Project Sharing Senior High to Maintain Access for Reform Education in Samar: The Student-Recipients' and their Parents’ Satisfaction on its Motorboat Operation

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The researcher viewed that the student transportation has been one of the most relevant services of the public school system in the Philippines. The Bagacay National High School, being situated in an island municipality of Daram, was identified as one of the recipients of the Project Sharing Senior High to Maintain Access for Reform Education in Samar (Project SHARE-Samar). The project was an answer to the need of the school in providing an easy access to education among students from nearby barangays. The purpose of this study was to assess the level of satisfaction of both student-recipients, and their parents on the daily operation of Project SHARE-Samar motorboat. A descriptive-quantitative method was employed by the researcher in conducting this study. The findings suggested that both student-recipients and their parents were satisfied on the rules and regulations imposed by the school. The student-recipients felt more satisfaction on the safety of the motorboat and on the driver’s behaviors than their parents. They also felt a degree of satisfaction on the manners of student-recipients a little higher than their parents. On the other hand, both of them were more satisfied on the parent-school communication in the implementation of the Project SHARE-Samar. The student-recipients were more satisfied on the overall implementation of Project SHARE-Samar. However, their parents were only determined being satisfied.

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