By Dominic B. dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Laoag
City—Forty applicants from the schools
division of Ilocos Norte (SDOIN) hurdled the 2017 principal’s examination held
December 17, 2017 in San Fernando City, La Union.
Nationally, 20,563 applicants
took the exam with only 5,111 passers, with a national passing rate of 25.75%.
Senior education program specialist
for monitoring and evaluation Raymond Santos said the SDOIN approved 116
applicants. The division had a 34.48% passing rate.
Of the 40 passers, 24 are from
the elementary level and 16 from the secondary school.
Mr. Santos explained that to
pass the 2107 principal’s test, applicants should obtain at least 70% in each
of the three cluster domains.
The three clusters include: items
on school leadership, personal and professional attributes and interpersonal
effectiveness; instructional leadership and creating a student-centered
learning climate; and human resource management and professional development,
parent’s involvement and community partnership and school management and
operations.
The Certificate of Ratings
(COR) of the 40 passers are ready for distribution, he added.
In another development, Mr.
Santos also announced that 201 of the 329 applicants passed the alternative
learning system (ALS) accreditation and equivalency (A&E) test held at the
Ilocos Norte Agricultural College (INAC) in Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte on March 4,
2018.
He said eight passed in the
elementary and 193 passed in the secondary level.
With this, Mr. Santos said
the eight elementary passers can now enroll in grade 7.
As for the secondary passers,
he said they are now also eligible for admission in college and universities
subject to the school’s policies and requirements.
The
Ilocos Times learned that SDOIN
superintendent Vilma Eda has signed the ALS passers’ certification as
requirement to enroll in the junior high school, senior high school or even in college.
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