SBFP recipients receive food packs Christhyl Joy N. Gonzales, a grade 5 pupil of this school won in the 2022 OlympicsMathematicsDivisionVirtualagainsther 18 opponents from the seven municipalities of Sarangani Division, March 9, 2022.She became part of the top three after winning first place in the first round of the competition.
The School Based Feeding Program (SBFP) of Glan Central Integrated SPED Center (GCISC) kicked off again this April 1 through the leadership of School Feeding Coordinator Mrs. Carmen J. Talingting.
GCISC In response to the mandate of the Department of Education to pre register students from March 25, 2022 up to April 30, 2022 and encourage parents in enrolling their school age children in this school, Glan Central Integrated SPED Center (GCISC) kicked off its Project RK or Project Reach the Kids for school year 2022 2023, MarchGCISC25. selected teachers asked help from the Purok leaders on the early enrollment and did public sureenrollmentaroundannouncementthetownfortheperiodtoen-fullcooperationof the community and an increase in number of enrollees. “I am happy beyond measure because we are able to register students with disabilities, out of school youth and no longer in school who are very interested in going back to their studies,” Mrs. Zenaida B. Hernando, the officer in charge of the school said. Led by Mrs. Arlene A. Cellona, Master Teacher 1 and Early Enrolment Coordinator, all incoming kindergarten, Grades 1, 7 and 11 in the seven districts of Brgy. Poblacion and nearby sitios were catered to allow the department to make necessary preparations and plans for the next school year. Project RK ensures the right of all school aged learners to enroll and be equally provided with quality, accessible, relevant and liberating basic education.
“Dako kaayo Mapasalama-pagtuon.nakabataanangtabangningsaamo-mgalabisailahang ton mi sa DepEd ug panahon,umaabotgramakiningmapadayonhinaotpapro-samgana ” Nancy Quiño, one of the parents of SBFP recipients gladly said during the interview.Atotalof 347 food packs were distributed to the recipients on the said date. This SBFP aimed to increase the participation rate of GCISC pupils and reduced the number of severely wasted pupils for this school year.
GCISC Enrolment Status SY 2021-2022 Elementary 2,321 290 Junior High School 1,157 1,164 140 150 by: Ish Heart Piodos by: Christhyl Joy Gonzales
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FREE FEEDING. Mr. Jim Sagario, MT II distributes food packs to a parent who is one of his pupil recipient of SBFP. Amy Talingting EARLY ENROLLED! Mrs. Florita Rosco together with a parent carefully monitors the soon to be pupil of GCISC as she writes her information for her to be enrolled through Project RK.
“I am thankful to my coach Mrs. Florentina Lebios and to my parents for their great efforts and support given to me before and during the contest,” she said. Gonzales wins in Math Virtual Olympics
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SCRUTINIZING GABALDON. A representative coming from DepEd Central Office together with Mr. Ludendorf Sabillo inspects the Gabaldon building for the purpose of repairing and restoring the said structure. Six Fast Learners classes of GCISC underwent on synchronous and asynchronous online classes and at the same time used the Learning Activity Sheets (LAS) as blended modality is fully implemented this school year 2021 2022 in this school. These classes were the Grade 1 Spinach, Grade 2 Behaved, Grade 3 Mangosteen, Grade 4 Sirius, Grade 5 Molave, and Grade 6 Rizal. by: Kiara Andrea Bataller
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DepEd Central Office (CO) repaired and restored the original physical aspects of the Gabaldon Building in recognition to the importance of Gabaldon building and other heritage school buildings in the history of Philippine education and as a way to provide great ambience for learning environment. DepEd CO sent group of inspectors headed by Engr. Annabelle R. Pangan, Chief Education Facilities Division from DepEd Central Office together with Area manager for Region V and XII, Engr. Elgene O. Dequilla who checked the ongoing restoration the said building, April 5. “So nakikita niyo po on going po yung ating ginagawang restoration ng ating Gabaldon building. Isa po ito sa mga major projects ng DepEd in compliance with the Gabaldon law. Doon po sa Gabaldon law ay kailangan nating e restore ang lahat ng ating mga existing pa na mga Gabaldon School buildings. So, taon taon po ay may pondong ibinibigay sa atin sa ating General Appropriations Act upang ma address po natin yung mga requirements po ng restoration of our Gabaldon buildings,” Engr. Annabelle R. Pangan, stated during her interview. She further reiterated that obstructions like the pathway in front of the building and the landscaping must be remove because the original structure of the Gabaldon way back 1900’s should be brought back.
