Parents Bulletin # 3, s. 2012

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PARENTS BULLETIN Vol. 7, Iss

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ocus on the promotion of vegits nutrition benefits.

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dening in schools today to empimportance of eating vegetableshealthy diet.

EC is enjoined to participateth-long celebration by unde

vities that will promote ve

sumption and production in the sactivities of the celebration

arheaded by the ScienceE/TLE Departments, headed

ando Bancaso and Mdm.abayao together with theisers.

following are the expected progvities for the whole month of July:1. Nutri-Eco Quiz

2. Poster Making Contest3. Essay Writing Contest4. Slogan-Making Contest5. Art-Making Contest6. Cook Fest (HELE/TLE Classe7. Food Parade (Primary Levels)8. Tunog Kusina (Intermediate L9. Eco-Fashion Show (High Sch10. Food Bazaar (per section)11. Rummage (Ukay-ukay) Sale

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PARENTS BULLETIN Vol. 7, Issue No. 3 SY 2012-2013 July 2, 2012 Page 2

PARENTS GENERAL ASSEMBLY PERCENTAGE of ATTENDANCE

GRADE &SECTION

% OFATTENDANCE

% OFATTENDANCE

AVERAGE %of

ATTENDANCEREMARKS

Registration (0.5)& Meeting (1.0)

Homeroom PTAElections (1.5)

Grade 1 LOVE 82.35 % 66.67 % 74.510 %

Grade 1 FORTITUDE 58.33 % 50.00 % 54.165 %

Grade 2 WISDOM 83.33 % 47.83 % 65.580 %

Grade 2 PIETY 75.00 % 69.57 % 72.285 %

Grade 3 CHARITY 88.89 % 64.86 % 76.875 %Grade 3 FAITH 54.55 % 59.46 % 57.005%

Grade 4 UNITY 100.00 % 77.27 % 88.635 % Highest % of

AttendanceGrade 4 PEACE 61.11 % 54.55 % 57.830 %Grade 5 PERSEVERANCE 76.00 % 62.96 % 69.480 %

Grade 5 FIDELITY 85.19 % 71.43 % 78.310 %

Grade 6 HUMILITY 66.67 % 70.37 % 68.520 %Grade 6 PRUDENCE 72.00 % 60.71 % 66.355 %

Grade 7 ST. FRANCIS 73.08 % 46.67 % 64.875 %

Grade 8 ST. THERESE 44.44 % 44.44 % 44.440 %

Grade 9 ST. JUDE 50.00 % 70.00 % 60.000 %

HR PTAOFFICERS

Grade 1 Love Grade 1 Fortitude Grade 2 Wisdom Grade 2 Piety

PRESIDENT Jerry Sadang Rowena Martirez Cherry Llagas Aurora GonzalesVICE-PRESIDENT Lea Mae Dacara Dale Noel Sumayo Mayet Cabanes Francia Cynthia Basagre

SECRETARY Lourdes Bermas Mia Royong Sheila Thea Belmonte Luisa PenetranteTREASURER Pinky del Parto Sonia Gatdula Ning Gorgonia Teresa Sanorjo

