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The building activities for the CY 2011 Basic Educational Facilities Funds (BEFF) is inching its way to completion as the JDE Construction, which won the bid for the construction of 2 storey 4 classroom school building is currently pouring concrete on the beams preparatory to the floor slab for the second floor. The physical facilities coordinator Edgardo V. Abanil and the DepED Engineer Sandy Simo,








made rounds on the project yesterday.

Meanwhile the other 2 storey 4 classroom school building at Gingoog City Comprehensive National High School, conducted by Reyrose Construction, is also on its way to completing the concrete columns. It has just complete the tie beams below ground level.

The 1 storey 1 classroom school buildings in Agay-ayan ES and Alfonso Ang Militante ES, are on its 95% accomplishment. Painting of the interior and exterior wallings and the electricals will finally complete the said school buildings.

These BEFF projects will hopefully address the classroom shortage in the Division of Gingoog City.

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