Conversion of Union High School to National HS

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Republic Act No. 8847: Conversion of Union High School to National HS

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Title Supreme Court: Conversion of Union High School to National HS

Law: Republic Act No. 8847

Decision Date: Aug 22, 2000

Union High School in San Lucas, Calabanga, is officially converted into Union National High School, with funding allocated for its establishment and ongoing operations.

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Transfer of Assets and Personnel

All personnel currently employed by Union High School are transferred to the newly established Union National High School.
Records, equipment, buildings, facilities, and other properties belonging to Union High School likewise transfer to the Union National High School.

Appropriation of Funds

The initial funding for the implementation of this conversion is to be charged against the current year's appropriations previously allotted to Calabanga National High School - Union High School Annex.
Subsequent operational and maintenance costs for the Union National High School shall be included in the annual General Appropriations Act.

Effectivity Clause

The Act takes effect immediately upon approval by the appropriate authorities.

Legislative Process and Approval

The Act originated in the House of Representatives and was passed by the House on March 27, 2000.
The Senate passed the Act on June 8, 2000.
It was approved by the President of the Philippines on August 22, 2000.

Key Legal Implications

Conversion to national high school status typically entails increased government funding and oversight.
Transfer of assets and personnel ensures continuity and avoids disruption in the school's operations.
Appropriation details provide a financial framework for sustaining the school post-conversion.

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