AUDITOR Mancie Relatores Jeanette Mata Michelle Borja Jane Arejola

BUS. MANAGER 1 Jing-jing Morillo Frecile Vargas Eizel Taburnal Regina Estallo

BUS. MANAGER 2 Francisco Regalado Chrysta Albao Edwin Landong Chrysta Albao

P.I.O. Katrina Follosco Rosalie Ibias Imelda Estallo Elenita Rivera

HR PTAOFFICERS

Grade 3 Charity Grade 3 Faith Grade 4 Peace Grade 4 Unity

PRESIDENT Theresa Sta. Rosa Swetty Rosin Arlene Dimaiwat Elizalde Pacordo

VICE-PRESIDENT Cherry Acapulco Mia Royong Davinder Grewal Lydia Almazan

SECRETARY Tita Celebrado Ninette Ceguerra Corazon Cortez Maria Teresa Caeso

TREASURER Betcherose Ebio Marie Ruby Beria Adelaida Altamia Mylene Sayson

AUDITOR Cathy Ibarreta Jennifer Trinidad Teresa Mortera Melanie Prima

BUS. MANAGER 1 Allan Basagre Rizza Arroyo Ramil Ibias Marietta Awa

BUS. MANAGER 2 Eden Alamo Janet Aguilar Trinity Timbang Grace CuadroP.I.O. Cynthia Sanao Jeoffry Quite Jeric Nadal Joy Pasion

HR PTAOFFICERS

Grade 5 FidelityGrade 5

PerseveranceGrade 6 Prudence Grade 6 Humility

PRESIDENT Janet Aguilar Carla Naceno Abel Ramos Dindo Zoilo Ibarreta

VICE-PRESIDENT Hernani Hernandez Lusilia Beria Nerissa Ibias Sheila Guevara

SECRETARY Monavic Turiano Annelyn Mendoza Anne Maugo Girlie Marie Peales

TREASURER Raquel Portugal Eden Sesgundo Ciona Margate Edith Morales

AUDITOR Marilee Sernal Sofia Tino Iluminada Meneses Myla Pamonag

BUS. MANAGER 1 Magnolia Narnola Jocelyn de la Cruz Marivic Lantin Carlito CalaguiBUS. MANAGER 2 Loreto Peales Grace Cuadro Marites Cabaero Alden Aquiler

P.I.O. Divine Batacan Irish Peyra Marites Tombado Erma Bayrante

HR PTAOFFICERS

JUNIOR HIGHSCHOOL

HR PTA OFFICERS JUNIOR HIGHSCHOOL HCECi

HOMEROOMP.T.A.

OFFICERSSY 2012-2013

PRESIDENT Princess Monsalve BUS. MGR (7) Hilda Pontillas

VICE-PRES (7) Virginia Sayson BUS. MGR (8) Dolores Antonio

VICE-PRES (8) Fe Valenzuela BUS. MGR (9) Jennifer Espiritu

VICE-PRES (9) Luz Rodriguez P.I.O. Gemma Saez

SECRETARY Irene Bufete Level 7 REP Myla PamonagTREASURER Ofelia Prima Level 8 REP Salvacion Efondo

AUDITOR Girlie Blazado


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ACADEMIC

HIGHLIGHTSFOR GRADE SCHOOL DEPT

UPDATED & ENHANCED CURRICULUMACROSS ALL SUBJECTS

Reading SRA (Science ResearchAssociates). This program is aimed toenhance the reading skills of pupils at theirown pace.

Math SRA. This program is meant tocomplement the skills and concepts learnedin Mathematics. This serves as enrichmentand remedial exercises for pupils in their

varied needs.

ACTION-TOWARDS-HIGH-PROFICIENCY

Act-Hi-Pro is a Friday class wherein pupilsare grouped according to their level ofproficiency (strata 1 and 2) and are givenenrichment or remedial instructions andactivities on the skills that need to bemastered or enhanced especially in the threemajor subjects, ENGLISH, MATH &SCIENCE. Pupils who belong to strata 1 aregiven advance activities to hone and sharpenthe skills, while those who belong to strata 2are given remediation activities to master theskills.

ACADEMIC-RELATED ACTIVITY (ARA)

This is the Friday afternoon treat to thepupils/student wherein they will have theopportunity to join the interest clubs. Pupilsare given freedom to choose their interest

clubs, and for those who cant decide on theirown, the class advisers guide them tochoose. ARA is the venue for students andpupils to develop their multiple intelligences.

