SHAIRA JANINA MANALO IS HS CSO PRESIDENT
Shaira Janina Manalo, Fourth Year student, won the Central Student’s Organization Presidency for the school year 2008-2009 over Jayvee Matanguihan, Awdry Bryan De Guzman and Chester Myron Ramos, also fourth year students, last August 6, 2008 under the SBADS Party (School’s Bright and Dynamic Students). In her inaugural address as new CSO President Shaira emphasized on the development of the school and student body such as segregation of garbage materials, use of stainless spoons and forks in the canteen, improvement of laboratories and classrooms, but included some co-curricular activities like conduct of field trips and camping, and more incentives to our LPS athletes competing and winning in the District, Unit, Provincial and other sports meets. Her SBADS party won other positions: Anne Beatrice de Guzman (Vice- President) and Sheena Jean de Jesus (Secretary). However, Rosmund Tolentino from the opposing party HAVAIANAS (Have the Academic Intelligence Above the New Accelerated Students) won as Treasurer. Being the adviser of SBADS, Mrs. Alicia Forteza- Tanghal, is automatically the adviser of CSO for this school year.
NOAH EZEKIEL BATACAN IS PRESIDENT OF CSO ELEMENTARY
Noah Ezekiel Batacan of PROVE Party (Phenomenal, Reliable, Obedient, Viable, and Extreme) won the Presidency of Central Student’s Organization for Elementary Department, SY 2008-2009. Aside from Noah, other elected officers were: Janine Curibot (Vice-President), Rhizza Solmerano (Secretary), and Matt Jaypril Tolentino (Treasurer). Noah’s plans are more of the beautification of the school and also for the development of his fellow students’ skills. This includes having project of putting benches, pathway, and segregating garbage. He also points out having educational trips, camping and other co-curricular activities. Being the adviser of PROVE Party, Miss Marivil Francisco is automatically the adviser of CSO Elementary.
2008 LPS INTRAMURAL SPORTS MEET: SENIORS ARE OVER-ALL CHAMPIONS, GRADE 6 BEST IN ELEMENTARY
LPS had its annual sports event (Intramurals) in High School and Intermediate Grades on August 14-15, 2008. Mr. Albert Rivera, Mr. Rhandy Punzalan, and Mr. Christopher Escondo served as Coordinators. The Pre-Elementary and Primary Pupils had their own KID OLYMPICS under Mrs. Helen Miga-Martinez and Mrs. Nelia C. Lanip as coordinators. Miss Rosa Aguirre handled the Track and Field, Elem. and HS), Miss Marivil Francisco - Badminton, Miss Janice Joy Paguio - Table Tennis, Mrs. Alicia Tanghal and Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin - Chess, Mr. Albert Rivera - Basketball, Elementary, Mr. Rhandy Punzalan – Basketball, HS, and Mr. Christopher Escondo – Volleyball, Elem and HS.
Fourth Year (Seniors) under Miss Rosa Aguirre pocketed the Over-All Championship in High School. The Seniors won in Volleyball (Boys), Volleyball (Girls), Table Tennis Singles-A Boys (Chester Ramos). Table Tennis Singles-B Boys (Nico Aldipollo), Table Tennis Doubles Boys (Guian Paolo Crisostomo and Jofel Santos), Table Tennis Singles-A Girls (Mae de los Reyes), Table Tennis Singles- B Girls (Wanda L. Cruz), Table Tennis Doubles Girls (Mae de los Reyes and Wanda L. Cruz), Badminton Singles A (Kathryn Aguilar), Badminton Singles B Boys (Krier Ebron), Badminton Doubles Girls (Lorenza Manarpaac and Kathryn Aguilar), Track and Field 200-m dash (Allysa Mae de los Reyes), 200-m dash boys (Dean Carlson Alejandrino), 100-m dash boys (Jett Rainierre Anit), 800-m run Boys and Girls, and Chess Boys (Dean Carlson Alejandrino)
In the Elementary, Grade Six with Miss Marivil Francisco and Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin as advisers, took the Over-All Championship, having won in Volleyball Girls, Basketball Boys, Table Tennis Singles A Boys (Noah Ezekiel Batacan), Table Tennis Singles-B Boys (Dan Wesson Dimasuay), Table Tennis Doubles Boys (Ynno Barredo and Jayson Hipona), Badminton Singles (Kristelle Caldeo for Girls and Jerwyn Lacap for Boys), Badminton Doubles Girls (Cielo Llanes and Shairah Velasco), Track and Field 100m – dash Girls (Rainjell Dueñas), 200m- dash Girls (Jessa Mae Matanguihan), 400m- run (Jerome Bryant Panizales), 800m-run (Grade Six Boys and Girls), and Chess (Ynno Barredo).
