By Leo Udtohan
The project, which is a modified calamity resilience building funded by the DepEd's
Basic Education Facilities Fund through the Department of Public Works and Highways, funded at P57.2 million.
Lawyer Revsee Escobedo, DepEd's Undersecretary for Governance and Field Operations, in his video message, emphasized that DepEd is putting up structures that are ideal to the students’ learning environment ensuring that these spaces will allow young people to flourish and learn.
TCCES has a student population of 1,700.
Grades 4, 5 and 6 would occupy the new building.
One classroom has at least 35 students unlike before that most class advisers go beyond the ideal ratio of 45 students in one classroom to accommodate the growing number of students.
Mayor Jane Yap expressed her gratitude to the national government for its continuous support especially in its various projects and activities.
"We know that education has the power to transform lives. We have seen with our own eyes how the lives of many people have been transformed because of the knowledge, skills, and abilities they have acquired in school and this is what we want for the thousands of students of Tagbilaran City,"said Yap. "We want them to have the opportunity to improve themselves, for them to have a fighting chance to reach for their dreams... and for our students to envision themselves as successful members of society. Thus, we shall continue to provide our students with adequate classrooms and facilities, learning materials, and quality education," Yap said.
Also present during the event were Rep. Edgar Chatto, provincial Deputy Chief of Staff Anne Mariquit Oppus, City Division Supt. Dr. Erwin Lagura, Assistant Provincial Schools Division Supt. Casiana Caberte and barangay Poblacion 3 officials.
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Photo caption:
The Department of Education (DepEd) handed over a 24-classroom, four-story building to Tagbilaran City Central Elem. School on Thursday, Nov. 24, 2022. Leo Udtohan
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