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MUNDANE / ELEMENTARY TEACHER.

verse tag: → clary fairchild // to awaken joy (v.) location: manhattan & brooklyn, NY. age: varies; 26-29, thread dependent.

verse summary.

Art has always been Clary's passion, threading itself through her entire life. at first, it even took her to college until a pivotal class prompted her to declare a dual major, & she started on the path of Elementary Education & Art. graduating with honors & earning both her B.A. & M.A., she took a risk & did a nine month artist in residency program with The Whitney Museum.

After the conclusion of the program, she would go on to accept a job teaching kindergarten at one of the prestigious private schools in New York City. Her curriculum centers largely around art, & language development following the expectations established by the school.

During the school year, she works with other volunteers for a nonprofit specializing in guided art therapy for both men & women - youth & adults - looking for support after trauma associated with assault, as well as military veteran groups confronting issues surrounding re-entry to civilian life, post-traumatic stress, & other related things. Typically she oversees one session a week after the conclusion of her school day for each group, with her youth group being on Saturdays, & her adult group on Wednesday nights.

During the summer, she's often called to act as an artist in residence for various programs through New York Foundation for the Arts. Through these residencies, she's traveled to places such as Cape Town, South Africa, Skowhegan, Maine, & Itaparica, Brazil - the latter of which was funded by grant through her employer in the hopes to bring back ideas for further diversifying their curriculum.

basics.

Clary's canon backstory in this verse is largely similar to her seemingly mundane life prior to her sixteenth birthday. She was born the younger child of Jocelyn Fairchild & Valentine Morgenstern, but raised solely by Jocelyn in Park Slope, Brooklyn. They had separated following steep personal tragedy that had claimed the life of Jocelyn’s parents when their home burned under mysterious circumstances, & Valentine had bolted with their son.

She attended St. Francis Xavier School, a private school near her home in Park Slope, Brooklyn, which is where she met Simon Lewis when she was six years old. Additionally, prior to her high school graduation, she was taking classes at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.

When she was 16 ( circa 2007 ), she received a letter from her father’s estate revealing he had passed away far more recently than she & her mother had been lead to believe - Jocelyn had been under the impression her husband had died in that tragic fire that had claimed the life of her parents & young son before the birth of their daughter. Several weeks later, Jonathan turned up on Jocelyn’s doorstep with the revelation that not only had Valentine lied about his own death, but also that of his son.

Jonathan has been living & working in Manhattan since, compliant with @idumean‘s professional chef verse unless plotted otherwise. Jocelyn & Luke are now married & living at Luke’s.

Clary teaches kindergarten at a private school in Manhattan’s Upper East. Her class size ranges from 8-10 small children, & follows a Scandinavian elementary model that emphasizes playtime & education through discovery. Her school year runs from roughly the second week of September through the first week of June, with her artist in residence programs typically picking up the third week of June through the second week of August. ( yearly salary: 76,000, pretax ( link ), $60,291 after taxes. works out to roughly $5,024/mo. )

Clary does not drive. She does however frequently use the metro, as well as very, very rarely takes cabs to get between home & work as well as the various places she goes during the week for her volunteer work or art ramblings. She runs an instagram account based on the rambling sketcher ( link ), & sells prints for additional income. she carries an etchr field case with her for those excursions. you can find the rest of the details of her kit here ( link ).

Clary lives in East Harlem ( link ). She has a small studio apartment that’s perpetually covered in plants & paintings. It’s very small, but it’s one of the most walkable areas & close to public transportation - & it’s home. Her rent takes up a disproportionate amount of her income, but she supplements her teacher’s salary with her art work, & various grants cover the cost of her artist in residence excursions that aren’t covered by the programs themselves. She doesn’t have any pets.

simplified timeline of events.

prior to 2007, lived in Park Slope & attended St. Xavier’s.

after August 2007, lived with Luke & Jocelyn but continued attending St. Xavier’s. Additionally started taking classes at Tisch.

Graduated St. Xavier’s in 2009, age 17, & starts college the following fall.

Graduates college in 2014, age 22, with both a B.A. & M.A. in elementary education & art. Starts a nine month artist in residency program with The Whitney Museum immediately after graduation.

Summer 2015, Artist in Residence in Cape Town, South Africa

Starts as a kindergarten teacher in the Fall of 2015.

Summer 2016, Artist in Residence in Skowhegan, Maine through the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture.