Other winners in High School: Badminton Singles A Boys - Darwin Diaz (3rd Yr.), Badminton Singles B Girls (Dianne de Mesa, 2nd Yr.), Track and Field, 100 m-dash – Leah Verleen Caparas (First Yr.), 400m – dash – Jeusal Gie Ulpindo (1st Yr ) for girls, and Mark Jerwin Jaraplasan (3rd Yr) for boys, Chess –Ma. Reyina Anne Turtur (3rd Yr), and Badminton Doubles Boys – Rosmund Tolentino and Morris Garcia (3rd Yr).
Other winners in Elementary: Volleyball Boys (Grade 5), Table Tennis Singles A Girls – Vrenissa Herradura (Grade 5), Table Tennis Singles B Girls – Precious Alejandrino (Grade 5), Track and Field, 400m-run – Rosemarie Leonardo (Grade 5) and 200m-run Boys – Syrel Pimentel (Grade 5).
There is one event to be done later due to bad weather in the afternoon of August 15 – Basketball (High School), but whatever will be the result of this game will no longer affect the over-all standings of the different teams.
HAPPY BAY TOWN FIESTA; LPS SPONSORS HOLY MASS ON AUG 28
Bay will have its town fiesta in honor of its patron saint, Saint Augustine on August 28. In this connection, a Holy Mass at the Saint Augustine Church will be held at 4:30 P.M. with Rev. Father Gabby Delfino as celebrant, and LPS as sponsor. Every LPS child and parent of LPS is requested to attend this mass and to bring Mass Offerings for this occasion. Teachers and school officials will be there also.
MRS. LANIP BACK TO MATH TEACHING, MRS SALABSABIN TO GRADE 2
After her special assignment of improving the Grade Two instructional system, Mrs. Nelia C. Lanip returned to her regular assignments as Mathematics teacher in High School and Intermediate Grades starting August 26, just after the First Quarter Tests. Mrs. Lanip is the regular LPS Math Teacher for about 18 years already. Thus, Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin will go to Grade Two. Mrs. Salabsabin has two years teaching experience in the Primary Grades in other schools before transferring to LPS. She has a Bachelor in Secondary Education degree, major in Mathematics from LSPU Sta. Cruz.
FOURTH YEAR TO TAKE NCAE ON AUGUST 27
Our fourth year students will take up the National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE) on August 27 (Wednesday) here at LPS. Our teachers reviewed them in Mathematics and Abstract Reasoning (by Mr. Albert Rivera), Languages and Reading Comprehension (by Miss Rosa Aguirre), and the Sciences (Biology and Earth Science by Mrs. Alice Tanghal, Chemistry by Miss Liz Joy Garcia, and Physics by Miss Janice Joy Paguio). We hope and pray that they will make good in this examination, to at least equal the performance of Class 2008 that landed LPS in the top 10 in Calabarzon and within the top 100 schools nationwide!
EDITORIAL: THE REAL MEANING OF VICTORY
Losing in any competition or event is hard to bear. Others take a long time to accept the fact that they lost the chance to display their abilities. Maybe that’s not true. Based on Mr. Webster, the meaning of victory is success in war or any struggle. It is the very reason why people are aiming for victory; the very reason why people are afraid of losing. But what does VICTORY really mean for a student like me?