inrollsTabangOplanoutGCISC Unity. Responsiveness. Volunteerism. These were the immediate solutions rolled out by GCISC teachers through “Oplan Tabang” when excessive rain poured heavily in the Municipality of Glan last May 4 that brought Taluya,rangayparticularlyfloodingsinBa-Poblacion,San Vicente, Tapon, and Ilaya destroying the homes, crops, and other properties of residents.Withthe cooperation of DSWD Glan, BLGU Poblacion, and CIS teachers through the leadership of the teachers’ organization officials, a total of 110 packs of relief goods were distributed to the flood victims at Enrique Yap Sr. Memorial"MasasabiGymnasium. nating matagumpay ang pagsagawa natin ng Oplan Tabang dahil sa ngiti na nababakas sa mukha ng ating mga natulungan. Lahat ng ito ay ating nakamit dahil na rin sa pagtutulungan ng buong pamilya ng GCISC," Mr. Ludendorf L. Sabillo, vice president of teachers’ organization statedMrs.proudly.Margarita L. Paraz, MT 1 of this school, offered also cakes and gifts for those victims who were celebrating their birthdays on that day. by: Cherish Marie Etom 6 classes endure blended modality HANDS UP! A simple game is given by Mrs. Margarita Paraz to let the children feel happy amidst the disaster that they are experiencing, May 4.
Gabaldon Bldg.restoration creates new ambience of learning Better classroom for better learning.
Alice in Virusland
V I E W P O I N T S Unvirtual Class by: Christhyl Joy Gonzales
Advisers: Lodgin Leaño, Cherish Marie Etom, Judith Chatto, Junnazen Hernando Zenaida B. Hernando, MT II/OIC Romeo O. Rama, Principal I Should the faceface classes start s a question everyone is busy thinking. Should we implement it or not? We should implement 100 percent face to face classes to have a better understanding of the subject. Better understanding of the subject gives us better grades and betterPhysicalfuture.classes are better because you can listen and learn well without worrying about the internet connection. After two years of no real contact, you can now soxialize freely in real life and not virtual.According to the teachers, some modules are answered by the parents and not their pupils. So we should acknowledge and implement full face-to-face for the welfare of the students.
EDITORIAL
“Mama, Papa, when can I go out?” This is a common phrase in a household with young children. Adults aren’t the only ones who can’t wait to go outside with no restrictions, children are too. As age limits are slowly being lowered, many children can now go out as long as their parents are with them but, even if they are free, it doesn’t mean that they are safe from the virus. It all the more exposes them to the risk of contracting the deadly virus. According to the Inter-Agency Task Force or IATF on the Emerging Infectious Diseases resolution as of November 4, intrazonal and interzonal movement shall be permitted but with reasonable restrictions. In Metro Manila, children are now allowed to visit malls as they are now under Alert Level 2. This is good news for families who want bonding time outdoors. However, this might lead to community infections as children are prone to COVID 19 just like everyone else and may spread the virus. An article in the website of the American Academy of Pediatrics stated that, children with obesity, lung diseases, and heart conditions are more likely to develop severe illnesses once they contract the virus. Although, studies showed that kids have shown milder symptoms of the disease, this is not an indication that they are safe once they get outside. Take for example the shoppers in Divisoria who bring children with them. The place is packed which means anyone can have the virus and being in contact with them will endanger their health and their children’s. Not all children are responsible enough to remember all the health protocols. They might have contact with other children and get the disease from those infected. There’s also a possibility that they might take off their masks and face shields out of irritation, leaving them vulnerable to the virus. They may also get COVID 19 through the things they touch, especially when they are left unsupervised.This isn’t the time yet for children to be allowed outside. The risks are simply too great and we mustn’t be rash in these matters. We should wait until they are fully vaccinated, in order for them to have protection against COVID. In the meantime, we should teach them about proper hygiene and maintaining social distance. It is important to encourage them to stay at home until the pandemic subsides. Just like Alice entering Wonderland, we might be pushing our children into a rabbit hole that is filled with dangers caused by the pandemic.
Writers: Ish Heart Piodos, Rhea Mae Elegino, Naedine Macatimbol, Christhyl Joy Gonzales, Jazcent Pol Saldua, Curl Blanz Legesang, Shanttie Dawn Occeña, Christian Rene Saldua, Rocel Daligdig, Atheena Yap, Kiara Andrea Bataller
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S I D E N O T E S Gadget Addiction: Bring Back F2F by: Curl Blanz Legesang According to Vice President Sarah Duterte, we must go to school to address our forgotten study. Nowadays, most of the pupils are addicted in gadgets which can give negative impact in their health. That is why, physical classes must be implemented so that pupils will not just binge watch on their gadgets wholeBasedday.on the research from TotallyAwesone, a leading kids digital company, 84% of the children in Philippines chose internet to engage with. If these kids will always use gadgets whole day, it may occupy their minds to the point that their education will not be prioritized.Hence, physical classes must immediately commence to solve this uprising problem among children. Presently, the DepEd is now eyeing the full implemetantion of face to face classes on November 2.
