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The Integrated School Forms is designed by a public school teacher. Currently, he is affiliated with Sta. Ana Central Elementary School is situated in the heart of the Division of Davao City, Region XI.

Originally for private use only, the Integrated School Forms was created out of plain curiosity. During the release of the Modified School Forms of the Department of Education, there have been many issues with the first implementation of the forms. Primarily, the School Forms 2, 3, and 5. During such time, the author of this ISF got very frustrated with the templates especially since it has been designed within the format of MS Excel 2007. The consideration that there have been issues with the forms that couldn’t be dealt with online, teachers have to manually change the generated forms from the LIS website. Such that advisers have to manually edit 4 different forms for the reports to be correct. If a certain class would need to edit 20 students, and there are 4 forms to accomplish, the adviser would repeat it at least 80 times. This led to the creation of the Integrated School Forms which was primarily dedicated to addressing the issues of LIS School Forms during its early stages. Since our author also has been using automated templates for class records and other paper reports, he has opted to merge all these different forms for the advisers to accomplish in one single file, hence, The Integrated School Forms.

The author of the Integrated School Forms is Sir Wedzmer B. Munjilul. Also a member of the DepEd Standard Electronic Class Record Planning Team who designed the Official DepEd ECR, and the developer of the Electronic Enrollment Learners’ Survey Form (E-LESF) for the New Normal last SY 2020-2021. 

This website, his YouTube, and his Facebook page are all taken care of as much spare time as he has. Functions with the ISF templates are all originally coded by our author along with the Macro functions.

If you wish to contact us, you may contact us personally through our upcoming ISF Forum which will be available soon, or through his Facebook, YouTube, and Gmail Accounts.

Gmail: wedzmer.munjilul@deped.gov.ph

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