School Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs)
School Programs, Projects and Activities (PPAs)
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School Improvement Plan (SIP) SY 2025-2028
Baras National High School (BNHS) has always been unwavering in its commitment and dedication to make practical, contextualized, and meaningful initiatives and innovations in propagating and promoting the right of every Filipino to quality, accessible, equitable, relevant and liberating basic education. The efforts and aspirations of the school run parallel to the nation's AmBisyon Natin 2040 which aims for a prosperous society where everyone enjoys long, healthy lives, is smart and innovative, and lives in a high-trust environment. By being a dynamic educational institution that contributes to nation building in the era of Bagong Pilipinas, the school laid the cornerstone of efficient, data-driven, and straight-forward governance to harness access, quality, equity, resilience and well-being—all benefitting its internal and external stakeholders. As the new cycle of the Enhanced School Improvement Planning (ESIP) phase is about to unfold, BNHS gears up to align its activities, projects, and initiatives in the Department of Education's Basic Education Five-Point Agenda to conscientiously and judiciously address the challenges in learning delivery specially in literacy and numeracy.
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Rural Farm School Program
The Gulayan sa Paaralan Program (GPP) was launched few years ago to promote the value of school gardening as contribution to the feeding program and raise awareness to have a locally grown vegetables and crops that will benefit the community. To further strengthen the implementation of the said program, the Rural Farm School Program has been launched at Baras National High School. This aims that students will not only gain theoretical knowledge but will also have the opportunity to put their learning into practice through practical experiences. Baras, Rizal is known as the Philippines' first organic town, this initiative fits in perfectly with the school’s commitment to have a sustainable and environment-friendly agricultural practices.
These programs were conceptualized through the aspiration of establishing a profitable school garden that will serve as a food basket and as the main source of nutritious and organic produce for the sustainable implementation of the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) for one hundred twenty (120) days. This will fight malnutrition among learners and making sure they get the right kind of food.
Qualifications
Currently, only one section of Grade 7 is included in this program. In the coming years, there will be one section per grade level that will be part of this program.
Special Program in Science
A specialized secondary curriculum aimed at enhancing students' skills and knowledge through additional advanced subjects. This program includes select students who are continuously being honed in the fields of Science, Mathematics, and Research.
Qualifications
Applicants must have a minimum grade of 85% in Mathematics, Science, and English. Additionally, their overall average should not be lower than 83%. Furthermore, there should be no grades below 80% in any subject for all four grading periods.
How to Apply?
If you are interested in this program, you may visit our school and look for Mrs. Rowena P. Gunay, SSC Coordinator.
Open High School Program
The Open High School Program is a program of the Department of Education that aims to provide opportunities for high school dropouts, out-of-school youths, and other learners to complete the Junior High School Program. It also helps reduce the number of students who are unable to finish their studies and increases their achievement rate through distance education.
Qualifications
Ages 12–16 (high school age);
Currently employed;
Married and with children they cannot leave behind;
Living too far from the school;
*Having difficulty attending school due to a disability; and
*Undergoing medical treatment.
*Applicants must first undergo evaluation and present certification proving the need for this type of support.
How to Apply?
If you are interested in this program, you may visit our school and look for Mrs. Emmalyn R. Urisantos, Open High School Program Coordinator, and bring the following requirements.
Report Card
Birth Certificate
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