08 september 11, 2014 by HCECi PARENTS BULLETIN

PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 8

September 11, 2014

TRASLACION marks start of Peñafrancia fiesta; HCECi OBSERVES NO CLASSES TOMORROW flocked the streets of Naga City as they pay homage to the Virgin of Peñafrancia. A mass showing of faith, love and reverence to the patroness of Bicolandia would truly make the City of Naga a pilgrim city. The 304th celebration of the biggest showcase of Marian devotion in Asia, the Peňafrancia Fiesta will begin with over a million of devotees participating in the

The Peñafrancia festival is one of the most celebrated religious festivals in the Philippines. Celebrated every third Sunday of September, the festivities for Our Lady of Peñafrancia will begin with a Traslacion, a procession that will transfer the image of Ina from the Peñafrancia church to the Naga Cathedral. This will start the nine days of novena until the feast day. Bicolanos from near and far will

traditional TRASLACION Procession tomorrow, Friday, September 12. According to a head of Caceres Commission on Communications of the Archdiocese of Caceres, the Traslacion Procession, the act of transferring the image of Our Lady of Peňafrancia from the Peňafrancia Shrine to the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral, was participated by close to a million participants, including the viewers and tourists. | mcfederis2014

Sept. 16-18 is Performance Task Assessment Week NO-PINK FORM, NO-PTA POLICY will be observed HCECi is into AUTHENTIC ASSESSMENT of the learners’ understanding through the Performance Task Assessment or PTA. The usual paper-and-pen test has no room for HCECians during the PTA week. PTA measures the mastery of skills and competencies by performing a task assigned to the learners by their teachers. This PTA, as a form of evaluating the pupils, has three important elements namely the goal, the role and the output.

The goal and the role will be the the Performance Task Assessment instruments for the learners to along with the schedule of Term display their skills which will Exams for SY 2014-2015: produce an output. PTA is a kind of PTA/TERM EXAMS INCLUSIVE DATES evaluation that measures the diverse Second P.T.A. September 16-18 competencies of pupils through a Second Term Exams October 16-18 non paper-and-pen test. The tasks Third P.T.A. November 19-21 can be oral, visual, or kinesthetic in Third Term Exams December 17-19 nature which will require them to Fourth P.T.A. January 21-23 show their level of learning and SEMI-FINALS February 9,10,12 understanding. It can be done Compre (Gr.6/4Y/TA) March 9-11 Compre (Other Ls) March 12-14 individually or by groups. This is given every other month. Below is Note : TA means Top Achievers the matrix of the schedule of giving

HCECi ADMIN DECLARES EARLY DISMISSAL TODAY As expected, dengue hemorrhagic fever rises during the rainy season. This year, however, the incidence soared so high that the Department of Health sounded off the alarm. With this report from the government, and as a precautionary measure of the institution, health authorities advised community action to prevent dengue fever, especially in academic institutions.

The DOH led the whole country in a clean-up operation to eliminate all potential mosquito breeding places every 4:00 pm. In response to this call, Holy Child Educational Center, Inc. responded and had its FUMIGATION DRIVE today, hence classes are called off early so as not to let students and pupils inhale the fumes. The Aedes aegyoti mosquito, the

cause of dengue, breeds in clear, stagnant water accumulated in cans, old tires, flower vases, pots, pails and other containers. People were advised to eliminate these things in their homes, schools and offices. Only by cleaning up the environment and prompt medical attention can the vicious cycle of transmission be broken. Credits : DOH website

HCECi HOLIDAYS THIS SEPTEMBER REVEALED 12

Sept

FRIDAY

TRASLACION

Sept

FRIDAY

MILITARY PARADE

BE PRODUCTIVE DURING THESE DAYS, MONDAY HCECians! ANSWER YOUR PEÑAFRANCIA FESTIVITIES HOMEWORKS, BTAs AND READ BOOKS. Sept

PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 8

September 11, 2014

BUWAN ng WIKA 2014 ACTIVITY WINNERS GRADE 1 QUIZ BEE

1st Fucio, Irzam Jenin Pagaduan 1st Singh, Manraj Gill 2nd Villar, Shaunda Leanne Cañeba 2nd Villagomez, Roger Simonette I. 2nd Salenga, Hannah Mae Berce 3rd Nieva, Katchie Coleen Obsuna 3rd Nadal, Ash Lordwyn 3rd Villar, Sheena Leanne Cañeba 3rd Mendez, Eric Fabian Deiv Angeles 3rd Turiano, Alchevy Pineda GRADE 2 QUIZ BEE 1st Saez, Vina Vissia Azcarraga 2nd Acapulco, Sean Benedict Reyes 2nd Bonde, Rachel Abby Daza 3rd Esplago, Julianne Mariella Laniog 3rd Cabanes, Arienne Khrystal Loseñada GRADE 3 QUIZ BEE 1st Arines, Ninna Erika Curiano 1st Bermas, Juliannah Claire Placedes 1st Morillo, Angel Nicole Nadal 1st Regalado, Francene Graza 1st Quite, Jeff Benedict Bautista 2nd Orante, Daniella Rushel Navida 3rd Relatores, Moira Arroyo 3rd Mendez, Eric Fabian Thirdy Angeles GRADE 4 COLLAGE-MAKING 1st Penetrante, Tyche Cedric Nerrry 1st Oafallas, Dennis Philbert Balang 1st Belmonte, Alea Ysthianna Angeles 1st Rivera, Daizyrel Marie Rebulado 1st Turiano, Aldo Jr. Pineda 1st Cabaltera, Raven Ibo 2nd Pamonag, Denyle Mae Oliva 2nd Oafallas, Dennis Flobert Balang 2nd Agnas, John Francis Villadolid 2nd Cariño, Francesrose Baldago 2nd Abdul Kadir, Khairuddin Bin Beato 2nd Tolete, Ma. Mikaela Kelsey Plandes 3rd Nadal, Eunice Angela Hasal 3rd Elpedes, Sharjah Dalisay 3rd Bartilet, Arianne Nieva 3rd Ramos, Zyra Tolibas 3rd Molina, John Andrew Baria 3rd Servino, Samuel David A. 3rd Bachiller, Raymart Ibañez GRADE 6 COLLAGE-MAKING 3rd Dizon, Joshua Keanu Mendez 3rd Pacordo, Kenneth Tagomata 3rd Turiano, Almond Nicholas Pineda 3rd Sayson, John Michael Sacueza HIGHSCHOOL RHETORICAL Q 1st Cabaltera, Arian Nicole Damot 2nd Elpedes, Abby Dalisay 3rd Narnola, Arriane Olaso 1st Olaso, Trisha Ysabelle Quiparo 2nd Bobier, Andrea Peñales 3rd Dilla, Nikko Jay Braga

GRADE 4 COLLAGE-MAKING 1st Cabanes, Athea Aizel Loseñada 1st Isaac, Jameah Jean Gupana 1st Recuenco, Johanna Leeann Casulla 1st Estallo, Geno Almoniña 1st Sanorjo, J. Godwin Alvarez 1st Azul, William Lei Shaun Calleja GRADE 5 COLLAGE-MAKING 1st Peyra. Alyssa Kirsten Ramos 1st Ibarreta, Chloe Isabelle Jorge 1st Sagara, Macy Sophia Balang 1st Taduran, Ashly Kate Belmonte 1st Arines, Julia Samantha Andalis 1st Buñales, Kyle 1st Ebio, Justine Asyao 1st Sabaldan, Jermaine Navayo 1st Estadilla, Jethro Theodore Mamansag 1st Tipones, Alyssa Candace Itturios 1st Trinidad, Carl Jerome De Vera 1st Federico, Ciannah Marie Nacario 1st Tañalas, Vanessa Motilla 1st Gentalian, Irene Cel Andalis 1st Navarro, Lenarband Zyah Nadal 1st Jance, Mark Ken Vargas 1st Quite, Patrick James Bautista 1st Iglesia, Kaye Anthonette Abasola 1st Villareal, Jade Dustin Fucio 1st Plandes, Justin Louise Bardaje 2nd Lacre, Dirk Andrei Samillano 2nd Zagada, Angela Tracy Tercenio 2nd Boac, Ashley Jay Galan 2nd Laurico, Victoria Jeanne Gabriel 2nd Campo, Jose Paolo Llegado 2nd Catimbang, Keisha Glyean Paz 2nd Padayao, Louis Gerard 2nd Marmol, Jairus Dorosan 2nd Oida, Steven Jr. Llesis 2nd Quiapo, Cassandra Dwane 2nd Acapulco, Kyla Reigne Louise Reyes 2nd Ibarreta, Jannah Mineja Buquid 2nd Alamo, Ed Christian Abinal 2nd Aguilar, Janea Reign Maligaya 2nd Cañeso, Mikaela Francesca Celebrado 2nd Polvoriza, Dominica 2nd Turiano, Joriz Benju Pacer 2nd Tombado, Francis Lloyd Baldoza 2nd Llorin, Klint Laurence San Felipe 2nd Sanao, John Michael Jorge 2nd Damot, Brent Alleck Lindog HIGHSCHOOL RHETORICAL Q 1st Villaflor, Shaney Cariño 2nd Espijon, Jojen Christian Arevalo 2nd Bernal, Hendrix Julle Sernal 3rd Teodoro, Ma. Cecilia Batallones 3rd Leu, Richy Sean Barbosa 3rd Estallo, Genny Almoniña 1st Dilla, Maria Cristina Kate Braga 2nd Zorilla, Daryn Yago 3rd Gotos, Zidrick Lo Boneo

