1

I. CASELOAD STATISTICS

A. INVESTIGATION CASELOAD

TABLE 1. MATRIX ON INVESTIGATION

INVESTIGATIO REFERRALS REFERRALS ACTED ACTIVE at

N RECEIVED UPON THE END

2
 CARRY 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTA 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTA OF THE
OVER QT QT QT QT L QT QTR QT QTR L YEAR
2008 R R R R R R
PI 0 10 3 7 5 25 7 4 5 5 22 3
CPI 0 5 1 3 1 10 5 1 2 2 10 0
PP/EC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
I
CPPI 0 6 3 3 6 18 1 8 3 6 18 0
TOTA 0 21 7 13 12 53 13 13 10 13 50 3
L

Table 1 shows the over-all data on Investigation Referrals

received from the Courts, Board thru the Technical Service and other
Offices. The three (3) active investigation cases were received by the
office on December 16, 2011.

Figure 1

GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF
PROBATION INVESTIGATION RECEIVED VIS A VIS ACTED UPON
CY 2011

Figure 1 shows the total number of referrals received and

acted upon or submitted per quarter.

Figure 2
GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF
PROBATION INVESTIGATION DISPOSITION RATE
CY 2011

3
 Figure 2 shows our total referrals received and acted upon. The 3
referrals received on December 16, 2011 were not, however, reflected
considering that the cut-off date for investigation referrals is November
15 while the investigation acted upon is up to December 30. Our
Disposition Rate therefore will still register a 100%.

FORMULA : INVESTIGATION DISPOSITION RATE (%)

Acted Upon (January December 2009)

=
Disposition
Carry Over 2008 + Referrals Received up to November 15, 2009
Rate (%)

50
= 100%
0 + 50= 50

B. SUPERVISION CASELOAD

TABLE 2. MATRIX ON SUPERVISION CASELOAD

PS CPS PR CPRS TOTAL

Active Supervision
Cases Start of the : 30 1 35 0 66
Year
Referrals Received : 24 1 3 1 29
Total Cases : 54 2 38 1 95
Handled
Cases Dropped : 18 2 11 1 32
Active Supervision
Cases End of the : 36 0 27 0 63
Year

The table shows that this office handled 95 clients (56

probationers & 39 parolees) but since most of these clients end of
supervision period were due in 2011, 32 clients (20 probationers & 12
parolees) were dropped from the active list of supervision. For EOY
2011, there are a total of 63 active supervision clients; 36 probationers
and 27 parolees.

Figure 3

GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF
TOTAL ACTIVE SUPERVISION

4
 ACCORDING TO SEX DISAGGREGATED PROFILE OF CLIENTS

The figure 3 shows that out of 36 clients; 36 probationers and 27

parolees, 8 are females who are all probationers.

5
II. PERFORMANCE BY STRATEGIC PATHWAYS

A. BUILD THE IMAGE

1. INFORMATION DISSEMINATION

TABLE 3. MATRIX ON THE INFORMATION DISSEMINATION CONDUCTED

DATE VENUE NUMBER OF NUMBER OF NUMBE
PARTICIPANT PERSONNEL R OF
S VPAS
Jan 17 Mabulitec, Malasiqui 13 1 0
Jan 17 Apaya, Malasiqui 67 1 0
Jan 18 Don Pedro, Malasiqui 12 1 0
Jan 21 Amacalan, Malasiqui 20 1 0

6
 Feb 04 Tandoc, San Carlos 14 1 3
City
Mar 10 Pangoloan, San Carlos 8 1 2
City
April 27 Agno Valley College, 49 2 2
Mal.
May 19 Palapar Norte, 21 1 0
Malasiqui
June 2 Bical Norte, 11 1 1
Bayambang
Aug 04 M. Soriano, San Carlos 29 2 1
City
Sept 15 Calobaoan, San Carlos 11 2 1
City
Sept 20 Alacan, Malasiqui 10 2 1
Sept 16 Tambac, Malasiqui 20 2 0
Sept 26 Gomez, Malasiqui 15 2 0
Oct 21 Reynado, Malasiqui 10 2 0
Oct 26 BJMP, San Carlos City 15 3 0
Dec 01 Osmena, Basista 20 2 1
TOTAL 17 venues 345

Table 3 shows that this office was able to conduct 17 Formal

Information Drives within our jurisdiction. Please take note, however,
that the 49 participants on April 27 at Agno Valley College, Malasiqui
are purely Barangay Captains and DILG/Municipal personnel of
Malasiqui while the 15 participants on October 26 at BJMP, San Carlos
City are all inmates or detainees. The rest (281 participants) are
barangay officials and members of the community.

