4. RECYCLABLE AND RECREATION COMMITTEE:

 Shall undertake a study of existing markets for processing and purchasing
recyclable materials and the potential steps necessary to expand these markets.
a. Identifying potential purchasers of the recovered materials through standard
market research techniques.
b. Directly, contacting buyers and determining the buyer’s quality specifications,
potential transportation agreements and any minimum quantity criteria.
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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
ESWM TECHNICAL WORKING COMMITTEE
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Chairman: Julia G. Costas - District Supervisor
Co-Chair: Carlito M. Basco - DTES Principal
Members:
1. JOHNNY M. GALBO - MENRO
2. EMELYN A. JOMOC - Asst. School ESWM
Coordinator
ADVOCACY & MARKETING COMMITTEE RECYCLE & RECREATION COMMITTEE

Chairman: EMELYN A. JOMOC Chairman: CORAZON M. ROSALES
Co-Chair: JASMIN O. SACEDON Co-Chair: YOLANDA L. AGUILLON
Members:
Members:
1. ELVIRA D. CUADERA
1. ARLENE T. QUINTANO
2. CHONA M. AQUINO
3. PATRICIA M. BAYAN 2. MARICHU R. PELISCO
3. RUBY A. BANDIOLA
SEGREGATION, DISPOSAL & COMPOSTING

COMMITTEE
Chairman: ELWIN G. PANCHITO
Co-Chair: JANILYN I. JAYOLA
Members:
1. ARLENE T. QUINTANO
2. EMELYN A. JOMOC
3. LORIE ANN L. SARSADILLAS
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SANTIAGO DISTRICT
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
ACTION PLAN
SOURCE
PERSONS BUDGETARY TARGET
DATE OBJECTIVES ACTIVITIES OF
INVOLVED REQUIREMENTS
FUNDS
1. Reproduction SWMP 1 000.00 – 1. 100% of the

1. Solid Waste
of the copy of Committee reproduction District
Management Solid Waste Personnel
Program should have All District of policy
Management Personnel MOOE are well-
been drafted and
Program. 900.00 – 3 informed of
finalized.
2. Solid Waste ALL SWMP pcs trash cans the Solid
2. 2. All personnel under
Management Waste
JUNE 2018
the District should Committee in (plastic)

Program Managemen
have been informed the District
awareness of t Program
regarding the Solid all District 2. 100% of the
Waste Management
Personnel. personnel
Program of the
3. Implementation implemented
functional District.
of the Solid the Solid
3. His/her generated Waste Waste
waste and manage
Management Managemen
them according to the
Program t Program
policies.
1. District Personnel 1. Capability Recycling 1 000.00 MOOE 1. 100% of the
including School building for all Committee, Honorarium for personnel is
Heads are personnel Resource the Speaker capacitated
JULY 2018
capacitated on how (making person/s, all on how to

to make recycled products personnel recycle used
products. through materials.
2. Make recycled recyclable
products for Nutrition materials)
Month celebration 2. Nutrition Month
1. Produce recycled 1. Buwan ng All District NONE 1. 100% of the
materials or promote Wika Personnel personal
AUGUST
2018
usage of recycled Celebration produce/pro

products for different 2. National mote
activities such as Heroes Day recycling of
Buwan ng Wika materials
1. Science Month All District 1 500.00 – MOOE 1. 100% of the
SEPTEMBER
1. Plant trees for the 2. Eidul Adha Personnel 50 pcs. personnel

2018
Science Month (Mahogany plants trees

Celebration seedlings)
1. October – 1. 100% of the

DECEMBER 2018
Scouting Month personnel

OCTOBER –
1. Practice reusing and practice

recycling of materials reusing and
in their activities and recycling of
during celebration materials
during
celebrations
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1. Motivate School January – Art All District NONE 1. 100% of the

Coordinator to Month Personnel School
promote management February – Coordinators
JANUARY – MAY 2018
in their school Valentine’s Day promoted

2. Conference for SWM during
amendment of the celebration
policy/ies day/Brigad
a Eskwela
2. 100% of the
personnel
participated
during the
conference
Prepared By:
TERESA A. MALINAO
School ESWM Coordinator
APPROVED:
CARLITO M. BASCO
School Principal/ESWM Chairman
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ESWM PLAN
DOÑA TELESFORA L. ONG OH ES
CY 2018-2019
September 1, 2015
SCHOOL MEMORANDUM
No. 08 S. 2015
2015 School Environmental

