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CHAPTER 2.
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
2.1
INTRODUCTION
Tarlac City is on top of the hierarchy of settlements having the most

number of both urban and rural dwellers within Tarlac province and is
projected to remain so until year 2008.
Population in the city is largely attributed to in-migration. It is expected to
double by year 2027.
The figures on population indicate that provision of adequate social
services capable of meeting the needs of this growing and dynamic
citizenry remain high. Availability of these services to the poor and
disadvantaged population is even more critical.
The City Government is mainly responsible for the delivery of these
services to the people.
Line agencies as the Departments of Health,
Education and Culture, Social Welfare and Development, among others,

complement its efforts in providing these social services.
The City works for the promotion of social service programs and projects
aimed at building better quality of life, especially for the poor and
disadvantaged sectors of the population. Health and nutrition, education,
culture and sports, socialized housing and resettlements, protective
services as well as their corresponding infrastructure requirements need
to be adequately distributed in the Citys urban and rural barangays.
2.2
MAJOR GOAL
The people are able to meet and sustain their minimum basic needs of
adequate food, good health, education, shelter and human dignity when
their productive capacity is adequately harnessed to the national and
international level of competitiveness.
2.3
HOUSING
A.
EXISTING SITUATION
Shelter is one of mans basic needs. Demand for new housing units
in Tarlac City is quite high, largely due to its increasing population.
Increase in housing demand is expected especially in the citys
growth areas and resettlement areas like Sapang Maragul and San
Rafael.
In 2000, Tarlac Citys population is 262, 481, composed by a total
of 51,703 households occupying about 50,200 dwelling units. The
ratio indicates the existence of double-up HHs and a shortage of
1,503 units. With the present number of dwelling units, it is
assumed that 20% of these need improvement.
There are 85 subdivisions in Tarlac City.
The effect of Mt. Pinatubos eruption in 1991 is still a major concern
for the City. The need for a resettlement area for affected
households remains one of the administrations priority tasks.
Major issues affecting the housing sub-sector include urban poor
families residing in danger zones (e.g. riparian community built-up
along Tarlac River) or squatting in properties whose owners are not
open to selling the same.
B.
GOAL
Adequate, affordable and decent low-cost housing, livelihood and
suitable relocation sites provided to squatters and low-income
families
C.
OBJECTIVES
1. To provide credit assistance for housing with low amortization
rate and longer repayment period
2. To encourage private and government sector partnership and
collaboration in responding to the housing demand/needs of the
City.
3. To promote the use of indigenous materials in the construction
of houses.
D.
TARGETS
1. Construction
of
low-cost
housing
units
accessible
to
transportation lines, schools and provided with basic utilities

such as water and electricity.
E.
STRATEGIES
1. Encourage families to avail of the lending windows of GSIS,
SSS, PAG-IBIG for housing loans.
2. Improvement of housing delivery system of the government.
3. Effective documentation of the housing needs of the populace.
4. Coordination with the National Housing Authority (NHA) to avail
of its funding assistance for development of the Citys
resettlement area.
5. Strengthening existing cooperatives to enable them to have
alliance with the private sector NGOs and POs anchored on the
principle of active partnership.
6. Reduce the cost of housing loan acquisition by reducing too
much bureaucracy.
TABLE No. 22
LIST OF SUBDIVISIONS
CITY OF TARLAC
SUBDIVISION
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
Don Adriano Subd.

Benito Que
Honorio Bulos, Jr.
Calingcuan Village &
Housing Project
Ursula Magat Subd.
Conrado Diaz
Country Hills Subd.
Crisanto Catu
S.G.David Realty & Dev't.
Corp.
Fairlane Subd.
Fairlane Subd.
Fairlane Subd. III
Fairlane Subd. Unit II
Getha
Gomez Subd.
Hacienda Laoang
Hermilina & Ceriaca Paraiso
Subd.
Sunrise Subd.
Immaculada Concepcion
Subd
Lazatin Subd.
L.T.A. (Hacienda Luisita)
E.B. Ledesma Devt. Corp.
Jose de Leon Subd.
Dra. Lily Gomez
T.M. Madlambayan (Ma.
Victoria Subd.)
Jose G. Macapinlac Subd.
Magsaysay Village
Macabulos(Army
Reservation)
Pasda Incorporated
George Parks
Paradise Subd.
Pilar Gil Subd.
P. Paraiso & C.Daos Subd.
Blossomville Subd.
Our Lady of Ransom Subd.
Rep. of the Philippines L.T.A.
Pagasa Subd.
Leocadio Salvador
San Vicente Hill Subd.
San Sebastian Heights
Guadalupe Dizon Vda. De
Santos Subd.
OWNER
LOCATION
Francisco Rivera
Benito Que
Honorio Bulos, Jr.
Ernesto Ledesma
Matatalaib
San Rafael
San Isidro
Maliwalo
Ursula Magat
Conrado Diaz
Simplicio De Jesus
Crisanto Catu
Serafin David
San Roque
Tibag
San Isidro
Sepung Calzada
Maliwalo & Ungot
Benjamin Santos
-do-do-doGovt. Employee
Lily Gomez
R.P.A.
Hermilina Paraiso
San Roque & San Rafael

San Rafael
San Vicente
San Vicente
Maliwalo & Ungot
Poblacion I
San Juan de Mata
Sapang Maragul
Hernan Ilagan
Lino Ignacio
Maliwalo
Tibag
Amalia Urquico
R.P.A.
Ernesto Ledesma
Jose de Leon
Lily Gomez
T. Madlambayan
San Roque
San Rafael & San Miguel
Maliwalo
Matatalaib
Maliwalo
San Carlos
Jose Macapinlac
Norma Vertuco
Army Reservation
Maliwalo
San Vicente
San Vicente
Victor Pascual
George Parks
Bienvinido Dizon
Pilar Gil
Pacifico Paraiso
Alfredo Puno
Ernesto Bautista
L.T.A.
Cornelio Salak
Leocadio Salvador
Jose Macapinlac
Norma Vertuco
Guadalupe Dizon
Burot
San Vicente (San Roque)
San Roque
San Roque
Sapang Maragul
Matatalaib
Matatalaib
Tibag
Aguso
San Vicente
San Vicente
Matatalaib
TABLE No. 22
LIST OF SUBDIVISIONS
CITY OF TARLAC
SUBDIVISION
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
San Rafael Home Site

Sto. Nio Village
Sto. Nio Village
Tarlac Capitol Subd.
Tarlac Memorial Park
New Tarlac Realty Co. Inc.
Tomas Besa Subd.
A. Urquico Del Rosario et-al
Urquico Subd. Blk. 1 to 9
Urquico Subd. Lot 1019A to
B52
Villa Soliman Subd.
Victorio Soliman et-al Subd.
Valdez Estate
Boulevard Govt.
Homeowners Assn.
Servillano Aquino et-al Subd.
Sunrise Subd.
Marcelino Dijamco Subd.
Northern Hills Subd.
Bliss
Matadero
R. Tiongson (Remaining
Part)
Felomena Estate Home
R. Carlos Mrd. to Lucia
Magbag
Tarlac N & Y Devt. Aurora
Vil.
Municipal Govt. of Tarlac
L.T.A. Maliwalo, San Jose,
San Manuel, Balingcanaway
Saint Marys Subd. I & II
Rosario Garden Villa Subd.
Villa Leticia
Luzon Ville
New Tarlac Home
Devt.Corp.
Espiritu Santo Subd.
Saint Dominic Village Subd.
Villa Perpetua
Hacienda Guitan
Land Homes Developer
Felomena
Fil. Chinese Friendship Vill.
E. Zarraga
Nias Ville
Family Park Homes
Teresa Homes
Villa Aguila
Haus-Land Assets Realty
Corp.
OWNER
LOCATION
Victorio Soliman et-al

Leticia De Borja
Leticia De Borja
Fil. Homeowners
Tarlac Memorial Park
New Tarlac Realty
Tomas Besa
Arsenio Urquico
-do-do-
San Rafael
Matatalaib
Matatalaib
San Vicente
Binauganan
San Sebastian
San Nicolas
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Cristo
Victorio Soliman, Jr.

Victorio Soliman
R.P.A.
Association Homeowners
Salapungan
San Rafael
Balingcanaway
San Vicente
Servillano Aquino
Hernan Ilagan
Marcelino Dijamco
Benito Que
Mun. Govt. of Tarlac
Sto. Cristo
Maliwalo
San Isidro
San Rafael
Suizo
Matadero
Ursula Magat
Lucia Magbag
Paraiso
(Alvindia) Sta. Cruz
Victor Pascual
Suizo

-
Uy Sio An
Rosario Espinosa
Leticia De Borja
Lino David
Uy Sio An
Matatalaib
San Roque
Matatalaib
Aguso & Dalayap
San Rafael
Vicente Figueroa
Manuel Romero
Amado Go
Republic of the Phil.
S. David
U. Magat
Jessie Chua
E. Zarraga
Sapang Maragul
San Vicente
Matatalaib
Sapang Tagalog
Binauganan
San Rafael
San Roque
Tibag
Suizo
Cut-Cut II
Tibag
Maliwalo
Carangian
Alto Asia Project

J.Q.G. Home Devt. Corp.
Jeremias Lagman
Wilfredo Tan
TABLE No. 23 - A
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS, HOUSEHOLDS, HOUSEHOLD POPULATION
BY TYPE OF BUILDING - CY 1990
CITY OF TARLAC
R A T I O
OCUUPIED
TYPE OF BUILDING,
AREA CLASSIFICATION
HOUSING
UNITS
HOUSEHOLDS
HOUSEHOLD
POPULATION
TOTAL
36,052
37,413
Single House
Duplex
Multi-unit Residential
Commercial/Industrial/Agricultural
Institutional Living Quarters
Other Housing Units
Not Reported
33,368
1,075
1,422
139
4
29
15
URBAN
Single House
Duplex
Other Housing Units
Not Reported
RURAL
Single House
Duplex
Other Housing Units
Not Reported
HOUSEHOLDS TO
OCCUPIED
HOUSING UNITS
HOUSEHOLD POPULATION TO
OCUUPIED HOUSING UNITS
208,458
1.038
5.782
34,401
1,197
1,624
139
6
31
15
193,705
6,036
7,813
654
25
143
82
1.031
1.113
1.142
1.000
1.500
1.069
1.000
5.805
5.615
5.494
4.705
6.250
4.931
5.467
13,528
12,156
530
725
87
2
13
15
14,209
12,668
594
829
87
2
14
15
78,595
71,219
2,992
3,854
378
7
63
82
1.050
1.042
1.121
1.143
1.000
1.000
1.077
1.000
5.810
5.859
5.645
5.316
4.345
3.500
4.846
5.467
22,524
21,212
545
697
52
2
16
0
23,204
21,733
603
795
52
4
17
0
129,863
122,486
3,044
3,959
276
18
80
0
1.030
1.025
1.106
1.141
1.000
2.000
1.063
5.766
5.774
5.585
5.680
5.308
9.000
5.000
TABLE No. 23 - B
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS BY TYPE OF BUILDING,
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS IN EACH HOUSING UNIT - CY 1990
CITY OF TARLAC
T Y P E
O F
B U I L D I N G
COMMERCIAL /
MULTI-UNIT
INSTITUTIONA
INDUSTRIAL /
RESIDENTIA
L LIVING
AGRICULTURA
L
QUARTERS
L
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS IN EACH

HOUSING UNIT
TOTAL
OCCUPIED
HOUSING
UNITS
SINGLE
HOUSE
DUPLEX
TOTAL
36,052
33,368
1,075
1,422
139
ONE HOUSEHOLD
TWO HOUSEHOLDS
THREE HOUSEHOLDS
FOUR HOUSEHOLDS
FIVE HOUSEHOLDS
SIX HOUSEHOLDS OR MORE
35,005
835
161
34
6
11
32,543
666
130
21
4
4
958
113
3
1
-------
1,320
54
27
12
2
7
MEAN NUMBER OF
HOUSEHOLDS
1.038
1.031
1.113
1.142
OTHER
HOUSING
UNITS
NOT
REPORTE
D
29
15
139
----------------
3
---1
----------
27
2
-------------
15
----------------
1.000
1.500
1.069
1.000
IN PERCENTAGE
TOTAL
ONE HOUSEHOLD
TWO HOUSEHOLDS
THREE HOUSEHOLDS
FOUR HOUSEHOLDS
FIVE HOUSEHOLDS
SIX HOUSEHOLDS OR MORE
100.000%
92.555%
2.982
%
3.944%
0.386%
0.011%
0.080%
0.042%
97.096%
2.316%
0.447%
0.094%
0.017%
0.031%
90.267%
1.847%
0.361%
0.058%
0.011%
0.011%
2.657%
0.313%
0.008%
0.003%
-------
3.661%
0.150%
0.075%
0.033%
0.006%
0.019%
0.386%
----------------
0.008%
---0.003%
----------
0.075%
0.006%
-------------
0.042%
----------------
TABLE No. 24
PROJECTED POPULATION HOUSEHOLD INCREMENT
AND HOUSING REQUIREMENTS
CITY OF TARLAC
YEAR
POPULATION
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS
INCREMENT
1990 *
210,969
37,413
----
1995 *
230,479
44,601
7,188
2000 *
262,481
51,703
7,102
2001
269,410
53,536
1,833
2002
276,523
55,533
1,997
2003
283,823
57,710
2,177
2004
291,316
60,086
2,376
2005
299,007
62,682
2,597
NSO CENSAL YEAR
TABLE No. 25
NUMBER OF CONNECTIONS and SERVED POPULATION BY LWUA
CITY OF TARLAC
Number of
Connections
Served Population
2,564
15,264
2 . Carangian
139
828
3 . San Pablo
219
1,296
4 . San Roque
1,360
8,070
5 . Cut-Cut 1st
107
630
6 . Mabini
110
660
7 . San Sebastian
705
4,200
8 . Binauganan
197
1,176
9 . Ligtasan
369
2,196
10 . Poblacion
181
1,026
11 . Sto. Cristo
664
3,960
1,216
7,248
13 . San Juan Bautista
224
1,332
14 . Matatalaib
433
2,580
15 . Sepung Calzada
101
606
16 . Suizo
161
960
17 . San Rafael
664
3,960
18 . San Miguel
850
5,064
19 . Maligaya
48
288
20 . Paraiso
337
2,004
21 . Maliwalo
379
2,256
22 . Calingcuan
97
576
23 . San Francisco
81
486
11,206
66,666
BARANGAY
1 . San Vicente
12 . San Nicolas
TOTAL
F.
PLANS, PROGRAMS PROJECTS

