Every School Accounted For
OZAMIZ CITY - The latest Department of Education National Inventory Dashboard gives Ozamiz City a 100% completion status, with all 58 schools marked “Submitted.” The dashboard, refreshed on September 7, 2026, also records 92 projects under the Ozamiz City division. The figures provide a current snapshot of how far the city’s schools have progressed in the national inventory process. This is different from announcing a new construction project or a completed classroom program: the development concerns the submission and recording of school information through DepEd’s national system. At the division level, Ozamiz is listed alongside other Region X divisions that also show complete submission status.
A Clearer Picture of School Projects
The National Inventory Dashboard is designed to show school submission status and project progress across the country. Its latest national figures show 46,574 of 47,944 schools submitted, while Region X recorded 2,534 submitted schools and 5,783 projects, also reaching 100% completion. Ozamiz City’s entry accounts for 58 submitted schools and 92 projects within that regional picture. The dashboard does not identify all 92 projects in the summary view, so this article does not assume what each project involves or claim that the projects have already been completed. What the figures do establish is that the division’s school inventory information has been submitted and recorded in the national system.
Why the Numbers Matter
For parents, educators, planners, and people following education development in Ozamiz, a complete inventory offers a useful reference point. Having every school submission recorded means the division’s current dashboard entry is not carrying any schools under “Not Started” or “API Imported”; all 58 are shown as submitted. The system also identifies 92 projects associated with the division, providing a broader view of documented school activity. This should not be confused with a promise of new funding or proof that every listed project has been finished. Instead, the September 7 dashboard provides a concrete, verifiable snapshot of Ozamiz City’s school reporting status—and it places the division at 100% completion in the national inventory system.