Summer 2017, Artist in Residence in Itaparica, Bahia, Brazil through The Sacatar Foundation’s Instituto Sacatar.

options & ideas for interaction

option i. meeting in a public space. Clary frequently wanders the city doing sketches, so it’s very possible to run into her at various museums, coffee shops, or while she’s navigating the sidewalks after work. places of high interest for her at the New York Botanical Gardens, the High Line, The New York Public Library, or her canon haunt, Java Jones in Brooklyn. Additionally, she can also be found at various gallery openings, or at her brother’s restaurant, Per Se.

option ii. meeting through work. Clary works in Manhattan’s Upper East at a private school modeled after The Brearley School, as well as with various artist in residence programs listed but not limited to above. Her artist in residence programs are relatively short, & only occur during the Northern Hemisphere’s summer months ( late June - early August ), but offer flexibility in that they aren’t restricted to Manhattan as the rest of the school year would be.

option iii. meeting through volunteer work. Clary additional volunteers with a nonprofit organization working with youth & veterans. These programs emphasize art therapy, with youth activities on Saturdays, & the veteran meetings on Wednesday nights.

verse specific ooc notes

Disaster related plots ( bird box, apocalypse, etc. ) will default to this verse unless otherwise plotted.

Additionally, if using other canon TSC muses as NPCs, I will default to my own portrayals if possible unless plotted otherwise for simplicity’s sake.

#→ clary fairchild // verse introduction #→ clary fairchild // to awaken joy (v.)#→ repost #since I expanded it #long post #→ the shadowhunter chronicles // fandom

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Schools in Cranston Calgary – A Great Place to Live

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Southeast Calgary Schools: Cranston

Cranston has two public schools, one elementary and one serving grades four through nine with a second elementary school opening in September 2020. The community also has two Catholic schools, one serving Cranston student from Kindergarten to grade six and the other Kindergarten to grade nine.

Calgary Public Schools in Cranston

Cranston School

Cranston School is a Calgary Board of Education Public School (CBE) that is located in the heart of Cranston. School hours are from 8:00 am to 2:30 pm, and students only receive a maximum of 20 minutes of homework each day, which mainly consists of the school’s home reading program. Cranston School first opened in September of 2010 and has grown to be home to over 500 students in Kindergarten to grade three. The school operates on a single grade class configuration with learning personalized to meet the needs of each learner regardless of their grade. Cranston School’s mission is to foster growth, resiliency and empathy in their students through personalized learning and inclusion.

Along with the regular curriculum, Cranston School provides opportunities for students to participate in programs in environmental education, fine arts, technology, leadership and clubs throughout the school year, as well as several performance opportunities.

Cranston School also offers a Swimming Program based at a City of Calgary-operated pool for all children, Kindergarten to grade three and students in grades one to three participate in daily physical education.

Cranston School likes to foster school spirit throughout the year in many ways. In the Fall, students and staff unite for Orange Shirt Day and Pajama Day. During the winter, the school comes together for Christmas concerts, Pink shirt anti-bullying day, and Winter Sports Day. The last several months of the school include Hats On for Mental Health, Music Monday, and Summer Sports Day. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale.

Dr. George Stanley School

Dr. George Stanley School opened in Cranston in 2017 and has over 80 students from grades four to nine currently enrolled. The school promotes an inclusive learning environment and a class structure that allows students to have a homeroom teacher that delivers much of the curricular content. Dr. George Stanley School strives for innovation, cooperation, authentic connections between all disciplines, exposure to career skills and the arts with their core classes. The staff at Dr. George Stanley School believe the education offered to students between the ages of 10-15 are critical in keeping our students on the path to high school completion and their career futures.

Along with the Alberta Education’s mandated curriculum, Dr. George Stanley School offers a wide range of programs, extra-curricular activities and sports. The extra-curricular activities allow students to pursue passions and interests that fall outside the regular curriculum. These activities include special interest clubs, arts, music and athletics.

Fine arts is open to students from grades four to nine, and students in grade five have the choice to join a general music option. From grades six to nine, students have the opportunity to be in the band and learn how to play an instrument of their choosing. For the different athletics options, any student in grades six to nine can participate. All sports have tryouts except for cross-country and wrestling, which require a consistent commitment to practices and meets. The sports teams available to students at Dr. George Stanley School include soccer, cross-country, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, badminton and track and field.

Students of Dr. George Stanley School also have access to a wide range of clubs, including Leadership Club, Yearbook Club, Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), Jazz Band, Challenge Club, Eco Club, Book Club, Musical Theatre Appreciation Club and Movie Making Club. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale.

Sibylla Kiddle School

Sibylla Kiddle School will be the third public school in Cranston and will serve students from Kindergarten to grade four when it opens in September 2020 and Kindergarten to grade five by September 2021. Sibylla Kiddle Elementary School attendance area will cover the south half of Cranston. It will aim to keep students attending school as close to home as possible while balancing enrolment between the three schools.

Sibylla Kiddle School is named after a former teacher who went on to teach in a one-room school, south of Calgary, where she taught three daughters of a Cranston family. Later, Kiddle married Lloyd Cranston and gave birth to two children, before returning as a kindergarten teacher for the Calgary Board of Education.