Last August 6, 2008, I ran for Vice Presidency of our school’s organization, Central Student Organization in High School (HS CSO). I had opponents from other levels. When the time came that I had to deliver my speech and lay down my plans for the school, I felt the sudden rush of hesitation, thinking if I will make it or not. After the deliberation of speeches and plans, all the students including me went back to the classrooms for the big event – the voting of candidates. I knew that it’s going to be tough fight among my other rivals. The other candidates were also my friends and acquaintances so I disregarded the thought of the competition. Although most of my fellow students had high expectations from me, I didn’t take it seriously. When the casting of votes came, I just prayed and readied myself to whatever result it would be. I was speechless the moment I learned that my friend Beatrice de Guzman won as the Vice President of the CSO instead. At first, there was an awkward feeling around me, but I regained confidence and said it was all right. Victory in this chapter of my life was not meant for me. But, it was fine with me because what matters are that I learn to accept the truths in life through this competition.
In my third year in high school, I know there will be more competitions and challenges that will come my way. Losing the CSO election will not hinder my soon to be triumphs in life. That’s why it is very important to know not only the real meaning of victory but also the true meaning of lose and acceptance. Life will be tougher than before, so why waste time in dwelling to those chapters in life? The thing is to continue, to move on and to strive aiming for the real victory.
Shaira Janina Manalo, Fourth Year student, won the Central Student’s Organization Presidency for the school year 2008-2009 over Jayvee Matanguihan, Awdry Bryan De Guzman and Chester Myron Ramos, also fourth year students, last August 6, 2008 under the SBADS Party (School’s Bright and Dynamic Students). In her inaugural address as new CSO President Shaira emphasized on the development of the school and student body such as segregation of garbage materials, use of stainless spoons and forks in the canteen, improvement of laboratories and classrooms, but included some co-curricular activities like conduct of field trips and camping, and more incentives to our LPS athletes competing and winning in the District, Unit, Provincial and other sports meets. Her SBADS party won other positions: Anne Beatrice de Guzman (Vice- President) and Sheena Jean de Jesus (Secretary). However, Rosmund Tolentino from the opposing party HAVAIANAS (Have the Academic Intelligence Above the New Accelerated Students) won as Treasurer. Being the adviser of SBADS, Mrs. Alicia Forteza- Tanghal, is automatically the adviser of CSO for this school year.
NOAH EZEKIEL BATACAN IS PRESIDENT OF CSO ELEMENTARY
Noah Ezekiel Batacan of PROVE Party (Phenomenal, Reliable, Obedient, Viable, and Extreme) won the Presidency of Central Student’s Organization for Elementary Department, SY 2008-2009. Aside from Noah, other elected officers were: Janine Curibot (Vice-President), Rhizza Solmerano (Secretary), and Matt Jaypril Tolentino (Treasurer). Noah’s plans are more of the beautification of the school and also for the development of his fellow students’ skills. This includes having project of putting benches, pathway, and segregating garbage. He also points out having educational trips, camping and other co-curricular activities. Being the adviser of PROVE Party, Miss Marivil Francisco is automatically the adviser of CSO Elementary.
2008 LPS INTRAMURAL SPORTS MEET: SENIORS ARE OVER-ALL CHAMPIONS, GRADE 6 BEST IN ELEMENTARY
LPS had its annual sports event (Intramurals) in High School and Intermediate Grades on August 14-15, 2008. Mr. Albert Rivera, Mr. Rhandy Punzalan, and Mr. Christopher Escondo served as Coordinators. The Pre-Elementary and Primary Pupils had their own KID OLYMPICS under Mrs. Helen Miga-Martinez and Mrs. Nelia C. Lanip as coordinators. Miss Rosa Aguirre handled the Track and Field, Elem. and HS), Miss Marivil Francisco - Badminton, Miss Janice Joy Paguio - Table Tennis, Mrs. Alicia Tanghal and Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin - Chess, Mr. Albert Rivera - Basketball, Elementary, Mr. Rhandy Punzalan – Basketball, HS, and Mr. Christopher Escondo – Volleyball, Elem and HS.
