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Project Light: Ensuring 24/7 Security INRSF COMPENDIUM

As part of the lighting project of the Office of the
Hon. Congressman Ferdinand Alexander “Sandro” A.
Marcos,
INRSF received 8 units of solar panels strategically
installed around the junior high school campus
through the five (5) Barangay Chairmen of Metro La
Paz and the officers of the School Governance
Council.
Project Light is one among the projects outlined in
the school’s Annual Implementation Plan which seeks
to brighten every corner of the school to discourage

intruders from entering the compound particularly at
night. It is a part of the 24/7 security program of the
school. The area where the JHS buildings are generally
located is now beaming with light.

MAINTAINING SCHOOL FACILITIES
FOR BETTER LEARNING

The primary output of the school is
the repair of classrooms, with the
performance indicator being the
completion of repair activities. The 2024
physical targets include repairing the

leaking roofs of five classrooms, repairing
the ceilings of three classrooms, replacing
broken jalousies and glasses in six

classrooms, and rehabilitating one water
system.
The funding of these projects comes
from various sources. The Maintenance
and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE)

had an allotment of ₱126,000, of which
₱71,840 was obligated and fully
disbursed. Additionally, the school

canteen contributed ₱14,880, with ₱6,341
also obligated and disbursed. It conveys
transparency in fund utilization while
emphasizing the ongoing efforts to
achieve the remaining targets, ensuring a

better learning environment for students.