01/04/2026
STATE OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS 2025โ2026
San Rafael Technical Vocational High School
San Rafael Technical Vocational High School continues to deliver quality, inclusive, and learner-centered education, serving 808 learnersโclassified as a Large School.
Despite this, the school operates on a limited land area, resulting in classroom shortages, shifting schedules in Junior High School, and the need to hold major events like graduation in external venuesโthis year at San Felipe Elementary School (West).
Amid these challenges, the school continues to move forward.
๐ Learning Gains
Overall MPS: 56.63% (improving trend)
Struggling readers reduced from 7.65% to 0.87%
Independent numerates increased from 50.72% to 71.44%
๐ซ Facilities & Resources
โฑ1.83M MOOE efficiently utilized
Welding shop improved
5 classrooms repaired
16 CCTV cameras installed
46 laptops & 19 tablets acquired
๐ Future Solutions
Proposed 3-storey, 9-classroom building (FY 2027) through Cong. Doris โNanay Bingโ Maniquiz
Proposed Integrated School in Sto. Niรฑo to reduce congestion and restore regular class schedules
๐ฉโ๐ซ Teachers & Development
Continuous trainings, coaching, and LAC sessions
Multiple teacher promotions under the Expanded Career Progression Program
Active deployment school for practice teachers
๐ ๏ธ TVL Excellence
100% passing rate (21/21) in SMAW NC I
Strong industry partnerships for work immersion
๐ค Strong Stakeholder Support
SPTA led by Avril Navarro: vegetable planting project + drainage improvement
Active SSLG, YES-O, and BKD in promoting discipline and safety
Barangay SK support through supplies, trash bins, and electric fans
๐ Major Achievements
๐ฅ Best Reading Program Implementer 2025 (Large School)
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Most Outstanding Secondary Reading Teacher
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Most Outstanding School Head
๐ฅ CLRAA Boxing Gold Medalist (advancing to Palarong Pambansa)
๐ Track & Field qualifiers
๐ Back-to-back Street Dance Champions
๐ค RSPC Qualifier (News Writing)
๐ Mr. Ginoong San Felipe 2026
๐ฑ Division YES-O, SSLG, and BKD leaders
โ ๏ธ Challenges Addressed
23 dropout learners due to socio-economic factors
Interventions: home visits, counseling, and monitoring
๐ Way Forward
Eliminate non-readers and non-numerates
Strengthen inclusive education
Improve facilities and digital systems
Intensify teacher development
As a technical-vocational school, SRTVHS now fully focuses on the TVL curriculum, with the current Grade 10 as the final batch of the former STE program.
The journey continues.
With the support of our stakeholders, partners, and community, SRTVHS remains committed to shaping competent, skilled, and future-ready learners.
ERNESTO M. FOGATA
Principal I