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Tanapag Middle School
Executive Summary
Tanapag Middle School is in its sixth year as a middle school since transitioning from an elementary school. The transition from an elementary school to a middle school began in the 2014-2015 school year. Tanapag Middle School remains resilient and continues to push forward, empowering its students to take charge of their future. The student population has always remained small. The number of students enrolled depends on how many enter from our feeder school. This is really helpful in maintaining a healthy teacher-student ratio, but very challenging when it comes to funding.
Despite the challenges the school encounters every year, TMS continues to see a steady growth in student achievement. Student discipline continues to decline despite stricter disciplinary procedures. TMS buildings have been impacted by the ground it sits on. TMS grounds are soft and constantly shifting due to heavy rainfall during the rainy season. Such impacts are highly evident in damaged classroom flooring and tiles. TMS is also one of the few schools without a sports facility, such as a basketball court. The school heavily relies on the North field, where many of the students' physical activities take place. A portion of the North field is unsafe for student use due to damp soil and ripples caused by soil erosion.
TMS continues to strive for excellence despite the many challenges it faces. In the past few years, TMS has seen some positive growth in its academic achievements.
