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RA 8496 Section 8

RA 8496 Section 8

Executive Director (ED).

Section 8

SEC. 8. Executive Director (ED). - There shall be an Executive Director who shall be appointed by the Chairman, subject to the approval of the Board and shall be conferred the rank equivalent to a bureau director with a fixed term of six (6) years, renewable for another term. The ED shall coordinate the implementation of policies and guidelines set by the Board of Trustees. As a member of the Board of Trustees, the ED shall articulate to the Board the mutual concern of all the campuses. The ED shall perform the following roles and functions: 8.1 Coordinate curriculum planning activities for the PSHS System; 8.2 Oversee research projects on the gifted in science and math; 8.3 Coordinate publication of research outputs of the teachers, administrators and students from the PSHS System; 8.4 Provide legal and technical support to the members of the System; 8.5 Coordinate exchange programs with other educational institutions both local and foreign; 8.6 Develop and coordinate linkages and networking among the campuses of the PSHS System with other institutions; 8.7 Coordinate the implementation of the program for the identification and selection of scholars for the PSHS System; 8.8 Provide for the secretariat services of the Board of Trustees; 8.9 Perform other functions as may be deemed necessary. For the efficient and effective implementation of the foregoing functions, the Executive Director shall be provided with a staff.

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CitationRA 8496 Section 8 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

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