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Presented in the DCA on January 21, 2009
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Should the Loyola Schools Activity Hour be moved?
from Friday (4:30-600PM)
to Monday (4:30-6:00PM)
[Wednesday AH will not be moved]
LS admin proposed this shift to compensate for the class hours lost due
to GMA’s holiday economics
Holiday economics entails the transfer of
some holidays to a Monday or a Friday so
that Filipinos may enjoy longer weekends
Monday government-mandated holidays last
First Semester:1. June 9 – Independence Day
2. August 18 – Ninoy Aquino Day
3. August 25 – National Heroes Day
Source: LS Registrar
Other Mondays that lost class hours:
1. July 7 – Australs / INAF Day
2. August 4 – Typhoon
Source: LS Registrar
Last semester, we had…
33 classes that started at 4:30PM (Monday)
3 classes that started at 4:30PM (Fridays)
Source: LS Registrar
For Mondays, that is equal to…
Five (5) 2-hour classes
&
Twenty-eight (28) 3-hour classes
Source: LS Registrar
48 hours (M)
vs
9 hours (F)Source: LS
Registrar
How are the organizations
reacting to this?
They are generally in opposition to this
change
Less org activities because there is a possibility that Monday classes will be cancelled
1
Less attendance to org activities during Mondays compared to Fridays since it’s not a weekend
2
Orgs lose the option of extending activities beyond 6:00PM and/or up to Saturdays
3
There is less time to promote for Monday activities
4
It’s harder to settle pre-project concerns because offices are not open on weekends
5
Aside from orgs, who else will be
affected?
1. Guidance testing
2. Placement office activities
3. OSCI Activities Sign-Ups
4. Special classes
But more often than not, these
offices/classes merely adjust to the available
activity hours
How many holidays will we have this coming
1st semester?
Government mandated holidays this coming 1st
semester (SY 09-10)
Source: Proclamation 1699
1. June 12 (F) – Independence Day
2. August 21 (F) – Ninoy Aquino Day
3. August 31 (M) – National Heroes Day
and maybe even…
Source: Proclamation 1699
4. September 21(M) - Eid'l Fitr (end of Ramadan)
Given all those considerations…
Should the Loyola Schools Activity Hour be moved?