Showing posts with label School leadership. Show all posts
Showing posts with label School leadership. Show all posts

Sunday, May 15, 2016

School Visits (Day 4)


School Visits (Day 4)

by Rey Laguda

(This is the DepEd USec Rey Laguda's Day 4 of 50-day journey being serialized here with his permission, culled from his Facebook account. - Blogger/owner)

From Day One, Br. Armin Luistro, FSC has always instructed the whole executive team to visit schools. In fact, we visited a school on our first day at DepEd. We went to Rafael Palma Elementary School after spending some time at the Central Office. I remember going to the principals's office on one of the higher floors while Br. Armin started to go around and observe classes. Nobody really knew us then. I entered the office and waited for my turn since they seemed to be having a meeting. When I was finally asked, I said Br. Armin was downstairs observing class. They all rushed out and left me all alone in the office. On the same visit, a SPED teacher proudly declared to Br. that she was a graduate of DLSU and that she was really elated that Br. took on the role of Secretary. It was a teary-eyed moment that remains vivid to this day.

DepEd Secretary Luistro's school visit
DepEd Secretary Luistro's school visit

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Going Back to My First School Teaching Assignment


After 21 years, I have the opportunity to go back to my first school teaching assignment in CaiƱaman Elementary School not as a teacher nor a school principal, but as a chief examiner of the first Division Unified Test for the Grades 2 to 6 pupils of the said school. This is something to reckon with, something to value and something to share it.

The gate of my fist school
The gate of my first school
I couldn't control myself from shedding a tear upon entering the gate of CaiƱaman Elementary School, Division of La Carlota City when I conducted the first division unified test there together with my present teachers in Cubay Elem. School.

CES was my first school assignment as a classroom teacher in 1991. I was a relief teacher, handling Grade 5 and Grade 6 subjects like English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Elementary Agriculture, Industrial Arts, P.E., Music, and Arts. I was also assigned as a property custodian, Boy Scout coordinator and Non-Formal Education coordinator of the school.

I was teaching there for 7 years and later was transferred to central school, La Carlota South Elementary School 1 for 2 years until I was promoted to head teacher 3 and finally principal 1.

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