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What the National Assessment for School Heads is, who must pass it, what it covers, how it is scored, and the transition rules for Head Teachers and Assistant School Principals.

What to look for in a NASH reviewer, a study plan that starts with your weakest strands, and warning signs such as offers of “leaked” items.

Applying through the NASH Online Application System, the documents and fee, the Safe Exam Browser and DepEd LMS, assessment day, and getting your Certificate of Rating.

The road to School Principal I from each role: qualification standards, salary grades, how applicants are ranked, and what EDCOM II plans for school heads through 2035.

The Philippine Professional Standards for School Heads (DepEd Order No. 24, s. 2020): the framework, four career stages, five domains, and all 136 indicators.

The six roles of a DepEd school head under RA 9155 and the PPSSH, with the rules in force in 2026: SBM, the SIP, lesson planning, grading, PMES, and MOOE.

A document review of DepEd’s School Improvement Plan: the 2015 order still in force, the 22 requirements added since, the money tied to the plan, the principal gap, and seven recommendations.

Map the five PPSSH domains in a Johari Window to find your blind spots, then plan feedback and mentoring before the NASH.

Who can be reclassified to School Principal I to IV under DepEd Order No. 24, s. 2025: documents, the 100-point comparative assessment, pay, and every step to appointment.

EDCOM II figures on public schools without a principal item, who leads them, NQESH pass rates since 2016, and principal positions planned through 2028.

Enrollment from SY 2017-18 to SY 2025-26, teachers, classrooms, and facilities in public schools, and NAT, ELLNA, and CRLA results, with data to download.

Search DepEd Orders from 2000 to 2026 and see which later order repealed or amended each one, plus what a DepEd Order is and how it takes effect.

End-of-year CRLA results for public schools in all 18 regions, from the EDCOM II dashboard: reading levels, regions, divisions, clusters, and school inputs, with data to download.

DepEd’s 2023 classroom shortage and the School Building Program 2026, from the EDCOM II dashboard: where the shortage is, where the classrooms go, shifts, and Last Mile Schools, with data to download.

How to use TeacherPH Schools to study any school in DepEd’s public data: enrollment, teachers, classrooms, facilities, MOOE, and how it compares with its division.

Both FY 2025 results memoranda: results by competency level, how scores were computed, how to get your Certificate of Rating, and a search of the Regional Top Performers.

Every Regional Top Performer in the Batch 1 memorandum, by region, with schools division and examinee code, plus results by competency level.

Every Regional Top Performer in the Batch 2 memorandum, by region, with schools division and examinee code, plus results by competency level.

Free and premium practice sets. Answer each situational question within two minutes, then read the explanation for every answer.

Step by step: choose a practice set, answer timed questions, read your results, and track your progress.

What the dashboard shows: your score trend, each PPSSH domain against a 65% benchmark, strand coverage, recurring gaps, and pacing.

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An overview of the NASH and of NASH Reviewer, with a sample question to try and the FY 2025 results by competency level.

Your practice scores, readiness in each PPSSH domain, recent attempts, and what to study next.

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Accounts, premium access, acceptable use, copyright in the questions, and your legal rights.

Our independence from DepEd, BHROD, and NEAP, the warranty disclaimer, and limits of liability.

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