DEPED MEMORANDUM 089, 2025
Guidelines on the Multi-YEAR
Performance Management and
Evaluation System for Teachers
from SY: 2025-20266 to 2027-2028
About DepEd memo no. 089 s2025
 The memorandum establishes comprehensive guidelines for assessing and
improving teacher performance over school year.
 It signifies and streamline the process and requirements involve in PPST
 The memorandum also marks the commencement of a new three-cycle of
teacher performance assessment, covering all 37 indicators under the PPST.
 This memorandum covers all teachers in public elementary and secondary
schools, as well as community learning centers, including ALS, Madrasah
SNED and Special science teachers.
 The implementation of these guidelines shall begin in the first quarter of SY-
2025-2026
THE MULTI-YEAR PMES
 Aims to establish a streamlined teacher
performance assessment process and requirements
while maintaining, consistency, objectivity, and
fairness in assessing teachers performance. The
system is designed to support the professional
growth of teachers by enhancing coaching and
mentoring mechanism.
Scope and coverage
This guidelines applies to all public school
teachers eg. Teachers 1-VII and Master
teachers I-V including teachers in ALS,
Madrasah, SNED and SSEP.
PMES Framework timeline
Phase 1: Performance Planning and Commitment-
this shall be conducted from one month before to
one month after the official start of classes.
Phase 2: Performance Monitoring and Coaching-
conducted throughout the school year
PMES Framework timeline
 Phase 3: Performance review and evaluation- this consist
of
1. mid-year review and assessment which shall be
conducted five months after the official opening of classes
and
2 year end performance review and evaluation, which shall
be conducted after the last day of classes and before the
first day of classes of the succeeding school year,
PMES Framework timeline
Phase 4: Performance rewarding and
development planning- shall be conducted
after the last day of classes and before the
first day of classes of the succeeding year.
The teacher shall use the individual
performance commitment and review form
(IPCRF) that is specifically design to capture
teachers performance in terms of their
achievement and demonstration of the PPST
Annual Timeline of PMES for teachers
Cycle/Phase Task/Activity Tools Person Responsible Schedule
Phase 1 Performance
standards and
competencies
alignment
IPCRF Raters and ratees From 1 month
before to one
month after
the official
start of classes
Self assessment Self Assessment
Tool (SAT)
Ratees
Initial Individual
Development
planning
Individual
Development
Plan (IDP)
Ratees
Performance
Monitoring and
coaching
planning
Instructional
Supervisory Plan
Ratees and raters
Annual Timeline of PMES for teachers
Cycle/Phase Task/Activity Tools Person
Responsible
Schedule
Phase II Full period classroom observation 1 Classroom
observation
(COT)
Ratees and
raters
Regularly
from 1st
quarter to
4th
quarter
Within 3rd
-4th
quarter
Frequent short period and
walkthrough observation
Ratees and
raters
Regular monitoring and provision of
technical assistance on practices that
support the teaching and learning
process
Rater: PMCF Ratees and
raters
Accomplishment and annotation of
documents for rating demonstration
of NCOIs
PMES Tools Ratees and
raters
Full period classroom observation 2 COT Ratees and
raters
Annual Timeline of PMES for teachers
Cycle/Phase Task/Activity Tools Person
Responsible
Schedule
Phase III Mid-year review
and assessment
IPCRF Raters and ratees Five months after
the opening of
classes
Year-end
performance
review evaluation
IPCRF Raters, ratees and
approving
authorities
After the last day
of classes and
before the first
day of classes of
the succeeding
school year
Annual Timeline of PMES for teachers
Cycle/Phase Task/Activity Tools Person
Responsible
Schedule
Phase IV Finalization of
individual
development
plans
IPCRF-IDP Ratees After the last day
of classes and
before the first
day of classes of
the succeeding
school year
Phase I: Performance Planning and
Commitment
Discuss the expected professional
standards and competencies for
performance management cycle
Corresponding PPST Career Stage for
Teacher Positions
Teacher Positions PPST Career Stage
Teacher I-III Beginning towards Proficient
Teacher IV-VII Proficient
Master Teacher I-II Highly Proficient
Master Teacher III-V Distinguished
Sets of PPST Indicators
Part 1: Professional Standards shall cover 37
indicators distributed across 3 school years.
Note: For each school year- there shall be a total of
14 PPST indicators for part 1 compose of classroom
observable indicators (COIs) and NCOIs of the
PPST.
PPST Indicators distributed across school years
for beginning towards proficient and
proficient teachers
PPST Indicators for teachers under the highly
proficient teacher career stage
Core competencies
 Self management
 Professionalism
 Results Focus
 Teamwork
 Service orientation
 Gender Sensitivity
Leadership competencies-for
teachers with supervisory functions
 Leading people
 People development
 People performance managment
Teacher self-Assessment and Development
Planning
 Teachers shall assess their own capability and areas of improvement on the
PPST indicators. They shall also assess their potential demonstration of core
and leadership competencies.
 A complete self-assessment covering all thirty-seven PPST indicators shall be
conducted once every 3 years.
 The next full self-assessment shall be conducted only after the 3 year cycle is
completed and all 37 PPST indicators have been assessed through the
annual performance management process
 Based on the result of the full self-assessment the ratee shall prepare a
multiyear individual development plan (IDP) and discuss with the rater which
PPST indicators and competencies they must enhance in the particular
school year.