Calgary Catholic Schools in Cranston

Christ The King Catholic School

Christ The King Catholic School is a kindergarten to grade nine school that opened its doors to the Cranston community on November 25, 2010, and is part of the Calgary Catholic School District. The school serves over 600 students within Cranston with limited enrollment. Students from Kindergarten to grade six residing in the north half of Cranston are within the attendance area for Christ the King School. Students in the south half of Cranston are in the attendance area of Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic School. Enrollment for grades seven to nine is open to all students within Cranston. School hours are from 8:55 am to 3:20 pm.

Christ the King Catholic School strives to promote, model, and teach six fundamental values. These values are Faith, Family, Caring, Trust, Respect, and Responsibility. All activities, interactions, and planning begin with these values at the core. These six core values are incorporated into classroom learning, extra-curricular activities, school awards, playground activities, and Catholic celebrations.

In addition to core curriculum programming Christ the King Catholic School offers students a variety of supplementary courses and extra-curricular activities which include career and technology foundations, diverse learning, drama and music and band. School athletic teams and programs include cross-country running, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, dance, badminton, flag football and track and field. Want to see some Cranston Homes for Sale?

Our Lady of the Rosary School

Our Lady of the Rosary School is a kindergarten to grade six school located in the community of South Cranston that opened in 2017. The school offers a well-rounded, faith-based education in a caring, inclusive and nurturing community to meet each student’s unique needs. In addition to core curriculum programming mandated by Alberta Education, Our Lady of the Rosary School also offer their students a variety of supplementary courses, options and services, including diverse learning support, which assists students with their individual learning needs. Kindergarten students receive a minimum of 475 instructional hours each school year, and the program follows ten guiding principles to provide a framework. The values of the Catholic faith permeate all programming options within Calgary Catholic schools. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale.

Each of Cranston’s school offers a unique and rewarding learning experience, providing them with strong foundations for the future. We know that choosing the right school for your family is an integral part of the home buying decision if you are looking for a home somewhere near one of these great schools contact us today to see how we can help you find your next dream home

Want more information on Cranston? Check out all listings at:

Cranston Homes for Sale

Cranston Condos for Sale

Cranston Townhouses for Sale

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Schools in Cranston Calgary - A Great Place to Live