Local Initiative Housing Program
Local government initiates construction of houses purely out of
local materials solicited from the private sector. Indigenous
materials
obtained
through
donations
from
suppliers
and
businessmen would be utilized for the houses to be built under a

government housing program.
G.
LAND USE IMPLICATIONS

The proposed program under this sub-sector would require an
allocation of 8.5 % of the citys total residential area.
2.4
EDUCATION
A.
EXISTING SITUATION
A well-educated citizenry is a prerequisite to the development of the
City. Poor access to education in terms of distance to schools and
financial capability of families to send their children to school are
the major educational problems. Corollary to this citizenry depends
highly on the kind of education being injected to them for their
development by the different educational institutions existing in the
city.
Formal education in Tarlac City is being undertaken by both public
and private schools. As of school year 20012002, the city has 102
elementary schools, out of this 86 are public and 16 are privately
owned.
Likewise, there are 22 secondary schools, where 8 are public and
14 are private schools.
During the school year 2001-2002, the total enrollment in the
elementary level was 46,133, 85% of which accounts for public
school enrollees while 15% accounts for private school enrollees.
It is important to note that the public schools exhibited the highest

rate of enrollment and these are Tarlac West Central Elementary
School and Sto. Cristo Elementary School with 3,256 and 2,219,
respectively.
Also on the same school year, registered enrollment in the
secondary level is 22,082. Tarlac National High School, a public
school has the highest number of enrollees with 7,324.
There are four (4) schools that offer Tertiary education: Tarlac State
University and three (3) private schools:
1.
College of the Holy Spirit
2.
Osias Colleges
3.
Central Luzon Doctors Hospital
Comparing the current total number of pupils against the total

number of classrooms in the elementary level, the average ratio is
1:38, meaning based on the standard ratio of classroom to pupils,
the present number of classroom in some public elementary
schools are already sufficient. However, 26 public elementary
schools are in need of 106 classrooms.
In the secondary level, the average classroom student ratio is 1:65.
Based on the standard ratio of 1:40, there is a current need of 175
classrooms.
Likewise, comparing the total number of students to the number of
schoolteachers using the standard ratio of one (1) teacher for every
40 pupils in elementary level indicates there is a current need for 51
additional public school teachers. At the public secondary level, the
total number of 494 teachers is also below the standard ratio and
presents a need for 15 additional teachers.
B.
GOAL
1. Better quality of education which is responsive and dynamic to
the needs of the whole community.
C.
OBJECTIVES
1. To enhance the educational system in the City by raising the
quality of instruction at all levels.
2. To assist school-age drop-outs acquire vocational aptitudes and
receive relevant training opportunities.
3. To increase literacy rate among out-of-school youths and adults
D.
TARGETS
1. Construction of 106 classrooms in the elementary level and 175

classrooms in the secondary level to meet the standard ratio of
classroom to students and expanding access on both
elementary and secondary level for hard to reach population.
2. Upgrading of existing primary schools to elementary school and
providing elementary school in every barangay.
3. Coordination and establishment of linkages with national
agencies (i.e. NMYC and DTI) for the provision of skills training
program for the out-of-school youths.
4. Hiring of 51 elementary level teachers and 15 secondary level
teachers to meet the teacher requirements.
E.
STRATEGIES
1. Collaboration between the Department of Education (DepEd)
and the City Government in hiring additional teachers and for
the acquisition of needed facilities, most especially laboratories,
libraries, comfort rooms, playgrounds, guidance office, and the
like to make educational instruction more effective and
functional.
2. Regular
staff
development
activities
to
upgrade
the
competencies and maximize full potentials of schoolteachers.
F.
PLANS, PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

Educational Facilities Upgrading Program
There is an increasing gap in the proportion of classrooms to
students due to the increasing enrollment and slow improvement,
construction and repair of school buildings. Continuous review and
evaluation of the required sites and facilities to meet the learning
needs of the students are necessary. Requirements in the area of
school site such as classrooms and textbooks which are based on
projected enrollment should be addressed properly. Moreover,
schools need to be equipped with facilities, equipment and related
materials necessary to capitalize on technological advancements
focused on science and technology and communication arts
education. The City Government will exert efforts to facilitate the
acquisition of books and laboratory equipment to further improve
the competencies of students. Construction of classrooms in urban
growth areas shall likewise receive priority attention.
Educational Manpower Resource Development Program
There should be a continuing program to upgrade teaching and
instructional competencies of both teachers and administrators
through
various
staff
development
training
and
seminars,
particularly in values education, science and technology, and

communication arts education.
The City should also maintain adequate number of educators
deployed in various schools. A total of 300 teachers should be hired
from 2003-2010.
Curriculum Enrichment Program
This program will address the need to improve the quality,
effectiveness and efficiency of the Citys educational system. This
would require basically the development /acquisition of appropriate
teaching strategies and production of upgraded instructional
materials using non-traditional and indigenous materials.
EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE MAP
EDUCATION
(ELEMENTARY & PRIMARY LEVEL)
N
CITY OF TARLAC
LEGEND:
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY
BARANGAY BOUNDARY
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY LEVEL
PUBLIC PRIMARY LEVEL
PRIVATE ELEMENTARY LEVEL
City Government of Tarlac

Office of the City Planning and Development
Map No. 14A
- 94A -
COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN
EDUCATION
(SECONDARY & TERTIARY LEVEL)
N
CITY OF TARLAC
LEGEND:
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY
BARANGAY BOUNDARY
PUBLIC SECONDARY LEVEL
PRIVATE SECONDARY LEVEL
PUBLIC TERTIARY LEVEL
PRIVATE TERTIARY LEVEL

Map No. 14B
- 94B -
INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN MAP YEAR 2010
EDUCATION
N
CITY OF TARLAC
LEGEND:
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY
BARANGAY BOUNDARY
EXISTING PUBLIC SECONDARY LEVEL
EXISTING PRIVATE TERTIARY LEVEL
EXISTING PRIVATE SECONDARY LEVEL
PROPOSED PUBLIC ELEMENTARY LEVEL
EXISTING PUBLIC TERTIARY LEVEL
PROPOSED PUBLIC SECONDARY LEVEL

Map No. 15
- 95 -
TABLE No. 26
NAME, LOCATION, TYPE AND FACILITIES OF SCHOOLS BY LEVEL
CITY OF TARLAC
SCHOOL
Location
(Barangay)
Area
Occupied
Type
Public
Private
Facilities
Lab.
Shop
Library
(sq.m.)
Sports
Adm.
Clinic
CR
Office
Play-
Science
Others
ground
Equipment
(specify)
PRIMARY
Apalang
Buenavista
Capehan
Pacquillao
Pag-asa
Samberga
San Carlos
San Jose de Urquico
Sta. Maria
Sto. Nio
Armenia
Buenavista
Capehan
Care
San Rafael
Sapang Maragul
San Carlos
San Jose de Urquico
Paraiso
Sto. Nio
200
10,000
300
834
1,464
600
2,500
-
Aguso
Amucao
Tibag
Sitio Bagong Barrio
Balanti
Balete
Balibago I
Balibago II
Balingcanaway
Balingcanaway
Banaba
Bantog
Baras - Baras
Batang - Batang
Binauganan
Buhilit
Central
Carangian
Care
Cut - Cut II
Dalayap
Culipat
Dolores
San Luis
Calingcuan
San Manuel
10,000
6,493
4,000
4,698
6,139
10,000
2,400
10,000
24,000
10,000
5,000
2,500
1,152
5,168
5,000
-
ELEMENTARY
Alvindia Aguso
Amucao
Bacuit
Bagong Barrio Resettlement
Balanti
Balete
Balibago 1st
Balibago 2nd
Balingcanaway Centro
Balingcanaway Corba
Banaba
Bantog
Baras - Baras
Batang - Batang
Binauganan
Buhilit
C.A.T.
Carangian
Care
Cut - Cut II
Dalayap
Damaso V. Briones
Dolores
Don Florencio Buan
Doa Arsenia
Laoang
TABLE No. 26
NAME, LOCATION, TYPE AND FACILITIES OF SCHOOLS BY LEVEL
CITY OF TARLAC
SCHOOL
Location
(Barangay)
Area
Occupied
Type
Public
Private
Facilities
Lab.
Shop
Library
Sports
(sq.m.)
Lourdes
Maligaya
Maliwalo
Mapalacsiao
Matatalaib Bato
Natividad de Leon
Northern Hills
Paradise
Paraiso
San Francisco
San Isidro
San Jose
San Juan de Bautista
San Juan de Mata
San Manuel
San Miguel Central
San Nicolas
San Pablo
San Pascual
San Rafael
San Sebastian
San Vicente Annex
San Vicente Main
Sapang Maragul
Sapang Tagalog
Sepung Calzada
Sinait
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Domingo
Suizo Bliss
Suizo Resettlement
Tariji
Tarlac West Central
Tibag
Tibagan
Trinidad
Ungot
Villa Bacolor
Lourdes
Maligaya
Maliwalo
Mapalacsiao
Matatalaib
Bora
San Rafael
Ligtasan
Paraiso
San Francisco
San Isidro
San Jose
San Juan de Mata
San Manuel
San Miguel
San Nicolas
San Pablo
San Pascual
San Rafael
Matatalaib
San Vicente
San Vicente
Sapang Maragul
Sapang Tagalog
Panampunan
Sinait
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Domingo
Suizo
Suizo
Tariji
San Roque
Tibag
Tibagan
Trinidad
Ungot
Villa Bacolor
581
11,126
20,000
7,248
2,358
10,000
1,500
7,892
1,005
6,000
9,600
5,000
1,278
4,100
19,926
6,190
9,229
9,743
5,000
20,000
1,600
1,140
15,000
9,412
5,000
1,800
20,000
-
Adm.
Clinic
CR
Office
Others
(specify)
Science
Equipment
Playground
TABLE No. 27
ENROLMENT FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS BY LEVEL
CITY OF TARLAC
LEVEL OF EDUCATION
1998 - 1999
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
63
31
32
386
120
12
15
78
96
70
120
22
50
348
18
307
1,768
55
24
29
371
10
145
15
22
62
93
61
131
21
58
319
23
278
1,717
47
22
22
342
2
200
24
30
13
35
56
108
59
80
18
29
291
21
250
1,649
26
295
39
250
31
57
11
35
44
121
40
93
13
39
321
15
282
1,712
ELEMENTARY
Bayanihan Institute
Bible Believer's Baptist Academy
Colegio de San Isidro
Cosmopolitan Institute
Don Bosco Technical Institute
Osias Colleges
Precious Child School
San Luis Educational Foundation
St. Paul Child Spectrum
Tarlac 1st Baptist Church School
Tarlac Adventist
Tarlac Christian Learning Center
Tarlac Christian School
Tarlac Ecumenical School
Tarlac Living Faith Academy
Tarlac Montessori School
TOTAL ELEMENTARY (PRIVATE)
211
13
12
1,448
587
124
127
518
70
541
71
56
119
1,000
23
532
5,452
223
13
24
1,428
27
542
105
154
528
61
487
62
52
97
1,009
29
587
5,428
239
16
30
1,379
29
521
119
152
507
59
492
72
53
89
976
26
621
5,380
209
17
1,370
50
432
108
128
472
40
458
71
46
169
1,039
28
613
5,250
SECONDARY
Bayanihan Institute
Osias Colleges
Our Lady of Ransom Catholic School
San Sebastian Cathedral School
St. Matthew Christian Academy
TOTAL SECONDARY (PRIVATE)
182
851
790
427
22
360
318
82
60
80
556
123
3,851
173
819
28
739
373
128
350
276
89
51
97
538
159
3,820
170
811
37
788
317
239
325
302
89
48
145
563
3
174
4,011
183
814
59
743
282
295
367
277
113
39
214
583
8
223
4,200
P R I V A T E
A. PRIMARY
Bayanihan Institute
Fairlane Young Achiever's School
Living Streams Learning Center
New Christian Era Learning Center
Osias Colleges
Phil. Tar Kian Tiak Institute
TOTAL PRIMARY (PRIVATE)
B.
C.
TABLE No. 27
CITY OF TARLAC
LEVEL OF EDUCATION
D.
E.
1998 - 1999
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
TERTIARY
Cetral Luzon Doctor's Hospital
Osias Colleges
TOTAL TERTIARY (PRIVATE)
996
913
310
2,219
715
955
295
1,965
682
1,008
278
1,968
514
793
166
1,473
VOCATIONAL / TECHNICAL
AMA Computer College
AMA Computer Learning Center
Ednor Colleges
International Maritime Institute
Interworld College of Technology
St. Paul College
Systems Technology Institute
United School of Science & Tech.
TOTAL VOC/TECH (PRIVATE)
1,066
1,724
1,156
1,770
118
726
1,771
8,331
651
1,770
878
1,684
160
625
2,718
8,486
685
430
1,905
314
1,586
145
610
2,506
8,181
1,180
422
1,719
314
836
132
681
1,040
6,324
320
540
230
214
454
1,319
121
755
777
325
173
208
5,436
322
548
199
213
498
1,356
117
772
779
343
165
179
5,491
323
565
225
226
482
1,401
115
786
824
339
195
238
5,719
323
565
225
226
482
1,401
115
786
724
339
195
238
5,619
239
188
1,806
368
223
1,005
592
1,913
6,334
219
186
1,790
405
265
905
604
1,921
6,295
280
201
1,746
404
262
947
558
2,120
6,518
251
201
1,790
383
253
823
550
2,219
6,470
93
82
39
99
49
31
31
424
89
117
36
63
24
34
34
397
89
117
36
63
24
34
38
401
89
117
36
63
24
34
38
401
P U B L I C
I.
Tarlac East District
ELEMENTARY
Amucao Elem. School
Balingcanaway Corba
Batang - Batang
Doa Arsenia
Maliwalo
Natividad de Leon
San Jose
San Manuel
San Pascual
Trinidad
Villa Bacolor
Sub-total Public Elem. (East District)
II.
Tarlac Central District
ELEMENTARY
Binauganan
Damaso Briones
Matatalaib Bato
Matatalaib Buno
San Nicolas
San Sebastian
Sto. Cristo
Sub-total Public Elem. (Central District)
III.
North District
PRIMARY
Alvindia
Banaba
Buhilit
Sta. Maria
Sta. Cruz
Mapalad
Sto. Nio
Sub-total Public Primary (North District)
TABLE No. 27
CITY OF TARLAC
LEVEL OF EDUCATION
ELEMENTARY
Alvindia-Aguso Central
Balibago I
Balibago II
Baras - Baras
Dalayap
Dolores
Laoang
San Juan de Mata
Sepung Calzada - Panampunan
Sinait
St. Domingo
Tariji
Sub-total Public Elem. (North District)
IV.
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
909
286
383
436
456
291
333
444
815
317
138
227
5,035
1,008
305
385
501
477
293
344
533
790
368
175
236
5,415
1,008
305
385
501
477
293
344
533
790
369
175
236
5,416
1,008
305
385
501
477
293
344
533
790
369
175
236
5,416
117
50
167
111
35
146
111
35
146
290
92
251
455
238
109
525
468
79
846
428
104
349
798
631
147
121
329
1,424
485
420
8,589
290
79
253
444
286
106
505
465
90
909
396
56
347
750
650
139
104
320
1,459
483
446
8,577
302
95
250
515
318
101
463
444
78
833
500
63
366
760
646
159
143
331
1,471
510
443
8,791
302
95
250
510
318
101
463
444
78
833
500
63
366
760
646
159
143
331
1,471
510
443
8,786
81
193
144
45
463
41
144
135
47
367
43
86
155
48
332
44
183
142
48
417
South District
PRIMARY
Sitio Dam Primary School
Yabutan Primary School
Sub-total Public Primary (South District)
ELEMENTARY
Armenia
Asturias
Atioc dela Paz
Balete
Bantog
Buenavista
Burot
Camp Aquino
Capehan
Central Azucarera de Tarlac
Cut - Cut II
Don Pepe Cojuangco
Lourdes
Maligaya
Mapalacsiao
Paraiso
San Carlos
San Francisco
San Miguel
Sapang Tagalog
Ungot
Sub-total Public Elem. (South District)
V.
1998 - 1999
West District
PRIMARY
Apalang Primary School
Bagong Barrio
Pag-Asa Primary School
San Jose de Urquico
Sub-total Public Primary (West District)
TABLE No. 27
CITY OF TARLAC
LEVEL OF EDUCATION
1998 - 1999
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
376
276
542
404
381
145
37
192
108
1,180
250
480
1,268
328
730
278
293
3,246
612
579
11,705
395
301
896
373
386
143
27
233
100
1,201
356
476
1,547
306
726
280
258
3,286
619
630
12,539
408
272
572
351
376
137
42
210
101
1,198
299
499
1,648
307
754
280
242
3,236
669
615
12,216
395
253
612
360
390
142
36
179
148
1,231
305
503
1,647
279
720
222
3,256
616
622
11,916
6,523
2,618
904
725
1,075
1,276
495
2,488
16,104
5,377
2,436
925
704
852
1,243
509
2,685
14,731
6,597
2,293
1,080
620
1,045
1,230
523
2,737
16,125
7,324
2,513
1,245
622
1,138
1,406
515
3,119
17,882
9,972
9,972
10,648
10,648
9,630
9,630
9,434
9,434
ELEMENTARY
Bacuit
Balanti
Carangian
Care
Don Florentino Buan (San Luis)
Northern Hills
Pacquilliao
Paradise
Samberga
San Isidro
San Pablo
San Rafael
San Vicente
San Vicente Annex
Sapang Maragul
Suizo Bliss
Suizo Resettlement
Tarlac West Central
Tibag
Tibagan
Sub-total Public Elem. (West District)
SECONDARY
Tarlac National HS (Main)
Tarlac National HS (Annex)
Alvindia - Aguso
Amucao
San Manuel
Tarlac State University (SAMPU)
Maliwalo
TOTAL SECONDARY (PUBLIC)
TERTIARY
Tarlac State University
TOTAL TERTIARY (PUBLIC)
TABLE No. 27
CITY OF TARLAC
LEVEL OF EDUCATION
1998 - 1999
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
1,768
887
1,717
931
1,649
879
1,712
964
0
0
424
0
463
2,655
0
0
397
167
367
2,648
0
0
401
146
332
2,528
0
0
401
146
417
2,676
5,452
37,099
5,436
6,334
5,035
8,589
11,705
42,551
5,428
38,317
5,491
6,295
5,415
8,577
12,539
43,745
5,380
38,660
5,719
6,518
5,416
8,791
12,216
44,040
5,250
38,207
5,619
6,470
5,416
8,786
11,916
43,457
TOTAL SECONDARY
3,851
16,104
19,955
3,820
14,731
18,551
4,011
16,125
20,136
4,200
17,882
22,082
TOTAL TERTIARY
2,219
9,972
12,191
1,965
10,648
12,613
1,968
9,630
11,598
1,473
9,434
10,907
8,331
8,486
8,181
6,324
8,331
8,486
8,181
6,324
S U M M AR Y
PRIMARY
Private
Public
Tarlac North District
Tarlac South District
Tarlac West District
TOTAL PRIMARY
ELEMENTARY
Private
Public
Tarlac North District
Tarlac South District
Tarlac West District
TOTAL ELEMENTARY
SECONDARY
Private
Public
TERTIARY
Private
Public
VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL
Private
TOTAL VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL
TABLE No. 28
STUDENT-TEACHER AND STUDENT-CLASSROOM RATIO PER SCHOOL, BY LEVEL
CITY OF TARLAC
1998 - 1999
NAME OF SCHOOL
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
PRIVATE
A.
PRIMARY
Bayanihan Institute
63
1:
16
31
1:
55
1:
14
47
24
1:
1:
22
1:
1:
26
1:
1:
32
1:
1:
29
1:
1:
22
1:
1:
1:
1:
386
1:
48
1:
55
371
1:
46
1:
53
342
1:
43
1:
49
295
1:
37
1:
42
10
1:
1:
1:
1:
39
1:
20
1:
20
120
1:
60
40
145
1:
48
1:
36
200
1:
50
1:
33
250
1:
63
1:
28
24
1:
12
1:
24
31
1:
16
1:
31
Fairlane Young Achiever's School
Living Streams Learning Center
New Christian Era Learning
Center
B.
1:
1:
30
1:
1:
10
57
1:
10
1:
11
Osias Colleges
12
1:
12
1:
12
15
1:
15
1:
15
13
1:
13
1:
13
11
1:
11
1:
11
Phil. Tar Kian Tiak Institute
15
1:
1:
22
1:
1:
35
1:
1:
35
1:
1:
78
1:
26
1:
39
62
1:
21
1:
21
56
1:
19
1:
19
44
1:
15
1:
15
96
1:
32
1:
32
93
1:
31
1:
31
108
1:
36
1:
36
121
1:
40
1:
40
70
1:
12
1:
61
1:
10
1:
59
1:
10
1:
40
1:
1:
120
1:
60
1:
60
131
1:
66
1:
66
80
1:
40
1:
40
93
1:
47
1:
47
22
1:
11
1:
11
21
1:
11
1:
11
18
1:
1:
13
1:
1:
50
1:
50
1:
50
58
1:
58
1:
58
29
1:
15
1:
29
39
1:
20
1:
39
348
1:
50
1:
70
319
1:
46
1:
64
291
1:
42
1:
58
321
1:
46
1:
64
18
1:
1:
23
1:
1:
21
1:
1:
11
15
1:
1:
307
13
1:
24
1:
44
278
13
1:
21
1:
40
250
13
1:
19
1:
36
282
13
1:
22
1:
40
Bayanihan Institute
211
1:
23
1:
35
223
1:
25
1:
37
239
1:
27
1:
40
209
1:
23
1:
35
13
1:
1:
13
1:
1:
16
1:
1:
17
1:
1:
1:
34
1:
40
1:
35
1:
41
1:
33
35
1:
39
1:
33
1:
39
ELEMENTARY