SUPERVISED LEARNING TIME (SLT)

All grade 1, 2 & 3 pupils have theirSupervised Learning Time every day. ForGrades 1 and 2, SLT is from 12:20 p.m. to12:40 p.m., while Grade 3 SLT is from 1:10p.m. to 1:30 p.m.. In SLT, pupils do their

assigned task writing exercises using theirWriting Book, journal writing using theirJournal or English Notebook, reading andcomprehension activities using their DRPBook, and supervised Homeroom activitiesunder the supervision of the assignedteachers, most of them are the pupils classadvisers.

FOR JR. HIGH SCHOOL DEPT

CURRICULAR PROGRAM

The Junior High School Department is aBusiness-Science High School with anexpanded curriculum in Science and Math. Thefollowing are added to the usual subjects in theJunior High School

Business Program. This aims atdeveloping the entrepreneurial skills ofthe students.

Business English.

Business Mathematics.

Advance Math & Science Subjects.

ACADEMIC POLICIES HOMEWORKS

Homeworks are fully accomplished when dulysigned by the parents.

DAYS OF HOMEWORK SUBJECTSMonday English & FilipinoTuesday MathematicsWednesday Science, Aral.Pan.Thursday Other Subjects

Note : Other subjects may give their homeworkdepending on the days of their schedule or meeting.

APPOINTMENT WITH TEACHERSParents/Guardians who need to have aconference (no matter how short it is) must seethe teacherAFTER CLASS for they need toprepare their classrooms, materials. Even duringtheir break time, advisers or teachers aresupervising their pupils, hence conference isprohibited.

For pressing concerns, parents are advised tocourse the matter to the office of the Principal.

Inquiries and complaints should be coursedthrough the Office of the Vice-Principal/HeadSA.

Your cooperation is highly appreciated.

ON CELLULAR PHONES & OTHERGADGETS

In as much as the school recognizes theimportance of the cell phones ascommunication tools, its use in the campus isNOT ALLOWED. Cell phones are not to be

brought in the campus for SAFETYREASONS. For the past years, reports on lostcell phones were noted and since the schoolis not liable of any loses of this kind, strict nobringing of cell phone is enforced. Sameguidelines will be observed for other electronicgadgets like mp3 player, I-pad, gameboy, etc.The following will be strictly enforced:


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Local Chief executives have theprerogative to suspend classes in caselocalized suspension is necessary. Forinstance, in the event of flooding (evenwithout storm signal warning),earthquakes, tsunami, landslides andfire.

Luistro also called on parents to

EXERCISE PROPER JUDGMENT. DepEd still maintains that parents

have the ultimate responsibility fordetermining whether their childrenshould go to school, even if no orderfor cancellation/suspension ofclasses has been issued if they feelthat travelling to or from school will

place their children at risk, he said.

Take TimeA POEM WITH SO MUCH MEANING

Author Unknown

TAKE TIME TO THINK It is the source of allpower

TAKE TIME TO READ It is the foundation of allwisdom

TAKE TIME TO PLAY It is the source of

perpetual youthTAKE TIME TO BE QUIET It is the opportunity to

seek GodTAKE TIME TO BE AWARE It is the opportunity

to help othersTAKE TIME TO LOVE AND BE LOVED It is Gods

greatest giftTAKE TIME TO LAUGH It is the music of the

soul

TAKE TIME TO BE FRIENDLY It is the road tohappiness

TAKE TIME TO DREAM It is what the future ismade of

TAKE TIME TO PRAY It is the greatest power onearth

TAKE TIME TO GIVE It is too short a day to beselfish

TAKE TIME TO WORK It is the price of success

Today, take time, or rather make time for whatsreally important in your life. Remember to sharea smile, give a hug, hold the open door open foranother person, be courteous when driving, callsomeone you havent talked to for a while, writea letter to a loved one, and tell those close toyou that you love them. Life is too short to goaround living it with anger or hatred.

Continuation (Academic Policies)Guidelines on Cell Phones & Other Gadgets

First OffenseCellphones/Other Electronic Gadget willbe confiscated and will be returned to theowner after a week.

Second Offense

Cellphones/Other Electronic Gadget willbe confiscated and will be returnedthrough the parents after a week.

