Post by SDO Caloocan Admin on Jan 8, 2019 0:52:51 GMT -8
With the implementation of the Reorganization Plan in July, 1975, the regular municipal high schools and their annexes together with 60 elementary schools from Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela were integrated with Caloocan City. It was then that the Division was renamed Third District, Metro Manila.
Additional school buildings and facilities were created and purchased under local and national funds to enhance educational growth and to support, “Equity and Quality in Education Towards National Unity and Progress.” The Division had a new Division Office, more modern school buildings, additional school sites, and new Boy and Girl Scouts Headquarters.
By virtue of re-divisioning, the three municipalities were again separated from the City of Caloocan forming the new division, the Division of Valenzuela, Malabon and Navotas or VALMANA in July, 1994.
Additional school buildings and facilities were created and purchased under local and national funds to enhance educational growth and to support, “Equity and Quality in Education Towards National Unity and Progress.” The Division had a new Division Office, more modern school buildings, additional school sites, and new Boy and Girl Scouts Headquarters.
By virtue of re-divisioning, the three municipalities were again separated from the City of Caloocan forming the new division, the Division of Valenzuela, Malabon and Navotas or VALMANA in July, 1994.