Fourth Year (Seniors) under Miss Rosa Aguirre pocketed the Over-All Championship in High School. The Seniors won in Volleyball (Boys), Volleyball (Girls), Table Tennis Singles-A Boys (Chester Ramos). Table Tennis Singles-B Boys (Nico Aldipollo), Table Tennis Doubles Boys (Guian Paolo Crisostomo and Jofel Santos), Table Tennis Singles-A Girls (Mae de los Reyes), Table Tennis Singles- B Girls (Wanda L. Cruz), Table Tennis Doubles Girls (Mae de los Reyes and Wanda L. Cruz), Badminton Singles A (Kathryn Aguilar), Badminton Singles B Boys (Krier Ebron), Badminton Doubles Girls (Lorenza Manarpaac and Kathryn Aguilar), Track and Field 200-m dash (Allysa Mae de los Reyes), 200-m dash boys (Dean Carlson Alejandrino), 100-m dash boys (Jett Rainierre Anit), 800-m run Boys and Girls, and Chess Boys (Dean Carlson Alejandrino)
In the Elementary, Grade Six with Miss Marivil Francisco and Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin as advisers, took the Over-All Championship, having won in Volleyball Girls, Basketball Boys, Table Tennis Singles A Boys (Noah Ezekiel Batacan), Table Tennis Singles-B Boys (Dan Wesson Dimasuay), Table Tennis Doubles Boys (Ynno Barredo and Jayson Hipona), Badminton Singles (Kristelle Caldeo for Girls and Jerwyn Lacap for Boys), Badminton Doubles Girls (Cielo Llanes and Shairah Velasco), Track and Field 100m – dash Girls (Rainjell Dueñas), 200m- dash Girls (Jessa Mae Matanguihan), 400m- run (Jerome Bryant Panizales), 800m-run (Grade Six Boys and Girls), and Chess (Ynno Barredo).
Other winners in High School: Badminton Singles A Boys - Darwin Diaz (3rd Yr.), Badminton Singles B Girls (Dianne de Mesa, 2nd Yr.), Track and Field, 100 m-dash – Leah Verleen Caparas (First Yr.), 400m – dash – Jeusal Gie Ulpindo (1st Yr ) for girls, and Mark Jerwin Jaraplasan (3rd Yr) for boys, Chess –Ma. Reyina Anne Turtur (3rd Yr), and Badminton Doubles Boys – Rosmund Tolentino and Morris Garcia (3rd Yr).
Other winners in Elementary: Volleyball Boys (Grade 5), Table Tennis Singles A Girls – Vrenissa Herradura (Grade 5), Table Tennis Singles B Girls – Precious Alejandrino (Grade 5), Track and Field, 400m-run – Rosemarie Leonardo (Grade 5) and 200m-run Boys – Syrel Pimentel (Grade 5).
There is one event to be done later due to bad weather in the afternoon of August 15 – Basketball (High School), but whatever will be the result of this game will no longer affect the over-all standings of the different teams.
HAPPY BAY TOWN FIESTA; LPS SPONSORS HOLY MASS ON AUG 28
Bay will have its town fiesta in honor of its patron saint, Saint Augustine on August 28. In this connection, a Holy Mass at the Saint Augustine Church will be held at 4:30 P.M. with Rev. Father Gabby Delfino as celebrant, and LPS as sponsor. Every LPS child and parent of LPS is requested to attend this mass and to bring Mass Offerings for this occasion. Teachers and school officials will be there also.
