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F.S. 1 Field Study Observation
DIGOS CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOL
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
SY: 2013 – 2014
SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL IV
ROGER A. MANAPOL

AUDITOR
ESPERIDONIA V. PEÑAS

P.T.A.
S.G.C.

Library
ALMA MIRALLES
SECONDARY SCHOOL HEAD TEACHER / DEPARTMENT HEADS
School clinic
JAPETH R. SENAJON
Administrative
OFFICER

Filipino
IGNACIA F. TRONDILLO
Social Studies
ROSARIO C. APERCHO

Science
JANELY A. PANTINOPLE

English
MARIA BASILIA G. FLORES
Guidance Coordinator
AMELIE T. BELLO
Security units
EUGENIO S. SARDIDO
CRISPIN T. PERALTA
ESPERIDION L. SOLATORIO
FILIPINO TEACHERS
S.S. TEACHERS
SCIENCE TEACHERS
ENGLISH TEACHERS TLE/TVE
GEMMA P. SALANGA
Values Educ.
ELIZABETH R. BUERON
Math
RENEDINA C. LABURADA Finance/Accounting unit MAPEH
MIRALITA S. CARILLO NEPTUNE L. TAMBILAWAN Supply & Property Unit Guidance Counselors
3rd year
MARIA LAYBA S. SAGIDLILI
2ND Year
CHONA A. LASIB
1ST Year
HOPE MARIE IMELDA A. BAJO
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