Third OffenseCellphones/Other Electronic Gadget willbe confiscated and will be returned to theowner at the end of the school year.

Fourth OffenseCellphones/Other Electronic Gadget willbe confiscated and will be returned to theowner at the end of the school year and

an infraction of the school policy will benoted in the Pupil/Students DeportmentRecord.

SUSPENSION OF CLASSES

Education Secretary Armin Luistro issuedDepEd Order No. 43 to streamline the

procedure on the suspension of classesand work in government offices and sparethe public from unnecessary dangers in

times of typhoon, flooding, and other disastersor calamities.

Under the order, classes in Pre-Schooland Kindergarten are automaticallysuspended in areas underStorm SignalNo. 1.

Classes in pre-school, kindergarten,elementary and high school levels arealso automatically suspended in areasunderStorm Signal No. 2.

DepEd says WHOLE-DAYSUSPENSIONS WILL TAKE EFFECT inareas PAGASA places under StormSignals from 10 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. of thefollowing day. Hence, clasees in theappropriate levels are deemedautomatically suspended in areas placedunder a storm signal the night before orat dawn of the same day.

HALF-DAY SUSPENSION SHALL

TAKE EFFECT IN AREAS PLACEDUNDER STORM SIGNALS AT 11 A.M.

Parents and students should no longerwait for official announcements andshould follow the automatic suspensionguidelines in case weather disturbancesor other calamities.


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THE CHALLENGE

Monitoring & Helping Your KidsSTAY CYBER SAFE

WHY? A few clicks in the computer mouse can

land a kid to some treacherousterritories.

The internet poses many dangers forkids : cyber bullying, sexual predatorsand inappropriate sites.

Anything that they post or upload issubject to public exposure.

Research findings of psychologist at theLeeds University revealed a possible linkbetween heavy internet use anddepression. Internet addicts were morelikely to show depressive symptoms and

replace real life meet ups with on-linechat and networking sites. Too much time on-line, even when

interacting with friends, appears toreduce confidence and a young personshopes of achievement in the real world.

HOW? Require your kids to go on-line in a

common place inside the house, not intheir room.

Do not share personal data like contact

numbers, home addresses and the like. As a rule of thumb, specifically for kids,

dont post stuff on the net if you are notcomfortable posting the same on yourschool bulletin board.

Supervise your kids when they go on-line.

Install filter software such as cyber sitteron your computer.

Source : GH Magazine

NEWS TIDBITSGrade 1, 7 teachers attendone-week training on K+12

Last June 18-22, 2012 thirteen teachersfrom Grade 1 and 7 of HCEC attended the5-day training on K+12 program at the

University of St. Anthony (USANT). Thetraining was sponsored by DepEd Iriga CityDivision of City Schools. The training hadthree-fold aims : (1) to equip the Grades 1 &7 teachers with the necessary knowledge,skills, attitude and orientation on the K+12curriculum, (2) to draw out the vision for the

K+12 graduate, and (3) to expresscommitment to perform their role as K+12teachers.

Trainers from the Division of City Schoolsfacilitated the Grade 1 teachers while theGrade 7 teachers were divided in their areaof specialization with them are the regionaltrainers who were trained at the UP Diliman.

It was an intensive one-week training whereGrade 1 & 7 teachers went through theprocess on how to facilitate the K+12curriculum and program. Some HCECiteachers were assigned to do the DEMOTeaching while others had the chance toshowcase their talents during the closingprogram.

TRAINING of DIVISIONSCHOOL HEADS on K+12

BEC CONDUCTED

For a smooth implementation of the K to 12Basic Education Curriculum for Grade 1, atraining of Division / District Supervisors andSchool Heads was conducted last June 27-29, 2012 at San Nicolas Elementary SchoolLibrary Hub, Iriga City.

The same three-fold aims were used on thistraining which was participated in both frompublic and private schools.

