Brigada Eskwela Necessitates Public Sharing

Brigada Eskwela of the Department of Education (DepEd) is in its 10 years of joint efforts of the teachers, parents and the community of contributing their free time and available resources for the public school maintenance and need of the every pupil and student both in elementary and secondary.

"Happy, happy Brigada Eskwela," opens up Portia M. Mallorca, acting Schools Division Superintendent of La Carlota City, Department of Education in her message in a brief rites at Cubay Elementary School.

This kick off ceremony started after an-hour of caravan of all public schools both in elementary and high school around the main thoroughfares of the city. The division Brigada Eskwela task force led by acting SDS Portia M. Mallorca proceeded to Cubay Elem. School for a short program after the parade.

Education MANCOM: 'I Command Vision'

This is my statement I made in my opening remarks after I scrambled the phrase, "Division Mancom" while I was waiting for my turn to talk. "I command vision" prompted me to present it to my fellow school administrators. I referred it to the Lord's concern that He commanded us to look after His spirit children (the pupils) who are on our shoulders as  school heads or principals. We are the Lord's stewards for them. Therefore, He has given us to be visionary, to look ahead for the bright future of these children who are under our care and custody when they are inside our school. It is our utmost concern for their welfare and for their well-being as a good, law-abiding citizens of the community where they live in and be obedient to God's commandments.

Mallorca Appreciating BE documentation

Division Mancom is a monthly meeting of all Department of Education (DepEd) school administrators in the La Carlota Division. The 4th Division Mancom was held in our school, Cubay Elementary School, this morning. It was well attended by the school principals of 24 elementary schools, 4 high schools, and 3 district supervisors and division education program supervisors. Attending also were department heads of the secondary and division head.

La Carlota Assistant Schools Division Superintendent, officer-in-charged Portia M. Mallorca presided over the whole session of this meeting. Matters discussed were supervisory, administrative, and DepEd updates.

'Good Morning, Sir'

"Good Morning, Sir!" - a resounding greeting I received from the pupils of Cubay Elementary School as I arrived early in the morning in our school.

The principal giving counsel to the pupils

June 4 is the official opening of classes for the school year 2012 - 2013 in country, PH. The Department of Education (DepEd) issued an order that every school should devote its time for the first week of June as "Operation Balik Eskwela."

My school, Cubay Elementary School,one of the 23 elementary schools in the Division of La Carlota with an enrolment of nearly 300 pupils has started its formal classes this morning.

How Does Cubay Elem. School Become Spick and Span?

Cubay Elementary School, one of the 23 public elementary schools in the Division of La Carlota was ready for the opening of classes on June 4, 2012.

Cubay Elem. School, La Carlota City

It is no magic that this school was transformed into a spick and span elementary school. There were sectoral groups of concerned stakeholders that did a great job in making this school prepared for the opening of classes as they did a 6-day maintenance of the school in a national school maintenance week or known as Brigada Eskwela which started on May 21 to 26, 2012.

Reaching Out To 5-year old Kids for Schooling

Cubay Elem. School teachers

While the entire Philippines is celebrating today the 25th year of Philippine Freedom brought by EDSA People Power in 1986, the teachers of Cubay Elementary School are conducting a survey and at the same time enlisting the 5-year old pupils in the neighboring haciendas of Brgy. Cubay, La Carlota City as a part of the "move to have all 5-year olds avail [of] "kinder education" this summer.

Thirty-four kid are enlisted from Hda. Camille, Hda. Gintiguian and Hda. Cabitucan (diutay). Thus, making the total enrolment of 84 5-year-old children for summer classes.

The teachers got started their day's of work by assembling along the highway leading to their school early in the morning. Then they headed to Hacienda Camille. While they're in their target place of survey, they grouped themselves into three. Mrs. Melanie Reyes, Ms.Gemma Salazar and Ms. Vivian May Doloso were with their principal, Mr. Gil Camporazo. While Herlene Bravo and companions were in another group. And the third group was with Ms. Ofelia Ayungon.