Revisiting Deped Order NO. 83, S. 2012
Revisiting Deped Order NO. 83, S. 2012
Revisiting Deped Order NO. 83, S. 2012
SCHOOL-
CENTERED ACCESs ( A Child-and
Community-centered
Education Systems
Understanding SBM
through ACCESs
RATIONALE
To better highlight the children/
learner as the center of SBM
practice
To encompass the diverse realities of
learning contexts defined and
uniquely occurring within specific
geographic, social, cultural,
economic, political and
environmental make-up of the
contemporary society;
To enhance commitment of
education stakeholders at all
levels to their responsibilities
and accountabilities in
realizing the education
outcomes for children;
To further promote
shared governance
between the school
and community;
To integrate
accreditation into
SBM for a seamless
assessment of a
school system
To improve the school
system’s capacity to be on
track in achieving the
EFA/MDG and sustain good
performance.
The Revised SBM
Framework
Curriculum and
Leadership and
Learning (K to
Governance VMG
12)
Functio
nally-
Literate
Citizen
Accountability
Resource and Continuous
Management Improvement
BESRA Thrusts
NCBTS, ECE, ALS, Etc.
Sh a r ed V / M Acco u n t a b ilit y
S
U Cen t r a l LGU s D
E
P Re gion a l NGOs M
P Div is ion P r iv a t e A
L Dist r ict Sect or N
D
Y Com m u n it y
Gen d er a n d cu lt u r a l
Accessib le
sen sit iv it y
Dev el op m en t a p p r o p r ia t e En v ir o n m en t a lly Sa fe
CHILD ( LEA R N ER ) -
CEN TER ED
Lea r n in g-o r ien t ed a n d Lea r n er -
fo cu sed
ACCESs Framework
Features of ACCESs
Child(Learner)- Community-
Centered Centered
• Learning-focused • Shared vision &
• Developmental-stage mission
appropriate • Shared decision-
• Gender- & culture- making & governance
sensitive • Collaboration
• Environmentally
• Community
(physical, emotional,
psychosocial) safe ownership
• Autonomy,
• Accountability
• Transparency
ACCESs: A Community- and Child (Learner)-Centered Education System (June
Features of ACCESs
Child (Learner)-Centered
• Accessible regardless of
gender, race, culture, social
& economic status
Autonomous
(Re-accredited Status)
Level III
Accredited
(initial accreditation)
Advanced (Accredited)
Candidate Status
Level II
(Developing)
Level I
(Beginning)
Levels of Practice
K to 12
Curriculu
m
Strategies
PASB
E
The Revised SBM Assessment Process
SBM Assessment is
conducted by the school
to determine the depth of
its SBM practice alongside
the principles of ACCESs.
BASIC STEPS IN THE ASSESSMENT
PROCESS
Closure or
Team Discussion of
exit
Organization documents
conference
Conduct
Area Report
process
Selection Writing
validation
Pre-
Assessment
assessment END
Proper
meeting
The Validation Procedure : DOD
Systems -oriented
Principle-guided
Evidence-based
Learner-centered
Process-focused
CHARACTERISTICS AND FEATURES OF
THE RSBM AT
Non-prescriptive
User-friendly
Collaborative in
approach
Results/outcomes
focused
Percentage Weights of the 4
ACCESs Principles
Level I: DEVELOPING –
Developing structures and
mechanisms with acceptable
level and extent of
community participation and
impact on learning outcomes
Description of SBM Levels
of Practice