THROWBACK NEWS NEW CABALAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
“NCNHS STAFFS PREPARES FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL� The school of New Cabalan National High School has identified by Olongapo Schools Division Office as one of the Schools who provides Senior High School in the city. Dr. Eva P. Unay, Principal IV, said that the school is in full preparation in groundwork for Grade 11 and 12. The senior high school is an added 2 years in high school; It is divided into four tracks. Technical vocational, arts and design, academic, and sports, which help every student to prepare and to be ready for higher education, entrepreneurship, further middles skills development, or work; all tracks contain a core curriculum and specialized subjects to ensure that learners are equipped with the necessary life and career skills after graduation should they choose to enter college, apply for a job, or become entrepreneurs. Students from New Cabalan, Iram, Old Cabalan, Bataan areas and nearby barangays are expected to flood in this school for SHS.
In preparation, two new buildings with a total of ten classrooms were constructed to house. the expected number of students. The school is also coordinating with DepEd central office for more classroom allocation. The construction for another two-story building that will house six classrooms will start next school year. Since, specialized courses will be offered in SHS, a number of teachers have received National Certificate II after undergoing TESDA training. TLE teachers Zaldy Danaytan, Loren Ocampo, Grace Caminoy and Florencia Guiang have front office services II certificate while Merjolen Alejo has computer hardware servicing II certificate. The school has intensified its ICT competence as it has been awarded fifty new computer units by DCP-DepEd computerization program.
New Cabalan National High School is among the program’s batch 25 recipients. The Computer units were installed with complete software for academic instruction. These computers are now being used by students, particular those enrolled under ICT classes. As part of improving the school’s learning resource center, an estimate of 3,000 books and various learning materials across all subject areas are donated by the University of Cordilleras and St. Benilde’s Center for global comptetence. These resources are being utilized by teachers in their classrooms instruction. Meanwhile, Marites Berganteand Dennis Gulayan have been promoted as head teachers are also on the process of review. This teacher promotion is proof to Dr. Unay’s consistent call for professional development. Members of the faculty reaching Grades 7, Grades 8, Grades 9, Grade 10 teachers for training this summer. K to 12 holds the promise for a better citizenry-educated, economically stable, and responsive population for the development of the country. In intensifying the government’s education for all campaign, the school is now on its second year of offering open high school program. For the SY 2015-2016, the school is expected to launch its special education program. In an interview with twin peaks, Dr. Unay highlighted the support of various stakeholders in achieving the goals of the academe.
SCHOOL IS LIFE
Who is to be blamed in Teenage Pregnancy?
One of the problems of our society today is teenage pregnancy. Who is to be blamed?. What is their reason for engaging in premarital-sex? Teenage pregnancy is not new for many of us. We have seen news about this, heard about it over the radio, read about it in the internet, and even knew some friends of ours who are pregnant in a very young age. They say having a baby is a blessing from the Lord, and I totally agree with that. But, is right timing not important?.
TREAT THEM PROPERLY NOT WRONGLY
Do you think a child will be fed by a below-18-yearold mother and father?. Are they emotionally and financially ready to raise a child?. Getting a Grade above 90 is a struggle for most of us, what do you think of rearing a delicate baby?. For some, they have their reasons. Its case basis as they reason it out.;Lasing kasi ako. Why drink alcohol at your age ?. Most teenagers drink alcohol because they think their parents have no time for them.
EARLY PREGNANCY SHOULD BE FORBIDDEN
Everytime they see their mother argued for so many reasons. And now theyre blaming their parents for what they did. But clearly they did it without anyone asking them to do it. But, why do you think a parent will get mad of his/her child? Maybe because she is not helping inside the house. May because shes always late going home. I don t think there is a parent whos angry with his child because of no valid reason at all. They want their children to be matured and learn from it. In the end, a mother is always there ready to help them.
MAKE A GIRL PLEASANT NOT PREGNANT
Even in times of her daughters pregnancy. The reason for being pregnant is upon your own choicem its your own decision. You cant blame anybody. Having a romantic relationship with someone is not a game. It is not easy as how you cheat with your assignment. You need to think it over hundred times before you decide. You should consider that once you got pregnant, especially at young age, your parents will also be responsible for it.
STOP TEENAGE PREGNANCY
“Cong. Jeffrey Khonghun leads oathtaking for newly elected PTA officers�
District representative Cong. Jeffrey Khonghun suprised the school with his visit to formally install the newlyelected parents and teachers' association (PTA) officers last august 22, 2014.