12
1,448
42
36
41
35
30
1,379
42
587
40
1:
Osias Colleges
124
1:
18
1:
21
105
1:
15
1:
18
119
127
1:
21
1:
32
154
1:
26
1:
39
152
518
19
1:
27
18
1:
29
528
20
1:
26
18
1:
29
507
70
1:
12
1:
61
1:
10
1:
59
541
19
1:
28
16
1:
34
487
19
1:
26
16
1:
30
Tarlac Adventist
71
1:
24
1:
24
62
1:
21
1:
56
1:
14
1:
52
1:
13
1:
15
24
1,428
12
1:
1,370
42
35
27
1:
1:
29
1:
1:
50
1:
1:
49
542
22
1:
25
11
1:
49
521
22
1:
24
11
1:
47
432
25
1:
17
10
1:
43
1:
17
1:
20
108
1:
15
1:
18
1:
25
1:
38
128
1:
21
1:
32
23
1:
22
18
1:
28
472
22
1:
21
18
1:
26
1:
10
1:
40
1:
1:
492
19
1:
26
16
1:
31
458
19
1:
24
16
1:
29
21
72
1:
24
1:
24
71
1:
24
1:
24
53
1:
13
1:
46
1:
12
1:
TABLE No. 28
CITY OF TARLAC
1998 - 1999
NAME OF SCHOOL

C.
2001 - 2002
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
119
1:
20
1:
15
97
1:
16
1:
12
89
1:
15
1:
15
169
1:
24
1:
28
1,000
23
1:
43
19
1:
53
1,009
23
1:
44
19
1:
53
976
24
1:
41
19
1:
51
1,039
24
1:
43
19
1:
55
23
1:
1:
29
1:
1:
26
1:
1:
28
1:
1:
532
24
1:
22
21
1:
25
587
24
1:
24
21
1:
28
621
24
1:
26
21
1:
30
613
22
1:
28
21
1:
29
SECONDARY
Bayanihan Institute
182
1:
20
1:
46
173
1:
19
1:
43
170
1:
19
1:
43
183
1:
20
1:
46
851
29
1:
29
25
1:
34
819
29
1:
28
25
1:
33
811
29
1:
28
25
1:
32
814
29
1:
28
25
1:
33
790
38
Osias Colleges
427
16
22
360
16
1:
San Sebastian Cathedral School
318
14
1:
St. Matthew Christian Academy
82
1:
Our Lady of Ransom Catholic Sch.
1:
1:
28
1:
1:
37
1:
1:
59
1:
12
1:
12
49
739
39
1:
19
17
1:
43
788
40
1:
20
17
1:
46
743
37
1:
20
18
1:
41
373
16
1:
23
11
1:
34
317
16
1:
20
11
1:
29
282
16
1:
18
11
1:
26
128
10
1:
13
1:
18
239
1:
60
1:
34
295
1:
74
1:
42
350
15
1:
23
1:
39
325
15
1:
22
1:
36
367
14
1:
26
10
1:
37
276
12
1:
23
10
1:
28
302
12
1:
25
10
1:
30
277
11
1:
25
10
1:
28
89
1:
13
1:
10
89
1:
13
1:
10
113
1:
13
1:
13
21
16
1:
27
11
1:
39
1:
1:
23
1:
40
23
10
1:
32
12
1:
60
1:
10
1:
51
1:
1:
48
1:
1:
39
1:
1:
80
1:
13
1:
13
97
1:
16
1:
16
145
1:
21
1:
21
214
1:
31
1:
31
556
17
1:
33
14
1:
40
538
17
1:
32
38
563
17
1:
33
14
1:
40
583
17
1:
34
14
1:
42
1:
1:
1:
1:
123
174
1:
19
1:
35
223
1:
25
1:
45
Cetral Luzon Doctor's Hospital
996
913
Osias Colleges
310

E.
2000 - 2001
No. of
D.
1999 - 2000
No. of
14
1:
1:
18
1:
32
63
1:
11
22
1:
33
682
51
1:
13
22
1:
31
514
46
1:
11
22
1:
23
60
1:
16
32
1:
30
1,008
64
1:
16
32
1:
32
793
61
1:
13
32
1:
25
20
1:
15
1:
49
278
20
1:
14
1:
46
166
20
1:
1:
28
685
20
1:
34
26
1:
26
1,180
32
1:
37
26
1:
45
36
1:
18
16
1:
41
430
24
1:
18
14
1:
31
422
16
1:
26
14
1:
30
1:
14
1:
25
159
70
1:
14
23
1:
43
715
60
1:
15
32
1:
29
955
20
1:
16
1:
52
295
67
651
TERTIARY
VOCATIONAL / TECHNICAL
AMA Computer College
1,066
36
1:
30
16
1:
Ednor Colleges
1,724
70
1:
25
40
1:
43
1,770
72
1:
25
40
1:
44
1,905
100
1:
19
40
1:
48
1,719
80
1:
21
40
1:
43
International Maritime Institute
1,156
32
1:
36
28
1:
41
878
32
1:
27
28
1:
31
314
16
1:
20
14
1:
22
314
16
1:
20
14
1:
22
Interworld College of Technology
1,770
40
1:
44
40
1:
44
1,684
60
1:
28
40
1:
42
1,586
90
1:
18
40
1:
40
836
45
1:
19
20
1:
42
118
14
1:
12
1:
10
160
14
1:
11
12
1:
13
145
14
1:
10
12
1:
12
132
14
1:
12
1:
11
726
13
1:
56
1:
81
625
15
1:
42
1:
69
610
14
1:
44
1:
68
681
17
1:
40
1:
76
1,771
45
1:
39
24
1:
74
2,718
46
1:
59
22
1:
124
2,506
48
1:
52
23
1:
109
1,040
51
1:
20
20
1:
52
St. Paul College

