Team Erich Final Coaching 2026
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- Q1
A private donor promises to fund a modest computer lab but requests that their preferred installer be used and that the school fast-track acceptance to meet a promotional deadline.The Procurement Committee has not started the project. As a School Head, you must comply with RA 9184 procurement rules and steward the gift.
Decline the donation because their condition conflicts with procurement rules.
Accept the donation and use the donor’s installer to expedite the project, recording the decision afterward.
Accept the donation and invite the donor’s installer to do an “exclusive” non-competitive installation at the donor’s cost.
Accept the donation but conduct an open, competitive procurement process; inform the donor that their installer may bid but must compete under normal rules.
60s - Q2
A teacher filed her vacation leave application with complete attachments two weeks before her intended leave. However, the principal did not act on it immediately, saying he had to “focus on school preparations and reports first.” The leave was approved only after three weeks—past the date the teacher originally intended to use it. The teacher then filed a complaint, claiming the delay was unfair and unprofessional.Issue:Did the principal violate any administrative rule?
No, as the principal has discretionary authority to prioritize urgent school concerns over personnel-related documents.
No, since the principal eventually approved the leave and there was no denial of the teacher’s right to take it.
Yes, because under RA 9485 and RA 11032, unreasonable delay in processing official requests without valid justification constitutes a violation of anti-red tape provisions.
Yes, but only if the teacher can prove that the delay resulted in forfeiture of her earned leave credits or other monetary loss.
30s - Q3
Mr. Mallari, a principal from Marikit High School, need to purchase new printers worth ₱60,000 using school funds. A teacher volunteers to buy them from her cousin’s store to “save time” and promises to submit the receipts afterward.Issue:What is the most appropriate action under procurement law?
Allow the transaction since the total amount is below ₱100,000 and thus may be treated as a direct purchase under simplified procurement rules.
Allow the teacher to proceed, provided that the transaction is supported by complete receipts and a certification of the lowest price obtained.
Require at least three canvass quotations and process the purchase through the School Bids and Awards Committee (SBAC) following the prescribed procurement procedure.
Proceed with the purchase only if the supplier is a registered local business accredited by the LGU and the principal certifies it as an emergency procurement.
60s - Q4
Principal Dela Cruz received the monthly MOOE allocation and used a portion of it to sponsor the school’s participation in an inter-school sports competition, including meals and travel expenses for teachers. When audited, the COA flagged the transaction as irregular. Which law primarily defines the principal’s accountability in this case?
PD 1445 – Government Auditing Code of the Philippines
RA 9184 – Government Procurement Reform Act
RA 6713 – Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards
RA 9155 – Governance of Basic Education Act
30s - Q5
Dr. Romulo is a principal from Marikit High School. His teachers have attended several LAC sessions on differentiated instruction, yet learner outcomes remain low. Observation shows teachers still use traditional methods. What should be the priority response of Dr. Romulo?
Implement a peer mentoring system between master teachers and struggling ones.
Request another division-led training for reinforcement.
Conduct post-observation conferences focusing on application barriers.
Require teachers to submit lesson plans showing differentiation strategies.
30s - Q6
A student dies in an off-campus event attended by teachers. The community blames the school for negligence, though it was an LGU-sponsored activity. The media is seeking your comment.What is the most responsible immediate action?
Coordinate directly with LGU and Division Office before any public statement.
Release a brief public statement expressing condolences while withholding details pending investigation.
Provide full details to media to clear the school’s name.
Hold an emergency press conference to show transparency.
30s - Q7Your PTA president offered to donate ₱100,000 to improve the school façade but insists that her construction business will handle the renovation. Teachers welcome the offer since the school lacks funds, but the Division Auditor warns about potential conflict of interest. What should you do as principal?
Allow the PTA’s construction to proceed, provided no school fund is involved.
Decline the offer to avoid conflict of interest and suggest channeling the donation through the LGU.
Accept the donation but require a formal MOA and full documentation with COA oversight.
Accept the project only after Division approval and ensure bidding compliance under RA9184.
30s - Q8
During Brigada Eskwela, a hardware store owner donates paint worth ₱50,000 but requests that their store banner be displayed permanently on the school gate.What should the principal do?
Accept the donation and display the banner permanently.
Accept the donation but remove the banner after Brigada Eskwela.
Reject the donation entirely.
Accept the donation but decline permanent advertising in the school.
30s - Q9
A Division memo directs all schools to hold a reading camp on the same week your school is scheduled for accreditation by a regional team. Teachers are overwhelmed and divided on priorities.What is your best leadership action?
Prioritize the reading camp since it’s a Division directive
Integrate the reading camp into the accreditation evidence of community engagement.
Request a rescheduling of the reading camp, citing accreditation readiness.
Proceed with both programs by delegating reading camp tasks to volunteers.
30s - Q10
A senior teacher expresses frustration about being repeatedly bypassed for promotion, accusing you of favoritism. She threatens to file a grievance and has strong influence among peers.What should be your next best step?
Conduct a coaching dialogue focused on career planning and emotional processing.
Refer her to the Division HR for official clarification on rankings. with answer and rationale according Deped Memo
Explain the merit-based process and show transparency in ranking results.
Recommend her for future promotion once she improves her rating.
30s - Q11
You discover that a set of printed modules distributed last quarter contains outdated and erroneous content. Teachers have already used them for grading. Parents are complaining. What should you PRIORITIZE ?
Validate errors, issue corrections, and design remediation sessions.
Recall all modules and issue an apology letter to parents.
Form a committee to investigate how the error occurred before taking actionBlame the supplier and request replacement immediately.
30s - Q12
A teacher insists on teaching topics beyond the required curriculum because she believes they are more advanced.What should the principal do?
Require the teacher to submit a written justification.
Report the teacher to the Division Office.
Remind the teacher to align instruction with the MELCs.
Allow the teacher flexibility since innovation is encouraged.
30s - Q13
Dr. Maria, a Principal from Bagong Isabel Nagional High School. She organized a LAC session in her school but a teacher in her school claims LAC sessions waste time.What should Dr. Maria do?
Allow voluntary participation.
Replace LAC with written reports.
Require attendance as part of professional development.
Exclude the teacher.
30s - Q14
You are a new Principal from a certain school in the urban area. You notice that one teacher gives extremely high grades inconsistent with assessment results.As a Principal, what should you do?
Review grading practices and provide feedback to the teacher.
Report immediately for administrative sanction.
Ignore it because grading autonomy belongs to teachers.
Lower the grades yourself.
30s - Q15
In the recently concluded National Achievement Test for Grade 12, your school scored below the national average in mathematics.As a principal, what should you do?
Require teachers to review test items.
Ignore since NAT is diagnostic only. with answer and rational according to Deped polic
Conduct data analysis and implement targeted improvement plans.
Replace mathematics teachers.30s