MRS. LANIP BACK TO MATH TEACHING, MRS SALABSABIN TO GRADE 2
After her special assignment of improving the Grade Two instructional system, Mrs. Nelia C. Lanip returned to her regular assignments as Mathematics teacher in High School and Intermediate Grades starting August 26, just after the First Quarter Tests. Mrs. Lanip is the regular LPS Math Teacher for about 18 years already. Thus, Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin will go to Grade Two. Mrs. Salabsabin has two years teaching experience in the Primary Grades in other schools before transferring to LPS. She has a Bachelor in Secondary Education degree, major in Mathematics from LSPU Sta. Cruz.
FOURTH YEAR TO TAKE NCAE ON AUGUST 27
Our fourth year students will take up the National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE) on August 27 (Wednesday) here at LPS. Our teachers reviewed them in Mathematics and Abstract Reasoning (by Mr. Albert Rivera), Languages and Reading Comprehension (by Miss Rosa Aguirre), and the Sciences (Biology and Earth Science by Mrs. Alice Tanghal, Chemistry by Miss Liz Joy Garcia, and Physics by Miss Janice Joy Paguio). We hope and pray that they will make good in this examination, to at least equal the performance of Class 2008 that landed LPS in the top 10 in Calabarzon and within the top 100 schools nationwide!
EDITORIAL: THE REAL MEANING OF VICTORY
Losing in any competition or event is hard to bear. Others take a long time to accept the fact that they lost the chance to display their abilities. Maybe that’s not true. Based on Mr. Webster, the meaning of victory is success in war or any struggle. It is the very reason why people are aiming for victory; the very reason why people are afraid of losing. But what does VICTORY really mean for a student like me?
Last August 6, 2008, I ran for Vice Presidency of our school’s organization, Central Student Organization in High School (HS CSO). I had opponents from other levels. When the time came that I had to deliver my speech and lay down my plans for the school, I felt the sudden rush of hesitation, thinking if I will make it or not. After the deliberation of speeches and plans, all the students including me went back to the classrooms for the big event – the voting of candidates. I knew that it’s going to be tough fight among my other rivals. The other candidates were also my friends and acquaintances so I disregarded the thought of the competition. Although most of my fellow students had high expectations from me, I didn’t take it seriously. When the casting of votes came, I just prayed and readied myself to whatever result it would be. I was speechless the moment I learned that my friend Beatrice de Guzman won as the Vice President of the CSO instead. At first, there was an awkward feeling around me, but I regained confidence and said it was all right. Victory in this chapter of my life was not meant for me. But, it was fine with me because what matters are that I learn to accept the truths in life through this competition.
In my third year in high school, I know there will be more competitions and challenges that will come my way. Losing the CSO election will not hinder my soon to be triumphs in life. That’s why it is very important to know not only the real meaning of victory but also the true meaning of lose and acceptance. Life will be tougher than before, so why waste time in dwelling to those chapters in life? The thing is to continue, to move on and to strive aiming for the real victory.
By: Richelle Andrea Alejandre
FEATURE: Life at LPS (Intramural Games, the Lighter Side)
The Intramural Games were for the Intermediate Grades and High School students. However, the little kids of the preschool and primary grades like to play also. To meet their enthusiasm, they were given playing time on August 14 and 15 in track-and-field, basketball with the big ring that was installed quite low enough for them to shoot the ball easily, tug-of-war, “Maria went to town,” sack race, and lots of singing and dancing. Even the nursery pupils like Akeisha joined in practically all the games, to the delight of the lolas, lolos, yayas, mommies, and daddies, who were there to wipe the perspiration of their babies, and who appeared to be the most excited. A nice show indeed for Mrs. Helen Martinez, Miss Cyrene Caliwagan, Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin and Miss Liz Joy Garcia!
The Intramural Games were for the Intermediate Grades and High School students. However, the little kids of the preschool and primary grades like to play also. To meet their enthusiasm, they were given playing time on August 14 and 15 in track-and-field, basketball with the big ring that was installed quite low enough for them to shoot the ball easily, tug-of-war, “Maria went to town,” sack race, and lots of singing and dancing. Even the nursery pupils like Akeisha joined in practically all the games, to the delight of the lolas, lolos, yayas, mommies, and daddies, who were there to wipe the perspiration of their babies, and who appeared to be the most excited. A nice show indeed for Mrs. Helen Martinez, Miss Cyrene Caliwagan, Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin and Miss Liz Joy Garcia!
