Title
Acceptance of transferees from accredited schools
Law
Decs Order No. 35, S. 1999
Decision Date
Apr 12, 1999
DECS Order No. 35 mandates that only students transferring from DECS-accredited Philippine schools abroad are accepted on equal terms in local schools, while those from non-recognized institutions must pass a validating examination for grade placement.
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Q&A (DECS ORDER NO. 35, S. 1999)

The order governs the acceptance and evaluation of transferees from DECS-accredited Philippine schools abroad for placement in appropriate grade or year levels in Philippine schools.

It authorizes public and private schools in the Philippines to evaluate the school records of transferees for grade/year level placement.

Only students transferring from Philippine schools abroad operating under DECS permit are accepted on equal terms.

They must take a validating examination administered by the National Educational Testing and Research Center (NETRC) for proper grade/year level placement.

NETRC administers the validating examination for transferees from non-DECS recognized Philippine schools abroad.

Yes, both public and private schools are authorized to evaluate transferees' school records based on this order.

It is the list of Philippine schools abroad operating under DECS permit from which transferees may be accepted on equal terms.

No, the student must first pass a validating examination administered by NETRC for placement.

Non-compliance would be a violation of DECS regulations regarding the recognition and acceptance of transferees, which may affect the student’s placement and admission.


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