. The administration, together with faculty and staff, and all the students welcomed the congressman with around of applause and cheers from the crowd. The afternoon program started with a prayer led by Gilin Yutuc, 4th year edukasyon sa pagpapahalaga (EP) teacher, which was followed by the opening remarks delivered by Dr. Eva P. Unay. The PTA officers who took oath include Ena C. Erilla, President;
Vincent D. EdaĂąo, Vice President; Michael L. Rico, Secretary; Rachela C. Mendoza, Treasurer; Debbie San Diego, Auditor; and he members of board of directors namely Imelda F. Rabaca, Chisel M. Estabaya, Christy Cuevas, Gillete C. Miranda, Joemar B. Abuan, Juvy A. Llanes, Zaldy D. Danaytan Jr., Sunshine Joy E. Pozon, Chona A. Quintana, and Aida R. Lagat. In this speech, Khonghun reminded the students to value their parents' support in their studies especially the money they spent. He also told that students not use drugs for it will have a great impact in their lives. 'Gumawa ng mabuti at ' at di ng masama' he added. Michele Gonzales, Grade 8 English Teacher, entertained everyone with her rendition of the song Para sa akin by Sitti. Florentina Manikad Master Teacher 1, ended the affair with profound gratitude to Khonghun for gracing the event. She even invited the congressman to visit the school again and wished him to continue being an inspiration to everybody through various projects for his constituents
“Studes join Workshop on TV/ Radio production” Forty interested students participated in the seminar-workshop dubbed as “Production 101: Radio Broadcasting, Scriptwriting. and Video Editing" held last July 12 and 13, 2014 at the Science Lab. Anthony Amac, one of the resource speakers and an alumnus of Batch 1988, discussed tips for being a good scriptwriter. Amac is a scriptwriter, fioor director, stage manager, video and segment producer. and former segment producer/ writer of Balikatan sa Bahay at Buhay by Sen. Rodolfo Biazon which was aired over NBN 4. He also shared his experience and expertise as a segment writer for TV. His discussion became more exciting for the participants especially when he used PowerPoint presentation and provided videos as examples
GAIN MORE KNOWLEDGE
. The second day was facilitated by Anthony Bayarong, executive producer of Ang Batang Gapo News TV, and writer and columnist of Subic Times. Bay arong is currently employed in the Public Affairs Oflice in the Olongapo City Hall. In his lecture, he emphasized that the quality of pictures taken for the news does not merely depend on the expensive equipment used, but more on the strategy and technique on how the photographer took the shot in his artistic way, his passion to make it more catchy to the readers, and how those pictures can tell the story by simply looking at them. Marlon Meme, an independent film director, college professor at Lyceum University Manila. and producer of Teatro Deseo, imparted his knowledge on video editing. The participants leamed the basics of production design, chroma effect. and video/ documentary/ commercial production. The said tw 0-day seminarworkshop was initiated by Florentina Manikad as the overall chairperson.
YES-O Hosts First Ever Gala Night With the theme, "Youth Empowerment for Sustainable (YES!) Mother Earth,� the Youth for Environment 1n School Organization (YES0-) hosted its first ever Gala Night last October 17, 2014 at the Upper Site Quadrangle. Vincent Oquine and, IVPatience, and Denise Claire Mendoza, IV-Wisdom, were crowned Lakan at Lakambini ng Kalikasan. Other titlists were Martin Daniel Vallota, 9-Boreas, and Jessica Dionisio, 9-Demeter, as Lakan at Lakambini ng Hangin; Mark Viray, 9-Fates, and Elizabeth Famuleras, 9-Athena, as Lakan at Lakambini ng Tubig; and Nikko Carbon, 9-Hercules, and KC Bondoc, IV-Faith, as Lakan at Lakambini ng Apoy. Winners of various contests were also announced and awarded that night. Romelyn Turnos, 9-Fates, won lst place in the Paper Collage Making Contest held last September 29. Princess Beatrice D. Costales, 9-Athena, took home lst place in the Photo Essay Contest (English Category) while Lorie Joy P. Almodovar, 9-Athena, grabbed the lst place in its Filipino Category.
