The ,1,rpr f I To sustain interest of students in remedial classes, the school held an Awarding Program for achievers in the Remedial Classes on October 14, 2006 at the covered gym of the school. The awardees are students of the last two sections of the first year who made remarkable achievements in their academic subjects in English, Science, and Mathematics. A total of forty six achievers were awarded with school supplies and ribbons for being the 'Top Three', 'Most Improved Students', and 'Best in Attendance' in their class during the program. The top three in Remedial Reading were Allen Juntarciego, Kevin Leyso, and Constanten Edward Rosaldes of 1-13, while Mark Benneth Binueza, Mary Grace Mainar, and Rey Jane Altes led the list of 1-14. Tejereso of I-13. Jason Saquite, Rey Jane Altes, and Mark Stephen Silorio of I-14 were the other awardees. In Science 1, the 'Most Improved Students' award was given to John Lester Ceballos, John Vincent Quiling, Mark Tiongson, and Alan Pefiacerrada. Vincent Solon was the awardee in Math I. A total of twenty three students received the award in "Best in Attendance". The awarding program is a means of maintaining students' interest in remedial classes as well as a channel of getting parents' involvement in the education of their children. Mrs. Nerissa T. Apelo, Guidance Counselor II, was the chairman of the program and she was co? chaired by her fellow counselor, Miss Belen M. Huyo, Guidance Counselor 111. N EwS Three officers of the Supreme Student Government (SSG) of the school attended the National Leadership Training for Student Government Officers (NLTSGO) held on August 16-21, 2006 at Teachers' Camp, Baguio City. ' The delegates were Patrick Philip Casianan, president and a fourth year SSC student of the school; Matt Louie Caspe, vice-president and a student of III-SSC, and Louvie Jane Clarito, third year representative. The delegates were accompanied by Mr. Jimmy Olmos, the club adviser. This year leadership training focused on the theme, "Building Leaders, Strengthening Communities and Making Them Work. " It aimed to develop and enhance the management and leadership skills and values of elected S t u d e n t Government Officers through interactive breakout activities, meaningful plenary sessions, and enriched discussions, and to provide a venue for policy-making and consultations By: Patrick Philip Casianan Southeast Asian Games Experience; Gawad Kalinga Isang Milyong Bayani (GKIMB); raising a Generation of Heroes; Youth in Nation Building; Lakas ng Pagkakaisa, Lakas ng Pagbabago; Challenges, Issues and Concerns of Leadership; 12 Little Things Every Filipino Can Do To Help Our Country; Reaching Out; The English, Science and Mathematics Challenge; and Engaging the Community: The Brigada Eskwela Initiative. Together with the DepEd CSCA, the Bureau of Secondary Education (BSE), BusinessWorks, highlights best practices in running a student government, and harness its potential to encourage a vibrant and participative studentry for school and community development and nation-building. In her speech, Jeanne Roujette R. Burdens, president of the National Federation of Student Government said, "In this day and age of leadership being put to the test, turning ordinary, failing many and losing its usual pull of gravity, we used inspiration to make leadership attractive again to young and old alike. This is why I am particular to know that this edition of t4 JUNE - DECEMBER 2006 The achievers in the Remedial Classes are being awarded with ribbons by tbeir parents. Achievers in Remedial Classes awarded SSG officers attend NLTSGO The delegates of the Supreme Student Government of the school take a pose in front of the camera during a break in their plenary session. (L-R) Mr. Jimmy Olmos, adviser, Louvie Jane Caspe, Matt Louie Caspe, and Patrick Philip Casianan. %.01C1aaq=C) CIVVC11 UWU The delegates of the Supreme Student Government of the school take a pose in front of the camera during a break in their plenary session. (L-R) Mr. Jimmy Olmos, adviser, Louie Jane Caspe, Matt Louie Caspe, and Patrick Philip Casianan. To sustain interest of students in remedial classes, the school held an Awarding Program for achievers in the Remedial Classes on October 14, 2006 at the covered gym of the school. The awardees are students of the last two sections of the first year who made remarkable achievements in their academic subjects in English, Science, and Mathematics. A total of forty six achievers were awarded with school supplies and ribbons for being the 'Top Three', 'Most Improved Students', and 'Best in