2. USE OF MASS MEDIA

This office was able to tap ABS-CBN Northern Luzon Channel

32 last July 20, 2011 during the PPA-DOJs 35th Anniversary Celebration
which was highlighted by this Office COOKFEST 2011. The coverage
done by Field Reporter Nica Tominez was featured four times on the
following TV Programs of Channel 32, to wit:

1. July 20 @ TV Patrol Northern Luzon

2. July 21 @ Gandang Umaga Kapamilya
3. July 21 @ TV Patrol Northern Luzon
4. August 6 @ Bayan Ni Juan

3. REGIONAL NEWSLETTER

Considering that each office has an Article Contributor and for

which the relevant office activities are obliged to be published on a
Quarterly publication of the Regional Newsletter Timon, this office was
able to feature the following topics:

1. San Carlos City and Dagupan City PPOs Host the 1 st

Management Conference (MANCON) of Pangasinan Cluster
2. SCC Volunteer Probation Aide Association Takes the First Step
in Forming a Cooperative

7
 3. Cook Fest 2011: SCCPPOs Way of Celebrating PPA-DOJs 35 th
Anniversary
4. Crime Prevention Month Celebrated by SCCPPO thru a Tree
Planting Activity

4. INTER-AGENCY COORDINATION/COURTESY CALL

On March 16, 2011, the SCCPPO personnel conducted a

courtesy call/dialogue with the Executive Assistant of the Honorable
Mayor Ricardo Camacho of Bayambang regarding job placement of our
two (2) parolees (Renand Salvio and Jerick Palaming) at the newly open
Bayambang Royal Mall. All the necessary requirements were discussed
as well as the conditions of the clients. The clients were, however,
notified that they failed on the age requirement.

B. PROGRAM SUSTAINABILITY AND IMPROVEMENT PATHWAY

B.1 THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY

TABLE 4. MATRIX ON TC CLIENTS INVOLVEMENT VIS A VIS

FAMILY INVOLVED & TC TRAINED VPAS

Clients 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Participation QTR QTR QTR QTR
Probationers 37 37 32 41
Parolees 25 21 22 22
Family 10 14 8 50
Involved
TC Trained 5 5 5 8
VPAs

The table above shows the involvement of clients in the TC

Program/Activities vis a vis the number of clients families involved and
the TC-Trained VPAs every quarter of 2011. The dramatic soar in
number of families involved happened during the Christmas Get-
Together 2011. Considering that there are two (2) TC Families; the
Matikas and Matapat TC Families, this office also has two (2) Family
Support Groups.

TABLE 5. MATRIX ON THE TREATMENT CATEGORIES OF TC

Treatment 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL

Categories Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
Behavioral 31 33 22 25 111
Manageme
nt
Emotional/ 9 12 5 7 33
Psychologi

8
cal
Intellectual 6 6 8 6 26
/
Spiritual
Vocational/ 1 1 2 1 5
Survival

The table shows that each treatment category was present every
quarter which is a manifestation that all the lifes aspect of clients are
taken into consideration and given importance.

Figure 4

GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF
TREATMENT CATEGORIES OF TC
CY 2011

Figure 4 shows that Behavioral Management took great

strides among all other TC Treatment Categories because of our belief
that before any other learning will be assimilated, a gradual change in
behavior should first take place.

B.2 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

TABLE 6. MATRIX ON RJ PROCESSES UTILIZED VIS A VIS

THE NUMBER OF CLIENTS

RJ 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL

PROCESS Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
Conferenci 8 2 2 3 15
ng
Mediation 0 1 0 2 3
Circle of 0 0 0 0 0
Support

9
 Table 6 shows that this office has utilized only two (2) RJ
Processes. The RJ Processes used were, however, said to be conducted
in a very subtle manner where it yielded positive results even right
after the conferencing and mediation were conducted.

B.3 VOLUNTEER PROBATION AIDE AGENDA

TABLE 7. MATRIX ON VPAs RECRUITED VIS A VIS APPOINTED

VPAS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL
Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
Recruited 8 3 6 3 20
Appointed 2 3 8 0 13

Table 6 shows that the recruitment of VPAs has always been

continuous although it has diminished on the later of each semester.
Out of the 20 recruited VPAs, 6 are females, while on the 13 appointed
VPAs, 4 are females.

