Dapdap Elementary School

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Dapdap Elementary School
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Front quadrangle of Dapdap Elementary School.
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Dapdap Elementary School
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Coordinates 11°45′13″N122°17′20″E / 11.75361°N 122.28889°E / 11.75361; 122.28889 Coordinates: 11°45′13″N122°17′20″E / 11.75361°N 122.28889°E / 11.75361; 122.28889
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School typePublic school Elementary school
Established1930 (1930)
School districtTangalan
Authority DepEd
PrincipalJoni T. Antaran
Teaching staff7
GradesKindergarten, Elementary
Enrollment132 [1]  (School Year 2013-2014)
Education system K-12
Classrooms7
Area4, 882 sq. m.
Campus type Rural
Color(s)  
Green and White
Budget₱117 thousand [2]

Dapdap Elementary School is a public elementary school in the town of Tangalan. It is under the Department of Education, district of Tangalan, division of Aklan, Region VI. [3]

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History

The first school in barangay Dapdap was at the terrace of the house of Mr. Marcos E. Traje located at the lot of Mr. Salvador Antaran. It was for S.Y. 1934-1935 when the first class was held and the school was named Dapdap Primary School.

Dapdap Primary School became Dapdap Elementary School in S.Y. 2003–2004 with a total land area of 4,882 sq. m.

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References

  1. "Total Public School Enrollment". data.gov.ph/. Retrieved 13 June 2014.
  2. "MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FY 2014 NEP" (PDF). depedbudgetdivision.wikispaces.com/. Retrieved 13 June 2014.
  3. "Public Elementary Schools". www.depedregion6.ph/. Retrieved 13 June 2014.