Attendance' in their class during the program. The top three in Remedial Reading were Allen Juntarciego, Kevin Leyso, and Constanten Edward Rosaides of 1-13, while Mark Benneth Binueza, Mary Grace Mainar, and Rey Jane Altes led the list of 1-14. Topping the list in Science I were Vincent Solon, Zoren Figueroa, and Gerry Jr. Gonzaga of 1-13. Awardees of I-14 in Mathematics were Joeffrey Grana, Gerry Jr. Gonzaga, and Mark Tiongson The award for the "Most Improved Students" in English I was garnered by Arnelyn Coronado, Allen Juntarciego, and Rodrigo Tejereso of 1-13. Jason Saquite, Rey Jane Altes, and Mark Stephen Silorio of I-14 were the other awardees. In Science I, the 'Most Improved Students' award was given to John Lester Ceballos, John Vincent Quiling, Mark Tiongson, and Alan Pefiacerrada. Vincent Solon was the awardee in Math I. A total of twenty three students received the award in "Best in Attendance". The awarding program is a means of maintaining students' interest in remedial classes as well as a channel of getting parents' involvement in the education of their children. Mrs. Ned ssa T. Apelo, Guidance Counselor II, was the chairman of the program and she was co-chaired by her fellow counselor, Miss Belen M. Huyo, Guidance Counselor III. The three department heads of the school, Mrs. Nenita G. Pueyo, Mrs. Rodrigo C. Tacay, and Mr. Noli P. Claves of the three teaching areas, English, Science, and Mathematics, respectively, helped in the conduct of the program. Mr. Dante G. Roldan, Officer­in-Charge of the school, welcomed the awardees and their parents to the program and gave his message. Jimmy Olmos, the club adviser. This year leadership training focused on the theme, "Building Leaders, Strengthening Communities and Making Them Work. " It aimed to develop and enhance the management and leadership skills and values of elected S t u d e n t Government Officers through interactive breakout activities, meaningful plenary sessions, and enriched discussions, and to provide a venue for policy-making and consultations among DepEd officials, student-leaders and teacher-advisers. Topics discussed during the training included 'Changing Paradigms; We Are All Leaders; On the Road to National Discipline; Volunteerism as a Form of Leadership; A return to Integrity; Building Trust (On Insitutions and Leaders); Sports to Life; The fourth year students. Ranked second in the same competition was the team of Mateo National High School. Sheena June Pancrudo, also a fourth year student of the school, emerged as the winner in Scrabble. In the dramatic category, CNCHS team bested the group of Tiring National High School as it emerged the champion in the Verse Initiative. Together with the DepEd CSCA, the Bureau of Secondary Education (BSE), BusinessWorks, Inc. and the Ateneo Student Trainers (STRAINS) conducted the training. The NLTSGO centered on the specific needs of a student leader and Police, Camp Crame, Quezon City. The Municipal PNP Station was also a recipient of another award. It was named as the Most Citizen-Friendly Police Station in Western Visayas for 2006, in the municipal police station category of the regional search. The Certificate of Recognition for Cabatuan Police Station was received by P/S Insp. Agustin F. Huesca, the chief of police, on September 7, 2006 at Police Regional Office 6 in Iloilo City. It should be recalled that last year, the Cabatuan Police Station was adjudged as the 211 Most Citizen-Friendly Police Station in Western Visayas. On December 12, 2006, the used inspiration to make leadership attractive again to young and old alike. This is why I am particularly happy to know that this edition of the annual leadership training focuses on the theme, "Building Leaders, Strengthening Communities, and Establishing Teamwork. " Visayas for 2006. The award, given in Sugarland Hotel in Bacolod City, was received by Mayor Ramon C. Yee, concurrently the Chairman of the Local Health Board, and Dr. Linda Jane B. Yee, the Rural Health Physician who is also the vice chairman of the Board. The other members of the Local Health Board are Mrs. Teresa G. Parreflo, the secretary; Sangguniang Bayan Member Angel C. Aguero; Mrs. Catherine L. Valle, the Public Health nurse; Mrs. Teresita C. Bacinillo, the president of the Municipal Federation of Barangay Health Workers; Mrs. Caroline C. Tumabotabo and Mrs. Mary Agnes M. Halili, the representatives of the Department of Health. ilo~ ENGLISH QUEST A* 1%. CNCHS hosts qEnglish Quest' Cabatuan reaps... front page I Mathematics were Joeffrey Grand, Gerry Jr. Gonzaga, and Mark Tiongson The award for