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Public Relation Plan
I. Executive Summary

Bully Block Campaign: De La Salle Lipa is dedicated to create a safe environment that every lasallian student is entitled to, De La Salle Lipa supports a prevention and early intervention approach in relation to bullying The awareness that bullying is unacceptable at this school and that if it is notified, the school will deal with it in accordance with the Conceptual, Strategic, Responsibility and Procedural arms of its Anti-Bullying Plan. We recognize that the best outcomes are achieved by school communities working together to help prevent the issue of bullying to occur. Our school has collaborated with staff, students and the parent community to develop protection, prevention, early intervention and response strategies for bullying.

II. General Background

De La Salle Lipa or DLSL is a Lasallian educational institution located in Lipa City,Batangas, Philippines. It is the latest of the third generation of La Salle schools founded by the De La Salle Brothers in the country

a. Corporate Structure

Legal Status- De La Salle Philippines, which was formed to see to it that the operation of De La Salle schools are in line with the mission of the De La Salle Brothers in the Philippines. And In May 2007, in keeping with the standards set by De La Salle Philippines, the Executive Vice-President became known as the Chancellor, while the two Vice-Presidents became known as Vice-Chancellors. While in school year 2006-2007, Pajarillo was president of three De La Salle schools (Lipa, Dasmariñas and the Health Sciences Institute also in Dasmarinas, Cavite), in 2007 he was President solely of De La Salle Lipa

1. Directotaire

Executive Level
|President/Chancellor |Br. Joaquin S. Martinez, FSC, D. Min. |
|Vice Chancellor for Academics & Research |Dr. Alice Botardo

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