TABLE 8. MATRIX ON VPAs as DIRECT SUPERVISOR VIS A VIS

RESOURCE INDIVIDUAL

VPAS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
Direct 31 32 37 42
Superviso
r
Resource 3 3 3 5
Individual

Table 8 shows that out of 60 Active VPAs of this office, 42 are

Direct Supervisors and 4 of them (Direct Supervisors) also served as
Resource Individuals, 5 are presently classified Resource Individuals
while the remaining 13 serve as co-facilitators during clients activities.

TABLE 9. MATRIX ON VPAs TRAININGS/SEMINARS/MEETINGS

TRAININGS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th

Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
TC 0 0 0 2
RJ 0 0 0 0
VOLUNTEERIS 28 0 41 40
M
GAD 14 0 0 0
OTHER 20 24 12 40
TRAININGS
MEETINGS/ 6 5 4 0
CONFERENCE
S

10
 The figures in Table 9 shows the number VPAs in attendance to
the different trainings/seminars/meetings during each quarter.

C. RATIONALIZE AGENCY STRUCTURE AND SYSTEM

- PRAISE

Every office personnel have his duties/functions to perform in

accordance with the Mission and Vision of the Agency. To be given
recognition, however, on the kind of performance done is truly an
achievement which serves as an additional motivation for the
personnel to perform better.

In 2011, this office received awards on the following categories:

Best TC Implementer - 2nd Place

Best RJ Process Implementer - 2nd Place
Best Field Officer - 1st Place

D. DEVELOP INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITY

- Use of Electronic System

The developed system on Internet Access in Region I by the

leadership of RD Bornas has been a great help in this office for a faster
access not only on global information but also in the transmission and
arrival of all communications. In fact, the applications and some
necessary changes on the data of personnel to some government
agencies like GSIS, and an easier access to banking matters have
already been performed thru the internet system.
E. STRENGTHEN FUNDING SUPPORT

TABLE 10. MATRIX ON COMMUNITY RESOURCE ASSISTANCE

RECEIVED
VIS A VIS THE SPONSORED ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL

S Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
TC 6,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 21,000
VPA 6,500 15,500 9,500 2,500 34,000
RJ 6,500 0 6,500 10,000 23,000
GAD 3,000 0 16,500 5,000 24,500
OTHERS 7,000 10,000 4,000 61,208 82,208
TOTAL 29,000 27,500 31,500 73,708 184,70
8

11
 Table 10 shows that there was a sudden soar of Assistance
Received on the 4th Quarter due to the celebration of Clients Christmas
Get-Together last December, an opportune time for gift-giving.

Figure 5

GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF
ASSISTANCE RECEIVED FROM THE COMMUNITY RESOURCE LINKAGED
CY 2011

TABLE 11. MATRIX ON COMMUNITY RESOURCE LINKAGES

CRL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL

Quarter Quarter Quarter Quarter
GOs 11 10 10 13 44
NGOs 4 0 0 5 9
INDIVIDUA 7 5 25 30 67
L

Table 11 shows that the highest community resources are

Individuals with 67, followed by the GOs with 44 and the NGOs with 9.

F. ENHANCE PERSONNEL CAPABILITY

TABLE 12. MATRIX ON TRAININGS ATTENDED BY PERSONNEL

Trainings Date No. Venue Conductin Expenses/Sour

of g Agency ce
Pax Agenc Other
y s
1. Job-
Related IQPR 03.17.11 3 Rosales PPA-R1
a. For Sub- Preparation PPO
ordinate
personn
el TC 05.15- 1 Baguio PPA-CO
b. 3rd Level Enhanceme 20.11 City
Training nt
2. Gender & 1.Male 12.15.11 3 PPA-R! PPA-R1