DEPED MEMORANDUM 089, 2025 PMES guidelines pptx

  • 1.
    DEPED MEMORANDUM 089,2025 Guidelines on the Multi-YEAR Performance Management and Evaluation System for Teachers from SY: 2025-20266 to 2027-2028
  • 2.
    About DepEd memono. 089 s2025  The memorandum establishes comprehensive guidelines for assessing and improving teacher performance over school year.  It signifies and streamline the process and requirements involve in PPST  The memorandum also marks the commencement of a new three-cycle of teacher performance assessment, covering all 37 indicators under the PPST.  This memorandum covers all teachers in public elementary and secondary schools, as well as community learning centers, including ALS, Madrasah SNED and Special science teachers.  The implementation of these guidelines shall begin in the first quarter of SY- 2025-2026
  • 3.
    THE MULTI-YEAR PMES Aims to establish a streamlined teacher performance assessment process and requirements while maintaining, consistency, objectivity, and fairness in assessing teachers performance. The system is designed to support the professional growth of teachers by enhancing coaching and mentoring mechanism.
  • 4.
    Scope and coverage Thisguidelines applies to all public school teachers eg. Teachers 1-VII and Master teachers I-V including teachers in ALS, Madrasah, SNED and SSEP.
  • 5.
    PMES Framework timeline Phase1: Performance Planning and Commitment- this shall be conducted from one month before to one month after the official start of classes. Phase 2: Performance Monitoring and Coaching- conducted throughout the school year
  • 6.
    PMES Framework timeline Phase 3: Performance review and evaluation- this consist of 1. mid-year review and assessment which shall be conducted five months after the official opening of classes and 2 year end performance review and evaluation, which shall be conducted after the last day of classes and before the first day of classes of the succeeding school year,
  • 7.
    PMES Framework timeline Phase4: Performance rewarding and development planning- shall be conducted after the last day of classes and before the first day of classes of the succeeding year.
  • 8.
    The teacher shalluse the individual performance commitment and review form (IPCRF) that is specifically design to capture teachers performance in terms of their achievement and demonstration of the PPST
  • 9.
    Annual Timeline ofPMES for teachers Cycle/Phase Task/Activity Tools Person Responsible Schedule Phase 1 Performance standards and competencies alignment IPCRF Raters and ratees From 1 month before to one month after the official start of classes Self assessment Self Assessment Tool (SAT) Ratees Initial Individual Development planning Individual Development Plan (IDP) Ratees Performance Monitoring and coaching planning Instructional Supervisory Plan Ratees and raters
  • 10.
    Annual Timeline ofPMES for teachers Cycle/Phase Task/Activity Tools Person Responsible Schedule Phase II Full period classroom observation 1 Classroom observation (COT) Ratees and raters Regularly from 1st quarter to 4th quarter Within 3rd -4th quarter Frequent short period and walkthrough observation Ratees and raters Regular monitoring and provision of technical assistance on practices that support the teaching and learning process Rater: PMCF Ratees and raters Accomplishment and annotation of documents for rating demonstration of NCOIs PMES Tools Ratees and raters Full period classroom observation 2 COT Ratees and raters
  • 11.
    Annual Timeline ofPMES for teachers Cycle/Phase Task/Activity Tools Person Responsible Schedule Phase III Mid-year review and assessment IPCRF Raters and ratees Five months after the opening of classes Year-end performance review evaluation IPCRF Raters, ratees and approving authorities After the last day of classes and before the first day of classes of the succeeding school year
  • 12.
    Annual Timeline ofPMES for teachers Cycle/Phase Task/Activity Tools Person Responsible Schedule Phase IV Finalization of individual development plans IPCRF-IDP Ratees After the last day of classes and before the first day of classes of the succeeding school year
  • 13.
    Phase I: PerformancePlanning and Commitment Discuss the expected professional standards and competencies for performance management cycle
  • 14.
    Corresponding PPST CareerStage for Teacher Positions Teacher Positions PPST Career Stage Teacher I-III Beginning towards Proficient Teacher IV-VII Proficient Master Teacher I-II Highly Proficient Master Teacher III-V Distinguished
  • 15.
    Sets of PPSTIndicators Part 1: Professional Standards shall cover 37 indicators distributed across 3 school years. Note: For each school year- there shall be a total of 14 PPST indicators for part 1 compose of classroom observable indicators (COIs) and NCOIs of the PPST.
  • 16.
    PPST Indicators distributedacross school years for beginning towards proficient and proficient teachers
  • 17.
    PPST Indicators forteachers under the highly proficient teacher career stage
  • 18.
    Core competencies  Selfmanagement  Professionalism  Results Focus  Teamwork  Service orientation  Gender Sensitivity
  • 19.
    Leadership competencies-for teachers withsupervisory functions  Leading people  People development  People performance managment
  • 20.
    Teacher self-Assessment andDevelopment Planning  Teachers shall assess their own capability and areas of improvement on the PPST indicators. They shall also assess their potential demonstration of core and leadership competencies.  A complete self-assessment covering all thirty-seven PPST indicators shall be conducted once every 3 years.  The next full self-assessment shall be conducted only after the 3 year cycle is completed and all 37 PPST indicators have been assessed through the annual performance management process  Based on the result of the full self-assessment the ratee shall prepare a multiyear individual development plan (IDP) and discuss with the rater which PPST indicators and competencies they must enhance in the particular school year.