MR. MELVIN C. FEDERIS, the HCECi Vice-Principal, attended the said training and wasgiven the opportunity to give his impressionsregarding the said seminar.

Salient points of the curriculum in grade onewere discussed. K to 12 BEC Program,

Mother Tongue as a separate subject,Music, Arts, P.E. and Health in Grade 1,Curriculum Guides and Lesson Planning,among others.

HR-PTA PRESIDENTS TOCONVENE

After the Homeroom PTA Elections held lastJune 16, 2012 all the elected presidents willconvene on a date to be announced later for

the organization of the PTA Executive Boardofficers who will facilitate the activities of thePTA starting this school year. A letter will besent to these presidents as to when andwhere the Executive Board Organization andElections will be.


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CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS SY 2012-2013

CLASS COUNCILOFFICERS

Grade 1 Love Grade 1 Fortitude Grade 2 Wisdom

President Juliannah Claire Bermas Brent Kerbie Escuro Marie Crisnia LlagasVice-President Sergio Andrei Botor Ashley Venice Taalas Alea Ysthianna Belmonte

Secretary Francene Regalado Aliyah Paige Martirez Athea Aizel CabanesTreasurer Sonnygreg del Parto Alethea Manuelle Mata Jameah Jean Isaac

Auditor Katrina Ysabel Villaflor Frankie Miel Ibias Carl Matthew GorgoniaSafety/Security Jose Amado Azur Jorrel Doroin Geno EstalloValues/Discipline Aaliyah Carlane Dacara Ivy Joy Gratil Wilson Jake Landong5S Angel Nicole Morillo Ajaipal Singh Aldo Turiano, Jr.


Grade 2 Piety Grade 3 Charity Grade 3 Faith

President Tyche Cedric Penetrante Alyssa Kirsten Peyra Ashly Kate Taduran

Vice-President Denyle Mae Pamonag Trix Sydney Nueva Jannah Mineja IbarretaSecretary Johanna Leeann Recuenco Chloe Isabelle Ibarreta Vanessa TaalasTreasurer Dennis Flobert Oafallas Kyla Reigne Louise Acapulco Carl Jerome TrinidadAuditor Juris Margareth Bermal Joseph Humphrey Intia Justin Louise Plandes

Safety/Security Denise Estallo Dirk Andrei Lacre Kayla RosinValues/Discipline Dennis Philbert Oafallas Chrizele Mae Rivera Ramelle Mhiro Fortuna

5S AndresRaymundoGonzales IV Jose Paolo Campo Steven Oida, Jr.


Grade 4 Unity Grade 4 Peace Grade 5 Perseverance

President Christine Maica Caeso Richell Marie Altamia Fernando Beria IIIVice-President John Michael Sayson Trisha Ibias Jakel Uziah TinoSecretary Kyla Rose Portugal Arabela Catimbang Jiela Joselle OliverosTreasurer Adriana Joeice Campo Janine Daza Denise Mae Go

Auditor James Jeemar Awa Ardin Dimaiwat Jinii Emmanuelle SesgundoSafety/Security Gerald Cuadro Erika Bianca Damot Princess Mae NazarreaValues/Discipline Jan Justin Sotto Joachim Elmer Tatad Nicole Denice dela Cruz

5S Mathew Talagtag Julianne Benegas Quimberly Royong


Grade 5 Fidelity Grade 6 Humility Grade 6 Prudence

President Kyle Christian Portugal Ferida Della Simbulan Erika Faye BreboneriaVice-President Angela Mae Renegado Chrisel Marie Alforque Martina Denise MargateSecretary Jasmin Yuki Tsukada Kirstine Anne Arroyo Gwyneth Togores

Treasurer Fritz Gerald de Vera Alliah Magistrado Charlize Jessem DavidAuditor Ma. Med Eulexi Turiano Ramius Aquiler Elijah LantinSafety/Security Justin Andrei Recuenco Gian Ernest Bayrante Jason Isaac Sarahan

