Section
1. In addition to the appropriations for the
operation and maintenance of public elementary schools in the General
Appropriation Act for the fiscal year nineteen hundred and sixty-three,
there is hereby appropriated, out of any funds in the National Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the sum of twenty-four million three
hundred fifty-six thousand four hundred pesos, for the operation and
maintenance of at least seven thousand five hundred additional classes
in public elementary schools during the school year nineteen hundred
and sixty-two to nineteen hundred and sixty-three which shall be
distributed in accordance with the itemized schedules appended to his
Act among the different school divisions in such proportion provided
for in the General Appropriation Act for the fiscal year nineteen
hundred and sixty-two to nineteen hundred and sixty-three for the same
purpose. A quarterly report of the opening of these classes shall be
made to Congress and a copy of such report furnished each member
thereof.
Sec. 2. Teachers appointed under this Act must be
residents of the municipality where the position is allotted: Provided,
That in the absence of local applicants who are qualified, those who
are residents of the province or school division shall be preferred
next. Appointments made in violation of this provision shall be null
and void, and shall subject the offending party to a prosecution and
such act shall be considered a penal offense and the party responsible
for such act shall, upon conviction, be punished with imprisonment of
not less than thirty days nor more than six months and a fine of not
more than one thousand pesos and shall be perpetually disqualified to
hold any public office.
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.
Approved: June 16,
1962.
APPENDIX Distribution of the 5,000 Additional Classes Incorporated in the
Presidential Budget and the Additional 7,500 Positions
No. of Distribution Children who should be No.
of School Division provided
with Positions needed additional 5,000 7,500 positions positions positions
Abra 2,163 74
28 46 Agusan 4,092 98
37 61 Aklan 4,633 110
40 70 Albay 11,730 253
106 147 Antique 4,865 117
44 73 Bataan 2,763
69 25 44 Batanes 80 2
1 1 Batangas 11,612
339 130 209 Benguet-Baguio 2,961
107 40 67 Biak (Mt. Province) 5,736
137 53 84 Bohol 12,989 212
109 103 Bukidnon 4,426 145 55 90 Bulacan 10,643
254 98 156 Cagayan 9,387 225
86 139 Camarines Norte 3,315
79 30 49 Camarines Sur 17,471
313 148 165 Capiz 5,991 118
55 63 Catanduanes 3,137
79 30 49 Cavite 5,636 136
50 86 Cebu 26,997 373
183 190 Cotabato I 9,410
226 87 139 Cotabato II 8,749
211 81 130 Cotabato III 6,115
145 56 89 Davao 14,471 344
132 212 Ilocos Norte 5,089 96 46 50 Ilocos Sur 6,663
143 61 82 Iloilo 16,490 314
151 163 Isabela 8,979 216
83 133 Laguna 7,782 183
72 111 Lanao del Norte 5,143
155 52 103 Lanao Del Sur 7,203
163 66 97 La Union 5,181
126 48 78 Leyte 19,241 335
167 168 Marinduque 2,360
60 22 38 Masbate 5,738 154
59 95 Misamis Occidental 4,164
98 37 61 Misamis Oriental 5,269 129 48 81 Negros Occidental 24,166
381 192 189 Negros Oriental 12,122
243 103 140 Nueva Ecija 10,313 245 94 151 Nueva Vizcaya 2,610
98 37 61 Occidental Mindoro 1,696
55 20 35 Oriental Mindoro 4,823
117 44 73 Palawan 3,489 93
35 58 Pampanga 11,561
228 106 122 Pangasinan 17,952
403(a) 166 237 Quezon I 791 22
7 15 Quezon II 10,275
258 92 166 Rizal 13,528 355(b) 159 196 Romblon 2,560
74 28 46 Samar I 6,297
145 57 88 Samar II 6,723
154 63 91 Samar III 5,040
114 46 68 Sorsogon 7,159
142 66 76 Southern Leyte 4,309
102 39 63 Sulu 8,430 185
60 125 Surigao del Norte 3,904
93 35 58 Surigao del Sur 3,638
88 33 55 Tarlac 7,929 143
69 74 Zambales 3,674
88 33 55 Zamboanga del Norte 5,923
148 55 93 Zamboanga del Sur 10,720 289 100 189 Cities Bacolod 1,642 59
22 37 Baguio 870 30
11 19 Basilan 3,421 83
31 52 Butuan 1,372 35
12 23 Cabanatuan 897 19
7 12 Cagayan de Oro 847 20 7 13 Calbayog 1,252 23
10 13 Caloocan – 101
36 65 Cavite 723 19
7 12 Cebu 4,167 106
37 69 Cotabato 661 15
5 10 Dagupan 1,007 26
9 17 Danao 969 25
9 16 Davao 2,743 116
44 72 Dumaguete 1,042
24 9 15 Gingoog 955 24
9 15 Iligan 928 26
9 17 Iloilo 2,078 49
19 30 Lapulapu 1,433 36
12 24 Lipa 847 30
11 19 Lucena 744 19
7 12 Manila 4,000 145
80 68 Marawi 1,119 25
9 16 Naga 942 19
7 12 Ormoc 981 19
7 12 Ozamiz 478 26
10 16 Pasay 2,170 49
19 30 Quezon 6,637 168
61 107 Roxas 775 18
7 12 San Carlos 2,775
59 22 37 San Pablo 577 40
14 26 Silay 1,117 25 9 16 Tacloban 966 25
9 16 Tagaytay – 2
1 1 Toledo 1,247 30
11 19 Trece Martires – – – – Zamboanga 2,056
59 21 38 Phil. Unesco (Bayambang and Bautista) –
38 22 16 School for the Deaf and the Blind –
8 8 – Welfareville – 5 5 – General Office – 250 – 250(c) – – – – Total 526,934
12,500 5,000 7,500 ======
====== ====== ====== (a) Allotment for Pangasinan has been reduced by 38
and given to Bayambang and Bautista. (b) Allotment for Rizal has been reduced by 99 and
allotted to new City of Caloocan. (c) To be allotted to divisions where the enrollment
will be increased by children of immigrants as in Agusan, Biak,
Bukidnon, Cagayan, Cotabato I, Cotabato II, Cotabato III, Davao,
Isabela, Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur.
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