the "Most Improved Students" in English I was garnered by Arnelyn Coronado, Allen Juntarciego, and Rodrigo To develop and enhance the speaking and dramatic abilities of the students, the English Department of the school hosted the English Quest, municipal level, on October 21, 2006 at the covered gym of the school. The contest was participated in by six secondary schools in the municipality of Cabatuan namely: Tiring National High School, Ambrosio Maido National High School, Acao National High School, Jelicuon-Montinola National High School, Mateo National High School, and Cabatuan National Comprehensive r . ~.IaVc~ U1 Lllc L111UU LCat,11111g CLICabs English, Science, and Mathematics, respectively, helped in the conduct of the program. Mr. Dante G. Roldan, Officer­in-Charge of the school, welcomed the awardees and their parents to the program and gave his message. High School. Various contests staged were the Battle of the Brains, Scrabble, Verse Choir, Cooperative Storytelling, and Poetry in Motion. Contesting schools competed closely with each other in the Battle of the Brains and Scrabble as each team strived to emerge as the champion. Declared as the champion in the academic competition was the team of CNCHS composed of Rae Anne Adelantar, Ruthlene Duero, Carlbert Fuertes, and Marie Andrea Emmanuelle Urbino, all training inciuoecl . utianging Paradigms; We Are All Leaders; On the Road to National Discipline; Volunteerism as a Form of Leadership; A return to Integrity; Building Trust (On Insitutions and Leaders); Sports to Life; The fourth year students. Ranked second in the same competition was the team of Mateo National High School. Sheena June Pancrudo, also a fourth year student of the school, emerged as the winner in Scrabble. In the dramatic category, CNCHS team bested the group of Tiring National High School as it emerged the champion in the Verse Choir. Other schools did not have entries in the Poetry in Motion and Cooperative Storytelling. The coaches of the winning teams of the school were Mrs. Merla P. Arlos for the Battle of the Brains, Mrs. Santiaga Mae Maquilado for Scrabble, and Mrs. Marilou Regalado for the Verse Choir. Mrs. Maribel Comodero and Miss Edda Mae Gazo were the coaches in the Cooperative Storytelling and Poetry in Motion, respectively. The teams of CNCHS represented the municipality of Cabatuan in the Congressional English Quest held at Mina National High School on November 30, 2006. The school ranked third in the Battle of the Brains and in the Cooperative Storytelling. specific needs or a student ieaaer and Police, Camp Crime, Quezon City. The Municipal PNP Station was also a recipient of another award. It was named as the Most Citizen-Friendly Police Station in Western Visayas for 2006, in the municipal police station category of the regional search. The Certificate of Recognition for Cabatuan Police Station was received by P/S Insp. Agustin F. Huesca, the chief of police, on September 7, 2006 at Police Regional Office 6 in Iloilo City. It should be recalled that last year, the Cabatuan Police Station was adjudged as the 2"d Most Citizen-Friendly Police Station in Western Visayas. On December 12, 2006, the Local Health Board of the Municipality of Cabatuan was awarded as the Most Outstanding Local Health Board in Western Establishing I eantwork. Visayas for 2006. The award, given in Sugarland Hotel in Bacolod City, was received by Mayor Ramon C. Yee, concurrently the Chairman of the Local Health Board, and Dr. Linda Jane B. Yee, the Rural Health Physician who is also the vice chairman of the Board. The other members of the Local Health Board are Mrs. Teresa G. Parrefio, the secretary; Sangguniang Bayan Member Angel C. Aguero; Mrs. Catherine L. Valle, the Public Health nurse; Mrs. Teresita C. Bacinillo, the president of the Municipal Federation of Barangay Health Workers; Mrs. Caroline C. Tumabotabo and Mrs. Mary Agnes M. Halili, the representatives of the Department of Health. During the awarding ceremony, the Rural Health Unit also received its accreditation papers as Sentrong Sigla Level I Phase II facility. "LUCKYDAYS. " The entry of the school in the Cooperative Storytelling is awarded the third place during the congressional English Quest held at Mina National High School on November 30, 2006. CNCHS hosts qEnglish Quest Cabatuan reaps... from page I Dr. Linda Jane B. Yee, the Rural Health Physician (center), with some personnel of the Rural Health Unit and Mayor Ramon C. Yee (to her right), received the award for the Local Health Board as the Most Outstanding Local Health Board in Region Wfor 2006.