GRADE 5 COLLAGE-MAKING 3rd Rosin Kayla Bagamasbad 3rd Rivera, Chrizele Mae Rebulado 3rd Royong, Sophia Soler 3rd Relatores, Mary Pons Rica Estive 3rd Gratil, Alexandra Sanchez 3rd Ngo, Mharco Adrian Turiano 3rd Basagre, Aiden Osward Monedero 3rd Celebrado, Matt Andrew Manaog 3rd Lobetania, Angelo Peter Avellano 3rd Vargas, Sherehs Yssabel Ereno 3rd Tamparia, Gelene Eriel Bernales 3rd Obero, Karl Andrei Orcine 3rd Rebis, Noelle Francine Damot 3rd Beriña, Elijah Relativo 3rd Bagalacsa, Mariane Korsica Liguid 3rd Sta. Rosa, Kathlene Therese Oreta 3rd Felix, Trisha Mae Nagrampa GRADE 6 COLLAGE-MAKING 1st Cañeso, Christine Maica Celebrado 1st Orcine, Jyre Carreon 1st Almazan, Heart Bearis 1st Novela, Jezreel Micah Catorce 1st Daza, Janine Luceña 1st Cuadro, Gerald Fortuna 1st Togores, Kenneth Pasa 1st Rito, Mario Dan Talagtag 1st Cariño, Maxine 1st Escuro, Marie Francine Alexia Navarro 1st Sotto, Jan Justine Andalis 1st Kaler, Arshpreet Singh 1st Malingin, Kim Adrian Valderrama 1st Awa, James Jeemar Albeza 2nd Albia, Jan Angelo Limari Revilla 2nd Timbang, Rodrigo Jaime Buena 2nd Dimaiwat, Ardin Caayao 2nd Talagtag, Mathew Pesebre 2nd Dilla, Janna Braga 2nd Cabaltera, Nicolle Ibo 2nd Campo, Adriana Joeice Llegado 2nd Damot, Erika Bianca Lindog 2nd Catimbang, Ma. Arabela Nagrampa 2nd Abdul Kadir, Nuraini Binte Beato 2nd Nadal, Johnben Augustus A 2nd Villalobos, Frederick Prades 2nd Grewal, Jaipal Singh 2nd Cariño, Marj 3rd Altamia, Richell Marie Ignao 3rd Portugal, Kyla Rose Torallo 3rd Bearis, Jessabel Guevara 3rd Oida, Misty Alyanna Osum 3rd Tatad, Joachim Elmer Robosa 3rd Mortera, Daryl Angelo Verango 3rd Azur, Christian Raphael Ceguera 3rd Luares, Kimberly Abala 3rd Advincula, Eleni Bella Bolivar 3rd Bacani, Allia Marie Andrei Cortez

CONGRATULATIONS, HCECians!!!

