OPINION | School-based management for basic education By Nepomuceno A. Malaluan READ:
The paper was presented at the 2022 BSP-UP Professorial Chair Lectures, an annual event hosted by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas in cooperation with the University of the Philippines , where UP Professorial Chairholders are invited to give a lecture on their written research.
Using insights from private sector approaches to close the strategy-to-performance gaps and from existing survey of literature of historical education reform eorts, she synthesizes her key execution recommendations as follows: 1.) Fully implement School-Based Management; 2.) Enforce transparency and accountability through regular, accurate, timely, and accessible performance data throughout the Department of Education hierarchy; and, 3.) Prioritize the BEDP outcomes, to start with quality.
In terms of decentralization of resources, the general appropriations identify the funds that may be either centrally or locally managed. Netting out P512.5 billion in Personnel Services , already corresponding to 76% of DepEd’s P676.1-billion 2023 budget leaves 19% for Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses , and 5% for Capital Outlay, to be managed either centrally or locally. Of P128.5 billion in MOOE, P30.
The first is to include quality in the targeting, monitoring, and evaluation of performance. If we look at the historical planning and monitoring parameters of DepEd, they are heavy on physical input targets, such as number of classrooms built, number of teachers covered by professional development programs, number of computer units provided, and so on.
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