Country: Philippines
Title: Guidelines on Tuition and/or Other School Fees in Private
Schools, Colleges and Universities for School Year
1990-1991
Author: Isidro D. . Carino, Secretary.
Institution: DECS
Citations: DECS ORDER No. 50, s. 1990.
Descriptors: Fees; Private schools.
Full text: 5.0 CONSULTATION
As defined in this Order, consultant shall mean a conference
conducted by the school administration with duly organized
parent-teachers associations and faculty associations with respect
to secondary schools and with student governments or councils,
alumni and faculty associations with respect to colleges as
stipulated in Section 10 of RA 6728.
5.1 For incoming freshmen in all private schools and colleges,
consultation shall be made with parents, students and the alumni of
the school, as stipulated in Section 8(b) of Republic Act 6728).
5.2 The consultation process involves at least one week's notice
to all the parties above-mentioned. A meeting of all sectors is
scheduled and a discussion of the proposed tuition increase and
reactions thereto are undertaken. Every sincered effort shall be
exerted to ventilate the opinions and reactions of all sectors
concerned.
5.3 In case of disagreement, parties involved may choose the
alumni association of the school or any other impartial body of
their choice as arbitrator.
5.4 Any of the parties in disagreement with the decision of the
arbitrator may elevate the decision to DECS Central Office thaat
shall make the final decision.
6.0 SANCTIONS
6.1 In case of any violation of the provisions of the
above-mentioned Guidelines, DECS, upon the recommendation of the
Council, may bar the institution from participating in or
benefiting from the programs of the Department without prejudice ot
administrative and criminal charges as may be filed against the
school and/or its responsible officers under existing laws.
6.2 Any school that shall refuse to furnish copies of its audited
financial statements to concerned sectors in the process of
consultation prior to tuition increases, shall forfeit its right to
increase its tuition fees, in addition to other penalties or
sanctions as may be imposed by DECS.
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