The study investigated within educational institutions, specifically focusing on the allocation and utilization of Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE) for the Annual Improvement Plan (AIP). Through a quantitative approach, it explored how MOOE funds were allocated and employed to bolster AIP initiatives, aiming to enhance student performance and academic endeavors. Findings emphasized the consistent alignment of MOOE utilization with AIP guidelines, reflecting a robust commitment to strategic resource allocation. Moreover, the study revealed a notable positive correlation between MOOE utilization and budget allocation for school expenses, highlighting the importance of synchronized financial decisions in optimizing resource distribution. School heads exhibited strong confidence in the efficient utilization of MOOE funds, emphasizing the pivotal role of strategic allocation practices in advancing school operations and educational goals. Future research avenues should explore additional factors influencing MOOE utilization and its long-term impact on educational outcomes, offering insights to inform resource allocation strategies and foster continuous improvement within educational institutions.
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Joel P Longaquit (2024) studied this question.
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