PB Vol. 9, Issue No. 8

September 11, 2014

STRICTLY NO PROCESSING OF TEST PERMITS DURING EXAM DAYS / PTA DAYS Last term’s cooperation and adherence to school policies of the HCECi parents resulted in a hassle, worry-free exam days. Test permits were processed, released and submitted to the class advisers days before the exam days. This Second Term, the school expects that there will be no long queue at the accounting office on the first day of exam/PTA to pay the bills and claim the test permits. This practice does not help the students to have the correct mind set for the exam. They are put under stress and the energy supposed to be spent for cognitive activities are consumed in that stressful queue of lining up. This mind condition will surely affect the pupil’s performance during the exam. The school is once again asking for the cooperation of the parents and guardians regarding this matter. LET’S PROVIDE OUR SCHOOL CHILDREN WORRYFREE EXAM and PTA DAYS.

APPOINTMENT WITH ON CELLULAR PHONES & OTHER TEACHERS GADGETS Reprinted

Parents/Guardians who need to have a conference (no matter how short it is) must see the teacher AFTER CLASS for they need to prepare their classrooms, materials. Even during their break time, advisers or teachers are supervising their pupils, hence conference is prohibited. For pressing concerns, parents are advised to course the matter to the office of the Principal. Inquiries and complaints regarding STUDENT AFFAIRS and COCURRICULAR ACTIVITIES & POINTS should be coursed through the Office of the VicePrincipal/HeadSA. HCECi Management and Administration demands that concerns and issues must be settled in the proper avenues and authorities.

THERE HAVE BEEN INCIDENTS THAT THIS POLICY IS NOT BEING OBSERVED BY SOME PARENTS. Your cooperation

Reprinted

In as much as the school recognizes the importance of the cell phones as communication tools, its use by the students and pupils in the campus is NOT ALLOWED. Cell phones are not to be brought in the campus for SAFETY REASONS. For the past years, reports on lost cell phones were noted and since the school is not liable of any loses of this kind, strict no bringing of cell phone is enforced. Same guidelines will be observed for other electronic gadgets like mp3 player, I-pad, gameboy, etc. Addendum: Should there be a need that these electronic gadgets will be used in school for Performance Task Assessment tools, school works and other academic tasks, OWNERS

PERMIT TO CARRY & USE from the must seek for

Office of the Student Affairs and from the OWNER’S PARENTS as Parents’ Consent. OSA now gives a regarding this matter is highly form notifying the teachers that appreciated. | mcfederis2014 these gadgets will be used.

COUNCIL-WIDE ENCAMPMENT SET on OCT. 9-11 “The council-wide encampment for the Boy Scouts of the Philippines will be held on October 9-11, 2014, venue of which will be announced later,” Sctr. Dominico T. Bagacina informs the Office of the School Heads. The various and challenging activities will focus on the theme :

“Scouting: Education for Life.”

Qualification of participants include (1) currently registered Boy/Senior Scouts (2) with camping experience (3) with parental consent (4) physically and mentally fit as certified by a physician. Participating contingents will be charged a Camp Fee to cover cost of jamborette souvenir items, certificates and other program and

administrative needs. They must also take charge of their own (1) transportation to and from the jamborette venue (2) adequate food supply for the whole duration (c) cooking and eating utensils and (4) sleeping gears and other camping activity needs. | mcfederis2014

LITERACY MONTH Learning Activities : September 15 (Monday) September 16 (Tuesday) September 17 (Wednesday) September 18 (Thursday)

Preparations for GTW and Word-Cracking

English Teachers

Grade 5-6 Guess-the-Word; That’s-the-Word

Mdm. Joannah

Grade 3-4 Guess-the-Word; That’s-the-Word

Mdm. Julie

Grade 1-3 Guess-the-Word; That’s-the-Word Highschool WORD CRACKING

Mdm. Tin Mdm. Rejean

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September 11, 2014

ANNOUNCEMENTS! SEPTEMBER, 2014 12

TRASLACION

FRIDAY

NO CLASSES

16-18

2nd PERFORMANCE TASK ASSESSMENT

TUE-THUR

FRIDAY

25-27

THUR-SAT

SECURE THE PINK FORM AS TEST PERMIT

PEÑAFRANCIA MILITARY PARADE NO CLASSES

SCHOOL INTRAMURALS FOUR TEAMS, ONE AIM : TO WIN!!!

OCTOBER, 2014 1-3

WED-FRI

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

16-18

THUR-SAT

SUNDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

CHEERDANCE COMPETITIONS

EDUCATION DAYS

AFTER THE PARADE