By Mortz C. Ortigoza
SAN CARLOS CITY
– The aesthetic turned around of this City’s School Division Office (SDO) materialized because the superintendent declined to accept the S.O.Ps given by
contractors and suppliers who transacted with the SDO.
COZY EDIFICE - San Carlos City, Pangasinan School Division Office's Superintendent Sheila Marie D. Primicias gives instruction to her staff inside the swanky and cozy government building that she significantly improved eight months after her appointment. |
S.O.P is
Standard Operational Procedure known derisively as customary cut, says 20
percent, of the entire project given by the contractor or supplier to the
government official that interceded for their materialization.
This City’s SDO
Superintendent Dr. Sheila Marie D. Primicias cited the following reasons why
guests and spectators who dropped by at her office have been awed on the spruce
up features of the huge edifice:
A large P270,000
closed circuit television (CCTV) monitor with routers that are linked to the nook and cranny of the peripheries
of the division office, a powerful 500 megabits
per second (MBTS) wifi connection comparable to some call centers where
teaching from other schools in this city will be connected to another
government learning institution, huge arrays breathtaking laminated portraits
of national heroes and brass of the SDO at the first floor and ranges of
attractive carefully crafted cartoon overlays of herself
and her predecessors at the lobby of the second floor, clean and well
maintained comfort rooms, new copiers and printers, hand held radios for the guards and some
staff, and others.
These refreshing
sights from the once topsy turvy and messy office building and its peripheries happened because of
the spike of funds she juggled for the improvement and beautification of the
division office that houses roughly 120 personnel.
Arrays of carefully crafted cartoon laminated portraits of the incumbent SDO's Superintendent and her predecessors. |
“Sabihin
nating donation S.O.P ko. Imbis nasa contract pagawa ninyo bigay ninyo iyan,
hindi ako tatangap,” Primicias, who served here for only eight months,
stressed.
Dr. Primicias is
known to be a connoisseur of good taste where she was reputed to renovate and
embellish the offices that she served by allotting the limited funds allocated
to that offices.
One example was
when she was appointed as OIC Superintendent of Pangasinan-1 that oversees
10,000 to 12,000 teachers now. She left a legacy there where the office of the
SDO and the faรงade of the main building have been significantly renovated.
Primicias cited,
as quoted by the Division’s newsmagazine A Report, that the Wellness
Program, that includes the Zumba and the Medical and Dental Services, are good
outlets to alleviate the negative impacts of stress for her workers. She agreed
that the program awakens concerned individuals to a reality that negativities
only drag a person down to abysmal grief, uncertainty, and unconformity.
The use of the
Globodocs under her watch have been a specialized technology used in filing
documents, and this is highly applicable in the Division in order to have a
systematics way of filing records and documents.
Primicias said
that Pangasinan Governor Amado “Pogi” Espino, III granted a two storey training center at
the School Division Office (SDO) here. She cited that the edifice will serve as
the main hub of the Division when it comes to human resources development.
The SDO received
too a donations from Engineer Marcelo M. Casillang, Jr that composed of
facilities at the Central II Don Federico Mandapat Sports Dome, Central II
Library, Central 1 Amphitheater, and the Central I swimming pool.
“Pag nakita
mo sana ang pool bigay ng philanthropist
si Engineer Marcelo Casilang. Noong nakita niya iyong passion ko dinonate na
niya. Ginastosan niya ang pool P6 million. Olymphic size diyan sila nag R1AA,”
Primicias excitedly told Northern Watch Newspaper.
She brought the
officers and staff of the Division for an education tours in the Presidential
Palace and Congress in Manila.
“In spite of
the busy schedule of President Rodrigo Duterte, he made sure that the team for
San Carlos gets the best accommodation there is,” The A Report Magazine cited.
It stressed that
Director Emmanuel E. Daez, the Director of Assets and Management of the Office
of the President, Piluchi Ogabar of the Presidential Management Office, and
Commodore Julito “Joy” Casilan welcomed the SDO of San Carlos with open arms
bringing to them the felicitations of the president of the country.
With cameras to
document the tour, they scoured the Palace specifically the Presidential Museum
and Library, the Heroes Hall where President Rodrigo Duterte works, and the
Office of Executive Secretary.
At the House of
Representatives, the plenary session of the August Chamber momentarily paused
just to acknowledge and welcome the officials of the SDO of this City.
Primicias said that it was an honor for her staff to interact with Pangasinan 3rd
District Congresswoman Rosemarie “Baby” Arenas, Pangasinan 2nd
District Congresswoman Leopoldo Bataoil, Abono Party List Congressman Conrado
Estrella III, and Pangasinan 6th District Congresswoman Marlyn
Primicias Agabas.
The School Division Office of the Department of Education in the 86 villages' San Carlos City, Pangasinan. |
Carpio Bejar Katas ng pagbabago! Good job Madam and God Bless you!
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Ricardo Dasal
Ricardo Dasal Dapat talagang mag bago tayo!!!.....Ipag patuloy nyo po mam ang magandang ehemplo!!