12
 Develop Sexuality
ment 2. Pre-Educ 05.13.11 3 OSCA, SCCPPO
Membershi SCCP
p
Sem. on 03.11.11 3 OSCA, SCCPPO
Coop SCCP
3. Sem. On
Womens
Right
3. Skills 1.Lantern 10.14.11 .3 OSCA, SCCPPO
Training Making SCCP
2Maja- 09.09.11 3 OSCA, SCCPPO
Blanca SCCP
Preparation 05.18.11 3 Senior SCCPPO
3. Banana Citizens,
Catsup- Bymbng
Making
4. Wellness 1.Luzon Sept 6-8 2 Subic, PPA-R1
Program Inter-Sports Olongapo
Fest 08.12.11 3 OSCA, SCCPPO
2.Sem. on SCCP
Lung 08.17.11 3 Senior SCCPPO
Cancer Citizens,
3. Sem. On Bymbng
PTB 09.09.11 3 OSCA, SCCPPO
& 3 SCCP/BDH SCCPPO
4.Sem. on 09.21.11 3 OSCA, SCCPPO
Liver 04.08.11 SCCP

Cancer
5.Sem. on
Herbal 3 OSCA, SCCPPO
Meds 04.29.11 SCCP

Approved
by DOH
6. Sem. On
Measles
5. Trimestra Manageme 10.12.11 3 Rosales, PPA-R1
l nt & Pang.
Conferen Conference 3 OSCA,SCCP PPA-R1
ce s 04.07.11 3 SCCPPO SCCPPO
12.28.11
Staff 12.12.11
Meetings 11.09.11
10.03.11
09.30.11
09.05.11
08.05.11
07.11.11
06.22.11
05.11.11
04.27.11
03.04.11
02.18.11
01.28.11
6. Other Sem. On 11.11.11 3 OSCA,SCC SCCPPO
Trainings Drug Abuse P
Prevention
& Control

G. BENCHMARK BEST PRACTICES

1. VOLUNTEERS COMRADESHIP

The successful implementation of the Agencys programs was

13
 believed to be not dependent solely on the major stakeholders the
Top Management & the Officers. The VPAs indeed had a great role or
a tender touch not only in the supervision of clients but also in
tapping the Community Resources not only for their clients but for
the welfare of the Office. Such behavior or their passion to help was
definitely dependent on the kind of relationship that has been built
or established among them and the way they were supported &
given importance by the stakeholders.

2. CLIENTS P.E.R.F. (Panempey-Eras Revolving Fund) CLIENTS

SELF-HELP ASSOCIATION LOANING PROGRAM

The Panempey Eras in the acronym P.E.R.F. is a Pangasinan

word meaning Pantawid-gutom. The clients are encouraged to
share P20 during their monthly reporting but they were only allowed
to borrow a maximum of P300, payable within 2 months. This on-
going project of the clients started way back 2009 and now has 44
members. As of the end of 2011, the project has benefitted 14
clients and has P3,920 as their revolving fund.

PROGRAM SUPPORT

A. PPA 35TH ANNIVERSARY

In celebration of the PPA-DOJs 35th Anniversary, the

following activities were undertaken by this Office, These are:

The SPIRITUAL UPLIFTMENT/ FELLOWSHIP conducted by VPA

Pastor Carlos de Vera at the Office of the Senior Citizens Affair,
San Carlos City as part of the Kick-off of the PPA Anniversary.

The COOK FEST 2011 which showcased the cooking talents of the
clients. This was done by group where each group was given the

14
 chance to prepare a low-cost dish/menu but was also said to be
nutritious. The prizes for the winners were sponsored by the
Officers and VPA Association. The jurors of the contest were from
ALS, Dep Ed (Mrs. Violeta Cayabyab), Public Attorneys Office
(Atty. Frederick de Vera) & Barangay Pagal, San Carlos City (Hon.
Brgy. Captain Elvira de Guzman). The entire event was covered
by the ABS-CBN Northern Luzon Channel 32.

The COMMUNITY WORK SERVICE was held in the afternoon of July

20, 2011 at the Barangay Nursery of Brgy. Pagal, San Carlos City.

B. CRIME PREVENTION MONTH (SEPTEMBER)

The Crime Prevention Month was celebrated by this office

by conducting a Tree Planting Activity at the SCCPPO Mini-Tree Farm
located at the vicinity of Bayambang District Hospital. The
assistance of the Department of Agriculture Bayambang was tapped
a month before the activity where they provided 64 palm nut
saplings planted on September 21, 2011. This kind of plant was not
only intended for the beautification of the place but for its strange
ability to produce oxygen 24/7, thus helping patients in their fast
recovery. The activity was participated by 17 probationers, 7
parolees and 1 petitioner.