A humble leader, a great mentor and an amazing friend. Thank you for your commitment and dedication in serving the Department of Education as a dynamic School Principal. Your memories will be Smart, Kind, Reliable! dent. Some of us want a Smart one, a trustworthy one, a kind one and a reliable one. For me, I want my dream President to be smart, kind and reliable. Because a good leader is equal to a good country. Having an ability to rule a country is rare and that’s why only small percentage of people is chosen. Some of them are rich people and some of them are not, some of them are good some of them are bad. And choosing a good leader is our choice. ple to the right path, the path that would bring us to peace and justice. Since having a good leader is equal to a good country, he should be the one who can bring us to the right path and will also bless us to a good life. With this, we need to choose the right person for this job.
the mustwetioninfec-ofspreadthestay in a well ventilated area. Volunteer to be tested. Don’t be afraid to talk about COVID 19. Offer help to your friends who had a hardtimelastyear.YouandI can make a change, by following the protocols and watch some news about COVID 19. The previous months may have been difficult for everyone but slowly we are adjusting to the new normal. COVID 19 may have separated us by distancebut it can never put off the fire inside us. Yes, the journey to where we are now may have been dark and we lost some of our now with the ongoing mass vaccination we can finally see hope and the light at the end of the tunnel. World Vision Philippines UNICEF by: Jazcent Pol Saldua
The journey may have been dark and full hardedattheendofthetunnel.WhenCOVIDstart-inMarch2020itwasforeveryone , many people lost their lives, and everyone went into lockdown, some people undergone quarantine. Pandemic separated people since we can not visit and see our loved ones. In some occasions we get to see them but we can not get near them. Hugs and kisses became a high commodity and not everyone gets toexperienceit.Factiswe now live in a world full of uncertainties. Filipinos are again.But people must remember to wear mask and face shield if they go out, follow social distancing when talking to other people and wash hands and use alcohol in order not to get infected easily.Schools are now opening once again and some even have the face to face classes. That is why it is expected the schools must provide a safe environment where children can learn without fear of getting infected. According to Betsy mizemini-dowAllmaintainofsomeonesymptomscatecommontoisschool.keepfollowLadyzhetsEveryonemustthe7StrategiestoCOVIDsafeatWearafacemasksfitwell.Facemaskoneoftheeasiestwaylimitthespreadof19.Learnthesymptomsof19.Wemustedu-ourselveswiththeandifweseeshowingsignsCOVID19,wemustasafedistance.wayskeepthewin-open.Inorderto
Yulo hauls 5 golds, 2 silvers in 31st SEA Games
Gingerbrave Cookie, do you wanna know what a cookie house is?” “Oh yes! Wait, what’s a cookie house?” asked the Gingerbrave Cookie. “A cookie house is just like a home but I can upgrade it. Oh, that’s why I asked you to know what a cookie house is.” “Oh, tell me what is a cookie house.” “Oh okay. I’m gonna build one. Doopti Dooptida,” the sugar gnome said. “Tadaah!” “Whoah, so that’s a cookie house. So cool!” Then a rumbling sound ignited the curiosity of Gingerbrave cookie. “What’s that sound?” “Hehehe.” Laughed by a mysterious cookie. “I got the crown.” “ Hey, you don’t steal that crown.” “Go cake hound and take the crown. C’mon bat schwalder.” And the mysterious cookie escaped. Gingerbrave cookie, Strawberry cookie and Wizard cookie followed them to the Berry Woods.Ireally like this game because it’s so inspiring to me and cute. Their story is very serious.
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Yulo triumphed in high bar and men's vault in his final showdown to totally dominate the artistic gymnastics which “Aaaah!!!” Shout the cookie while running away on a cake hound, and then the cookie escaped the cake hound and a little second the cookie fainted. When the cookie woke up, the cookie found new cookies and a mysterious little guy that isn’t a cookie. I played this game a month since my brother discovered the game. This game was pretty, cute, exciting and made me happy because I can decorate, upgrade, battle, and see story.
ter he got 14.700 points against the 14.250 opponent's score.In the horizontal bar, he earned 13.867 points to share gold with Vietnam's Dinh Phuong Thanh, who finished with the same score.The unbeatable Yulo hauled his first three gold medals when he ruled in individual all around, floor exercise, and still rings events. His two silver medals were bagged from his parallel bars competition after obtaining only 14.900 points against Vietnam's contender. “If it's up to me I wanted to win all the medals in all event," said the 22 year old Yulo in Filipino. by: Lodgin L. Leaño
Then the mysterious little guy introduced himself. “I’m a sugar gnome who can help you rebuild this castle,” the sugar gnome said. The three cookie also introduced themselves. “My name is Stawberry Cookie.” “And my name is Wizard Cookie.” “Oh, so that’s your name. My name is Gingerbrave Cookie,” the fainted cookie and two cookies stated. After that, the sugar gnome said, “Oh
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A Beautiful Day in Earth BreadSPORTS FEATURE
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