Systems Technology Institute
TABLE No. 28
CITY OF TARLAC
1998 - 1999
NAME OF SCHOOL
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
PUBLIC
I.
ELEMENTARY
Amucao Elem. School
320
1:
40
11
1:
29
322
1:
40
11
1:
29
323
1:
40
11
1:
29
323
1:
40
11
1:
540
14
1:
39
13
1:
42
548
14
1:
39
13
1:
42
565
14
1:
40
13
1:
43
565
14
1:
40
13
1:
43
Balingcanaway Corba
230
1:
33
1:
29
199
1:
28
1:
25
225
1:
32
1:
28
225
1:
32
1:
28
Batang - Batang
214
1:
31
1:
31
213
1:
30
1:
30
226
1:
32
1:
32
226
1:
32
1:
32
Doa Arsenia
454
12
1:
38
11
1:
41
498
12
1:
42
11
1:
45
482
12
1:
40
11
1:
44
482
12
1:
40
11
1:
44
Maliwalo
II.
29
1,319
31
1:
43
26
1:
51
1,356
31
1:
44
26
1:
52
1,401
31
1:
45
26
1:
54
1,401
31
1:
45
26
1:
54
Natividad de Leon
121
1:
61
1:
20
117
1:
59
1:
20
115
1:
58
1:
19
115
1:
58
1:
19
44
San Jose
755
18
1:
42
18
1:
42
772
18
1:
43
18
1:
43
786
18
1:
44
18
1:
44
786
18
1:
44
18
1:
San Manuel
777
19
1:
41
17
1:
46
779
19
1:
41
17
1:
46
824
19
1:
43
17
1:
48
724
19
1:
38
17
1:
43
San Pascual
325
1:
41
13
1:
25
343
1:
43
13
1:
26
339
1:
42
13
1:
26
339
1:
42
13
1:
26
Trinidad
173
1:
25
1:
29
165
1:
24
1:
28
195
1:
28
1:
33
195
1:
28
1:
33
Villa Bacolor
208
1:
30
1:
23
179
1:
26
1:
20
238
1:
34
1:
26
238
1:
34
1:
26
36
ELEMENTARY
Binauganan
239
1:
30
1:
34
219
1:
27
1:
31
280
1:
35
1:
40
251
1:
31
1:
Damaso Briones
188
1:
27
1:
24
186
1:
27
1:
23
201
1:
29
1:
25
201
1:
29
1:
25
Matatalaib Bato
1,806
50
1:
36
34
1:
53
1,790
50
1:
36
34
1:
53
1,746
50
1:
35
34
1:
51
1,790
50
1:
36
34
1:
53
Matatalaib Buno
368
12
1:
31
18
1:
20
405
12
1:
34
18
1:
23
404
12
1:
34
18
1:
22
383
12
1:
32
18
1:
21
223
1:
28
1:
32
265
1:
33
1:
38
262
1:
33
1:
37
253
1:
32
1:
36
1,005
28
1:
36
29
1:
35
905
28
1:
32
29
1:
31
947
28
1:
34
29
1:
33
823
28
1:
29
29
1:
28
592
16
1:
37
29
1:
20
604
16
1:
38
29
1:
21
558
16
1:
35
29
1:
19
550
16
1:
34
29
1:
19
1,913
55
1:
35
57
1:
34
1,921
55
1:
35
57
1:
34
2,120
55
1:
39
57
1:
37
2,219
55
1:
40
57
1:
39
San Nicolas
San Sebastian
Sto. Cristo
TABLE No. 28
CITY OF TARLAC
1998 - 1999
NAME OF SCHOOL
III.
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
North District
PRIMARY
Alvindia
93
1:
47
1:
19
89
1:
45
1:
18
89
1:
45
1:
18
89
1:
45
1:
18
Banaba
82
1:
21
1:
27
117
1:
29
1:
39
117
1:
29
1:
39
117
1:
29
1:
39
1:
39
36
1:
36
1:
36
36
1:
36
1:
1:
36
63
1:
21
63
1:
21
24
1:
24
24
1:
24
1:
Buhilit
39
1:
39
Sta. Maria
99
1:
33
Sta. Cruz
49
1:
49
Mapalad
31
1:
31
34
1:
34
34
1:
34
34
1:
34
Sto. Nio
31
1:
31
34
1:
34
38
1:
38
38
1:
38
Alvindia-Aguso Central
909
27
1:
34
22
Balibago I
286
1:
32
Balibago II
383
10
1:
38
11
Baras - Baras
436
11
1:
40
Dalayap
456
13
1:
35
Dolores
291
1:
36
Laoang
333
1:
48
San Juan de Mata
444
14
1:
32
13
Sepung Calzada - Panampunan
815
25
1:
33
10
Sinait
317
1:
40
St. Domingo
138
1:
20
1:
Tariji
227
1:
38
1:
1:
1:
1:
36
36
1:
36
63
1:
21
24
1:
24
ELEMENTARY
1:
41
1,008
27
1:
37
22
305
1:
34
1:
1,008
27
1:
37
22
305
1:
34
1:
35
385
10
1:
39
11
35
385
10
1:
39
11
1:
13
1:
34
501
11
1:
46
13
14
1:
33
477
13
1:
37
14
1:
39
501
11
1:
46
13
1:
39
501
11
1:
46
13
1:
39
1:
34
477
13
1:
37
14
1:
34
477
13
1:
37
14
1:
34
293
1:
37
293
1:
37
293
1:
37
344
1:
49
344
1:
49
344
1:
49
1:
34
533
14
1:
38
13
1:
41
533
14
1:
38
13
1:
41
533
14
1:
38
13
1:
41
1:
82
790
24
1:
33
10
1:
79
790
24
1:
33
10
1:
79
790
24
1:
33
10
1:
79
368
1:
46
369
1:
46
369
1:
46
23
175
1:
25
1:
29
175
1:
25
1:
29
175
1:
25
1:
29
38
236
1:
39
1:
39
236
1:
39
1:
39
236
1:
39
1:
39
1:
46
1:
46
1,008
27
1:
37
22
305
1:
34
35
385
10
1:
39
11
1:
46
1:
35
TABLE No. 28
CITY OF TARLAC
1998 - 1999
NAME OF SCHOOL
IV.
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
South District
PRIMARY
Sitio Dam Primary School
117
1: 117
1:39
111
1:111
1:37
111
1:111
1:37
Yabutan Primary School
50
1: 50
1:25
35
1:35
1:18
35
1:35
1:18
ELEMENTARY
Armenia
290
1: 36
290
1: 36
302
1:38
302
1:38
Asturias
92
1: 31
1: 31
79
1: 26
1:26
95
1:32
1:32
95
1:32
1:32
Atioc dela Paz
251
1: 42
10
1: 25
253
1: 42
10
1:25
250
1:42
10
1:25
250
1:42
10
1:25
Balete
455
10
1: 46
11
1: 41
444
10
1: 44
11
1:40
515
10
1:52
11
1:47
510
10
1:51
11
1:46
Bantog
238
1: 34
1: 40
286
1: 41
1:48
318
1:45
1:53
318
1:45
1:53
Buenavista
109
1: 55
1: 27
106
1: 53
1:27
101
1:51
1:25
101
1:51
1:25
Burot
525
14
1: 38
12
1: 44
505
14
1: 36
12
1:42
463
14
1:33
12
1:39
463
14
1:33
12
1:39
Camp Aquino
468
13
1: 36
12
1: 39
465
13
1: 36
12
1:39
444
13
1:34
12
1:37
444
13
1:34
12
1:37
Capehan
79
1: 40
1: 40
90
1: 45
1:45
78
1:39
1:39
78
1:39
1:39
846
25
1: 34
20
1: 42
909
25
1: 36
20
1:45
833
25
1:33
20
1:42
833
25
1:33
20
1:42
Cut - Cut II
428
10
1: 43
10
1: 43
396
10
1: 40
10
1:40
500
10
1:50
10
1:50
500
10
1:50
10
1:50
Don Pepe Cojuangco
104
1: 52
1: 26
56
1: 28
1:14
63
1:32
1:16
63
1:32
1:16
Lourdes
349
10
1: 35
1: 39
347
10
1: 35
1:39
366
10
1:37
1:41
366
10
1:37
1:41
Maligaya
798
22
1: 36
19
1: 42
750
22
1: 34
19
1:39
760
22
1:35
19
1:40
760
22
1:35
19
1:40
Mapalacsiao
631
16
1: 39
12
1: 53
650
16
1: 41
12
1:54
646
16
1:40
12
1:54
646
16
1:40
12
1:54
Paraiso
147
1: 18
1: 29
139
1: 17
1:28
159
1:20
1:32
159
1:20
1:32
San Carlos
121
1: 61
1: 40
104
1: 52
1:35
143
1:72
1:48
143
1:72
1:48
San Francisco
329
1: 41
1: 55
320
1: 40
1:53
331
1:41
1:55
331
1:41
1:55
1,424
30
1: 47
26
1: 55
1,459
30
1: 49
26
1:56
1,471
30
1:49
26
1:57
1,471
30
1:49
26
1:57
Sapang Tagalog
485
15
1: 32
12
1: 40
483
15
1: 32
12
1:40
510
15
1:34
12
1:43
510
15
1:34
12
1:43
Ungot
420
11
1: 38
10
1: 42
446
11
1: 41
10
1:45
443
11
1:40
10
1:44
443
11
1:40
10
1:44
San Miguel
TABLE No. 28
CITY OF TARLAC
1998 - 1999
NAME OF SCHOOL
V.
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
West District
PRIMARY
Apalang Primary School
Bagong Barrio
Pag-Asa Primary School
San Jose de Urquico
81
193
144
45
1
2
3
1
1:
1:
1:
1:
81
97
48
45
3
2
3
6
1:
1:
1:
1:
27
97
48
8
41
144
135
47
1
2
3
1
1:
1:
1:
1:
41
72
45
47
3
2
3
6
1:
1:
1:
1:
14
72
45
8
43
86
155
48
1
2
3
1
1:
1:
1:
1:
43
43
52
48
3
2
3
6
1:
1:
1:
1:
14
43
52
8
44
183
142
48
1
2
3
1
1:
1:
1:
1:
44
92
47
48
3
2
3
6
1:
1:
1:
1:
15
92
47
8
ELEMENTARY
Bacuit
Balanti
Carangian
376
276
542
10
7
16
1:
1:
1:
38
39
34
9
16
15
1:
1:
1:
42
17
36
395
301
896
10
7
16
1:
1:
1:
40
43
56
9
16
15
1:
1:
1:
44
19
60
408
272
572
10
7
16
1:
1:
1:
41
39
36
9
16
15
1:
1:
1:
45
17
38
395
253
612
10
7
16
1:
1:
1:
40
36
38
9
16
15
1:
1:
1:
44
16
41
404
381
145
37
192
108
1,180
250
480
1,268
328
730
278
293
3,246
612
579
8
12
7
1
7
3
31
7
15
37
11
19
8
75
16
14
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
51
32
21
37
27
36
38
36
32
34
30
38
35
43
38
41
9
11
8
5
6
5
27
7
13
47
10
10
8
62
15
13
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
45
35
18
7
32
22
44
36
37
27
33
73
35
52
41
45
373
386
143
27
233
100
1,201
356
476
1,547
306
726
280
258
3,286
619
630
8
12
7
1
7
3
31
7
15
37
11
19
8
75
16
14
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
47
32
20
27
33
33
39
51
32
42
28
38
35
44
39
45
9
11
8
5
6
5
27
7
13
47
10
10
8
62
15
13
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
41
35
18
5
39
20
44
51
37
33
31
73
35
53
41
48
351
376
137
42
210
101
1,198
299
499
1,648
307
754
280
242
3,236
669
615
8
12
7
1
7
3
31
7
15
37
11
19
8
75
16
14
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
44
31
20
42
30
34
39
43
33
45
28
40
35
43
42
44
9
11
8
5
6
5
27
7
13
47
10
10
8
62
15
13
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
39
34
17
8
35
20
44
43
38
35
31
75
35
52
45
47
360
390
142
36
179
148
1,231
305
503
1,647
279
720
222
3,256
616
622
8
12
7
1
7
3
31
7
15
37
11
19
8
75
16
14
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
45
33
20
36
26
49
40
44
34
45
25
38
28
43
39
44
9
11
8
5
6
5
27
7
13
47
10
10
8
62
15
13
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
40
35
18
7
30
30
46
44
39
35
28
72
28
53
41
48
Care
Don Florentino Buan (San Luis)
Northern Hills
Pacquilliao
Paradise
Samberga
San Isidro
San Pablo
San Rafael
San Vicente
San Vicente Annex
Sapang Maragul
Suizo Bliss
Suizo Resettlement
Tarlac West Central
Tibag
Tibagan
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
1:
TABLE No. 28
CITY OF TARLAC
1998 - 1999
NAME OF SCHOOL
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
No. of
No. of
Student-
No. of
Student-
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Students
Teachers
Teacher
Class-
Classroom
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
Ratio
rooms
Ratio
SECONDARY
Tarlac National HS (Main)
6,523
235
1:
28
99
1:
66
5,377
228
1:
24
99
1:
54
6,597
228
1:
29
99
1:
67
7,324
228
1:
32
99
1:
74
Tarlac National HS (Annex)
2,618
50
1:
52
37
1:
71
2,436
50
1:
49
37
1:
66
2,293
50
1:
46
37
1:
62
2,513
51
1:
49
37
1:
68
Alvindia - Aguso
904
29
1:
31
24
1:
38
925
29
1:
32
24
1:
39
1,080
29
1:
37
24
1:
45
1,245
29
1:
43
24
1:
52
Amucao
725
21
1:
35
18
1:
40
704
21
1:
34
18
1:
39
620
21
1:
30
18
1:
34
622
21
1:
30
18
1:
35
1,075
33
1:
33
33
1:
33
852
33
1:
26
33
1:
26
1,045
33
1:
32
33
1:
32
1,138
33
1:
34
33
1:
34
San Manuel
(SAMPU)
1,276
37
1:
34
17
1:
75
1,243
37
1:
34
17
1:
73
1,230
27
1:
46
17
1:
72
1,406
37
1:
38
17
1:
83
495
18
1:
28
16
1:
31
509
18
1:
28
16
1:
32
523
18
1:
29
16
1:
33
515
18
1:
29
16
1:
32
Maliwalo
2,488
77
1:
32
31
1:
80
2,685
77
1:
35
31
1:
87
2,737
77
1:
36
31
1:
88
3,119
77
1:
41
31
1:
101
9,972
231
1:
43
131
1:
76
10,648
231
1:
46
131
1:
81
9,630
231
1:
42
131
1:
74
9,434
231
1:
41
131
1:
72
TERTIARY
TABLE No. 29
VOCATIONAL / TECHNICAL EDUCATION
CITY OF TARLAC
Name of Schools

Interworld Colleges Foundation
St. Paul College of Tarlac
STI College of Tarlac
Delamar Institute of Technology
International Colleges of Asia Fdn.
Ednor Colleges Inc.
Tarlac City Colleges, Inc.
Citizen Polytechnic Institute
Tarlac Fashion Academy
Tarlac North
Tarlac South
Tarlac East
Tarlac Central
n.d. = No data
Vocational
Education
Technical
Education
Manpower
Training
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
Enrollees
Enrollees
1,536
230
155
381
216
77
50
1,115
307
-95
n.d.
n.d.
337
273
270
183
47
25
950
330
243
92
n.d.
160
100
50
50
TABLE No. 30
STUDENT - TEACHER RATIO
CITY OF TARLAC
RATIO (TEACHER per STUDENT)

LEVEL
PUBLIC
PRIVATE
1998 - 1999
1999 - 2000
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002
Primary
1: 44
1: 42
1: 40
1: 44
Elementary
1: 37
1: 39
1: 39
1: 38
Secondary
1: 32
1: 30
1: 33
1: 36
Primary
1: 25
1: 23
1: 20
1: 20
Elementary
1: 25
1: 26
1: 25
1: 24
Secondary
1: 23
1: 21
1: 22
1: 24
TABLE No. 31
Projected Enrollment for Primary Level
CITY OF TARLAC
SCHOOL YEAR
PROJECTED ENROLLMENT
2002 - 2003
28,178
2003 - 2004
29,244
2004 - 2005
30,347
2005 - 2006
31,490
2006 - 2007
32,673
2007 - 2008
33,896
2008 - 2009
35,163
2009 - 2010
36,474
TABLE NO. 32 - A
TEACHER REQUIREMENT
CITY OF TARLAC
YEAR
TEACHERS REQUIRED
2003
92
2004
27
2005
28
2006
28
2007
30
2008
30
2009
32
2010
33
TOTAL
300
TABLE NO. 32 - B
CLASSROOM REQUIREMENT
CITY OF TARLAC
YEAR
CLASSROOM REQUIRED
2003
57
2004
27
2005
28
2006
28
2007
30
2008
30
2009
32
2010
33
TOTAL
265
G.

This sub-sector would require allocation of areas for new secondary
schools in the Citys growth areas and in the rural areas. This will
also include the areas needed for expansion of present substandard school sites in urban areas.
2.5
HEALTH AND NUTRITION
A.
EXISTING SITUATION
Health and nutrition is considered an integral part of the overall
socio-economic development because a healthy citizenry leads to
more productivity and increased income. When income increases,
access to other socio-economic needs improve which eventually
leads to overall development.
Inadequate health services and facilities are among the major
concerns of this sub-sector. Available data reveal inadequate
number of physicians, nurses, and other health personnel.
Inadequate health services also have social justice implications.
Due to poverty, the poor and the disadvantaged families could not
afford private hospitals or medical services. A number of them die
without receiving any medical attention.
The Tarlac Provincial Hospital is a 200-bed government hospital
located in Barangay San Vicente with a service area covering the
City of Tarlac and other of towns of Tarlac province. It has a staff
complement of sixty-seven (67) physicians, five
(5) dentists,
sixty-three (63) nurses, three (3) midwives, three (3) pharmacists,

three (3) nutritionists, nine (9) medical technologists and four (4)
x-ray technicians.
There are four (4) private hospitals with a total bed capacity of
345 and a military hospital inside the Camp Aquino with 98-bed
capacity.
The City has six (6) Rural Health Units:

RHU I - POBLACION
14 Barangays
RHU II - MATATALAIB
16 Barangays
RHU III - SAN MIGUEL
16 Barangays
RHU IV - SAN ISIDRO
14 Barangays
RHU V MAPALACSIAO
8 Barangays
RHU VI SANMANUEL
8 Barangays
On Nutrition, Rural Health Units registered around 15,360 or

31.75% malnourished children out of 48,383 children weighed in
2000. The 15,360 malnourished children, 12,444 or 25.72% are
first degree malnourished, 2,534 or 5.24% are second degree
malnourished and 382 or 0.79% third degree malnourished.
Study revealed that while the City is self-sufficient in rice,
meat/fish/poultry and vegetables, there is a very low level of
awareness on proper nutrition and the implications of nonbalanced diets especially among children.
Cardio vascular diseases ranked first among the leading causes
of death. Other causes of mortality are PTB, cancer of all forms,
pneumonia, bronchial asthma/emphysema, kidney diseases,
septicemia/sepsis, diabetes, premature births and liver diseases.
Meanwhile, the ten causes of morbidity are Upper Respiratory
Infection, diarrhea, Anemia, gastro-intestinal disorders, nutritional
and other vitamin deficiency, skin problem, bronchitis, parasitism,
influenza, and PTB.
Family planning is widely accepted in the city. Common means of
birth control among married couples are pills, DMPA, condom,
LAM, NFP, IUD and Female Sterilization.
B.
GOAL
1. Improve and safeguard the general health condition of the
citys population.
C.
OBJECTIVES
1. To construct health infrastructure and upgrade medical facilities
to adequately respond to the population needs and to acquire
additional medical equipment to meet the needs of the Rural
Health Units and the hospital.
2. To beef up the medical staff complement of the RHUs to ensure
a more efficient and effective delivery of health services.
3. To intensify efforts on environmental sanitation particularly
those related to the water supply and water disposal systems.
4. To implement more nutrition programs to address the alarming
level of malnutrition among children.
5. To limit population growth to an acceptable level.
D.
TARGETS
1. Reduce malnutrition incidence from 31.75% to 0% by year 2010.
2. Equip the existing Provincial Hospital with upgraded, well
functioning facilities by year 2005.
3. Construct six (6) Rural Health Units for the period 2002-2010.
4. Construction of City Medical Hospital with laboratory facilities to
augment the services being provided by the Provincial Hospital.
5. Purchase of complete medical equipment for the RHUs for the
period 2001-2010.
E.
STRATEGIES
1. Encourage people participation in health care services.
2. Encourage parents and barangay officials to participate in the
Citys Nutrition Program.
3. Encourage and strengthen partnership arrangement with other
local government agencies, the private sector, and NGOs in the
delivery of basic health services.
4. Provide access to sanitary toilets, sewerage and safe drinking
water.
5. Train and maintain technically qualified and highly motivated

public health workers especially those in the rural barangays.
6. Intensify existing programs on disease control, sanitation,
disaster management, surveillance, health promotion, advocacy
and health monitoring and evaluation.
7. Continued implementation of Nutrition program in conjunction
with advocacy and info campaigns to educate mothers on the
importance of proper nutrition especially among young children
F.

