To check the status of all programs and activities included in Kananga National High School’s (KNHS) Annual Implementation Plan (AIP) for the school year 2025–2026 and to set new targets for the coming school year, Dr. Marivic Pajaron, Principal IV, spearheaded the AIP review this morning, December 17, 2025, at the multipurpose hall.
Participants in the evaluation of the programs included all master teachers, program proponents, the GPTA represented by President Frederick Cabaltera, and student representatives.
Dr. Pajaron scrutinized every program included in the AIP and asked the respective proponents about their commitment to continue the various activities aimed at improving the overall learning experience and aptitude of the students.
Katrina Jane Costillas, Master Teacher I and School-Based Management Coordinator, also provided input on the importance of the various school programs to ensure quality education is delivered to KNHS learners.
Dr. Pajaron is set to present the school’s latest AIP to the Leyte Division tomorrow.
The AIP is a crucial planning document used by schools under the Department of Education to strategize and implement their respective multi-year School Improvement Plan (SIP). I photos courtesy of Argielyn Lause, Mary Evon Bacloha, Heart Montemor, The Pipelines
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