To: ALL DTES Teachers
1. The Doña Telesfora L. Ong Oh Elementary School having so concerned with the
pressing issues and problems in the proper collection, transport and disposal of Solid
Waste and in consideration of the national mandate for the implementation of the
RA 9003 otherwise known as the Solid Waste Management Act of 2000, hereby
formulated and adopted doable strategies under waste segregation, storage,
collection, transfer and transport, processing and disposal.
2. SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
A. SOURCE REDUCTION
1. Biodegradable, recycle, non-biodegradable and special waste shall be segregated

at source.
2. The source must provide separate and covered trash receptacles for different
types of waste and properly mark labelled for easy location.
3. Backyard composting for biodegradable waste must be provided/required.
4. Food wastes in the Canteen shall be used as garden plant fertilizers.
5. Agricultural and garden waste shall be disposed or dumped in the backyard for
composting.
6. Implementation of “No Segregation, No Collection Scheme”.
7. Giving of awards and incentives to model classroom implementers.
B. STORAGE COLLECTION, TRANSPORT AND DISPOSAL
1. Regular collection of schedule of bio-degradable waste is twice and once a week

for non-biodegradable waste.
2. Conduct of training in the proper storage and collection of waste.
3. Collect all the biodegradable, recyclable and non-biodegradable waste shall be
properly deposited at the GPP area.
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4. Placing of garbage at the designated collection point shall be done 45 minutes

before collection time by garbage collectors.
5. Supreme Pupil Government (SPG) officers and Agricultural teachers will be the
garbage collectors.
6. Garbage collectors shall be in their proper uniform with safety masks, gloves, hat
and boots to avoid too much exposure to hazardous wastes.
7. Seek linkages on local and foreign investors for financial assistance in the
promotion of solid waste utilization and recycling projects.
C. COMPOSTING AND FINAL DISPOSAL
1. Establish and operate a composting facility inside the school proposed dumpsite.
2. Functional school Gulayan sa Paaralan (GPP) as model in the use of organic
fertilizers or biodegradable waste.
3. Establish proper planting of plants and trees for ecological and maintenance of
fresh surroundings in school premise.
D. Immediate and Wide dissemination of this Memorandum is highly desired.
CARLITO M. BASCO
Principal II
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MINUTES OF THE SCHOOL MEETING

Date: _________
Time: 3:00 PM
I. Opening Prayer
II. Agenda:
1. Ecological Solid Waste Management (ESWM)
2. School Memorandum on 2014 School Environmental Policies
EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR STAFF MEETING OF DOÑA

TELESFORA L. ONG OH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AT GRADE VI-RIZAL CLASSROOM ON
AUGUST 26, 2015 AT 3:00 O’CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON.
“A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMETN PLAN OF DOÑA

TELESFORA L. ONG OH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, SANTIAGO, AGUSAN DEL NORTE.”
WHEREAS, it is the policy of Doña Telesfora L. Ong Oh Elementary School teachers,

pupils, stakeholders to formulate the solid waste management plan in order to
address the environmental concerns of its constituents;
WHEREAS, Solid Waste Management Plan of Doña Telesfora L. Ong Oh Elementary

School is also considered measured and policies that will help mitigate the adverse
effects of climate change.
NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Mrs. _________, duly seconded by all teachers of

Doña Telesfora L. Ong Oh Elementary School present, it was.
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RESOLVED, to adopt the Solid Waste Management Plan of Doña Telesfora L. Ong Oh
Elementary School, Santiago District, Santiago, Agusan del Norte.
RESOLVED FURTHER; to furnish copies of this resolution of the School Solid Waste
Management Board (SWMP) through the Chairman Mr. Carlito M. Basco for their
information and guidance; and other concerned officers for their information and
appropriate action.
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED,
ADOPTED this 26th day of August, 2015.
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I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing resolution.
ATTESTED AND CERTIFIED

TO BE DULY ADOPTED:
CARLITO M. BASCO
School Principal
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ESWM TECHNICAL WORKING COMMITTEE
CARLITO M. BASCO YOLANDA L. AGUILLON HON. MERLY M. QUIAMAN

