Project (SEB): Sagip Estudyanteng BulihanAn Intervention Program to Reduced Dropout Rate in Bulihan Integrated National High School


Authors : JOSEPH SY BUTAWAN, MAEd-AS

Volume/Issue : Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 12 - December

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The primary purpose of this research was to develop an intervention program that will eradicate dropout rate and will help students at risk not to leave school while studying. The study made used of descriptive design. The readily available document from the guidance office submitted by the teachers with advisory the number of students who leave the school with their reasons. The top 3 causes of dropouts are financial family problems, lack of interest and employment. An intervention program entitled “ Moving Forward” for students at high risk of dropout and out-of school youth to continue to study. It compose of six (6) intervention programs for parents, teachers, and students at risk to stay school and to reduce from dropout. It was concluded that the family is the key factor why learners success into their chosen career and they are also the one who turn the life of their child into to miserable situation. One factor also is the financial status of the child and family. Instead of studying they choose to work in benefit to bring food at home and to help their parent in their household chores. The proponent recommended an intervention programs on potential school leavers should be strengthened to motivate students to stay in school with the help of their parent or guardian

Keywords : Intervention, Dropout, Reduce, Program

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