Title
Implementation of Special Science Curriculum
Law
Decs Memorandum No. 128
Decision Date
May 7, 1993
The Department of Science and Technology, in collaboration with the Bureau of Secondary Education, is launching a Special Science Curriculum in 110 science and technology-oriented high schools starting SY 1993-1994, providing additional resources and evaluation tests for incoming first-year students.
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Questions (DECS MEMORANDUM NO. 128)

The Science Education Institute of the Department of Science and Technology (SEI-DOST) and the Bureau of Secondary Education of the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (BSE-DECS) are the agencies involved.

The Special Science Curriculum was scheduled to begin implementation in the First Year Level starting School Year 1993-1994.

There were 110 S and T Oriented High Schools included in the network.

SEI-DOST was to provide additional/enrichment materials for Science and Technology I and Mathematics I-S, as well as a textbook for Earth Science.

The evaluation test was to determine which incoming first year students would be included in the special science classes.

They were requested to extend full support and cooperation to facilitate coordination and successful implementation of the Special Science Curriculum.

Yes, the memorandum states that the lists of the 110 S and T Oriented High Schools and the Special Science Curriculum were attached and available at the Office of the National Administrative Register (ONAR), U.P. Law Center.

Immediate dissemination ensures that all concerned parties are promptly informed to begin preparations and cooperation for the curriculum implementation.

The Bureau of Secondary Education falls under the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS).

The Memorandum was officially adopted on May 7, 1993.


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