Ever wanted to live in Cranston but needed more information on the schools, where they are and just general details? Well look no farther. There are some great schools in Cranston and the Elite Group can help you find the perfect home near them Just interested in Cranston Homes for Sale? Click here to get full listings Southeast Calgary Schools: Cranston Cranston has two public schools, one elementary and one serving grades four through nine with a second elementary school opening in September 2020. The community also has two Catholic schools, one serving Cranston student from Kindergarten to grade six and the other Kindergarten to grade nine. Calgary Public Schools in Cranston Cranston School Cranston School is a Calgary Board of Education Public School (CBE) that is located in the heart of Cranston. School hours are from 8:00 am to 2:30 pm, and students only receive a maximum of 20 minutes of homework each day, which mainly consists of the school’s home reading program. Cranston School first opened in September of 2010 and has grown to be home to over 500 students in Kindergarten to grade three. The school operates on a single grade class configuration with learning personalized to meet the needs of each learner regardless of their grade. Cranston School’s mission is to foster growth, resiliency and empathy in their students through personalized learning and inclusion. Along with the regular curriculum, Cranston School provides opportunities for students to participate in programs in environmental education, fine arts, technology, leadership and clubs throughout the school year, as well as several performance opportunities. Cranston School also offers a Swimming Program based at a City of Calgary-operated pool for all children, Kindergarten to grade three and students in grades one to three participate in daily physical education. Cranston School likes to foster school spirit throughout the year in many ways. In the Fall, students and staff unite for Orange Shirt Day and Pajama Day. During the winter, the school comes together for Christmas concerts, Pink shirt anti-bullying day, and Winter Sports Day. The last several months of the school include Hats On for Mental Health, Music Monday, and Summer Sports Day. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale. Dr. George Stanley School Dr. George Stanley School opened in Cranston in 2017 and has over 80 students from grades four to nine currently enrolled. The school promotes an inclusive learning environment and a class structure that allows students to have a homeroom teacher that delivers much of the curricular content. Dr. George Stanley School strives for innovation, cooperation, authentic connections between all disciplines, exposure to career skills and the arts with their core classes. The staff at Dr. George Stanley School believe the education offered to students between the ages of 10-15 are critical in keeping our students on the path to high school completion and their career futures. Along with the Alberta Education’s mandated curriculum, Dr. George Stanley School offers a wide range of programs, extra-curricular activities and sports. The extra-curricular activities allow students to pursue passions and interests that fall outside the regular curriculum. These activities include special interest clubs, arts, music and athletics. Fine arts is open to students from grades four to nine, and students in grade five have the choice to join a general music option. From grades six to nine, students have the opportunity to be in the band and learn how to play an instrument of their choosing. For the different athletics options, any student in grades six to nine can participate. All sports have tryouts except for cross-country and wrestling, which require a consistent commitment to practices and meets. The sports teams available to students at Dr. George Stanley School include soccer, cross-country, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, badminton and track and field. Students of Dr. George Stanley School also have access to a wide range of clubs, including Leadership Club, Yearbook Club, Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), Jazz Band, Challenge Club, Eco Club, Book Club, Musical Theatre Appreciation Club and Movie Making Club. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale. Sibylla Kiddle School Sibylla Kiddle School will be the third public school in Cranston and will serve students from Kindergarten to grade four when it opens in September 2020 and Kindergarten to grade five by September 2021. Sibylla Kiddle Elementary School attendance area will cover the south half of Cranston. It will aim to keep students attending school as close to home as possible while balancing enrolment between the three schools. Sibylla Kiddle School is named after a former teacher who went on to teach in a one-room school, south of Calgary, where she taught three daughters of a Cranston family. Later, Kiddle married Lloyd Cranston and gave birth to two children, before returning as a kindergarten teacher for the Calgary Board of Education. Calgary Catholic Schools in Cranston Christ The King Catholic School Christ The King Catholic School is a kindergarten to grade nine school that opened its doors to the Cranston community on November 25, 2010, and is part of the Calgary Catholic School District. The school serves over 600 students within Cranston with limited enrollment. Students from Kindergarten to grade six residing in the north half of Cranston are within the attendance area for Christ the King School. Students in the south half of Cranston are in the attendance area of Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic School. Enrollment for grades seven to nine is open to all students within Cranston. School hours are from 8:55 am to 3:20 pm. Christ the King Catholic School strives to promote, model, and teach six fundamental values. These values are Faith, Family, Caring, Trust, Respect, and Responsibility. All activities, interactions, and planning begin with these values at the core. These six core values are incorporated into classroom learning, extra-curricular activities, school awards, playground activities, and Catholic celebrations. In addition to core curriculum programming Christ the King Catholic School offers students a variety of supplementary courses and extra-curricular activities which include career and technology foundations, diverse learning, drama and music and band. School athletic teams and programs include cross-country running, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, dance, badminton, flag football and track and field. Want to see some Cranston Homes for Sale? Our Lady of the Rosary School Our Lady of the Rosary School is a kindergarten to grade six school located in the community of South Cranston that opened in 2017. The school offers a well-rounded, faith-based education in a caring, inclusive and nurturing community to meet each student’s unique needs. In addition to core curriculum programming mandated by Alberta Education, Our Lady of the Rosary School also offer their students a variety of supplementary courses, options and services, including diverse learning support, which assists students with their individual learning needs. Kindergarten students receive a minimum of 475 instructional hours each school year, and the program follows ten guiding principles to provide a framework. The values of the Catholic faith permeate all programming options within Calgary Catholic schools. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale. Each of Cranston’s school offers a unique and rewarding learning experience, providing them with strong foundations for the future. We know that choosing the right school for your family is an integral part of the home buying decision if you are looking for a home somewhere near one of these great schools contact us today to see how we can help you find your next dream home Want more information on Cranston? Check out all listings at: Cranston Homes for Sale Cranston Condos for Sale Cranston Townhouses for Sale source https://www.elitehomerealestate.com/blog/schools-in-cranston-calgary-a-great-place-to-live.html

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Schools in Cranston Calgary - A Great Place to Live