The said contest was held on October 1 at the Science laboratory. On the other hand, Kace Dela Cruz, 7-Pearl, Rhealyn Belmonte, 8-Sagittarius, Elmar Cocolio, 9-Fates, and John Albert Dassun, IVFaith, clinched the lst place in the Enviro Quiz: Battle of the Brain last October 9. For the Eco-Explorer: Amazing Race, fourth year students from Humility and Hope namely David Nemenzo, Veronica Mae Mendoza, Jay Edwin Borbo, Froiland Caliboso, and Mary Rose Medina bagged the lst place. The final three contestants for the Interpretative Dance performed the Earth Song by. Michael Jackson during the Gala Night in which the 9-Demeter group emerged as lst placer. 9Calliope trailed in 2nd place followed by selected Fourth Year students in the 3rd place. The string of activities and the culminating night were planned by Van Harold D. Gonzales, YES-O President, under the supervision of their adviser, Chris John A. Santos.
TLE Dep't intensifies Feeding Program 358 Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) Department intensifies the school based feeding program as it leads this year’s celebration of Nutrition Month with the theme, “Kalamidad Paghandaan: Gutom at Malnutrisyon Agapan.” According to their Terminal Report submitted to the Office. the said school based feeding program had 43 student beneficiaries from Grades 7 and 8. Five of them are also beneficiaries of Pantawid Pampamilyang Pilipino Program (4P5). They were fed for 139 days from June 2014 to March 2015. From being wasted and severely wasted, 35 of them have nonnal weight while 8 remained underweight. Sample menu being prepared for the recipients were misua Willi meat balls and malunggay plus rice and banana. vegetable omelet with malunggay leaves plus rice and hot choco, and sautéed sigarillas with malunggay leaves plus rice. Sponsors like Rotary Club of Subic Bay Freeport Zone represented by Lyn Arzadon and Maria Eggers donated plates and plastic cups with its financial assistance to sustain the program.
St. Benilde Center for Global Competence also provided monetary support for the program while Chowking (SM Branch) offered chao fan, tofu. and sprouted monggo as meal for the beneficiaries. Teresita Fillalan, Helen Duque and Ena Erilla also gave cash donations. Meanwhile, another highlight of the July celebration is the Search for Mr. and Ms. Nutrition where Ian Erilla (7 Peridot) and Michaella Collados (7 Amethyst) were crowned as winners. Mr. and Ms. Health and Wellness went to Khent Campos (7 Turquoise) and Gerra Gieauz Mendoza (8 Sagittarius) while Mr. and Ms. Go Food were awarded to Leonardo Bote (8 Virgo) and Glendale Mae Pura (8 PlSLeS). John Michael Rosales (9 Hercules) and Camille Gaerlan (7-Pearl) received Mr. and Ms. Grow Food while Jade Lester Dela Cruz (8 Sagittarius) and Catherine Farnisan (8 Aries) were named Mr. and Ms. Glow Food. The winners of different contests were announced
Anti-selfie bill gets dislike
Taking photos of ene’s self is the thing now. One shot here, one shot there, post it everywhere. People seem to enjoy this act, no matter how self-centered it seems. So when House Bill 4807, otherwise known as Protection Against Personal Intrusion Act, has been entered for discussion for possible passage as a law, many eyebrows were raised HB 4807, once turned into a law, simply states that, taking a “seliie” will no longer be an innocent and spontaneous gesture. Those who make a habit of hashing their cameras and posting it in social media, whether or not to brag about their godly appearances, will have serious repercussions. Looking through the bill, it has its complete title of “An Act protecting against personal intrusion by any person with intent to gain or profit therefrom",
The profit which is touched in here is not limited to monetary figures but may expand to other forms of gain. In any case that this bill gets enacted, no person Will be allowed to post photos, Videos or voice clippings of other people without going through a serious line of security measures to determine the factuality of the thing being posted. In short, our Facebook walls nor our Instagram pages Will not be tilled With photos anymore.
This is a boringly threatening idea. Dislike buttons are pushed for this bill. In a technologically-savvy society where the culture of sharing every bit of the day’s experience is present, the bill ends the freedom and the happiness of keeping everyone posted of our lives. This bill should remain an illusion, should never be passed to an act. Whyspend people’s taxes over scrutinizing this innocent not hurting aspect of life rather than focusmg on the country’s bigger issues? Put this bill away of the spotlight. Focus your lawful cameraas and watchful eyes on the more serious dilemmas such as transportation, education and poverty and let the common people take their selfles.
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