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Reading Program Completion Report

The Completion Report outlines the implementation of a School-Based Reading Program at Minanga Elementary School aimed at improving reading proficiency for Key Stages 1 to 2 during the 2024-2025 school year. Key activities included regular assessments, learner recognition, and the development of contextualized reading materials, resulting in 85% of learners improving their reading levels. Challenges included budget constraints and scheduling conflicts, with recommendations for external partnerships and a fixed schedule for teacher sessions.

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Reading Program Completion Report

The Completion Report outlines the implementation of a School-Based Reading Program at Minanga Elementary School aimed at improving reading proficiency for Key Stages 1 to 2 during the 2024-2025 school year. Key activities included regular assessments, learner recognition, and the development of contextualized reading materials, resulting in 85% of learners improving their reading levels. Challenges included budget constraints and scheduling conflicts, with recommendations for external partnerships and a fixed schedule for teacher sessions.

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SAN PABLO DISTRICT

MINANGA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Completion Report
Reading Program Implementation
School Year: 2024–2025

I. Program Title: School-Based Reading Program

II. Program Description:


The School-Based Reading Program was designed to improve
reading proficiency and fluency among learners from Key Stages 1
to 2. It incorporated assessment-driven instruction, learner
engagement through recognition and competitions, teacher
capacity-building, and resource development aligned with the K to
12 Curriculum.

III. Objectives:
 To ensure effective implementation of reading projects across
grade levels.
 To conduct regular assessments and utilize results to design
interventions.
 To create a positive reading culture through recognition and
competitions.
 To develop and distribute contextualized reading materials.
 To enhance teacher competencies in reading instruction.

IV. Key Activities and Accomplishments:


Budge
Accomplishm Timeli t Persons
Key Area Objectives
ents ne Utilize Involved
d
Instructio Ensure Regular Year- ₱500.0 School
nal effective monitoring of round 0 Head,
Supervisi reading reading ELLN
on & project sessions Coordinat
Managem implementa across Key or,
ent tion Stages 1–2. Teachers
Conducted
progress
evaluations
per quarter.
Assessme Conduct 100% of Year- ₱1,000. ELLN
nt of pre-, mid-, learners round 00 Coordinat
Learning post- assessed. or,
assessment Results are Teachers
s (MCRLA, used to plan
RMA, PHIL- and
IRI) implement
targeted
interventions.
Improvement
seen in 80% of
struggling
readers.
Learner Promote Weekly and Year- ₱500.0 School
Well- fluency and monthly round 0 Head,
being confidence awards are ELLN
through consistently Coordinat
awards and given. or,
contests Successfully Teachers,
held Read-a- Learners
thon and
Math-a-thon
(school and
district levels).
Increased
learner
participation
and
motivation.
Learning Provide Developed and Sept– ₱1,000. ELLN
Resource contextualiz reproduced 25 Dec 00 Coordinat
Developm ed learning storybooks 2024 or,
ent materials and 8 Big Teachers
Books.
Materials
distributed
and used
during guided
reading
sessions.
Teacher Enhance Conducted 3 Year- ₱1,000. School
Support teacher LAC sessions, round 00 Head,
capability in 2 INSETs, and to ELLN
reading one "Best March Coordinat
program Reading 2025 or,
implementa Teacher" Teachers
tion recognition.
Increased
teacher
engagement
and
competence
noted.

V. Program Outcomes:
 Improved Reading Proficiency: Based on post-assessment
results, 85% of learners moved up to at least one level in
reading proficiency.
 Enhanced Teacher Performance: Increased teacher confidence
and effectiveness observed during class observations and post-
training evaluations.
 Positive Learning Environment: Weekly and monthly
recognitions created a more engaging and motivating
atmosphere.
 Resource Sufficiency: Availability of contextualized reading
materials enhanced the quality of reading sessions.

VI. Challenges Encountered:


 Limited budget for reproduction of additional reading materials.
 Scheduling conflicts for teacher LAC sessions due to
overlapping school activities.
 Inconsistent attendance during Read-a-thon due to weather
interruptions.

VII. Recommendations:
 Seek external partnerships for resource funding and support.
 Institutionalize LAC sessions with a fixed schedule.
 Coordinate closely with parents to support learner participation
in reading events.

Prepared by:

LIZA P. BALOLOY
School Reading Coordinator

Checked:

HAROLD S. TUMALIUAN
School Principal II

Noted by:

LIGAYA B. BAUTISTA, PhD


Public Schools District Supervisor

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