Ever wanted to live in Cranston but needed more information on the schools, where they are and just general details? Well look no farther. There are some great schools in Cranston and the Elite Group can help you find the perfect home near them Just interested in Cranston Homes for Sale? Click here to get full listings Southeast Calgary Schools: Cranston Cranston has two public schools, one elementary and one serving grades four through nine with a second elementary school opening in September 2020. The community also has two Catholic schools, one serving Cranston student from Kindergarten to grade six and the other Kindergarten to grade nine. Calgary Public Schools in Cranston Cranston School Cranston School is a Calgary Board of Education Public School (CBE) that is located in the heart of Cranston. School hours are from 8:00 am to 2:30 pm, and students only receive a maximum of 20 minutes of homework each day, which mainly consists of the school’s home reading program. Cranston School first opened in September of 2010 and has grown to be home to over 500 students in Kindergarten to grade three. The school operates on a single grade class configuration with learning personalized to meet the needs of each learner regardless of their grade. Cranston School’s mission is to foster growth, resiliency and empathy in their students through personalized learning and inclusion. Along with the regular curriculum, Cranston School provides opportunities for students to participate in programs in environmental education, fine arts, technology, leadership and clubs throughout the school year, as well as several performance opportunities. Cranston School also offers a Swimming Program based at a City of Calgary-operated pool for all children, Kindergarten to grade three and students in grades one to three participate in daily physical education. Cranston School likes to foster school spirit throughout the year in many ways. In the Fall, students and staff unite for Orange Shirt Day and Pajama Day. During the winter, the school comes together for Christmas concerts, Pink shirt anti-bullying day, and Winter Sports Day. The last several months of the school include Hats On for Mental Health, Music Monday, and Summer Sports Day. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale. Dr. George Stanley School Dr. George Stanley School opened in Cranston in 2017 and has over 80 students from grades four to nine currently enrolled. The school promotes an inclusive learning environment and a class structure that allows students to have a homeroom teacher that delivers much of the curricular content. Dr. George Stanley School strives for innovation, cooperation, authentic connections between all disciplines, exposure to career skills and the arts with their core classes. The staff at Dr. George Stanley School believe the education offered to students between the ages of 10-15 are critical in keeping our students on the path to high school completion and their career futures. Along with the Alberta Education’s mandated curriculum, Dr. George Stanley School offers a wide range of programs, extra-curricular activities and sports. The extra-curricular activities allow students to pursue passions and interests that fall outside the regular curriculum. These activities include special interest clubs, arts, music and athletics. Fine arts is open to students from grades four to nine, and students in grade five have the choice to join a general music option. From grades six to nine, students have the opportunity to be in the band and learn how to play an instrument of their choosing. For the different athletics options, any student in grades six to nine can participate. All sports have tryouts except for cross-country and wrestling, which require a consistent commitment to practices and meets. The sports teams available to students at Dr. George Stanley School include soccer, cross-country, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, badminton and track and field. Students of Dr. George Stanley School also have access to a wide range of clubs, including Leadership Club, Yearbook Club, Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), Jazz Band, Challenge Club, Eco Club, Book Club, Musical Theatre Appreciation Club and Movie Making Club. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale. Sibylla Kiddle School Sibylla Kiddle School will be the third public school in Cranston and will serve students from Kindergarten to grade four when it opens in September 2020 and Kindergarten to grade five by September 2021. Sibylla Kiddle Elementary School attendance area will cover the south half of Cranston. It will aim to keep students attending school as close to home as possible while balancing enrolment between the three schools. Sibylla Kiddle School is named after a former teacher who went on to teach in a one-room school, south of Calgary, where she taught three daughters of a Cranston family. Later, Kiddle married Lloyd Cranston and gave birth to two children, before returning as a kindergarten teacher for the Calgary Board of Education. Calgary Catholic Schools in Cranston Christ The King Catholic School Christ The King Catholic School is a kindergarten to grade nine school that opened its doors to the Cranston community on November 25, 2010, and is part of the Calgary Catholic School District. The school serves over 600 students within Cranston with limited enrollment. Students from Kindergarten to grade six residing in the north half of Cranston are within the attendance area for Christ the King School. Students in the south half of Cranston are in the attendance area of Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic School. Enrollment for grades seven to nine is open to all students within Cranston. School hours are from 8:55 am to 3:20 pm. Christ the King Catholic School strives to promote, model, and teach six fundamental values. These values are Faith, Family, Caring, Trust, Respect, and Responsibility. All activities, interactions, and planning begin with these values at the core. These six core values are incorporated into classroom learning, extra-curricular activities, school awards, playground activities, and Catholic celebrations. In addition to core curriculum programming Christ the King Catholic School offers students a variety of supplementary courses and extra-curricular activities which include career and technology foundations, diverse learning, drama and music and band. School athletic teams and programs include cross-country running, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, dance, badminton, flag football and track and field. Want to see some Cranston Homes for Sale? Our Lady of the Rosary School Our Lady of the Rosary School is a kindergarten to grade six school located in the community of South Cranston that opened in 2017. The school offers a well-rounded, faith-based education in a caring, inclusive and nurturing community to meet each student’s unique needs. In addition to core curriculum programming mandated by Alberta Education, Our Lady of the Rosary School also offer their students a variety of supplementary courses, options and services, including diverse learning support, which assists students with their individual learning needs. Kindergarten students receive a minimum of 475 instructional hours each school year, and the program follows ten guiding principles to provide a framework. The values of the Catholic faith permeate all programming options within Calgary Catholic schools. See some great Cranston Homes for Sale. Each of Cranston’s school offers a unique and rewarding learning experience, providing them with strong foundations for the future. We know that choosing the right school for your family is an integral part of the home buying decision if you are looking for a home somewhere near one of these great schools contact us today to see how we can help you find your next dream home Want more information on Cranston? Check out all listings at: Cranston Homes for Sale Cranston Condos for Sale Cranston Townhouses for Sale Via https://www.elitehomerealestate.com/blog/schools-in-cranston-calgary-a-great-place-to-live.html

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Duterte’s vs. Aquino III Administration

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX

According to Official Gazette, Under the Aquino administration, the profits of good governance are being translated into the development of the high-satisfactory of the life of all Filipinos, especially the poor and the vulnerable. Investing in the Filipino humans has usually been the cornerstone of the Aquino administration’s inclusive growth agenda—that is why social offerings hold to acquire the maximum proportion of the country wide budget, why the schooling machine has been remodeled to foster globally aggressive lifelong learners, and why the administration is fervently pursuing the aim of regularly occurring health care. The government’s mantra is clear: No one should be left at the back of at the immediately route to progress. On May 15, 2013, President Benigno S. Aquino III signed the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013, institutionalizing the K to 12 Basic Education Program, which covers twelve months of kindergarten and 12 years of primary schooling (six years of primary education, 4 years of junior excessive faculty, and years of senior excessive faculty). The increased curriculum will offer enough time for the mastery of ideas and skills, for this reason growing lifelong learners.