By: Richelle Andrea Alejandre
Last August 14 and 15 were our Intramural Games. On the second day, the first game was Track and Field. I joined that game although I am not a runner, so I would be able to have a grade in PEHM. I ran in the 400-meter dash. I was not able to complain to my teacher that my legs were aching.
On the teacher’s signal we started running. At first I was the slowest but when I realized that my opponents were going too far already, I ran as fast as I could, that I overtook the athlete of the second year. I was happy! But in the second lap, I slipped to the ground that caused my wounded knees. I stood up and resumed running but I knew then that I could not overtake the other runners anymore. Thus, to save my day, I run slowly with my patented poise and style. The big crowd laughed, somewhat amused with my antics. I may conclude that to be a “real” athlete, you should play with discipline and humility. Be a real sport! That is the real Gold! Jelriz Joi Lanip
Last August 14 and 15, we had our Intramural Games at LPS. We had lots of events like chess, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, badminton and track and field. I joined the volleyball games with my second year classmates but our opponents beat us. After the game I, with my friends, went to the other games to cheer our other classmates. On the last day, winners were announced. I was not included in the list of winners. But I was happy that some of my classmates won in their games. Indeed, even if my section was not the over-all champion, still the Intramurals helped us to have unity in our class, became closer to each other and discovered our talents in Sports.
On the teacher’s signal we started running. At first I was the slowest but when I realized that my opponents were going too far already, I ran as fast as I could, that I overtook the athlete of the second year. I was happy! But in the second lap, I slipped to the ground that caused my wounded knees. I stood up and resumed running but I knew then that I could not overtake the other runners anymore. Thus, to save my day, I run slowly with my patented poise and style. The big crowd laughed, somewhat amused with my antics. I may conclude that to be a “real” athlete, you should play with discipline and humility. Be a real sport! That is the real Gold! Jelriz Joi Lanip
Last August 14 and 15, we had our Intramural Games at LPS. We had lots of events like chess, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, badminton and track and field. I joined the volleyball games with my second year classmates but our opponents beat us. After the game I, with my friends, went to the other games to cheer our other classmates. On the last day, winners were announced. I was not included in the list of winners. But I was happy that some of my classmates won in their games. Indeed, even if my section was not the over-all champion, still the Intramurals helped us to have unity in our class, became closer to each other and discovered our talents in Sports.
By: Ma. Victoria Veterana
Notes from the teachers
Message from Mrs. Emma C. Ventura, School Principal
I am pleased that Mrs. Nelia Lanip is now back as Math Teacher in High School and Intermediate Grades. I requested Mrs. Lanip to take Grade Two for sometime to look into the problems besetting that level, and now that everything seems to be all right now, it is already safe to pass it to Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin, with condition that Mrs. Lanip would visit the Grade Two class frequently and serve as the immediate supervisor (or coach) of the Grade Two teacher.
I am pleased with the performance of our students, and teachers as well, during the Intramural Games. My instruction is to include all children in the games. In the practice, teachers go down to the basics of things like how to hit the volleyball, how to dribble the basketball properly, or what are the proper moves in chess. We are more interested in teaching every child the rudiments of the game, for this is indeed the start of molding champions.
After so many years, here comes our application for accreditation as a school, thus, all teachers are busy in the laboratories, guidance room, library, classrooms, grounds, and even the canteen for the coming inspection by supervisors from DepEd. The CSO and different class organizations will be given their parts in this massive preparation.
The results of last year’s National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE) show that we are one of the best, with Merris Galapon getting 99+, and 10 others getting 90 or better. This is very good. Please join me in prayers for the success of our present batch of fourth year in the coming NCAE.