Infrastructure & Manpower Development Program
This program shall involve:
Establishment of additional Rural Health Units in a strategic
location and providing them complete health equipment.
Hiring of additional community health workers and doctors for the
RHUs to be constructed.
Skills training in handling medical cases among nurses, midwives
and attendants.
Enhancement of Existing Sanitation and Hygiene Program
This program will involve information and education campaigns on
sanitation and hygiene. It aims to solve health problems on the
spread of environmental and sanitation-related diseases.
Expanded Health and Nutrition Program
This program entails the continuation of the existing City Health and
Nutrition Program. Nutrition program includes Food Production,
Micro-Nutrients Supplementation and Supplemental Food Provision
to 2nd and 3rd degree malnourished children, Food Fortification,
Nutrition Education and Information.
Health care programs entail continuation and intensification of
existing health programs mandated by the Department of Health.
HEALTH
N
CITY OF TARLAC
LEGEND:
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY
BARANGAY BOUNDARY
RURAL HEALTH UNIT
GOVERNMENT-OWNED HOSPITAL
PRIVATE-OWNED HOSPITAL

Map No. 16
- 118 -
INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN MAP YEAR 2010
HEALTH
N
CITY OF TARLAC
LEGEND:
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY
BARANGAY BOUNDARY
EXISTING RURAL HEALTH UNIT
PROPOSED RURAL HEALTH UNIT
EXISTING GOVERNMENT-OWNED HOSPITAL
PROPOSED GOVERNMENT-OWNED HOSPITAL
EXISTING PRIVATE-OWNED HOSPITAL
PROPOSED PRIVATE-OWNED HOSPITAL

Map No. 17
- 119 -
TABLE No. 33 - A
HEALTH PERSONNEL CY-2001
CITY OF TATRLAC
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
HOSPITAL/CLINICS
DOCTORS
NURSES
MIDWI
VES
DEN
TIST
SANITARY
INSPECTOR
MED.
TECH
NURSING
ATTENDANT
City Health Office

Rural Health Unit I
Rural Health Unit II
Rural Health Unit III
Rural Health Unit IV
Tarlac Provincial Hospital
Ramos General Hospital
1
1
1
1
1
67
Consultant-62
Visiting-88
171
100
7
4
7
2
6
5
63
57
11
10
11
7
3
14
1
2
0
1
5
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
71
38
15
13
1
0
Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital

Talon General Hospital
Pascual Clinic
Iglesias Clinic
Tarlac Children's Clinic
Holy Infant Clinic
Clinica San Agustin
Holy Family Clinic
Mallari's Clinic
St. Martha's Clinic
MKC Clinic & Pharmacy
Camp Servillano Aquino
Hospital
20.
St. Martin de Porres Hospital
21.
22.
23.
Aquino-Vega Clinic
Sto. Nio Children Clinic
Santos Clinic
NUTRITIONIST
TRAINED
HILOTS
PHARMACIST
ATTENDANT
PSYCHO
LOGIST
DIETICI
AN
10
10
17
10
OTHERS
Dental Aide- 1
Dental Aide- 2
9
11
16
10
32
27
147
Clerk-29
X-raytech-5
X-raytech-5
Secretary-1
1
8
11
Mil-8
Visiting-5
Mil- 8
Civilian-13
11
Perm-7
Casual-23
Perm-15
Casual-1
3
2
2
2
11
11
Pharm. Aide-1
Cook-2
11
X-ray tech-2
Pharm. Aide-2
Driver-3
Admin-14
Lab. Aide-3
TABLE 33B
HEALTH FACILITIES
CITY OF TARLAC
HOSPITAL/CLINICS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
City Health Office

Rural Health Unit I
Rural Health Unit II
Rural Health Unit III
Rural Health Unit IV
Rural Health Unit V
Rural Health Unit VI
Tarlac Provincial Hospital
Ramos General Hospital
Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital
Talon General Hospital
Pascual Clinic
Iglesias Clinic
Tarlac Children's Clinic
Holy Infant Clinic
Clinica San Agustin
Holy Family Clinic
Mallari's Clinic
St. Martha's Clinic
MKC Clinic & Pharmacy
Camp Servillano Aquino Hospital
St. Martin de Porres Hospital
Aquino-Vega Clinic
Sto. Nio Children Clinic
Santos Clinic
X-RAY
COMPLETE
LABORATORY
AMBULANCE
BARANGAY HEALTH
STATIONS
--------------4
4
6
3
------------------1
1
-------
--------------1
1
1
1
------------------1
1
-------
2
--1
1
------1
1
2
--------------------1
1
-------
--7
7
11
6
1
1
-------------------------------------
TABLE No. 34
LIST OF GOVERNMENT / PRIVATE
HOSPITALS / CLINICS AND THEIR BED CAPACITY
CITY OF TARLAC
HOSPITALS/CLINICS
BED CAPACITY
1. Rural Health Unit I
OPD
2. Rural Health Unit II
OPD
3. Rural Health Unit III
OPD
4. Rural Health Unit IV
OPD
5. Rural Health Unit V
OPD
6. Rural Health Unit VI
OPD
7. Tarlac Provincial Hospital
200
8. Ramos General Hospital
100
9. Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital
150
10. Talon General Hospital
60
11. Pascual Clinic
OPD
12. Iglesias Clinic
OPD
13. Tarlac Children's Clinic
OPD
14. Holy Infant Clinic

15. Clinica San Agustin
16. Holy Family Clinic
5
OPD
8
17. Mallari's Clinic
OPD
18. St. Martha's Clinic
OPD
19. MKC Clinic & Pharmacy
OPD
20. Camp Servillano Aquino Hospital
98
21. St. Martin de Porres Hospital
35
22. Aquino-Vega Clinic
OPD
23. Sto. Nio Children Clinic

