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PROJECT PROPOSAL
CHECKING THE PAYMENTS/OLD ACCOUNTS IN THE CSSG OFFICE THROUGH WEBSITE
PROPONENTS:
JOAN MAE A LUGMAO, Ms. JINKY D. PEREZ, AND CSSG TREASURER
ADDRESS:
ILOILO STATE COLLEGE OF FISHERIES – DINGLE CAMPUS
BUDGET:
₱500, 000.00
CONTACT PERSON: JOAN MAE A. LUGMAO – 09096570691
ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY
1947 - This learning institution took shape on July 1,1947 when it opened its doors to first and second year high school students and was named Dingle Junior High School (DJHS).
1948 - Third and fourth year high school classes were opened and the school was renamed Dingle High School (DHS).
1949 - With the help of Mayor Alfonso M. Espino, the school acquired a donation of an eight-hectare lot at Barrio San Matias, where the school transferred and is now its present site.
1957 - On June 22, 1957, the school became Dingle Agricultural and Industrial School (DAIS) by virtue of Republic Act 1873 sponsored by Honorable Congressman Ricardo Y. Ladrido.
1959 - The school acquired a 40 and a half hectare farm lot at Barangay Bongloy, about two kilometers away from the campus, mainly through the efforts of Mayors Leonardo M. Aportadera and Alfonso M. Espino. This farm was later named the DATeC Integrated Farm.
1964 - The administration building and other buildings in the campus and in the farm were constructed under the administration of Mr. Aguinaldo G. de los Reyes, the school's principal.
1974 - The school offered a two-year post secondary course, the Agri-Technician Curriculum.
1976 - Baccalaureate degree courses like the BS Agriculture (BSA) majors in Crop Science and Animal Science, BS Agricultural Education (BSAg. Ed.), and BS Agriculture Homemaking Education (BSAHE) were offered. The Agri-Tech Curriculum became Associate in Agriculture Technology (AAT).
1977 - On September 26, 1977, the Dingle Agricultural and Industrial School by virtue of the approval of the Office of President Marcos became the Dingle Agricultural and Technical
CHECKING THE PAYMENTS/OLD ACCOUNTS IN THE CSSG OFFICE THROUGH WEBSITE
PROPONENTS:
JOAN MAE A LUGMAO, Ms. JINKY D. PEREZ, AND CSSG TREASURER
ADDRESS:
ILOILO STATE COLLEGE OF FISHERIES – DINGLE CAMPUS
BUDGET:
₱500, 000.00
CONTACT PERSON: JOAN MAE A. LUGMAO – 09096570691
ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY
1947 - This learning institution took shape on July 1,1947 when it opened its doors to first and second year high school students and was named Dingle Junior High School (DJHS).
1948 - Third and fourth year high school classes were opened and the school was renamed Dingle High School (DHS).
1949 - With the help of Mayor Alfonso M. Espino, the school acquired a donation of an eight-hectare lot at Barrio San Matias, where the school transferred and is now its present site.
1957 - On June 22, 1957, the school became Dingle Agricultural and Industrial School (DAIS) by virtue of Republic Act 1873 sponsored by Honorable Congressman Ricardo Y. Ladrido.
1959 - The school acquired a 40 and a half hectare farm lot at Barangay Bongloy, about two kilometers away from the campus, mainly through the efforts of Mayors Leonardo M. Aportadera and Alfonso M. Espino. This farm was later named the DATeC Integrated Farm.
1964 - The administration building and other buildings in the campus and in the farm were constructed under the administration of Mr. Aguinaldo G. de los Reyes, the school's principal.
1974 - The school offered a two-year post secondary course, the Agri-Technician Curriculum.
1976 - Baccalaureate degree courses like the BS Agriculture (BSA) majors in Crop Science and Animal Science, BS Agricultural Education (BSAg. Ed.), and BS Agriculture Homemaking Education (BSAHE) were offered. The Agri-Tech Curriculum became Associate in Agriculture Technology (AAT).
1977 - On September 26, 1977, the Dingle Agricultural and Industrial School by virtue of the approval of the Office of President Marcos became the Dingle Agricultural and Technical