by: Nerissa B. Mercado, Teacher – Pleasant Hills Elementary School PLEASANT Hills Elementary School (PHES) teachers have never given up looking for and bringing learners at risk of dropping out (LARS) back to school in its Sagip LARS Operation. Learners who have been consistently not attending online classes, not submitting learning outputs, and no longer participating in school activities for
Read morePrincipal Aspect by Mr. Roderick R. Mendiola, Principal II – CMSHS THE ADVENT of the internet in the early 80s sparked a breakthrough in digital technology and introduced a new mode of communicating with people from any point in the world without the need of a postman, practically cutting out the waiting time for the arrival of a message. More
Read moreby Mr. Anthony Augusto M. Garcia TWENTY-THREE out of 24 public schools in the Schools Division of Mandaluyong City are implementing limited face-to-face classes, according to Schools Governance and Operations Division (SGOD). In his report presented during the third Division Executive Committee (Execom) Meeting, Mr. Rex A. Ado, officer in-charge (OIC), Office of the Chief Education Supervisor – SGOD, said
Read moreBy: Melanie I. Parcon – Teacher III and Mabel A. Javillo – Teacher I, Pedro P. Cruz Elementary School PREPARING learners to make smart decisions, Pedro P. Cruz Elementary School (PPCES) carried out the objectives of the Schools Division of Mandaluyong’s Be Internet Awesome (BIA) program implementation. The school was able to organize two online classes composed of 74 learners
Read moreNi: Gng. Maria Teresita G. Aguilar, MT I – HHIS UMABOT sa 170 teacher-applicants para sa Taong Paaralan 2022-2023 ang kumuha ng Computer-Based English Proficiency Test (EPT) na isinagawa ng Dibisyon ng Lungsod ng Mandaluyong sa pakikipag-ugnayan sa Bureau of Education Assessment (BEA) noong Abril 20-21. Ayon kay Bb. Menchie DC. Kubayashi, human resource officer ng dibisyon, 170 sa 213
Read moreby Mr. Santiago A. Simeon, Assistant to the Principal – Pleasant Hills Elementary School LEARNERS become more focused in the class discussion. A total of 469 out of 1,864 learners from Kinder to Grade 6 of Pleasant Hills Elementary School (PHES) are attending the limited face-to-face classes amid the public health situation brought by the pandemic. According to the school
Read moreTeacher’s Viewpoint by Mrs. Maria Teresita G. Aguilar, MT I – Highway Hills Integrated School “SPORT has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite people in a way that little else does.” This quote from Nelson Mandela highlights how sports have always been a global unifier. However, at trying
Read moreNi: Bb. Charmaine P. Tesorero, School Paper Adviser – MPNAG LIBRENG meryenda ang sumalubong sa may 150 mag-aaral ng Mataas na Paaralang Neptali A. Gonzales (MPNAG) sa unang araw ng kanilang pagdalo sa limited face-to-face classes noong Abril 25. Sa pamamagitan ng proyektong “Share my Baon”, tumanggap ang mga mag-aaral ng Grade 10 at 12 ng juice, biscuit, tinapay at
Read moreby: Kyla Mae A. Rebay, MPNAG Campus Journalist INSPIRED by the Schools Division of Mandaluyong’s battlecry “Batang MANDunong: Walang Maiiwan. Kabahagi ng Bilang.”, Mataas na Paaralang Neptali A. Gonzales (MPNAG) has relaunched Project TARDI (Time, Articulated Reinforcement in Developing Improvement) to address learners’ absenteeism for School Year 2021-2022. The five-year-old Project TARDI aims to address the learner’s tardiness by finding
Read moreSDO-M’luyong conducts LAC session in MAPEH by: Anthony Augusto M. Garcia, PSDS THE SCHOOLS Division of Mandaluyong City, in its commitment to continuously improve the teaching strategies, conducted the First Division Learning Action Cell (DLAC) for MAPEH on April 1 via Google Meet. According to Dr. Romela M. Cruz, schools division superintendent, the first DLAC focused on the instructional coaching
Read moreby Mr. Junior S. Lim, SHS Teacher – MPNAG TO HELP the senior high school (SHS) students to pass their first semester subjects, Mataas na Paaralang Neptali A. Gonzales (MPNAG) has re-launched one of its flagship programs, the Project SHARP or Project Senior High Achievement, Readiness, and Proficiency on March 23. This year, it is expected that more than 180
Read moreBy: Anthony Augusto M. Garcia, PSDS THE SEARCH is on. The Schools Division of Mandaluyong City through the Curriculum Implementation Division (CID) is set to train teaching and non-teaching personnel, students and budding campus journalists to be effective writers and contributors of Talamitam, official publication of the Division. Set to be held on March 26 and April 1-2 via YouTube
Read moreby Santiago A. Simeon, PHES COVID-19 Pandemic has plunged the economic status into a deep recession with lots of jobs lost and companies closed due to losses incurred. But Filipinos have managed to take lockdowns as an opportunity to cut expenses and save money more. According to the 2020 Financial Inclusion Survey done by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP),
Read moreKyla Mae A. Rebay, Campus Journalist – MPNAG FOR THE past two years, the world has been in pandemic mode. The infection is still spreading, quarantines and lockdowns are becoming the new normal. Most of us were stuck in our houses for a long period of time due to the coronavirus outbreak. And so, planting and gardening are known as
Read moreTeacher’s Viewpoint by Maria Rossel C. Lao, HHIS TO CONTINUE education despite the pandemic, the Department of Education (DepEd) shifted traditional face-to-face classes into distance learning modality where learning takes place between the teacher and the learners who are geographically remote from each other during instruction for the school year 2020-2021. With this shift in the delivery of education, students
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