Campus Tidbits Juniors secured two search tilts Verlyn D. Ayodoc on 09/19/2011 at 9:25am (UTC)   “Do we get your attention now?” This seems to be the message of the Junior class after securing the winning crown in the search for Mr. and Miss SAHS during the celebration of the School’s 51st Foundation day on August 1, 2010. Said search is one major activity done in the yearly celebrations. “We are overwhelmed with the result. We barely expect to win so this is a major accomplishment for us juniors,” exclaim Jethro Val Z. Dominguez of Third Year A and Rachelle T. Balatao of Third Year B after being declared as winners. The two awed the audience with their excellent performances especially in the talent portion. Jona S. Dampag, Ms. SAHS 2009 First Runner Up, escorted by Mr. SAHS 2009 Warden Taltala gracefully passed on and awarded the crown to the new Ms. SAHS 2010. The rest of the winners are as follows: Maurice Paul Pangda and Lorcel Mae Agaled, First Runner Ups; Priestly Van Marcos and Dingsai Hope Puyongan, Second Runner Ups; Bren Boguilis and Stephanie Belgica, Third Runner Ups; and Archie Val Saley and Sandra Bongloy, Fourth Runner Ups. For the minor awards: Best in Talent, Dominguez and Puyongan; Mr. and Ms. Wit, Boguilis and Balatao; Best in Casual Wear, Marcos and Balatao; and Best in School Uniform, Dominguez and Balatao. Aside from the Search Contest, parents likewise showed their wonderful and graceful presentations. After the main program, students and parents per barangay shared and enjoyed eating their pack lunch together.   Improvement of facilities delights students wwffredwayne on 09/19/2011 at 9:23am (UTC)   “Conduct of science experiments will now be more comfortable! We don’t need to go out from the laboratory room just to wash our hands or get some water,” students exclaim upon the completion of the lavatory in the science laboratory room. “The lavatory inside the school for washing and drinking is a nice improvement too!” The lavatories are just two major improvement initiated by the school administration this school year. Repaired and replaced includes the school gutter and the roofing of the porch located at the dormitory. The six cubicles under the porch including one bathroom were likewise tiled. Said cubicles are used as girls CR. “The lavatories in the laboratory and in the school, however, were not solely funded by the school,” cleared Mr. Rodolfo M. Pepe, Jr., school principal. “The lavatory in the laboratory under the Church is considered the project of the previous senior class (SY 2009-2010). Out of the 17, 872.00 total expenses, more or less 9,000.00 were the parent’s contribution. The construction started on July 6, 2010 and was finished on July 23, 2010.” “On the other hand, the lavatory inside the school is partly funded by the student organization Explorers Guild,” said Mr. Pepe. According to him, the girls’ CR was tiled for it to be easily cleaned and for it to be more comfortable. Also, the porch above it is being used by students to eat their packed lunch and to rest during noon breaks, so it needed to be repaired. Aside from that, it is where student dormitorians dry their clothes. Likewise, the repair of the school gutter solved the problem of strong water falling from the roof. “I hope that the new facilities and the improvements will be used properly and be taken care of by the students. Hopefully, further physical improvement can be done more amidst our limited funds,” the principal said.   School population increases despite fewer freshmen enrollees Roselle B. Cacap on 09/19/2011 at 9:21am (UTC)   Despite the lower enrollment of first year students which is 57 compared to last year’s 68 enrollees, the total population this school year increases. Compared to last school year’s population of 233, this year’s enrolment reached 244, an increase of 4.29%. “The last batch to graduate are only fourty-four, which may explain why we still have an increase in population,” explains Mr. Rodolfo M. Pepe, Jr., school principal. “If there are more students who come in the school than those leaving, we can maintain a continuously increasing population.” The rest of the school enrollments are the following: 66 second years, 74 third years and 47 fourth years. There were no new transferees for the third year and fourth year class. Since the allotted ESC slots for the school is equal to the number of promoted second years who are grantees, all of the fifty-eight first year students are beneficiary of the ESC.   PTCA elected new set of officers Arnoldine A. Sally on 09/19/2011 at 6:19am (UTC)   Since the two year term of office of the previous officers is consumed, the Parent, Teachers and Community Association elected new set of officers to serve for the next two years during the First General Assembly on July 18, 2010. Newly elected officers who took their oath on August 1, 2010 are the following: Mrs. Catherine Likigan, President; Mr. Telesforo Mangay-at Sr, Vice President; Mrs. Ezel B. Piclet, Secretary; Mrs. Alma Buslotan, Assistant Secretary; Mrs. Clarita Bumidang, Treasurer; Mr. Winfred W. Felimon, Assistant Treasurer; Mr. Leonard Marcos, Auditor; Mrs. Juliet Saley, Press Relations Officer; and Mrs. Lilibeth Omero, Mrs. Nora Calag, Mr. Benny Lami-ing, Mrs. Annalyn Palking, Mrs. Angelyn Likigan and Mrs. Rose Sagenes, classroom representatives. Mrs. Caroline A. Astudillo, outgoing president, challenged the new set of officers to continue the efforts the past officers of the Organization has done to the advancement of the interest of the students. “We should continue not only in the accomplishments of relevant projects but also in proper documentations of financial transactions made by the Association,” she added.   Ms. SAHS ranked 2nd in oration contest Luvdeca Angeles on 09/19/2011 at 6:19am (UTC)   Rachelle Balatao, this year’s Ms. San Alfonso, won second in an oration contest during the LGU-Sabangan’s culmination of the 2010 Nutrition Month held on July 27, 2010 at the Municipal ground. “Whatever is the output of the child, is the reflection of the input of both parents towards the child…” is Balatao’s lines to depict the theme ‘Sa nutrisyong tama at sapat: wastong timbang ni baby ang katapat. Shane Thomas from Namatec National High School and Kathleen Emengga from Pingad secured the first and third places, respectively.   Meet the New Mentor Joecelle Bannawi on 09/19/2011 at 6:18am (UTC)   “Whatever challenges we meet in this life, be the best of what you can be!” is the philosophy in life of Mr. Chester C. Villanueva, born June 21, 1986, the new Religion teacher who hails from Kapangan, Benguet. He finishes his elementary and secondary at Datakan Elementary School and St. Theresita’s High School, respectively, in Kapangan, Benguet. Mr. Villanueva then decided to enter the San Pablo Major Seminary where he graduated Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy in 2008. He soon took the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) and passed with a remarkable score. After filing a definite leave from the Seminary, he was employed as KFC crew and then became substitute teacher in St. Louis High School of Balatoc, Inc. at Itogon, Benguet. He currently teaches Religion I to IV, TLE II, and PE IV in this school. In the month of February this year, Mr. Christopher Luis, a former seminarian who also hails from Datakan, Kapangan substituted him during his leave.   <- Back   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 ... 12 Continue ->