President Rodrigo Duterte has constantly reassured the general public of his promise to maintain the preceding administration’s momentum for social improvement in addition to confront the demanding situations it failed to address by introducing radical changes. Although the first few months of his time period turned into spent on making real his marketing campaign promise on a struggle fare on drugs, Duterte, in his first State of the Nation Address in 2016 articulated the large strokes of his administration’s social improvement agenda: to enhance the people’s welfare with inside the regions of health, education, good enough meals and housing, among others. The 2017-2022 Philippine Development Plan (PDP) fleshed out Duterte’s pronouncements into actual techniques and applications the authorities intends to pursue within side the subsequent 5 years. Banking on people’s aspirations, it intends to set up an awesome country wide vision/framework for improvement, placing it above the inclusive growth model promoted with the aid of using the ultimate administration. Highlighting the human improvement approach, the PDP aims to implement government “policies, plans and applications anchored at the people’s collective vision” to uplift the dwelling situations of each individual, result in the enlargement of the center elegance and obtain a society “wherein no person is poor. The growth targets offered within side the PDP but aren't completely as people-focused as they appear. (Raphael Baladad, 2017)

PURCHASING POWER OF THE CITIZENS

Under Aquino, the Philippines accomplished no small feat. Once dubbed the “Sick Man of Asia,” the financial system grew 6.nine percent with inside the first 3 months of 2016 to surpass all major Asian nations, which includes China. But possibly the exceptional success for the beyond six years is how the government placed its economic residence in order. From a excessive of almost five percent of gross domestic product (GDP), the deficit dropped to most effective 0.9 percent remaining year. In fact, considering that 2011, Aquino has been criticized extra for not spending sufficient to help the financial system than for breaching deficit goals early in the year, something his predecessors had continuously done. (Magtulis, 2016)

While during Duterte’s administration, Panelo stated according to the Philippine Statistics Authority, services published the quickest increase with 6.9%; followed by enterprise with 5.6%; and agriculture, hunting, forestry, and fishing with 3.1%. (Darryl John Esguerra, 2019)

SUPPORT FOR ENTREPRENEUR AND INNOVATION

President Aquino has pitched for extra guide for micro, and small and medium establishments (MSMEs), spotting their key function in making financial increase greater inclusive. At the opening of the Apec SME Summit on the Green Sun Hotel in Makati City Tuesday, Mr. Aquino known as for strategic interventions to assist MSMEs compete in nearby and worldwide markets, particularly as nations dismantle alternate obstacles that a few humans worry might make small establishments live at the sidelines. Speaking earlier than a crowd of round 2,000, together with some of younger Filipino entrepreneurs, the President stated that at some stage in its yearlong web website hosting of Apec, the Philippines had broadened the scope of the summit and had given intensified interest to innovation, entrepreneurial development, enterprise resiliency, finance and capacity-constructing for MSMEs. (Tongo, 2015)

President Rodrigo Duterte has signed the Philippine Innovation Act which aims to assist micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) turn out to be a part of the worldwide market. Republic Act No. 11293, signed on April 17, aims to put off limitations to innovation with the aid of using “suppressing bureaucratic hurdles,” and inspire the entrepreneurial mind-set to stimulate growth of nearby businesses. To obtain the country’s innovation dreams, the regulation calls for the government to have technology programs, innovation centers, innovation networks, technology platforms, cluster policies, and human capacity-constructing programs. The new degree additionally bureaucracy the National Innovation Council (NIC), that is tasked to broaden the country’s innovation desires and priorities. It may be chaired with the aid of using the President and vice-chaired with the aid of using the National Economic and Development Authority Director-General. Other Cabinet contributors consisting of the secretaries of change and industry, technology and era, transportation, health, energy, and country wide protection also are protected with inside the NIC. The NIC is needed to broaden a National Innovation Agenda and Strategy Document which will “set up the country’s imaginative and prescient and long-time period dreams for innovation.” The report may even functions a road map for enhancing innovation governance. (Merez, 2019)

Based on the all information that I’ve gathered, I think that Duterte’s administration has more economic development compare to Auquino’s III administration. Aquino’s III also has a big contribution in the economy and helps some Filipino’s by his programmed which is the 4p’s. In Duterte’s Administration Train laws really has a big impact in developing our economy.

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New charter schools to open this fall despite efforts to curb growth

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Putting academics and other staff maintain up signs in Los Angeles, Monday, Jan. 14, 2019.

