QuestionsQuestions (Republic Act No. 1925)
RA No. 1925 converts the Barotac Nuevo High School in Iloilo into a National School of Fisheries to be known as the Central Iloilo National School of Fisheries, and appropriates funds for its conversion and operation.
The Barotac Nuevo High School situated in the Municipality of Barotac Nuevo, Province of Iloilo.
It is converted into a national fishery school to be known as the Central Iloilo National School of Fisheries.
The Principal is the administrative officer of the school under the direct superintendence of the Superintendent of the nearest regional agricultural school.
The Central Iloilo National School of Fisheries is placed under the direct superintendence of the Superintendent of the nearest regional agricultural school.
The Secretary of Education is empowered to reorganize the courses of instruction in the school.
They must gear fully the natural resources of the region served by the school to the economic development of the country, consistent with secondary vocational instruction but with emphasis on fishery.
Yes. It must be consistent with secondary vocational instruction, with emphasis on fishery.
Three hundred thousand pesos (₱300,000) is appropriated for conversion of the school, its operation and maintenance, purchase of site, adequate and suitable site for fish culture, and necessary equipment and buildings.
Thereafter, the necessary amount for operation of the school shall be included in the annual General Appropriation Act.
Conversion; operation and maintenance; purchase of site; site suitable for fish culture; and necessary equipment and buildings.
The Act shall take effect upon its approval.
The Act itself states the school shall be known as 'Central Iloilo National School of Fisheries.'
The Secretary of Education.
Both must be satisfied: the instruction should remain within the level/framework of secondary vocational instruction while directing course content toward fishery and the region’s natural resources for economic development.