Values/Discipline Jascha Rosetti Aguilar Denison Pamonag Reinne Carmela Peaflorida5S Faith Oida Zellah Maridi Ibarreta Angelika Mae Talaguit


Grade 7 St. Francis Grade 8 St. Therese Grade 9 St. Jude

President Faith Aina Saez Jeanelle Marie Espijon Angeli NanaliVice-President Angelika Princess Zagada Alyssa Kaye Salazar Justin Ryan AyuboSecretary Glynnis Honra Maribeth Comot Nikka Estallo

Treasurer Shirleane Joy Talaguit Ivan Cian Elpedes Kevin San JuanAuditor Francis Aljon Oronan Jian Paolo Sumayao John Joker delos Santos

Safety/Security Michael Jaren Bagasbas John Robert Rainer Mota Harmanjot KalerValues/Discipline Christian Mari Radan James Lorenzo Valenzuela Noelan Kim Serrano

5S AnthonyJames McCoy Manalo Mario Antonio II Abigail Gorgonia

PROGRAM of ACTIVITIESJuly 6, 2012 - Oath-taking Ceremonies during the MASS of the HOLY SPIRITJuly 7, 2012 - Leadership Training Seminar & Workshop (Grades 1-3)July 14, 2012 - Leadership Training Seminar & Workshop (Grades 4-9)


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FOR YOU TO KNOWIMPORTANT DATE & ACTIVITIES

JULY6 MASS of the HOLY SPIRITFri HCECi MPC 9:00 A.M.

ARA Enlistment & Orientation

7 Leadership Training (Grades 1-3)Sat HCECi MPC 8:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.

14 Leadership Training (Grades 4-9)Sat HCECi MPC 8:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.

17-19 First Performance Task AssessmentTue-Thurs

20 Jr. High School Acquaintance PartyFri HCEC MPC 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

21 Schools Press ConferenceSat HCEC Classrooms / Sessions Rooms

27 Nutrition Month CelebrationFri HCEC MPC

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Incumbent PTA EB OfficersMeeting set on July 5, 2012 at the

PTC Room (Old Principals Office)**************************************************

Survey on the USE of Mother Tongue / L1

(Language 1) at home to be given

tomorrow to Grade 1 Parents

*********************************************************Thank you for making yourself well-informed

on school matters by reading the NewParents Bulletin.

MR. MELVIN C. FEDERISSchool Vice-Principal

MRS. ANNA LUISA S. TIRAOSchool Principal

MRS. TERESITA P. NADALSchool Directress

REPLY SLIP

I have received and read the PB Vol. 7, IssueNo. 3 dated July 02, 2012.

________________________________________Students Name/Level/Section

________________________________________Parents Signature Over Printed Name

NEWS TIDBITSWHAT TO WEAR ONJULY 6, 2012 Friday

Class Council Officers SY2012-2013(from Grades 1-9)

School

Uniform (am)Any HCEC t-shirt (pm)

Participants of the Liturgyor Mass Rites

Non-Class Council OfficersAny HCECi t-shirt whole day

Note : Bringing of extra HCEC t-shirts/ white t-shirts is allowed toreplace soiled or wet shirts worn in the morning,

Conditions:1. Any HCECi t-shirt includes old ARA t-shirt, or

official t-shirts worn during special occasionslike Childrens Congress, HCEC SSG/SPG T-shirts.

2. Those who do not have the above-mentionedt-shirts must wear PLAIN WHITE T-shirt.Printed and Civilian clothes are NOT

ALLOWED. Infraction or violation to thiscondition will be credited against yourDeportment Grade and Class KRA on SchoolUniform.

*******************************************************NEW & ENHANCED ARA

POINT CHART / HONORRANKING SYSTEM TO BE

POSTED NEXT ISSUE

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BSP & GSP VOLUNTARY

APPLICATION FORMS WEREGIVEN LAST WEEK

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