24. Santos Clinic
OPD
OPD
TABLE No. 35 - A
LIVE BIRTH BY SEX & BY YEAR
CITY OF TARLAC
YEAR
BARANGAY
BOTH
SEXES
MALE
FEMALE
1997
76
6451
3327
3124
1998
76
6431
3298
3133
1999
76
6128
3090
3038
2000
76
6426
3269
3157
2001
76
7026
3573
3453
TABLE No. 35 - B
NUMBER OF DEATHS, ALL CAUSES
CITY OF TARLAC
YEAR
BARANGAY
CAUSES
AGES
MALE
FEMALE
BOTH
SEXES
1997
76
88
month-65plus
692
523
1215
1998
76
100
month-65plus
811
515
1326
1999
76
55
month-65plus
783
547
1330
2000
76
58
month-65plus
851
620
1471
2001
76
87
month-65plus
796
621
1417
TABLE No. 35 - C
NUMBER OF DEATHS & LIVE BIRTH IN THE SAME YEAR
CITY OF TARLAC
No. of Livebirths
No. of Deaths
YEAR
Male
Female
TOTAL
Male
Female
TOTAL
1997
3,327
3,124
6,451
692
523
1,215
1998
3,298
3,133
6,431
811
515
1,326
1999
3,090
3,038
6,128
783
547
1,330
2000
3,269
3,157
6,426
851
620
1,471
2001
3,573
3,453
7,026
796
621
1,417
TABLE No. 36
TEN LEADING CASES OF MORTALITY
CITY OF TARLAC
1997
CAUSES
1998
1999
2000
Number
Rate /
1000 pop.
Number
Rate /
1000 pop.
Number
Rate /
1000 pop.
Number
Rate / 1000
pop.
Cardio-Vascular Diseases
387
1.623
407
1.654
351
1.396
168
0.640
PTB
108
0.453
113
0.459
106
0.422
105
0.400
Cancer - All forms
97
0.407
93
0.378
95
0.378
116
0.442
4
5
Pneumonia
COPP/Asthma/Emphysema/ Pulmonary
Diseases
81
0.34
75
0.305
81
0.322
117
0.446
38
0.159
93
0.378
65
0.259
70
0.267
Kidney Diseases
25
0.105
41
0.167
34
0.135
Septicemia/Sepsin
24
0.1
37
0.15
45
0.179
56
0.213
Diabetes/Mellitus
21
0.088
40
0.163
24
0.095
45
0.171
Prematurity
21
0.088
10
Liver Diseases
20
0.084
11
Others
237
0.994
318
1.293
290
1.153
12
Cardio-Respiratory Arrests
94
0.382
212
0.843
235
0.895
13
Upper GI Bleeding/Bleeding PUD
15
0.061
14
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
27
0.107
15
Cerebro-Vascular Accident
143
0.545
16
Cerebral & Spinal Cord Injury/Disorder
44
0.168
TABLE No. 37
TEN LEADING CASES OF MORBIDITY
CITY OF TARLAC
1997
CAUSES
1998
1999
2000
Number
Rate /
1000 pop.
Number
Rate /
1000 pop.
Number
Rate /
1000 pop.
Number
Rate / 1000
pop.
1.
Upper Respiratory Tract Infection
14,058
58.955
13,185
53.596
18,719
74.453
17,139
65.296
2.
Diarrhea
5,558
23.309
5,302
21.552
7,713
30.678
5,645
21.506
3.
Anemia
3,613
15.152
1,589
6.459
1,850
7.358
2,196
8.366
4.
Gastro-Intestinal Tract Disorders
2,997
12.569
3,568
14.504
4,713
18.746
3,754
14.302
5.
Nutritional & Vitamin Deficiency
2,328
9.763
2,412
9.805
2,131
8.476
2,001
7.623
6.
Skin Problems
1,827
7.662
1,701
6.914
2,031
8.078
1,779
6.778
7.
Bronchitis
1,827
7.662
3,669
14.914
5,797
23.057
5,340
20.344
8.
Parasitism
1,335
5.682
1,644
6.683
2,117
8.42
2,350
8.953
9.
Influenza
1,198
5.024
2,534
10.301
3,234
12.863
3,863
14.717
10.
PTB
1,105
4.634
11.
Pneumonia
1,251
5.085
1,790
7.12
1,902
7.246
TABLE No. 38
FAMILY PLANNING USERS FOR THE PAST THREE (3) YEARS
CITY OF TARLAC
1998
METHOD
1999
2000
New
Acceptor
Current Users
New Acceptor
Current Users
New Acceptor
Current Users
1. Condom
418
1,711
844
1,836
959
2,137
2. DMPA
843
1,883
851
2,213
891
2,914
3. IUD
264
1,642
203
1,818
244
1,963
4. LAM
2,082
1,424
1,175
769
2,560
1,566
5. NFP
136
324
139
431
388
549
6. Pills
1,487
9,575
1,728
9,127
2,019
9,988
7. Male Sterilization
8. Female Sterilization
TOTAL
39
871
48
622
51
499
5,269
17,438
4,988
16,823
7,112
19,623
TABLE No. 39
CENSUS OF CHILDREN WEIGHED PER BARANGAY - 2000
CITY OF TARLAC
Estimated No. of
Actual No.
NORMAL WEIGHT
Children under 7
of Children
BARANGAY
under 1 yr.
1-4 yrs.
5-under 7 yrs.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
Aguso
Alvindia
Amucao
Armenia
Asturias
Atioc
Balanti
Balete
Balibago I
Balibago II
Balingcanaway
Banaba
Bantog
Baras Baras
Batangbatang
Binauganan
Bora
Buenavista
Buhilit
Burot
Calingcuan
Capehan
Carangian
Care
Central
Culipat
Cut-Cut I
Cut-cut II
Dalayap
Dela Paz
Dolores
Laoang
Ligtasan
Lourdes
Mabini
Maligaya
Maliwalo
Mapalacsiao
Mapalad
Matatalaib
Paraiso
Poblacion
Salapungan
San Carlos
San Francisco
San Isidro
San Jose
San Jose de Urquico
San Juan Bautista
San Juan de Mata
San Luis
San Manuel
San Miguel
San Nicolas
San Pablo
San Pascual
San Rafael
San Roque
San Sebastian
San Vicente
Sapang Maragul
Sapang Tagalog
Sepung Calzada
Sinait
Sta. Cruz
Sta. Maria
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Domingo
Sto. Nio
Suizo
Tariji
Tibag
Tibagan
Trinidad
Ungot
Villa Bacolor
TOTAL
yrs.
weighed
1,061
259
423
678
246
283
279
737
332
575
1,018
118
324
354
280
462
210
172
134
412
532
309
1,116
467
1,187
192
142
515
491
266
385
366
580
408
215
656
1,453
927
114
3,098
551
132
388
235
392
1,650
895
154
327
482
351
977
1,767
2,139
875
397
2,364
1,685
1,011
3,237
1,169
620
701
392
647
189
736
148
102
754
388
1,490
600
202
597
267
50,787
1,061
260
423
641
234
268
279
684
338
581
1,019
121
349
383
282
342
206
168
143
406
542
266
1,107
459
1,104
195
142
482
491
253
388
329
498
378
215
612
1,463
761
129
3,102
502
111
388
236
307
1,058
895
166
337
444
356
978
1,598
2,154
879
397
2,215
1,585
645
3,048
1,174
603
701
351
650
90
738
151
120
708
399
1,504
759
206
559
267
48,383
(0-11 mos.)
(12-59 mos.)
(60-83 mos.)
65
18
68
89
11
19
8
14
10
15
185
8
24
34
40
28
17
30
10
78
35
29
250
63
52
32
4
90
20
30
27
30
65
55
62
85
79
37
2
495
35
28
36
32
46
63
120
10
16
34
40
150
179
333
33
57
146
98
108
628
45
62
61
40
20
12
48
25
9
57
16
140
42
27
36
50
5,195
328
98
120
189
23
83
63
134
161
238
310
44
183
136
100
190
106
68
48
179
143
135
325
205
226
64
90
150
140
107
129
133
195
135
56
202
401
297
31
637
251
42
120
78
192
385
347
21
100
202
87
330
844
430
200
160
576
297
318
1,173
363
192
266
120
296
21
210
58
34
180
196
487
235
54
123
85
15,675
280
53
150
93
33
98
25
262
78
164
385
26
79
56
70
66
50
37
27
92
85
38
305
72
286
29
24
130
146
35
50
55
104
105
51
182
277
229
29
532
48
22
134
39
39
79
206
12
19
68
32
251
247
308
118
80
727
120
128
541
125
161
233
54
136
17
28
34
29
212
97
231
142
50
187
69
9,911
TOTAL
673
169
338
371
67
200
96
410
249
417
880
78
286
226
210
284
173
135
85
349
263
202
880
340
564
125
118
370
306
172
206
218
364
295
169
469
757
563
62
1,664
334
92
290
149
277
527
673
43
135
304
159
731
1,270
1,071
351
297
1,449
515
554
2,342
533
415
560
214
452
50
286
117
72
449
309
858
419
131
346
204
30,781
TABLE No. 39
CITY OF TARLAC
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
BARANGAY
Estimated No. of
Children under 7 yrs.
Actual No. of
Children weighed
Aguso
Alvindia
Amucao
Armenia
Asturias
Atioc
Balanti
Balete
Balibago I
Balibago II
Balingcanaway
Banaba
Bantog
Baras Baras
Batangbatang
Binauganan
Bora
Buenavista
Buhilit
Burot
Calingcuan
Capehan
Carangian
Care
Central
Culipat
Cut-Cut I
Cut-cut II
Dalayap
Dela Paz
Dolores
Laoang
Ligtasan
Lourdes
Mabini
Maligaya
Maliwalo
Mapalacsiao
Mapalad
Matatalaib
Paraiso
Poblacion
Salapungan
San Carlos
San Francisco
San Isidro
San Jose
San Jose de Urquico
San Juan Bautista
San Juan de Mata
San Luis
San Manuel
San Miguel
San Nicolas
San Pablo
San Pascual
San Rafael
San Roque
San Sebastian
San Vicente
Sapang Maragul
Sapang Tagalog
Sepung Calzada
Sinait
Sta. Cruz
Sta. Maria
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Domingo
Sto. Nio
Suizo
Tariji
Tibag
Tibagan
Trinidad
Ungot
Villa Bacolor
1,061
259
423
678
246
283
279
737
332
575
1,018
118
324
354
280
462
210
172
134
412
532
309
1,116
467
1,187
192
142
515
491
266
385
366
580
408
215
656
1,453
927
114
3,098
551
132
388
235
392
1,650
895
154
327
482
351
977
1,767
2,139
875
397
2,364
1,685
1,011
3,237
1,169
620
701
392
647
189
736
148
102
754
388
1,490
600
202
597
267
50,787
TOTAL
MILDLY UNDERWEIGHT
under 1 yr.
(0-11 mos.)
1-4 yrs.
(12-59 mos.)
5-under 7 yrs.
(60-83 mos.)
TOTAL
1,061
260
423
641
234
268
279
684
338
581
1,019
121
349
383
282
342
206
168
143
406
542
266
1,107
459
1,104
195
142
482
491
253
388
329
498
378
215
612
1,463
761
129
3,102
502
111
388
236
307
1,058
895
166
337
444
356
978
1,598
2,154
879
397
2,215
1,585
645
3,048
1,174
603
701
351
650
90
738
151
120
708
399
1,504
759
206
559
267
7
5
15
35
14
2
10
9
5
6
15
0
7
15
8
2
3
1
5
11
26
2
15
10
18
7
0
25
9
3
12
8
38
5
11
15
78
5
4
328
11
0
4
8
8
23
15
12
16
27
56
10
13
178
41
8
47
92
12
90
69
40
12
7
7
1
37
2
5
30
8
100
32
17
20
10
105
37
30
109
17
23
90
49
41
58
40
8
17
71
30
34
7
22
16
20
91
22
81
48
102
34
14
28
53
41
89
40
30
20
11
45
237
72
17
459
80
4
21
46
8
218
120
47
153
57
65
117
142
393
234
40
231
449
35
174
276
69
36
75
48
22
270
16
17
65
31
258
139
21
52
20
110
19
10
94
29
32
64
57
3
21
52
19
11
23
24
11
13
5
10
15
40
2
78
25
134
13
8
13
50
19
66
14
56
30
13
25
222
43
23
274
30
0
16
18
5
47
70
52
8
15
65
100
57
278
220
32
243
278
22
56
120
66
19
21
75
7
81
4
16
79
14
145
47
18
66
15
222
61
55
238
60
57
164
115
49
85
107
27
35
109
62
47
23
28
31
46
157
26
174
83
254
54
22
66
112
63
167
62
124
55
35
85
537
120
44
1,061
121
4
41
72
21
288
205
111
177
99
186
227
212
849
495
80
521
819
69
320
465
175
67
103
130
30
388
22
38
174
53
503
218
56
138
45
48,383
1,862
6,407
4,175
12,444
TABLE No. 39
CITY OF TARLAC
BARANGAY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
Aguso
Alvindia
Amucao
Armenia
Asturias
Atioc
Balanti
Balete
Balibago I
Balibago II
Balingcanaway
Banaba
Bantog
Baras Baras
Batangbatang
Binauganan
Bora
Buenavista
Buhilit
Burot
Calingcuan
Capehan
Carangian
Care
Central
Culipat
Cut-Cut I
Cut-cut II
Dalayap
Dela Paz
Dolores
Laoang
Ligtasan
Lourdes
Mabini
Maligaya
Maliwalo
Mapalacsiao
Mapalad
Matatalaib
Paraiso
Poblacion
Salapungan
San Carlos
San Francisco
San Isidro
San Jose
San Jose de Urquico
San Juan Bautista
San Juan de Mata
San Luis
San Manuel
San Miguel
San Nicolas
San Pablo
San Pascual
San Rafael
San Roque
San Sebastian
San Vicente
Sapang Maragul
Sapang Tagalog
Sepung Calzada
Sinait
Sta. Cruz
Sta. Maria
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Domingo
Sto. Nio
Suizo
Tariji
Tibag
Tibagan
Trinidad
Ungot
Villa Bacolor
TOTAL
Estimated No. of
Children under 7
yrs.
Actual No. of
Children
weighed
1,061
259
423
678
246
283
279
737
332
575
1,018
118
324
354
280
462
210
172
134
412
532
309
1,116
467
1,187
192
142
515
491
266
385
366
580
408
215
656
1,453
927
114
3,098
551
132
388
235
392
1,650
895
154
327
482
351
977
1,767
2,139
875
397
2,364
1,685
1,011
3,237
1,169
620
701
392
647
189
736
148
102
754
388
1,490
600
202
597
267
50,787
1,061
260
423
641
234
268
279
684
338
581
1,019
121
349
383
282
342
206
168
143
406
542
266
1,107
459
1,104
195
142
482
491
253
388
329
498
378
215
612
1,463
761
129
3,102
502
111
388
236
307
1,058
895
166
337
444
356
978
1,598
2,154
879
397
2,215
1,585
645
3,048
1,174
603
701
351
650
90
738
151
120
708
399
1,504
759
206
559
267
48,383
MODERATELY UNDERWEIGHT
under 1 yr.
(0-11 mos.)
1-4 yrs.
(12-59 mos.)
5-under 7 yrs.
(60-83 mos.)
TOTAL
6
0
5
2
11
0
0
6
2
4
3
1
3
5
2
0
1
1
1
0
2
2
20
2
14
1
0
1
5
1
2
0
1
2
0
8
10
3
0
134
4
0
1
1
0
10
2
0
0
8
0
2
0
40
1
2
11
10
3
17
16
1
2
2
5
0
0
3
0
4
3
15
12
1
4
3
444
45
10
10
9
17
3
3
38
6
6
15
2
11
12
2
7
1
3
3
3
5
9
15
13
71
1
2
2
20
5
2
22
3
5
1
18
24
28
13
130
25
0
2
10
4
127
6
1
8
15
2
6
30
75
1
5
28
43
9
29
66
2
13
18
17
6
10
1
4
9
4
50
58
2
10
4
1,295
50
10
3
3
33
3
3
46
0
3
3
1
3
6
2
2
0
0
1
2
0
0
5
2
94
0
0
0
28
3
0
9
2
4
0
8
21
14
0
16
10
0
2
0
2
23
2
0
2
6
2
4
21
57
15
5
35
34
3
16
30
1
3
5
30
2
5
3
2
19
2
30
18
1
22
3
795
101
20
18
14
61
6
6
90
8
13
21
4
17
23
6
9
2
4
5
5
7
11
40
17
179
2
2
3
53
9
4
31
6
11
1
34
55
45
13
280
39
0
5
11
6
160
10
1
10
29
4
12
51
172
17
12
74
87
15
62
112
4
18
25
52
8
15
7
6
32
9
95
88
4
36
10
2,534
TABLE No. 39
CITY OF TARLAC
BARANGAY
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
Aguso
Alvindia
Amucao
Armenia
Asturias
Atioc
Balanti
Balete
Balibago I
Balibago II
Balingcanaway
Banaba
Bantog
Baras Baras
Batangbatang
Binauganan
Bora
Buenavista
Buhilit
Burot
Calingcuan
Capehan
Carangian
Care
Central
Culipat
Cut-Cut I
Cut-cut II
Dalayap
Dela Paz
Dolores
Laoang
Ligtasan
Lourdes
Mabini
Maligaya
Maliwalo
Mapalacsiao
Mapalad
Matatalaib
Paraiso
Poblacion
Salapungan
San Carlos
San Francisco
San Isidro
San Jose
San Jose de Urquico
San Juan Bautista
San Juan de Mata
San Luis
San Manuel
San Miguel
San Nicolas
San Pablo
San Pascual
San Rafael
San Roque
San Sebastian
San Vicente
Sapang Maragul
Sapang Tagalog
Sepung Calzada
Sinait
Sta. Cruz
Sta. Maria
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Domingo
Sto. Nio
Suizo
Tariji
Tibag
Tibagan
Trinidad
Ungot
Villa Bacolor
TOTAL
Estimated No. of
Children under 7
yrs.
Actual No.
of Children
weighed
1,061
259
423
678
246
283
279
737
332
575
1,018
118
324
354
280
462
210
172
134
412
532
309
1,116
467
1,187
192
142
515
491
266
385
366
580
408
215
656
1,453
927
114
3,098
551
132
388
235
392
1,650
895
154
327
482
351
977
1,767
2,139
875
397
2,364
1,685
1,011
3,237
1,169
620
701
392
647
189
736
148
102
754
388
1,490
600
202
597
267
50,787
1,061
260
423
641
234
268
279
684
338
581
1,019
121
349
383
282
342
206
168
143
406
542
266
1,107
459
1,104
195
142
482
491
253
388
329
498
378
215
612
1,463
761
129
3,102
502
111
388
236
307
1,058
895
166
337
444
356
978
1,598
2,154
879
397
2,215
1,585
645
3,048
1,174
603
701
351
650
90
738
151
120
708
399
1,504
759
206
559
267
48,383
SEVERELY UNDERWEIGHT
under 1 yr.
(0-11 mos.)
1-4 yrs.
(12-59 mos.)
5-under 7 yrs.
(60-83 mos.)
TOTAL
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
4
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
4
1
0
1
2
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
1
5
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
3
0
1
0
45
6
4
1
2
2
1
0
7
1
4
2
2
4
3
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
5
4
7
0
0
2
4
1
2
3
0
2
0
1
5
4
4
12
1
0
0
0
0
47
2
1
0
3
0
2
13
2
2
4
9
2
1
3
0
0
6
6
3
1
0
2
0
3
1
2
7
1
2
2
227
4
0
0
2
1
1
0
4
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
3
0
0
3
3
1
7
1
0
1
0
0
7
2
0
0
0
0
2
4
0
1
2
14
0
0
2
2
0
2
0
3
0
0
0
0
7
2
3
3
1
6
1
110
12
4
1
5
4
2
0
15
1
7
4
2
4
3
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
3
8
6
14
1
0
3
6
2
2
6
0
7
0
1
10
7
6
24
2
0
1
0
0
58
4
1
0
3
0
4
17
2
3
6
25
2
1
6
4
0
8
6
6
1
0
2
0
11
3
5
13
2
9
3
382
TABLE No. 39
CITY OF TARLAC
BARANGAY
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2.
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4.
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7.
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18.
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20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
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28.
29.
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31.
32.
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34.
35.
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37.
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39.
40.
41.
42.
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44.
45.
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48.
49.
50.
51.
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53.
54.
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59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
Aguso
Alvindia
Amucao
Armenia
Asturias
Atioc
Balanti
Balete
Balibago I
Balibago II
Balingcanaway
Banaba
Bantog
Baras Baras
Batangbatang
Binauganan
Bora
Buenavista
Buhilit
Burot
Calingcuan
Capehan
Carangian
Care
Central
Culipat
Cut-Cut I
Cut-Cut II
Dalayap
Dela Paz
Dolores
Laoang
Ligtasan
Lourdes
Mabini
Maligaya
Maliwalo
Mapalacsiao
Mapalad
Matatalaib
Paraiso
Poblacion
Salapungan
San Carlos
San Francisco
San Isidro
San Jose
San Jose de Urquico
San Juan Bautista
San Juan de Mata
San Luis
San Manuel
San Miguel
San Nicolas
San Pablo
San Pascual
San Rafael
San Roque
San Sebastian
San Vicente
Sapang Maragul
Sapang Tagalog
Sepung Calzada
Sinait
Sta. Cruz
Sta. Maria
Sto. Cristo
Sto. Domingo
Sto. Nio
Suizo
Tariji
Tibag
Tibagan
Trinidad
Ungot
Villa Bacolor
TOTAL
Estimated No. of
Children under 7
yrs.
Actual No.
of Children
weighed
1,061
259
423
678
246
283
279
737
332
575
1,018
118
324
354
280
462
210
172
134
412
532
309
1,116
467
1,187
192
142
515
491
266
385
366
580
408
215
656
1,453
927
114
3,098
551
132
388
235
392
1,650
895
154
327
482
351
977
1,767
2,139
875
397
2,364
1,685
1,011
3,237
1,169
620
701
392
647
189
736
148
102
754
388
1,490
600
202
597
267
50,787
1,061
260
423
641
234
268
279
684
338
581
1,019
121
349
383
282
342
206
168
143
406
542
266
1,107
459
1,104
195
142
482
491
253
388
329
498
378
215
612
1,463
761
129
3,102
502
111
388
236
307
1,058
895
166
337
444
356
978
1,598
2,154
879
397
2,215
1,585
645
3,048
1,174
603
701
351
650
90
738
151
120
708
399
1,504
759
206
559
267
48,383
OVERWEIGHT
under 1 yr.
(0-11 mos.)
1-4 yrs.
(12-59 mos.)
5-under 7 yrs.
(60-83 mos.)
TOTAL
10
1
3
7
13
0
1
13
5
14
2
3
2
6
1
2
2
0
3
0
37
3
5
7
11
3
0
16
1
1
0
2
2
4
0
7
17
5
2
11
3
3
12
2
1
8
1
0
10
2
0
2
7
25
3
1
24
74
6
68
27
2
4
1
0
0
25
0
0
8
4
17
6
5
5
2
580
23
4
5
5
18
1
3
18
15
32
3
2
2
11
1
0
4
1
11
3
54
17
0
4
39
5
0
12
5
5
9
10
1
3
7
15
59
14
2
32
3
10
20
2
2
14
2
7
3
6
2
2
28
20
10
1
55
67
0
154
25
7
21
2
4
1
22
1
4
18
12
26
13
4
8
2
1,033
20
1
3
1
11
2
9
23
11
13
2
5
3
5
0
0
2
0
7
3
23
4
0
2
43
5
0
12
8
1
0
0
1
3
3
1
28
7
0
30
0
2
19
0
0
3
0
3
2
1
5
0
13
15
0
0
67
21
0
96
8
0
23
0
6
0
2
2
0
16
9
0
2
4
17
1
629
53
6
11
13
42
3
13
54
31
59
7
10
7
22
2
2
8
1
21
6
114
24
5
13
93
13
0
40
14
7
9
12
4
10
10
23
104
26
4
73
6
15
51
4
3
25
3
10
15
9
7
4
48
60
13
2
146
162
6
318
60
9
48
3
10
1
49
3
4
42
25
43
21
13
30
5
2,242
TABLE No. 39
CITY OF TARLAC
Estimated No. of Children under 7 yrs. 50,787
Actual No. of Children weighed 48,383
WEIGHT
NORMAL WEIGHT
MILDLY UNDERWEIGHT
OVERWEIGHT
TOTAL
under 1 yr.
(0 - 11 mos.)
1 - 4 yrs.
(12 - 59 mos.)
5-under 7 yrs
(60 - 83 mos.)
TOTAL
5,195
1,862
444
45
580
15,675
6,407
1,295
227
1,033
9,911
4,175
795
110
629
30,781
12,444
2,534
382
2,242
8,126
24,637
15,620
48,383
10.74%
3.85%
0.92%
0.09%
1.20%
32.40%
13.24%
2.68%
0.47%
2.14%
20.48%
8.63%
1.64%
0.23%
1.30%
63.62%
25.72%
5.24%
0.79%
4.63%
16.80%
50.92%
32.28%
100.00%
IN PERCENTAGE
NORMAL WEIGHT
MILDLY UNDERWEIGHT
OVERWEIGHT
TOTAL
G.