C. NATIONAL CORRECTIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS WEEK (OCTOBER)

For the NACOCO week celebration, this office conducted a

Family Day where the clients had the time to relax while their
families also had the chance to enjoy the presence of their loved
ones--the clients. This activity was held at the Senior Citizens Office,
Bayambang on October 19, 2011 and was attended by the 22
members of the Matapat TC Family (16 probationers and 6 parolees)
and their families.

The personnel of SCCPPO likewise conducted a jail visit and

information drive at BJMP, San Carlos City on October 26, 2011. This
benefitted 15 inmates/detainees.

D. DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH (NOVEMBER)

15
 In line with this celebration, this office invited a Resource
Speaker from the City Planning Office wherein the lecture was
focused on strengthening family relationship. This idea stemmed
from the reality that family, being the first environment of an
individual, plays a very vital role in ones upbringing. Thus, will also
play the greatest role in the drug abuse prevention and control. This
activity was conducted at the Office of the Senior Citizens Office,
San Carlos City on November 11, 2012 and participated by 15
probationers and 11 parolees.

Prepared by:

ROWENA DC. ORDOA

Probation and Parole Officer II

Noted by:

HERCULES N. TANDOC
Chief Probation and Parole Officer

16
THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY

17
OTHER REHAB ACTIVITIES

18
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE:

19
List of Clients who have undergone the RJ Process:

1St Quarter
1. PS Merlita Sarmiento - Conferencing - 01.21.11
2. PS Merlita Sarmiento -do- - 02.09.11
3. PI Armando Talinio -do- - 01.12.11
4. PI Modesto Talinio -do- - 01.12.11
5. PI Tito Talinio -do- - 01.12.11
6. PI Edwin Talinio -do- - 01.12.11
7. PI Anastacia Perreras -do- - 01.18.11
8. PI Anastacia Perreras -do- - 03.03.11

2nd Quarter

1. PR Antonio Amor - Conferencing - 04.14.11

2. CPI Domingo Dolores -Conferencing/ - 06.02.11
Mediation
3rd Quarter

3. PI Gerardo Castro - Conferencing - 08.04.11

4. PS John Paul Amansec -do- - 09.22.11

4th Quarter

1. PI Marvin Espinoza - Conferencing/ - 12.08.11

Mediation
2. PS Richard Bataan -do- - 12.12.11
3. PS-Aaron Sarmiento -do- - 12.07.11

20
VOLUNTEERISM

List of VPAs Recruited:

1st 1. Ptr. Carlos de Vera 01.05.11
Quarter: 2. Mr. Toribio Erestingcol 01.05.11
3. Ms. Lorna Caguioa 01.05.11
4. Mrs. Juanita dela Cruz 02.01.11
5. Mr. Teddy Fernandez 02.01.11
6. Mr. Roderick Ramos 03.01.11
7. Mr. Conrado Soriano 03.24.11
8. Mr. Hilario Centeno 03.24.11
2nd 1. Mr. Emmanuel Serafica 05.24.11
Quarter: 2. Mr. Fernando Patayan 05.24.11
3. Mrs. Ojeda Mamaril 05.27.11
3rd 1. Ms. Wilma Vinoya 07.12.11
Quarter: 2. Mr. Domingo Honrado 07.12.11
3. Mr. Eduardo Caguioa 09.29.11
4. Mr. Arnold Saygo 09.29.11
5. Mr. Jorge Macabulos 09.29.11
6. Ms. Lanie Grico 09.29.11
4th 1. Mr. Noel Menor 10.24.11
Quarter: 2. Mr. Joselito Sabangan 10.27.11
3. Mrs. Luzviminda Paningbatan 11.11.11

List of VPAs Appointed:

1st Quarter 1. Mrs. Felicidad de Guzman 01.11.11
2. Mr. Orlando Sapira 01.11.11
nd
2 Quarter 1. Mr. Emmanuel Serafica 06.21.11
2. Mr. Fernando Patayan 06.21.11
3. Ms. Ojeda Mamaril 06.21.11
rd
3 Quarter 1. Ptr. Carlos de Vera 07.01.11
2. Mrs. Juanita dela Cruz 07.01.11
3. Mr. Teddy Fernandez 07.01.11
4. Mr. Toribio Erestingcol 07.01.11
5. Ms. Lorna CAguioa 07.01.11
6. Mr. Roderick Ramos 07.01.11
7. Mr. Conrado Soriano 07.01.11
8. Mr. Hilario Centeno 07.01.11

