TWO SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO RISE TODAY

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The Physical Facilities Coordinator for DepED Gingoog City and the DepED Engineer visited Agay-ayan Elementary School in West District 1 and Alfonso Ang Militante Elementary School in South District to supervise the lay-out of the one-classroom one-storey school buildings for both schools.





The project is under the Basic Education Facilities Fund, CY 2011 for Red and Black Schools. Thses two classrooms is part of the 10 Million Pesos BEFF allocation for CY 2011.

The other projects are the following:

1. Construction of 3-seater toilet in Pedro Maligmat ES, Daan Lungsod ES, Gingoog City Comp NHS and Mimbunga NHS.
2. Repair of 10 CL at Bal-ason ES
3. Procurement of School Furniture CY 2010 and 2011.
4. Construction of 2 storey 4 CL school buildings at Don Restituto Baol CS and Gingoog City Comp NHS.

The whole package of projects amounted to 10 Million Pesos.

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