Education
Approved April 10, 1992

Republic Act No. 7370

An act converting the calape community-based agro-industrial college in the municipality of calape, province of bohol, into a polytechnic college to be known as the calape polytechnic college, and appropriating funds therefor

AN ACT CONVERTING THE CALAPE COMMUNITY-BASED AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF CALAPE, PROVINCE OF BOHOL, INTO A POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE TO BE KNOWN AS THE CALAPE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR

In plain language

The Republic Act converts the Calape Community-Based Agro-Industrial College into the Calape Polytechnic College, expands its curricular offerings, transfers its assets and personnel, and provides appropriations for its operation.

  • Conversion of the college to a polytechnic college
  • Addition of new technical and vocational courses
  • Transfer of assets, personnel, and liabilities
  • Protection of personnel tenure
  • Secretary of Education to implement the conversion
  • Appropriation of funds in the next General Appropriations Act
  • Effectivity upon approval
Education
Polytechnic
College Conversion
Philippines
Republic Act

[ REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7370, April 10, 1992 ]

AN ACT CONVERTING THE CALAPE COMMUNITY-BASED AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF CALAPE, PROVINCE OF BOHOL, INTO A POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE TO BE KNOWN AS THE CALAPE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:

Section 1

The Calape Community-Based Agro-Industrial College in the Municipality of Calape, Province of Bohol, is hereby converted into a polytechnic college to be known as the Calape Polytechnic College, hereinafter referred to as the College.

Section 2

In addition to its present curricular offerings, the College shall offer non-degree terminal courses in the field of technical and vocational education, including two-year nursing aide, paramedical aide, fish technology, and agricultural technology courses, as well as in eighteen-month midwifery course, one-year craftsman certificate to electrical technology course and a six-month typing and stenography course. The College shall concentrate in the post-secondary level education and in the non-formal and indigenous learning systems as well as in self-learning, independent and out-of-school study programs.

Section 3

All assets, fixed and movable, records and personnel of the Calape Community-Based Agro-Industrial College, as well as its liabilities, are hereby transferred to the College:*Provided, however,*That the positions, rights and security of tenure of the personnel employed therein under existing laws prior to their absorption by the College are not impaired.

Section 4

The Secretary of Education, Culture and Sports shall take such steps as are necessary for the conversion and operation of the College and the immediate implementation of this Act.

Section 5

In addition to the current appropriations of the Calape Community-Based Agro-Industrial College, the amount needed to carry out the provisions of this Act shall be included in the General Appropriations Act of the year following its enactment into law and thereafter.

Section 6

This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

Approved,

| (Sgd.) NEPTALI A. GONZALES President of the Senate | (Sgd.) RAMON V. MITRA Speaker of the House of Representatives | | --- | --- | | This Act which originated in the House of Representatives was finally passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate on August 1, 1991 and January 23, 1992, respectively. | | | (Sgd.)ANACLETO D. BADOY, JR. Secretary of the Senate | (Sgd.)CAMILO L. SABIO Secretary General House of Representatives |

Approved: April 10, 1992

(Sgd.)CORAZON C. AQUINO President of the Philippines

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