School Principal/ School Disaster Coor./ Brgy. Captain
School ESW Board Chairman School ETWC Chairman JHONNY M. GALBO
MENRO
SCHOOL FINANCE COMMITTEE SULPECIO T. DEDUMO

SGC Chairman/Vice Chairman-Com.On
FUNDING/LOGISTICS SUPPORT Environment & Nat. Resources
NORALYN D. SENIOREN
GPTA President/ BOD Member
PLANS & EDUCATION & LAW OPERATION HEALTH & SUPPORT

PROGRAMS ADVOCACY ENFORCEMENT SANITATION SERVICES
Kindergarten Grade VI
Teachers and Grade II PSG Officers All Male Grade IV and Teachers
Grade 1 Teachers & Grade III Teachers V Teachers Implementing
Teachers Teachers Teachers
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ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
SULPECIO T. DEDUMO
CARLITO M. BASCO SGC Chairman/Vice Chairman-Com.On
School Principal/Chairman Environment & Nat. Resources
CARLITA O. MARIANO NORALYN D. SENIOREN

LGU Representative GPTA President
EMELYN A. JOMOC RUBY A. BANDIOLA ELVIRA D. CUADERA JANILYN L. JAYOLA

Teachers’ Association 4Ps Coordinator/Member Feeding Coordinator/ Member HE Teacher/Member
President
ELWIN G. PANCHITO YOLANDA L. AGUILLON LORIE ANN L. SARSADILLAS

School Physical Facility Coor. School Disaster Coor. School Asst. GPP Coor
CORAZON M. ROSALES PATRICIA C. BAYAN JASMIN O. SACEDON

GSP Coordinator Clinic In Charge/Member Math Coordinator
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APRIL 16, 2018
SCHOOL MEMORANDUM
No. 33 s. 2016
CONDUCT OF SCHOOL – BASED TRAINING – WORKSHOP FOR ESWM
To: Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff
1. Pursuant to Deped Order No. 23, s.2015 re: Guidelines on Student – Led Watching and
Hazard Mapping, Doña Telesfora L. Ong Oh Elementary School is mandating all teaching
and non-teaching staff for full participation and attendance of the school – based
training workshop on June 16, 2017 at the E-Classroom.
2. Participants to this INSET are the Kindergarten to Grade 6 teachers and non-teaching
personnel in this school.
3. A registration fee of P200.00 shall be collected to each participants to cover expenses
for lunch/snacks and materials chargeable against ESWM subject to usual accounting
and auditing rules.
4. Immediate and wide dissemination of this memorandum is desired.
CARLITO M. BASCO
Principal II
Reference:
DepEd Order No. 23, s. 2015
To be indicated in the PERPETUAL INDEX under the following subjects
Guideline Awareness Waste Segregation
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TIME DAY 1 (MAY 24, 2017)

8:00 – 8:30 Opening Program
Leveling of Expectation
8:30 – 9:00
(Mrs. Evitha B. Villegas)
Definition and Purpose of Ecological Solid Waste Management
9:00 - 9:30
(Mr. Julito S. Cagande)
9:30 - 9:45 BREAK
Specific Roles and Tasks of Different Committees
9:45 – 12:00
(Mr. Johnny Galbo-MENO)
12:00 – 1:00 LUNCH
Actual Demonstration on Proper Waste Segregation
1:00 – 3:00
(Mr. Julito S. Cagande)
3:00 - 3:15 BREAK
Actual Demonstration on Proper Waste Segregation
3:15 – 5:00
(Mr. Johnny Galbo-MENRO)
Prepared By:
CARLITO M. BASCO
School Principal II
NOTED:
JULIA G. COSTAS
District In Charge
APPROVED:
ARSENIO T. CORNITES, Jr. CESO V

Schools Division Superintendent
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TRAINING DESIGN
I. TITLE
One – Day School-based Training-Workshop on ESWM
II. RATIONALE
In order to realize the commitment to provide safety and child-friendly school

for the school children, the school will conduct a One-day School-based Training-Workshop
on ESWM, for the school believe that through constant updating and reengineering of the
people in an organization will lead to continuous improvement.
III. OBJECTIVES
This training aims to:

