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AREA 6

A. SITE

B. CAMPUS

C. BUILDINGS

D. CLASSROOMS

E. OFFICE AND STAFF ROOMS

F. ASSEMBLY AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES

G. BUILDING SERVICES


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MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN


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SCHOOL FACADE


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IMCC FACILITIES AND

SERVICES

Essential to quality education is a

school atmosphere that encourages

holistic person development. In view of

this, the IMCC administration hasprioritized the development of its campus,

buildings, and state-of-the-art facilities to

ensure the students comfort, peace ofmind, acquisition of security and the

facilitation of learning.


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As a general policy, all reservations for

the use of school facilities and equipment

must be coursed through the Property

Custodian and with the approval of theSchool Comptroller.


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The following supplementary facilities are

provided especially for IMCC students:

A. Audio-Visual Room

B. IMCC Review Center

C. Auditorium

D. Quadrangle and Stage

E. Other Facilities / Services


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A. THE AUDIO VISUAL ROOM


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In support of the teaching-learning process,

the AVR provides various audio-visual materials

and appropriate projection and listening

equipment. The section houses the instructionalmanuals, slides, microfilms, audio and video

tapes, charts, mass, transparencies, cds, vcds

and dvds and other A/V equipment. At present,

the AVR has two LCD machines (liquid crystaldisplay) and OHP machines (over head

projector).


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Although in its fledging stage, the AVR

provides facilities and materials in support

of instruction such as fully air-conditioned

audio-visual rooms, LCDs and OHPs,slides, microfilms, audio and video tapes,

charts, maps, CDs, VCDs, DVDs, and

other audio-visual equipment.


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An Audio-Visual Room with audio and

video equipment may be used for

seminars and special meetings of any

college group upon arrangement with theproperty custodian. Other non-college

groups may also use the AVR by

arrangement and payment of certainamount at the Accounting Office.


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HOW TO BORROW OR USE THE

AVR OR ITS EQUIPMENTS

1. Arrangements must be made with the property

custodian for the use of the AVR or any of its

equipment before the date.

2. Fill-up the Reservation Form, indicating the

time and equipment to be used or to be taken

out. Reservations are on First Come, First

Served basis. The AVR users form will be

signed by the college dean / head for approval.


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3. After securing the approval, present the form

to the Support Services Staff for assistance in

using or taking out the equipment.

(The Support Services Staff will preserve theform until after the use of the AVR or

equipment, and check the condition of the

borrowed equipment to determine any liability.)

4. Fill up the users logbook.


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5. The DVCD player and TV monitor are used

solely for classroom instruction and special

programs, but not for social or entertainmentpurposes.

6. The DVCD player and TV monitor may be

used for three hours only. Any extension of the

stipulated time will be fined Php. 50.00 per

hour, and Php. 50.00 for the DVCD and Php.

50.00 for the Karaoke and a fraction thereof.


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7. CDs, VCDs, DVDs and Karaoke canbe borrowed for one day only. The

DVCD player, TV monitor, and lecternwill not be taken out from the AVR,except upon order of the Institution

Administration for some specialoccasions.

8. Review of DVCD tapes may be doneonly during office hours.


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9. Return the equipment to itsplace after using, and informthe Support Services Staff orthe Property Custodian thatyou are leaving the AVR.

10. The repair or replacement ofany used or borrowed AVRequipment that is destroyed orhas malfunctioned after usewill be the responsibility of the

borrower, unless suchdamage is found to be notattributable to the user.


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USE OF SCHOOL PROPERTIES

Respect for Property ---

Students are expected to use theschool properties and facilities with extra-care. Any damage must be repaired andreplaced at the offenders expense.

Littering or leaving empty bottles andother garbage anywhere is prohibited.Stealing or damaging property inside the

campus will be dealt accordingly.


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The leader of the

group/s permitted to

use school facilities

will be heldresponsible for the

behavior of the

group.


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AVR may be used for official scheduled

classes and activities. The cleanliness of

the rooms and their surrounding is the

responsibility of the students. They should

keep the AVR at all times neat and

orderly. Whiteboards must likewise beclean and the chairs be arranged properly

before and after using.


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B. IMCC REVIEW CENTER


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The IMCC Review Center provides

complete sound system and lighting

facilities intended for a thorough review for

students in preparing for board exams. It isalso used for seminarworkshop and

other student related activities.


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C. AUDITORIUM


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Physical Education Classes are held in

the Auditorium. This is located at the Basic

Education Department, 4th Floor of the

High School Building. Other activities alsoheld in auditorium, such as Recognition

Program, Ecumenical Mass, Seminars,

and other special institutional occasions.


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D. QUADRANGLE / STAGE


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Annually the Palakasan Activities,

Students Night, Employees Night,

Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement

Exercise are held in the Quadrangle andStage. It can also be used for trainings

and practices and other student activities.


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STAGE


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E. OTHER FACILITIES /

SERVICES:


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CYBER SHACK CAFE


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LIBRARY


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STUDENTS LOUNGE


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