Identification of areas for the construction of additional RHUs for the
identified barangays should be properly carried out.
2.6
SPORTS AND RECREATION
A.
EXISTING SITUATION
The promotion of sports and recreation is also a primary concern of
Tarlac City. The government has to provide facilities and
opportunities for the youth, disabled, senior citizens and adults to
spend their leisure hours through wholesome activities.
Existing sports facilities in the City consist of three (3) gymnasiums,
76 basketball courts, one (1) baseball/softball field, one (1) pelota
court, one (1) golf course, three (3) tennis courts, four (4) swimming
pool/resorts and one (1) football field.
In terms of recreational facilities, the City has six (6) parks and
playgrounds, eleven (11) movie houses, one (1) public library, one
(1) bowling center and one (1) cockpit. The parks are located at the
Poblacion, San Miguel, San Nicolas and San Vicente while the
playground is in San Sebastian.
The City lacks varied sports and recreation facilities that cater to
both the adult and the young populations. The gymnasiums are
mostly within school premises, preventing residents to have access
during weekends. There is a need for a public gymnasium or a
public hall where physical fitness activities or other productive
social gatherings could be initiated for and by the residents.
B.
GOAL
1. Institutionalization of sports and physical fitness as an important
aspect of community life.
C.
OBJECTIVES
1. Promote physical, intellectual and social well-being of the
citizenry in terms of competitive recreational and physical fitness
activities.
2. Provide
adequate
sports
facilities
and
improve
existing
recreational facilities to develop community awareness in the

importance of physical fitness and development
D.
TARGETS
1. Completion of beautification and establishment of regular
maintenance schedule for parks and plazas by within the
planning period.
2. Improvement of all existing basketball courts in the barangays
and provision of covered basketball court to selected schools
within the planning period.
3. Promotion of sports physical fitness by staging various
competitions among physical fitness clubs.
E.
STRATEGIES
1. Establish identified needed recreational infrastructure both in
urban the urban center and growth center
2. Encourage
private
investors
to
engage
in
sports
and
recreational activities/facilities
3. Provide and sustain community-wide sports programs and
projects city-wide particularly those that are appropriate to the
Citys resources.
4. Promote
the
development
of
strong
community
sports
associations, clubs and groups.

F.

Inter-Barangay Sports Development Program
Under this program, development of more types of sports other
than basketball will be undertaken. City and barangay resources
shall be tapped to finance inter-barangay competitions on various
types of sports. This shall also include promotional campaign of
games and provision of subsidies for barangay sports activities.
RECREATION AND LEISURE
N
CITY OF TARLAC
LEGEND:
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY
BARANGAY BOUNDARY
MAJOR PARKS
SPORTS FACILITIES
COCKPIT ARENA
TOURISM SITES / FACILITIES

Map No. 18
- 135 -
Sports and Recreational Manpower Upgrading

This program includes sponsoring various sports training such as
chess, badminton, sepak takraw, arnis, etc. It will also include
sports training for coaches and staff and provision of incentives to
athletes, coaches and trainers.
Sports Facilities Development Program
This program includes the improvement of existing barangay
basketball court by providing a covered structure and sports
facilities; also, selective schools will be provided a covered
basketball court to sustain the sports development program for
the youth.
G.

Land allocation for the development of recreational facilities for the
youth, adult and women in rural barangays particularly multipurpose courts for volleyball, badminton, etc.
Sports facilities that could not be provided to every barangay may
be provided to barangay clusters.
2.7
PROTECTIVE SERVICES
A.
EXISTING SITUATION
Police and Fire Department Services play vital roles in the
promotion of safety and prevention of crimes and man-made
calamities within any locality. The peace and order situation is
critical to all aspects of development.
Tarlac City PNP has a 138 man-complement composed of seven

(7) PCOs and one hundred and thirty-one (131) NCOs, who are
supported by three (3) NUPs.
The PNP Headquarters is located in Rizal St., Brgy. Cut-Cut 1st
while eight (8) other sub-stations are located in Barangays
Salapungan, Mabini, Maliwalo, San Miguel, Tibag, San Isidro,
Mapalacsiao and San Sebastian.
The police force is supported by 680 barangay Bantay Bayan in
maintaining peace and order.
To enable it to perform its functions, it has 8 mobile cars, 157
firearms, 12, 502 rounds of ammunition, 10 mobile radios.
For CY 2000 there is a slight increase in the index crime volume
committed. From a crime rate of 4.48 for CY 1999 to a crime rate of
4.77 for CY 2000 or about 6.45% increase. For non-index crime
rate, 13.02 for CY 1999 to a rate of 8.75 for CY 2000, a decrease of
about 33%.
For the year 2001, the most number of crimes committed were on
violation of Special Laws that include violation of RA 6425, PD
1602,
Forestry
and
Pilferage
Acts
(water
and
electricity),
respectively.
Theft and robbery are commonly committed by offenders belonging
to the very poor sector although there are recorded incidents of
robberies committed by members of the Akyat-Bahay Gang who
are even residents of the City. It has also been observed that there
are violators who are non-residents but have contacts residing
within the City
The number of policemen is definitely inadequate for the Citys
population. The ratio of 1: 1902 is very much below the ideal police
to population ratio of 1:500 and minimum ratio of 1: 1000 (HLURB
Guidelines). Police visibility is inadequate in rural barangays but the
actual demand is lesser compared to urban areas where population
is more dense and peace and order is more difficult to ensure.
The Fire Department on the other hand is manned by twenty (20)

firemen and eight (8) civilians. It has five (5) trucks, only three (3)
of which are operational, the remaining two (2) requiring repair.
There is another one (1) unit functioning which is a joint
undertaking of the City Government and the Filipino-Chinese Fire
Brigade.
In the year 2000, there were 13 number of alarms, causing property
losses valued at P 7, 662,000.00 without any recorded injuries.
B.
GOAL
1. Safety, peace and order adequately maintained by a network of
qualified, disciplined and dedicated law enforcers and protective
services staff
C.
OBJECTIVES
1. To maintain peace and order in the city and safeguard the
people against disorder and social ills.
2. To improve law enforcement system and capability in
maintaining peace and order in the City.
3. To protect the people from potential damage to properties and
lives brought about by fire and other man-triggered calamities.
4. To increase protective personnel and facilities to meet the
current and projected needs of the City.
D.
TARGETS
1. Reduce crime incidence by at least 5 % each succeeding year.
2. Prevention of fire incidents and other man-triggered calamities.
3. Come up with ratio of 1 policeman to 500 population and 1
fireman to 2000 population.
4. Acquisition of land for the site and construction of the Tarlac
City Jail.
5. Establishment of a rehabilitation center for drug dependents.
E.
STRATEGIES
1. Increasing police visibility in crime-prone and traffic-prone areas
and rural barangays.
2. Strengthening PNP/ Civic Groups/NGO collaboration in the
campaign of policemen and firemen on handling traffic, crimesolving and fire control/prevention.
3. Sustaining efforts on anti-criminality operations by soliciting
public support and cooperation through regular dialogues with
the local residents.
4. Intensifying anti-drug campaign operations particularly in drugaffected barangays in collaboration with NGOs and civic
organizations.
F.
PLANS, PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

Police and Fire Protection Manpower Development Program
This program involves regular hiring of additional policemen and
firemen based on the acceptable standard ratio to population as
well as the training and re-training of policemen and firemen on
handling traffic, crime-solving and fire control/prevention.
Community volunteerism shall be encouraged through proper
training and provision of regular incentives to CVOs, PNP
personnel and Fire officers. This shall also include updating of
training
on
Management
information
System,
Community
Awareness on Crime, Fire Prevention, etc.

Infrastructure Development Program
This program involves the construction of a Fire Department
Building and Tarlac City Jail, and the establishment of a
rehabilitation center through the collaboration of NGOs and civic
organizations.
G.

The construction of a new Fire Department Building in Barangay
San Sebastian and acquisition of land for the Tarlac City Jail. The
establishment of a rehabilitation center for drug dependents.
TABLE No. 40 - A
CRIMES COMMITTED FOR THE PAST 5 (FIVE) YEARS
CITY OF TARLAC
TYPE OF OFFENSE COMMITTED
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
Murder
10
Homicide
23
27
10
11
Rape
25
27
15
12
Physical Injuries
12
48
46
45
Robbery
104
50
24
35
25
Theft
38
27
19
33
16
Crimes against chastity
Vehicular accident
79
73
63
67
80
Special Laws & Others
175
160
295
175
206
444
378
484
374
400
TOTAL
The most crime committed is on violation of Special Laws which includes violation of RA 6425, PD 1602,
Forestry and Pilferage Act (Water and Electric.)
Next Physical Injuries which is mostly committed by offenders while under the influence of liquor.
Robbery and theft are commonly committed by offenders living beyond poverty line although there are
incidents committed by the so-called Akyat Bahay Gang but not residing in the City nor in the province.
On the other hand, there are times violators have residence contact person in the city.
TABLE No. 40 - B
TARLAC CITY POLICE STATION
CRIME STATISTICS
CITY OF TARLAC
YEAR
INDEX CRIME
NON-INDEX
CRIME
CRIME VOLUME
CRIME SOLVED
CRIME SOLUTION
EFFICIENCY
1999
124
360
484
429
88.63%
2000
132
242
374
361
96.52%
2001
114
286
400
380
95.23%
TABLE No. 41
FIRE INCIDENCE FOR THE PAST FIVE (5) YEARS
CITY OF TARLAC
PARTICULARS
Number of alarms
Property losses (Php)
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
21
22
10
13
34,528,501.20
158,965,296.42
4,880,000.00
7,662,000.00
5,848,000.00
Injuries
Neg.
Neg.
Deaths
Neg.
Neg.
Structural
16
16
12
Vehicular
Others
TABLE No. 42
LOCATION, AREA, SIZE OF FORCE, FORCE POPULATION RATIO,
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
CITY OF TARLAC
PROTECTIVE SERVICES
Police Force Main Station/ SubStation Outposts
LOCATION
FORCE-POPULATION
RATIO
FACILITIES & EQUIPMENT
Main Station - 1 (Tarlac City)
138 / 262,481
8 Mobile Cars
PCP 1 - Brgy. Salapungan
= 1:1902
157 Firearms
PCP 2 - Brgy. Mabini
12,502 Ammunitions
PCP 3 - Brgy. Maliwalo
10 Radios
PCP 4 - Brgy. San Miguel
3 Telephones
PCP 5 - Brgy. Tibag

PCP 6 - Brgy. San Isidro
PCP 7 - Brgy. Mapalacsiao
PCP 8 - Brgy. San Sebastian
TABLE No. 43
CURRENT AND PROJECTED REQUIREMENT ON
POLICEMEN AND FIREMEN
CITY OF TARLAC
YEAR
POPULATION
POLICEMEN
FIREMEN
2000
262,481 *
138 *
23 *
2001
269,410
138 *
20 *
2002
276,523
276
138
2003
283,823
284
142
2004
291,316
291
146
2005
299,007
299
150
* Actual Number
2.8
SOCIAL WELFARE AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

A. EXISTING SITUATION
Social welfare as a government function which provides the
backbone of community action to cater to the civic responsibilities
of the government to its populace, particularly the poor.
At present, the City Social Welfare and Development Office has
three (3) social welfare officers, two (2) welfare aides, eighty-seven
(87) day care workers and one (1) clerk.
The current programs and services under this office are those
under the Bureau of Family and Community Welfare (BFCW),
Bureau of Child and Youth Welfare (BCYW), Bureau of Women
Welfare (BWW), Bureau of Disabled and Elderly and Bureau of
Emergency Assistance (BEA).
There are ninety (90) Day Care Centers located in the different
barangays. Some of these DCCs have their own buildings while
others use existing barangay halls or barangay centers.
There are two (2) identified depressed barangays, Sto. Domingo
and Laoang.
This CSWDO is supported by private/civic organizations in the
extension of social services to the residents of the entire City.
B.
GOAL
1. Empowered citizens responsive, unified and committed
to self and community development for a much improved
quality of life
C.
OBJECTIVES
1. To strengthen participation of women with full equal
rights in the development of the City.
2. To enable the disadvantaged and handicapped sectors of
the population enhance self-function, productive skills
and participation in economic /social activities.
3. To support the promotion and protection of childrens
right.
D.
TARGETS
1. Participation of women in the labor force to reach 50% of
the population by year 2010.
2. Access to income-generating activities provided to
disadvantaged and handicapped sectors by year 2010.
3. Formulate strategic framework for plan development for
children (CHILD 21) by year 2005.
E.
STRATEGIES
1. Improve access to social services and facilities to
residents through the promotion of integrated social
welfare package.
2. Promote and sustain interpersonal relationships within
and among families to ensure the creation of an enabling
and child-friendly society.
3. Facilitate employment of indigent but qualified workers in
the city.
F.
PLANS, PROGRAMS, PROJECTS
Integrated Social Welfare Package Development

This package aims to enhance existing social welfare programs
and services in the city. Strong collaboration between and among
government agencies, NGOs operating in the area and other
community-based
organizations
shall
be
encouraged
and
promoted. A strong partnership will facilitate referrals of cases to

the right institutions and speedy resolution of the same. Another
innovation would be to encourage peoples participation and
community
volunteerism
in
social
welfare
undertakings
of
concerned government agencies, especially in the formulation and

implementation of CHILD 21.
TABLE No. 44
SOCIAL WELFARE PERSONNEL
CITY OF TARLAC
POSITION
NUMBER
Social Welfare Oficer
Social Welfare Aide
Day Care Worker
87
Clerk
TOTAL
93
TABLE No. 45
SOCIAL SERVICES CLIENTELE SYSTEM
CITY OF TARLAC
CSWD TARLAC CLIENTELE

1
NO. OF
POPULATION/
MAGNITUDE
FAMILIES IN ESPECIALLY DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES

A. Families unable to meet their minimum 116 Families (Partial)
basic needs, belonging to the poverty
B.
Solo parent needed families due to

death
of
spouse,
abadonment,
separation including temporary as in the
case of OCWs and incarcerated
spouses.
C.
Families of risk as manifested by:

threats of family dissolution due to
infidelity of spouse, working wife, in-law
problems, OCW spouses, petition for
legal separation, violence within the
family.
D.
Families experiencing crisis such as

death, chronic illness, role reversal and
others which may cause dysfunctuion
among members if left unavered.
E.
SOURCE OF
DATA
different
barangays 2002
162 Families (Partial)
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
Families unprepared and unable to fulfill

their responsibilities to their members
per family code and PD 603 including
families of working children, street
children and youth, abused and
exploited children.
527 Families
DSWD Region III

F.O. 2001
F.
Families where individuals and couples

of reproductive age are at risk due to
uncontrolled child bearing caused by
unresolved psycho-social barriers, low
appreciation of the values of child
spacing and planned family size.
674 Couples
Popcom - Tarlac
City 2001
G.
H.
Families who are homeless.