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Hanging academics and other staff maintain up indicators in Los Angeles, Monday, Jan. 14, 2019.

It took Tiffany Gilmore 14 months, two failed petitions to the Moreno Valley faculty board and two appeals to the Riverside County Board of Schooling before she secured approval to open her charter faculty.

The Garvey/Allen Visible and Performing Arts Academy, which can open in August, will mix STEM and humanities schooling and can prioritize closing the achievement hole between white and black students, as well as white and Latino students.

Gilmore, the varsity’s founder and CEO, is one among several constitution operators who will open faculties in California this fall regardless of an more and more contentious local weather surrounding the charter sector.

Charter faculty progress in California has slowed over the previous five years, though final yr saw an uptick in the complete variety of charter faculties. Based on the California Constitution Faculty Affiliation, the complete number rose by 48 final fall — from 1,275 to 1,323 constitution faculties. That compared with a bounce of only 21 further faculties in 2017-18 and 24 the earlier yr.

Like Garvey/Allen Academy, there are a number of other constitution faculties across the state scheduled to open in the fall, together with Sycamore Creek Group Charter Faculty and the Worldwide Faculty for Science and Culture — both in Orange County — in addition to Imagine Faculties Hemet in Riverside County.

The 4 faculties share a standard factor: They have been rejected by their local faculty boards before finally being accepted by their county workplaces of schooling, as permitted by the state’s 27-year-old charter faculty regulation.

Gilmore referred to as the petition process for the Garvey/Allen faculty “heartbreaking.” The varsity was rejected twice by the Moreno Valley faculty board and as soon as by the Riverside County Board of Schooling earlier than the county schooling board ultimately authorised the proposal in April.

The Moreno Valley faculty board rejected the Garvey/Allen’s petition after the varsity district raised considerations about the way to serve particular schooling students and gifted college students. Katelyn Trottier, the lawyer who helped evaluate the petition for the district, also stated at a board assembly in September that the district had fiscal considerations concerning the faculty. She stated the varsity’s income projections appeared too high and the expenditures too low.

The Riverside County Board of Schooling initially rejected the varsity’s attraction in December and cited considerations over the varsity’s highschool program, in accordance with the Press-Enterprise. The board unanimously accepted the varsity in April after it eliminated its high school program from its petition. The Garvey/Allen academy will serve grades 5 via eight when it opens in August.

“Certainly one of our pillars is perseverance. So I can’t anticipate our [students] to persevere if I don’t set that tone,” Gilmore stated. “I just used that as my motivation and my momentum to only persevere by way of it four occasions.”

Discontent with the growth of constitution faculties was a outstanding theme in both the Los Angeles and Oakland academics strikes earlier this yr, though it didn’t cease the approval of latest constitution faculties.

Los Angeles Unified Faculty District, which has the very best focus of charter faculties of any district within the state, has accredited at the least seven new constitution faculties because the finish of the Los Angeles academics strike in January. A type of faculties, the Gaspar De Portola Middle Faculty, will open within the fall, whereas the other six are scheduled to open in 2020.

Following the strikes, the academics unions backed laws that may have positioned a moratorium on new charter faculties.

Senate Bill 756 would have imposed a two-year moratorium on any new constitution faculties. Assembly Bill 1506 would have capped constitution faculties at the number operating on Jan. 1 of 2020. Each of those bills have stalled in the Legislature.

Legislation also was introduced this cycle that may have made it substantially harder for faculties like the Garvey/Allen Academy to get approval, by proscribing the power of charter faculties to attraction to county boards of schooling. Nevertheless, the bill (AB 1505) was amended July 5 based mostly on requests from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office. In its present type, county boards would nonetheless be capable of hear appeals, but the bill would strengthen the authorizing authority of the native faculty boards.

A majority of members on a statewide activity pressure convened by State Superintendent of Public Instruction at the request of Gov. Gavin Newsom earlier this yr supported a proposal that may forestall counties from hearing appeals of charter faculty denials, besides in instances where the varsity board dedicated an error.

Such a rule would have prevented Garvey/Allen and other charter faculties from receiving the inexperienced mild to open this fall.

Regardless of those efforts to restrict constitution faculties, Gilmore stated she was snug shifting ahead with the Garvey/Allen faculty because she trusted that Riverside County’s Board of Schooling was “pro-charter.”

The Sycamore Creek charter faculty and the International Faculty for Science and Tradition additionally faced roadblocks before receiving approval to open. They have been rejected by the Ocean View Faculty District and Newport-Mesa Unified Faculty District, respectively, before the Orange County Board of Schooling permitted the 2 faculties in March on attraction. The Ocean View Faculty District serves cities together with Huntington Seashore and Fountain Valley, whereas Newport-Mesa serves Newport Seashore and Costa Mesa.

In rejecting the Worldwide Faculty for Science and Tradition, the Newport-Mesa board cited a number of considerations over the varsity’s instructional program, including its plans for English-language learners and its match curriculum.

