Contact information of DepEd Region 3 Division Offices as of January 8, 2016.
Division | Address | Superintendent | Asst. Superintendent/s | Contact Numbers |
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Aurora | Baler, Aurora | Edgard C. Domingo (OIC) | Emilyn D. Macaraeg (OIC-ASDS) | (042) 209-4254 209-9212 209-4408 (fax) |
Bataan | Balanga, Bataan | Tarcila P. Javier | Carolina S. Violeta (OIC-ASDS) | (047) 237-3303 237-2102 791-7004 |
Bulacan | Malolos, Bulacan | Romeo M. Alip | Bernadette F. Tamayo Gregorio C. Quinto (OIC-ASDS) | (044) 790-6586 796-1361 662-4314 791-0256 |
Nueva Ecija | Cabanatuan City | Edna S. Zerrudo | Ericson S. Sabacan (OIC-ASDS) Johanna N. Gervacio (OIC-ASDS) | (044) 463-1586 463-1707 600-0582 790-6586 |
Pampanga | San Fernando, Pampanga | Leonardo D. Zapanta (OIC) | - | (045) 961-2148 961-3010 961-3219 |
Tarlac | Tarlac, Tarlac | Estrelita S. Cunanan (OIC) | Rodel G. Aragon (OIC-ASDS) | (045) 982-0374 982-4286 982-2463 |
Zambales | Iba, Zambales | Zenia G. Mostoles | Merlina P. Cruz | (047) 811-1421 811-3578 811-3031 |
Angeles City | Angeles City | Leilani S. Cunanan (OIC) | - | (045) 888-0582 322-5722 322-4702 887-6099 |
Balanga City | Balanga City | Ronaldo A. Pozon | Robert E. Osongco (OIC-ASDS) | (047) 791-1077 662-7562 |
Cabanatuan City | Cabanatuan City | Rhoda T. Razon | - | (044) 463-7334 463-1627 600-3595 |
Gapan City | Gapan City | Silverlina A. De Jesus (OIC) | Salome P. Manuel (OIC-ASDS) | (044) 486-6524 486-7910 486-7252 |
Mabalacat City | Mabalacat City, Pampanga | Estelita G. Pineda | Ma. Irelyn P. Tamayo (OIC-ASDS) | |
Malolos City | Malolos City | Amancio S. Villamejor, Jr. | Sammy P. Sampang (OIC-ASDS) | (044) 791-6429 662-3034 |
Muñoz Science City | Science City of Muñoz | Catalina P. Paez (OIC) | - | (044) 456-5534 456-5895 |
Olongapo City | Olongapo City | Jessie D. Ferrer | Sol L. Cariaga (OIC-ASDS) | (047) 222-6569 222-2568 (fax) |
San Fernando City | San Fernando City, Pampanga | Imelda P. Macaspac (OIC) | Amelia C. Julian (OIC-ASDS) | (045) 636-4233 636-4209 636-4459 |
San Jose City | San Jose City, Nueva Ecija | Teresa D. Mababa | Dante G. Parungao (OIC-ASDS) | - |
San Jose Del Monte | San Jose del Monte City | Germelina H. Pascual | Maria Carmen P. Cuenco (OIC-ASDS) | (044) 691-5830 691-6863 |
Tarlac City | Tarlac City | Alberto P. Saludez | William G. Bacani (OIC-ASDS) | (045) 982-4439 982-4514 |
Meycauayan City | Meycauayan City, Bulacan | Norma P. Esteban (OIC) | - | - |
Contact information of DepEd Region 3 Regional Office
Region 3
Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga
Malcolm S. Garma (OIC)
Regional Director
Nicolas T. Capulong (OIC-ARD)
Asst. Regional Director
Contact Numbers:
- (045) 961-7825
- 860-5211
- 961-1810 (fax)
- 860-5212
- 455-2311
- 455-2309
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It looks like your Department have been tainted with abuses and corruption especially when it comes to following the right way of promoting, assigning teachers where the RANKING and QUALIFICATIONS have become useless & not being followed accordingly. Check what you have done recently in assigning applicant of teachers specifically in MINALIN , PAMPANGA. There was a teacher who just came back to the Philippines after living and working illegally in the USA FOR MORE THAN 10 YEAR. He then just came back to the Philippines few months ago. Now, he is already working in Sto Domingo, Minalin, Pampanga, Philippines as fulltime where his RANKING was even on the 50s. So, what happened to those teachers who are much better ranking on him & What qualifications he presently have ? This MUST be reported to the SECRETARY OF EDUCATION & THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES as there have been a lot of questionable, anomalies, abuses in your Education Regional Office.
Please, please, look into what is going on in Guiguinto National High School. My friend told me that every absence is deductive TWICE from their salaries. The first deduction is done monthly, and the second one is done annually. What is going on there? The poor teachers are up in arms but they are too scared to complain. Also, my friend must found out yesterday from her 3 friends who are also public school teachers in other schools in Bulacan that the GNHS teachers are being overcharged for their uniform sets. My friend paid 1000 pesos for 2 sets (consisting of fabric, buttons, etc) but the other teachers in other schools paid only 300 pesos for each set of uniforms. Oh, there is more: There is one teacher in that school who found out recently that her payments for a GSIS loan had not been remitted by the school cashier. Please, look into this. The school is very popular among the people in Guiguinto because of the teaching, in spite of the travails experienced by the poor teachers. Just yesterday, the locked door of the Guidance and Counselling office was broken into though the teachers had been out only an hour, and one teacher lost her laptop with all the G&C files.
My friend, who teaches at Guiginto National High School told me that their June salary would be slashed in half because school would officially start on the second half of the month. However they are still required to work on those days. In fact, they will have a caravan on the first week to kick off the school year. Their 14th-month pay was also slashed in half. Please look into this matter. My friend handles 700 students, if I am not mistaken, and handles counselling sessions. In fact, she has had counselling sessions with students and parents until around 8 pm, some of them unscheduled. She loves her work, and finds fulfilment in helping the kids and their parents. However, morale is low among the faculty because of the back-breaking work and the low monetary remuneration. Please look also into the politicking of he principal who reportedly favors some teachers and demands immediate submission of reports that would take many days to finish. Please, I feel sorry for my friend who is a single parent to two college-age boys and the sole support of her sick widowed mother. I help her out by sending money every week and she is very thankful for it, but the salary deductions are a huge blow to her measly income.