LPS Calendar
August 18 (Monday) – Holiday (President Quezon Day), No classes
August 19 and 20 (Tuesday and Wednesday) – First Quarter Examinations
August 25 (Monday) – Holiday (National Heroes Day), No classes
August 28 (Thursday) – Bay Town Fiesta; 4:30 P.M. – Holy Mass at Saint Augustine Church
with LPS as sponsor (LPS parents and children are requested to attend. Please bring mass offerings.)
September 5 – First Friday Mass at LPS (children are requested to bring mass offerings)
September 16 and 17 (Monday and Tuesday) – Monthly Tests (for September)
VISION (STUDENT EDITION) EDITORIAL STAFF
Richelle Andrea Alejandre, Editor-in-Chief
Chrystelle Jaraplasan, Associate Editor
Jelriz Joi Lanip
Claire Alyssa Tanghal
Maria Victoria Veterana
Micah Marie Galapon
Noah Batacan
Sheena de Jesus
John Morris Garcia, Managing Editor
Miss ROSA A. AGUIRRE, ADVISER
- Our regular classes in Intermediate Grades and High School are from 7:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. The last period in the afternoon is for GMRC (Grade 4 to 6) or Homeroom (HS) or PEHM. Sometimes the activities are done outdoors. We request parents, drivers, or the “yayas” not to get their children yet, or else the children would not have any grade in those subjects. Please wait for the 4:30 P.M. bell.
- The basketball court, volleyball, and other PEHM facilities are for the students only. Parents, drivers, “yayas” should not play with the children for these activities are part of their PEHM subject.
- We are preparing our school for accreditation by DepEd. We request parents and everybody to help us keep the school clean and orderly all the time because DepEd supervisors would be coming for inspection of the school anytime.
Message from Mrs. Emma C. Ventura, School Principal
I am pleased that Mrs. Nelia Lanip is now back as Math Teacher in High School and Intermediate Grades. I requested Mrs. Lanip to take Grade Two for sometime to look into the problems besetting that level, and now that everything seems to be all right now, it is already safe to pass it to Mrs. Marynette Salabsabin, with condition that Mrs. Lanip would visit the Grade Two class frequently and serve as the immediate supervisor (or coach) of the Grade Two teacher.
I am pleased with the performance of our students, and teachers as well, during the Intramural Games. My instruction is to include all children in the games. In the practice, teachers go down to the basics of things like how to hit the volleyball, how to dribble the basketball properly, or what are the proper moves in chess. We are more interested in teaching every child the rudiments of the game, for this is indeed the start of molding champions.
After so many years, here comes our application for accreditation as a school, thus, all teachers are busy in the laboratories, guidance room, library, classrooms, grounds, and even the canteen for the coming inspection by supervisors from DepEd. The CSO and different class organizations will be given their parts in this massive preparation.
The results of last year’s National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE) show that we are one of the best, with Merris Galapon getting 99+, and 10 others getting 90 or better. This is very good. Please join me in prayers for the success of our present batch of fourth year in the coming NCAE.
LPS Calendar
August 18 (Monday) – Holiday (President Quezon Day), No classes
August 19 and 20 (Tuesday and Wednesday) – First Quarter Examinations
August 25 (Monday) – Holiday (National Heroes Day), No classes
August 28 (Thursday) – Bay Town Fiesta; 4:30 P.M. – Holy Mass at Saint Augustine Church
with LPS as sponsor (LPS parents and children are requested to attend. Please bring mass offerings.)
September 5 – First Friday Mass at LPS (children are requested to bring mass offerings)
September 16 and 17 (Monday and Tuesday) – Monthly Tests (for September)
VISION (STUDENT EDITION) EDITORIAL STAFF
Richelle Andrea Alejandre, Editor-in-Chief
Chrystelle Jaraplasan, Associate Editor
Jelriz Joi Lanip
Claire Alyssa Tanghal
Maria Victoria Veterana
Micah Marie Galapon
Noah Batacan
Sheena de Jesus
John Morris Garcia, Managing Editor
Miss ROSA A. AGUIRRE, ADVISER
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