Members of the Ocean View Faculty District board expressed considerations over Sycamore Creek’s revenue projections and staffing plans once they rejected that faculty’s petition.

The Riverside County Board of Schooling additionally permitted charter faculty operator Think about Faculties to open a new campus in Hemet, despite opposition from the Hemet Unified Faculty District.

Proponents of limiting the appeals process argue that selections on constitution faculties must be left to native faculty boards because they greatest perceive the wants of the communities they serve.

“The varsity boards are the ones which might be responsible to the group. And really, that’s the place the authorization ought to be happening,” stated Erika Jones, a member of the California Academics Association’s board of directors (CTA), who also served on the statewide constitution faculty process drive. “They know the faculties they need, they perceive the group they serve.”

Jones also famous that faculty board members are elected officials and that if a given group isn’t proud of the varsity board, the public “can converse with their vote.”

However several constitution faculty advocates say that interesting to county boards is important because some faculty boards, they argue, have an incentive to deny constitution faculties because of considerations that faculty districts might lose funding as they lose college students to charter faculties.

“Having the district be in command of approving the petition for a constitution faculty — it’s considerably like placing the fox in control of the henhouse,” stated Padmini Srinivasan, founding father of the Worldwide Faculty for Science and Tradition, one of many new constitution faculties in Orange County. “Each time a constitution faculty takes a sure variety of college students to teach them, that district is going to lose those college students and the associated dollars.”

Sarah Bach, one of many founders of the Sycamore Creek faculty, agreed, adding that if she “was within the faculty board’s position, I might also be extremely protective of bringing in any charter faculties that have been probably going to be taking my college students because those funds comply with the students.”

Bach stated efforts to impose a moratorium on charter faculties have been “scary” but added that she pushed by way of with opening the Sycamore Creek faculty as a result of she thinks it will be important for folks to have choices for his or her youngsters.

“I help conventional public faculties, nice conventional public faculties. However I also help the mother and father’ right to decide on,” she stated. “We deserve extra decisions.”

The operators of the brand new charter faculties stated their faculties will supply curricula which might be otherwise unavailable at traditional public faculties. Students ought to have various schooling choices, they argue.

At Sycamore Creek faculty, college students will discover the visible and performing arts and take part in activities comparable to portray, drawing, singing and instrumental music. The varsity also is dedicated to the emotional progress of its college students, Bach stated.

That was appealing to Rebecca Hendricks, whose son will probably be getting into kindergarten within the fall on the Sycamore Creek faculty in Orange County. The varsity’s curriculum will probably be guided by the Waldorf schooling mannequin, which among different things emphasizes arts integration in traditional educational topics. Sycamore Creek, nevertheless, isn’t formally acknowledged by the Association of Waldorf Faculties of North America.

Hendricks stated she and her husband all the time imagined that their youngsters would attend a standard public faculty in Orange County’s Backyard Grove Unified Faculty District.

However once they visited their local elementary faculty, they felt that the varsity put an excessive amount of of an emphasis on educational rigor, which they thought would put too much strain on their son, Hendricks stated.

“That’s kind of why we landed with Sycamore Creek Constitution as a result of, at the very least within the regional landscape that we surveyed, it appeared to be the only faculty that was going the path that prioritized things aside from educational rigor,” she added.

Mary Baldridge, who has three youngsters who will attend the Sycamore Creek faculty in the fall, was similarly interested in the varsity’s arts-integrated curriculum.

“With (Sycamore Creek) opening, it was only a actually fantastic alternative for us to step into that culture at this point in our lives,” Baldridge stated.

The Faculty for Science and Tradition in Orange County also will function a nontraditional curriculum, combining a STEM (Science, Know-how, Engineering and Mathematics) focus with a language program that teaches students English, Chinese language and Spanish. The varsity also will function a program that develops students’ delicate expertise, or traits corresponding to individuals and social expertise that enable people to work nicely with others.

The Garvey/Allen faculty, meanwhile, will give attention to eliminating the achievement and opportunity gaps for black and Latino students, Gilmore stated. The varsity is open to all college students however has targeted its packages on the success of minority youngsters.

For instance, the varsity will implement restorative justice practices for self-discipline, which are packages that encourage students who misbehave to mirror on their actions and work with different college students to resolve conflicts, somewhat than be punished. Some research has indicated that such practices can scale back the racial discipline gap between white and black students in faculties.

“The contentious relationships that districts are taking with charters isn’t needed, as a result of we’re all principally saying the identical thing. Or we ought to be saying the identical thing: that we need to do what’s greatest for teenagers,” Gilmore added. “And so till districts can shut these gaps, … constitution faculties will continue to be here.”

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New charter schools to open this fall despite efforts to curb growth

Mikhail Zinshteyn/EdSource

Putting academics and other staff maintain up signs in Los Angeles, Monday, Jan. 14, 2019.