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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Wednesday, February 14, 2007 |
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Sports
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Charges
recommended
versus DepEd officials
TEACHER ALSO FOUND
LIABLE IN AGE-CHEATING CASE
BY CEDELF TUPAS
The Department of Education in Negros Occidental is recommending the filing of administrative charges against the Fifth District schools supervisor, a principal and a teacher in Hinigaran town for their alleged involvement in the fielding of an ineligible player in the 2006 Palarong Panlalawigan.
Eva Belicina, the Negros Occidental schools division superintendent, yesterday said they have found district supervisor Corazon Mohametano along with Pahilanga Elementary School principal Nenita Caballero and PES teacher Julio Ferreros, who served as head coach of the team, liable for the age-cheating incident in the elementary boys' volleyball competitions.
Belicina said the three violated Palaro rules and regulations
and committed actions prejudicial to the best interest of the service
which is considered a grave offense under the DepEd. 
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REGIONAL
PALARO The non-staging of some sports events in the Third District Area Meet may have denied Negros Occidental the luxury of fielding the strongest team possible for the Western Visayas Private Schools Athletic Association Meet scheduled next week in Bacolod City. Felipe Dumancas, the Negros Occidental Physical Education and
School Sports supervisor, yesterday told the DAILY STAR that Area
III players selected for the elementary baseball and sepak takraw
squads have been stricken off the rosters because they may be disqualified
based on a rule that states athletes should compete in a "lower
meet" to be eligible for higher meets like the Regional Palaro. |
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