1. train teachers, pupils and other personnel about Proper Waste Segregation; and
2. promote public awareness and encourage involvement in Ecological Solid Waste
Management.
IV. DESCRIPTION
The said school-based training is a one-day activity which is scheduled on June

16, 2017 at Doña Telesfora L. Ong Oh Eleemntary School, San Isidro, Santiago, Agusan del
Norte. The training expenses include the cost of materials needed for the training and for
the meals and snacks of the participants which is composed of 40 teachers, 1 facilitator and
9 PSG.
V. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS
1. Meals & Snacks (40 Teachers, 1 Facilitator & 9 PSG @ 200/pax) ………… Php 10, 000
VI. SOURCE OF FUNDS: ESWM Prize
Prepared By:
CARLITO M. BASCO
School Principal II
NOTED:
JULIA G. COSTAS
District In Charge
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Republic of the Philippines

Thank you and God bless.

CARLITO M. BASCO SULPECIO T. DEDUMO NORALYN D. SENIOREN

TERESA C. MALINAO EMELYN A. JOMOC CARLITA O. MARIANO

OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MAYOR

With the view of generating greater multi-sectoral interest and partnership in

Mabuhay tayong lahat!!

SGD. FRANKLIN D. LIM, D.D.M

The Philippines, dubbed as The Pearl of the Orient Seas, is generally

BRIEF SCHOOL PROFILE

Dona Telesfora L.Ong Oh Elementary School (DTES) is located

It has 12 standard classrooms, 1 E Classroom, 1 Mini stage, and 1

The Barangay officials and other stakeholders are the schools

MECHANICS ON THE SEARCH FOR BEST ESWM IMPLEMENTERS AMONG PUBLIC

I. Environmental – related Aspects of the School’s Policy

_____a. Issuance of Environmental Policy/ies of the school is existing through

II. ESWM School Operations and Presence of Environmental Programs

a) Waste Management Program

c.2 planted and maintained gardens

d) Maintained School Cleanliness

e) Environmental awards/recognitions received

III. Environmental-related Features of the School Curriculum

a. Integration of environmental themes into the curriculum

IV. Partnership and Linkages in Environment Programs/Projects

a. Local/National Government Agencies/Offices

National Laws and Policies Relevant to Environment Management

 DILG 96 – 119, June 27, 1996

OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY

BARANGAY ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN: Elmer P. Monteclaro - Punong Barangay

Members: Trinidad S. Tabugon - Barangay Kagawad

Geraldine S. Samoya - Youth Representative

Carlito M. Basco - DepEd Representative

Juanita M. Pellcano - Senior Citizen

Paulino M. Curato, Jr. - Sports Club

Sulpecio C. Moldez - Farmers

Daisy T. Gultiano - BHW

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 01 SERIES OF 2015

ORGANIZING THE BARANGAY ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

Whereas, Baranggay are opted to implement the Ecological Solid Waste

Whereas, Barangay shall be responsible in providing services related to general

Now therefore, I Elmer P. Monteclaro, Punong Barangay of San Isidro, Santiago,

Section 1: To organize the Barangay Ecological Solis Waste Management Committee.

Chairman: Elmer P. Monteclaro - Punong Barangay

Section 3. FUNCTIONS OF BARANGAY ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

a. Formulate Solid Waste Management Program Consistent with the

OFFICCE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY

Hon. Carlita O. Mariano - Barangay Kagawad

Hon. Paulino C. Curato, Jr. - Barangay Kagawad

Hon. Trinidad Tabugon - Barangay Kagawad

Hon. Renante Boiles - Barangay Kagawad

Hon. Martin Corporal - Barangay Kagawad

Hon. Nonoy Quiaman - Barangay Kagawad

Cherry Caitom - Barangay Secretary

RESOLUTION NO. 9 SERIES OF 2016

A RESOLUTION TO ADOPT MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 2 S. 1990 ENTITLED, “AN

APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY and ENACTED this September 8, 2016 by the members of

ADOPTED this 8th day of September, 2016.

HON. ELMER P. MONTECLARO

HON. CARLITA O. MARIANO HON. PAULINO C. CURATO, JR.

HON. TRINIDAD TABUGON HON. RENANTE S. BOILES

HON. MARTIN CORPORAL HON. NONOY Z. QUIAMAN

To establish and operates RA 9003 compliant facilities related with waste