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    DepEd Order No. 35, S. 2003

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    This document outlines DepEd Order No. 35 which implements the Citizenship Advancement Training (CAT) at the fourth year high school level starting in SY 2003-2004. CAT is a restructuring of the Citizens Army Training and is a component of MAPEH. It aims to promote community service at local government units. The objectives are to enhance social responsibility, develop abilities to uphold law and order, and develop readiness to assist communities during emergencies. CAT has components of military orientation and community service, such as environment protection, peace and order, public safety, and community participation.

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    This document outlines DepEd Order No. 35 which implements the Citizenship Advancement Training (CAT) at the fourth year high school level starting in SY 2003-2004. CAT is a restructuring of the Citizens Army Training and is a component of MAPEH. It aims to promote community service at local government units. The objectives are to enhance social responsibility, develop abilities to uphold law and order, and develop readiness to assist communities during emergencies. CAT has components of military orientation and community service, such as environment protection, peace and order, public safety, and community participation.

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    This document outlines DepEd Order No. 35 which implements the Citizenship Advancement Training (CAT) at the fourth year high school level starting in SY 2003-2004. CAT is a restructuring of the Citizens Army Training and is a component of MAPEH. It aims to promote community service at local government units. The objectives are to enhance social responsibility, develop abilities to uphold law and order, and develop readiness to assist communities during emergencies. CAT has components of military orientation and community service, such as environment protection, peace and order, public safety, and community participation.

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    DepEd Order No. 35, S. 2003

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    This document outlines DepEd Order No. 35 which implements the Citizenship Advancement Training (CAT) at the fourth year high school level starting in SY 2003-2004. CAT is a restructuring of the Citizens Army Training and is a component of MAPEH. It aims to promote community service at local government units. The objectives are to enhance social responsibility, develop abilities to uphold law and order, and develop readiness to assist communities during emergencies. CAT has components of military orientation and community service, such as environment protection, peace and order, public safety, and community participation.

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    DepEd Order No.

    35,
    s. 2003
    Implementation of the CITIZENSHIP
    ADVANCEMENT TRAINING (CAT) at THE
    FOURTH YEAR HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL

    In accordance with the revised


    Implementing Rules and Regulations
    of the National Service Program
    issued by the Department of National
    Defense (DND), the Department of
    Education shall implement starting SY
    2003-2004 the CITIZENSHIP
    ADVANCEMENT TRAINING (CAT), a
    restructuring of the CITIZENS ARMY
    TRAINING at Secondary Level.

    What is Citizenship Advancement


    Training?

    - is a restructuring of the
    Citizens Army Training, and is
    a component of MAPEH in the
    Fourth Year.

    - it is an Avenue of
    Promoting Community Service
    at Local Government Unit
    (LGU)

    - an effective avenue to usher


    responsible citizenship and
    develop young people as key
    players in building a strong
    nation.

    Objectives of CAT
    1. Enhance students social
    responsibility and
    commitment to the
    development of their
    communities

    2. Develop students ability to


    uphold law and order as they
    assume active participation in
    community activities

    3. Develop students readiness


    in assisting the members of
    the community, especially in
    times of emergency.

    Components of Citizenship
    Advancement Training

    1. Military Orientation
    2. Community Service

    Military Orientation
    deals with the introduction and
    exposure of the learner to the basic
    knowledge, unfamiliar situations and
    experiences as well as activities
    related to military and citizenship
    training.

    Community Service
    refers to any activity that helps
    achieve the general welfare and the
    betterment of life of the members of
    the community, or enhancement of
    its facilities especially those devoted
    to improving health, education,
    safety, recreation and morale of the
    citizenry.

    LGU Programs/ Policies for


    Community Service
    1. Protecting the Environment
    2. Maintenance of Peace and Order
    3. Ensuring Public Safety
    4. Promoting Community

    Participation

    Protecting the Environment


    Segregation and collection of solid
    waste is conducted at the Barangay
    Level, specifically for biodegradable,
    compostable and reusable waste.
    ( RA 9003, Ecological Waste
    Management Act of 2002)

    The Barangay implements

    ordinances, rules and regulations


    governing pollution control and other
    activities, which create imbalance in
    the ecology or disturbances in
    environmental conditions.
    ( Presidential Decree No. 1160 of
    1977)

    Maintenance of Peace and Order


    Barangay Crime Watch Center
    (BCWC) to serve as effective
    monitoring and coordinating
    mechanism.
    ( Senate Resolution No. 145, s.
    1992)

    Barangay Peace and Order

    Committee
    ( BPOC) to
    serve as the implementing arm of
    the city and municipal POCs at
    the Barangay Level
    ( Executive Order No. 366, s.
    1996)

    Ensuring Public Safety


    it is the policy of the State to ensure
    public safety and further strengthen local
    government capability towards this end,
    the state shall bolster a system of
    coordination and cooperation among the
    citizenry, local executives, the integrated
    law enforcement and public safety
    agencies created under this Act
    (Section 2, RA 6975)

    The Punong Barangay and

    Members of the Sanggunian have


    the duty to ensure public safety
    Section 392 (b) RA 7160

    Promoting Community Participation


    Coordination with the Sangguniang

    Kabataan
    there shall be in every baragay a
    Sangguniang Kabataan to be composed of
    a Chairman, seven(7) members, a
    Secretary and a Treasurer
    Section 423 425 RA 7160

    Institution of local bodies and

    participation of Civil Society (RA


    7160)
    - Local School Board
    - Peoples Law Enforcement
    Board (PLEB)

    How CAT can help


    address Challenges in
    the Community?

    Protecting the Environment


    Community Clean-up drive
    Protecting water, air, and land

    from damage caused by pollution

    Safeguard and conservation of

    mineral, marine and forest


    resources
    Maintenance and protection of
    watersheds, tree parks,
    greenbelts, mangroves, and
    other similar development
    projects

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