4th Quarter None

21
LIST OF COMMUNITY RESOURCE LINKAGES:

GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS:

1. City Mayors Office, San Carlos City

2. City Social Welfare Office, SCCP
3. Vice Mayors Office, San Carlos City
4. City Cooperative, San Carlos City
5. City Municipal Planning Office, SCCP
6. Mayors Office, Bayambang
7. Vice Mayors Office, Bayambang
8. Sangguniang Bayan Office, Bayambang
9. Department of Agriculture, Bayambang
10. Municipal Welfare Office, Bayambang
11. Bayambang District Hospital
12. RHU Bayambang
13. Mayors Office, Malasiqui
14. Vice Mayors Office, Malasiqui
15. Mayors Office, Urbiztondo
16. Vice Mayors Office, Urbiztondo
17. Sangguniang Bayan Office, Urbiztondo
18. Brgy. Magtaking Council, San Carlos City
19. Brgy. Pagal Council, San Carlos City
20. Public Attorneys Office, San Carlos City
21. Central I Elementary School, San Carlos City
22. Department of Education, SCCP
23. ALS, San Carlos City
24. Brgy. Doyong Council, San Carlos City
25. Brgy. Naguilayan Council, San Carlos City
26. Brgy. Balayong Council, San Carlos City

NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS:

1. Nastasha Dagupan
2. SCCPPO VPA Association
3. Funeraria Padlan
4. Marigold Dagupan
5. Federation of Senior Citizens, Bayambang
6. Federation of Senior Citizens, SCCP
7. Basista Christian Brethren Church
8. Balaybuaya Christian Brethren Church
9. One Christian Ministry

22
INDIVIDUALS:

1. Atty. Glee-ce Macaranas 36. VPA Lea Obsid

2. Atty. Frederick de Vera 37. Engr. Eddie Ordona
3. Atty. Alejandra Paningbatan 38. Ms. Aileen delos Reyes
4. Atty. Purissa Reyes 39. Mr. Domingo Dolores
5. Ms. Yolanda Basa 40. VPA Merly Posadas
6. Dr. Nicolas Miguel 41. VPA Myrna Posadas
7. Dr. Edwin Ferrer 42. Mr. Danilo Belmonte
8. Brgy. Capt. Elvira de Guzman 43. VPA Marites Mendoza
9. Brgy. Capt. Luis Jutie 44. City Adm. Asst. Malou Reyes
10. Brgy. Capt. Loreto Tamayo 45. VPA Eloisa Frias
11. Brgy. Capt. Lorenzo Cruz 46. VPA Lilia Bulaon
12. Brgy. Capt. Conrado 47. VPA Salvador Bulatao
Garcia 48. Ms. Lorna Manaois
13. Brgy. Capt. Jun Cruz 49. Mr. Ernesto Peralta
14. Brgy. Capt. Felipe 50. Ms. Irene Ventura
Pamintuan 51. Ms. Imelda Caridad
15. Ptr. Garry Doldol 52. Mr. Renato Flores
16. Ptr. Bernie Flores 53. Mrs. Vilma Catchillar
17. Ptr. Carlos de Vera 54. Ms. Melanie Boquiren
18. RN Glenna Caldona 55. RN Rose Ann Arenas
19. RN Rowena Paragas 56. Mayor Ricardo Camacho
20. RN Jerry Carl Giron 57. Mayor Ernesto Balolong
21. RN Myrna Payumo 58. Mayor Julier Resuello
22. RN Grace Abiang 59. Mayor Armando Domantay
23. School Prin. Gertrudes 60. Vice Mayor Noel Geslani
Marcellano 61. Vice Mayor Haidee Soriano
24. Ms. Arlaine de Vera 62. Vice Mayor Joseres Resuello
25. Dr. Guido Tiong 63. Vice Mayor Mylvin Junio
26. Mr. Sonny Cancino 64. VPA Lolita Garcia
27. Mr. Harris delos Santos 65. VPA Laudemer Erguiza
28. Ms. Alicia Perez 66. VPA Ojeda Mamaril
29. VPA Delma Palisoc
30. VPA Mhelody Cruz
31. VPA Jaime dela Cruz
32. VPA Luzviminda
Fernandez
33. VPA Luzviminda
Paningbatan
34. VPA Tito Catambing
35. VPA Corsenia CAranto

PPAS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

23
VOCATIONAL SKILLS TRAININGS

24
PRAISE

25