Displaced families due to man-made
and natural disaster.
COMMUNITIES IN ESPECIALLY DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES

A. Communities where 50% or more of
8 barangays (partial)
their population are unable to meet their
minimum basic needs belong to the
poverty threshold.
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
B.
Communities at risk and

preparedness for disaster.
lacking
25 barangays
CDCC - Tarlac
City 2001
C.
Communitites with unresolved survival,

security and enabling needs
3 barangays
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
D.
E.
Communities of disadvantaged social,

ethnic or religious groups.
Communitites
prone
to
conflicts
between government armed forces and
organized arned groups
F.
Urban poor or squatter communities.
2 barangays
Tarlac City PNP

2001
TABLE No. 45
CITY OF TARLAC

3
WOMEN IN ESPECIALLY DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCE

A. Women victims of physical
abuse/battering
a.1 sexual abuse
12 women
B.
NO. OF
POPULATION/
MAGNITUDE
a.2 abused by partner
22 women
a.3 armed conflict

a.4 illegal recruitment
a.5 migranes
Women who are functionally illiterate,
lack skills in personal care, livelihood
and have low self concept.
33 groups
SOURCE OF
DATA
PNP Tarlac City

2001
DSWD Region III
F.O. 2001
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
CHILDREN AND YOUTH

A. Neglected and abandoned
42 children
DSWD Region III

F.O. 2001
B.
Abused (Physical, psychological and

sexual
10 children
DSWD Region III

F.O. 2001
C.
Sexually exploited (victims of

prostitution, pedophilia. Pornography
and other indecent acts.
12 children
DSWD Region III

F.O. 2001
D.
Street children
114 street children
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
E.
Working children
316 children (partial)
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
F.
Children victims of sale, trafficking,

abduction
2 children
DSWD Region III

F.O. 2001
G.
Children in situations of armed conflict.
H.
I.
J.
Children victims of natural disaster.

Children of indigenous cultural
communities
Children of detained parents/medicants
K.
Disadvantaged transitional children
L.
Children living with families with

HIV/AIDS and thos with HIV/AIDS and
other communicable diseases.
M.
Needs/disadvantaged out of school

youth
N.
O.
Deliquent youth
Youth offenders
2 children
DSWD Region III

F.O. 2001
596 OSV (partial)
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
15 children
DSWD Region III

F.O. 2001
TABLE No. 45
CITY OF TARLAC

P.
C.
7
8
CHO 2000
7 persons (partial)
different
barangay survey
2001
a.2 hearing impaired

a.3 orthopedically handicapped
56 persons (partial)
different
barangay survey
2001
a.4 cleft palate/harelip , arrested TB
23 persons (partial)
different
barangay survey
2001
Person with mental disability

b.1 mentally retarded
9 persons (partial)
different
barangay survey
2001
b.2 improved mental patient
6 persons (partial)
different
barangay survey
2001
Person with social disability

c.1 negative hansenites
c.2 released prisoners
84 inmates released
BJMP - Tarlac
City 2001
c.3 recovered drug dependents

c.4 medicants
SENIOR CITIZENS
932 SCs IDs issued

and released
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN ESPECIALLY

DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES
DISTRESSED/DISPLACED FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS
A. Individuals in crisis situations
279 clients
B.
Strandees
52 clients
C.
Disaster traumatized victims (persons

under stress)
Families rendered homeless
Ejected squatters
Evacuees
Casualties of disasters
2 persons
D.
E.
F.
G.
SOURCE OF
DATA
Severely underweight
382 children under 7
yrs. old. Moderately
underweight 2,534
children under 7 yrs.
Old
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

A. Persons with physical disability
a.1 visually impaired
B.
Underweight children (severely and

moderately underweight non-medical)
NO. OF
POPULATION/
MAGNITUDE
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
CSWD - Tarlac
City 2001
CDCC - Tarlac
City 2001
TABLE No. 46
DAY CARE MASTERLIST
SY 1999 - 2000
CITY OF TARLAC
No.
BARANGAY
1.
Aguso
2.
Aguso
3.
Alvindia
4.
Amucao
5.
Asturias
6.
Armenia
7.
Atioc
8.
Balanti
9.
Balete
10.
Balibago I
11.
Balibago II
12.
Balingcanaway
13.
Banaba
14.
Baras-Baras
15.
Batang-Batang
16.
Binauganan
17.
Bora
18.
Buenavista
19.
Buhilit
20.
Burot
21.
Calingcuan
22.
Capehan
23.
Care
24.
Carangian
25.
Carangian
26.
Carangian
27.
Central
28.
Culipat
29.
Cut-Cut I
30.
Cut-Cut II
31.
Dalayap
DAY CARE
CENTER
Aguso Day Care
Center
Tabane Day Care
Center
Alvindia Day Care
Center
Amucao Day
Care Center
Asturias Day
Care Center
Armenia Day
Care Center
Atioc Day Care
Center
Balanti Day Care
Center
Balete Day Care
Center
Balibago I Day
Care Center
Balibago II Day
Care Center
Balingcanaway
Day Care Center
Banaba Day Care
Center
Baras-Baras Day
Care Center
Batang-Batang
Day Care Center
Binauganan Day
Care Center
Bora Day Care
Center
Buenavista Day
Care Center
Buhilit Day Care
Center
Burot Day Care
Center
Calingcuan Day
Care Center
Capehan Day
Care Center
Care Day Care
Center
Carangian Proper
Day Care Center
Pang-ulo Day
Care Center
Paninaan Day
Care Center
Central Day Care
Center
Culipat Day Care
Center
Cut-Cut I Day
Care Center
Homesite Day
Care Center
Dalayap Day
Care Center
No. of
Children
Served
DAY CARE WORKER
Date of
Accreditation
Star
Rating
No. of
Session
42
Gloria Sadimano
40
Gloria Sadimano
20
Cirila M. Gamboa
25
Elizabeth Tenaripe
59
Divina Tadifa
38
Angelita Pineda
Jul-7-98
35
Cora Pangilinan
Apr-92
18
Marina Ramos
50
Marilou Sapigao
56
Rizalina Peralta
31
Rachel Puno
35
Felicitas David
31
Leticia Quintana
Sept-23-98
42
Eliza Gonzales
May-91
32
Rebecca Lozano
May-91
15
Elmie Marcelo
34
Adela Cristal
23
Tita Macalino
17
Anita Figueroa
32
Apr-92
2
2
1
1992
1991
2
3
2
Jun-91
1
2
1993
Myla David
Apr-89
32
Joy Ann Yabut
May-91
40
Josefina Medina
Apr-92
50
Nelia Cano
40
Rachel Victoriano
25
Alma Razon
45
Mary Grace Marcos
60
Milagros Codog
22
Jennifer Tamayo
25
Maria Fe Galicia
58
Josephine Alfuerto
40
Sonia Ibarra
Oct-93
Sept-23-98
1
3
Apr-92
2
2
1
Sept-23-98
1993
2
2
2
TABLE No. 46
DAY CARE MASTERLIST
SY 1999 - 2000
CITY OF TARLAC
No.
BARANGAY
32.
Dela Paz
33.
Dolores
34.
Laoang
35.
Ligtasan
36.
Lourdes
37.
Mabini
38.
Maligaya
39.
Maliwalo
40.
Matatalaib
41.
Paraiso
42.
Salapungan
43.
Matatalaib
44.
San Carlos
45.
San Francisco
46.
San Isidro
47.
San Isidro
48.
San Isidro
49.
San Jose
50.
52.
San Juan de
Mata
San Juan de
Mata
San Luis
53.
San Manuel
54.
San Miguel
55.
San Miguel
56.
San Miguel
57.
San Nicolas
58.
San Pablo
59.
San Pascual
60.
San Rafael
61.
San Rafael
62.
San Rafael
51.
DAY CARE
CENTER
No. of
Children
Served
DAY CARE WORKER
Date of
Accreditation
Star
Rating
No. of
Session
Jul-23-98
Jan-93
Dela Paz Day Care

Center
Dolores Day Care
Center
Laoang Day Care
Center
Ligtasan Day Care
Center
Lourdes Day Care
Center
Mabini Day Care
Center
Maligaya Day Care
Center
Maliwalo Day Care
Center
Matatalaib Day
Care Center
Paraiso Day Care
Center
Salapungan Day
Care Center
Sitio Urquico Day
Care Center
San Carlos Day
Care Center
San Francisco Day
Care Center
San Isidro P. Day
Care Center
Sitio Molave Day
Care Center
San Isidro II Day
Care Center
San Jose Day Care
Center
San Juan de Mata
Day Care Center
40
Leni Cruz
25
Marcela Corpuz
50
Vivian Aguilar
35
Gina Alamo
62
Julie Mondragon
28
Emily Espinosa
65
Daisy Bagain
Jun-92
30
Josephine Baun
Apr-92
48
Antonina Suba
Apr-92
52
Marites del Mundo
25
Melissa Briones
24
Melissa Briones
35
Noemi Viray
60
Rebecca Manalang
80
Melinda Bondoc
25
Cristy Salcedo
30
Cristy Salcedo
55
Wilma Galvan
48
Marilou dela Cruz
Paradahan Day
Care Center
28
Delia Bautista
San Luis Day Care

Center
San Manuel Day
Care Center
18
Isabel Faelden
Jul-23-98
55
Elena Mirasol
Mar-92
San Miguel Proper

Day Care Center
Zone C Day Care
Center
Yabutan Day Care
Center
San Nicolas Day
Care Center
San Pablo Day
Care Center
San Pascual Day
Care Center
San Rafael Proper
Day Care Center
Sitio Tarvet Day
Care Center
Sitio Estrella Day
Care Center
25
Evelyn Medina
1992
25
Juanita Rosete
39
Evelyn Balaba
48
Ruby Tolentino
50
Marcelina Pamintuan
60
Evangeline Macapagal
56
Romana Buera
30
Reina Lambanicio
45
Ruverle Ayson
2
Sept-23-98
2
2
Jul-23-98
2
Apr-92
2
2
Jul-23-98
Apr-92
2
2
Sept-23-98
Jul-23-98
1992
2
3
Apr-92
1993
2
2
Sept-23-98
TABLE No. 46
DAY CARE MASTERLIST
SY 1999 - 2000
CITY OF TARLAC
No.
BARANGAY
63.
San Rafael
64.
San Roque I
65.
San Roque II
66.
San Sebastian
67.
San Vicente
68.
San Vicente
69.
San Vicente
70.
74.
Sapang
Maragul
Sapang
Maragul
Sapang
Tagalog
Sepung
Calzada
Sta. Cruz
75.
Sinait
76.
Sta. Maria
77.
Sto. Cristo
78.
Sto. Nio
79.
Sto. Domingo
80.
Suizo
81.
Tariji
82.
Tibagan
83.
Tibag
84.
Tibag
85.
Tibag
86.
Tibag
87.
Trinidad
88.
Ungot
89.
Villa Bacolor
90.
San Juan de
Bautista
71.
72.
73.
DAY CARE
CENTER
No. of
Children
Served
DAY CARE WORKER
Date of
Accreditation
Star
Rating
No. of
Session
Sitio Pag-asa Day

Care Center
San Roque I Day
Care Center
San Roque II Day
Care Center
San Sebastian Day
Care Center
San Vicente Proper
Day Care Center
San Vicente TCC
Day Care Center
Northern Hills Day
Care Center
Sapang Maragul
Day Care Center
25
Fe David
45
Belinda Acelador
Jul-23-98
33
Digna David
Jul-23-98
31
Melinda Pamintuan
70
Conchita Turla
Sept-23-98
40
Betty Quiballo
Sept-23-98
50
Virginia Domingo
Gelacio
Catalina Gabanao
Sapang Maragul II
Day Care Center
28
Evangeline Lansangan
Sapang Tagalog
Day Care Center
60
Edelmina Rodriguez
Sept-23-98
Panampunan Day
Care Center
70
Lina Nuquid
Sept-23-98
Sta. Cruz Day Care

Center
Sinait Day Care
Center
Sta. Maria Day
Care Center
Sto. Cristo Day
Care Center
Sto. Nio Day Care
Center
Sto. Domingo Day
Care Center
Suizo Day Care
Center
Tariji Day Care
Center
Tibagan Day Care
Center
Tibag Proper Day
Care Center
Pag-asa Day Care
Center
Paroba Day Care
Center
Barbon Day Care
Center
Trinidad Day Care
Center
Ungot Day Care
Center
Villa Bacolor Day
Care Center
San Juan de
Bautista Day Care
Center
25
Zorayda Sardoma
36
Mercedita Mariano
17
Soledad Salcedo
Oct-92
80
Daisy Evangelista
Jul-23-98
17
Virginia Cabenta
25
Flora Posadas
41
Mariette B. Bulanadi
Apr-92
30
Helenita Pacheco
Jun-92
51
Lea Manalili
42
Angelita Cortez
24
Rachel Ronquillo
25
Noemi Pangalangan
21
Vilma Cosme
15
Jennifer Tamayo
70
Florencia Banta
26
Marivic Rosete
18
Violeta Tabu
1
Sept-23-98
2
1
2
1993
1
Jul-98
2
2
Sept-23-98

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CHAPTER 2.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Tarlac City is on top of the hierarchy of settlements having the most

Line agencies as the Departments of Health,

Education and Culture, Social Welfare and Development, among others,

transportation lines, schools and provided with basic utilities

Don Adriano Subd.

San Roque & San Rafael

San Rafael Home Site

Victorio Soliman et-al

Victorio Soliman, Jr.

Mun. Govt. of Tarlac

Alto Asia Project

NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS IN EACH

NSO CENSAL YEAR

13 . San Juan Bautista

PLANS, PROGRAMS PROJECTS

businessmen would be utilized for the houses to be built under a

LAND USE IMPLICATIONS

It is important to note that the public schools exhibited the highest

College of the Holy Spirit

Central Luzon Doctors Hospital

Comparing the current total number of pupils against the total

1. Construction of 106 classrooms in the elementary level and 175

competencies and maximize full potentials of schoolteachers.

PLANS, PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS

particularly in values education, science and technology, and

EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE MAP

PRIVATE ELEMENTARY LEVEL

City Government of Tarlac

Map No. 14A

COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN

EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE MAP

City Government of Tarlac

Map No. 14B

COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN

INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN MAP YEAR 2010

EXISTING PUBLIC SECONDARY LEVEL

EXISTING PRIVATE TERTIARY LEVEL

EXISTING PRIVATE SECONDARY LEVEL

PROPOSED PUBLIC ELEMENTARY LEVEL

EXISTING PUBLIC TERTIARY LEVEL

PROPOSED PUBLIC SECONDARY LEVEL

City Government of Tarlac

COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN

Tarlac East District

Tarlac Central District

Bible Believer's Baptist Academy

Colegio de San Isidro

College of the Holy Spirit

Phil. Tar Kian Tiak Institute

Precious Child School

San Luis Educational Foundation

St. Paul Child Spectrum

Tarlac 1st Baptist Church School

Tarlac Christian Learning Center

Tarlac Christian School

Tarlac Ecumenical School

Tarlac Living Faith Academy

Tarlac Montessori School

Bible Believer's Baptist Academy

Colegio de San Isidro