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Campus Tidbits
Mee~ng the cchalleag~s of the new year
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NATIONAL CHAMPION, NSPC '06
Editorial:
New Year: New Challenges
The year 2007 has just begun. Welcome, Year of the Fire Pig!
As we start the new year, it is but necessary that
all of us in CNCHS make a flashback on what we had achieved in the past and what we failed to do so as to make t-he right course of action this year. Our
Happy New Year to my fellow students! Another year is added to our student life and we are looking forward for a fruitful and progressive year. We, the student writers of the Glow are once again here to serve you with our pens.
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"People just come and go." In any organization or office, people who occupy administrative, teaching or clerical position can experience an inevitable change. Either they are promoted to a higher rank or leave their present position for a greener pasture.
Promotion in the school also happened. Seven months ago, a department head of the Social Studies/ Values Education department of the school was promoted by designation to a principalship position. On June 5, 2006, Mr. Dante G. Roldan was designated by the Division Office of the Department of Education as the officerin-charge of the school due to the resignation from office of Mrs. Nenita G. Pueyo. He accepted the Herculean task of managing the school without any reservation.
We in the school paper salute Mr. Dante G. Roldan for accepting the responsibility of leading the school to its greater heights of academic success.
Congratulations, Sir Roldan! We strongly believe that a man of your caliber will definitely exceed if not equal the leadership powers of your predecessors. Through this paper, we voice our support to your administration.
We, the whole student body, i,epreseeMns thilit'slifferent clubs and
Our sincere and grateful appreciation to Gov. Niel Tupas for the cementing of the road in front of the Filipino building. We students will not worry anymore that our school shoes will get muddy and dirty every time we pass this road during rainy days because it's already cemented. Thank you, Gov. Tupas!
To our beloved mayor, Hon. Ramon C. Yee, we give you a thunderous applause and grateful appreciation for being the partner of the school in realizing its projects and endeavors. Thank you, Mayor Yee!
The whole student body of the school takes pride that the CNCHS garnered a national award for its School-Based Values Education Program. The VE program was declared as the Most Outstanding VE Program in the whole Philippines. We tip our caps to all Values Education teachers of the school for the work well done.
Likewise, our congratulations to the officers and advisers of the Magulang PSEP of the school for having been elected to top positions of the National Magulang PSEP Executive Board during the 16th National Values Education Convention held on December 6, 2006 at Bagiuo City. Thank you, Nanay and Tatay, for the support and fame you gave to our school.
Our congratulations to the Teachers and Employees Association of the school, chaired by Mr. Lope B. Apelo, Jr. for their laudable efforts of supporoft the thrust of the school for
accommodate a big number of students during school programs and activities. Students will no longer stand for hours while watching school programs. They can now watch comfortably on the grandstand.
The TEA, thru its yearly income-generating project which is the selection of Mr. and Miss CNCHS through canvassing of cash votes has been an indispensable partner of the school in its continuing march to greater progress, development and fame.
For this school year, the TEA plans to put up the roofing of the bleachers. This proposed project will certainly protect the students and teachers of the school from the rain and other weather-related problems.
More power to you, TEA!
We are happy to note of the accomplishments garnered by our students in sports. The school has very potential athletes who showed remarkable performances during the sports competitions. The teams of the school in Arnis, Tennis, and Boxing got gold medals in the Congressional and Integrated Meets.
To our athletes, we salute you for the laurels you brought home to our school. To the trainers and coaches, may you go on with your aspirations of producing quality athletes who can represent the school not only in the national level but as well as in the international level of competition. Congratulations!
We applauded the efforts of the CNCHS Parents-Teachers-Community Association for its ever continuing support to the school. Under the notable chairmanship of Ptr. Andrew
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Promotion in the school also happened. Seven months ago, a department head of the Social Studies/ Values Education department of the school was promoted by designation to a principalship position. On June 5, 2006, Mr. Dante G. Roldan was designated by the Division Office of the Department of Education as the officerin-charge of the school due to the resignation from office of Mrs. Nenita G. Pueyo. He accepted the Herculean task of managing the school without any reservation.
We in the school paper salute Mr. Dante G. Roldan for accepting the responsibility of leading the school to its greater heights of academic success.
Congratulations, Sir Roldan! We strongly believe that a man of your caliber will definitely exceed if not equal the leadership powers of your predecessors. Through this paper, we voice our support to your administration.
We, the whole student body, representing the different clubs and organizations in school express our thanks and sincere appreciation to Cong. Arthur D. Defensor for effecting numerous projects to CNCHS. The multi-purpose gym is a tangible proof of your love for us. Thank you, Cong. Defensor!
It is sad to note that a former Municipal Mayor and Municipal Vice Mayor Fidel M. Ahumada passed away. The Glow staffers express condolence to the bereaved family of the deceased.
Aside from having been a Local Chief Executive, the late Fidel M. Ahumada had been a teacher of then Cabatuan High School for several years. Later he was promoted Principal of Igbaras High
Thank you, Mayor Yee!
The whole student body of the school takes pride that the CNCHS garnered a national award for its School-Based Values Education Program. The VE program was declared as the Most Outstanding VE Program in the whole Philippines. We tip our caps to all Values Education teachers of the school for the work well done.
Likewise, our congratulations to the officers and advisers of the Magulang PSEP of the school for having been elected to top positions of the National Magulang PSEP Executive Board during the 161h National Values Education Convention held on December 6, 2006 at Bagiuo City. Thank you, Nanay and Tatay, for the support and fame you gave to our school.
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Our congratulations to the Teachers and Employees. Association of the school, chaired by Mr. Lope B. Apelo, Jr. for their laudable efforts of supporting the thrust of the school for academic excellence and for financing numerous projects.
We are thankful that the Association constructed cemented embankments that serve as grandstand at the right side of the covered gym. The grandstand could
in the barangays are given financial assistance for their improvement. Many other developmental programs and projects are being implemented by our Local Government Unit.
The Glow salutes our Municipal Government officials for a good performance!
One very laudable project initiated _;;&nd implemented by Mayor Ramon C.
This proposed project will certainly protect the students and teachers of the school from the rain and other weather-related problems.
More power to you, TEA!
We are happy to note of the accomplishments garnered by our students in sports. The school has very potential athletes who showed remarkable performances during the sports competitions. The teams of the school in Arnis, Tennis, and Boxing got gold medals in the Congressional and Integrated Meets.
To our athletes, we salute you for the laurels you brought home to our school. To the trainers and coaches, may you go on with your aspirations of producing quality athletes who can represent the school not only in the national level but as well as in the international level of competition. Congratulations!
We applauded the efforts of the CNCHS Parents-Teachers-Community Association for its ever continuing support to the school. Under the notable chairmanship of Ptr. Andrew Burao and with the active support of its officers and members, we students believe that CNCHS will achieve all its programs. Thank you, our dear Parents!
barangays in town. Ateam composed of representatives of the Rural Health Unit, the Municipal Agriculture Office, the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, the Municipal Assessor's Office, the Municipal Civil Registrar's Office, the Municipal Treasurer's Office, and the Municipal Engineer's Office annually goes to selected barangays in town and renders varied services. %,
New Year: New Challenges
The year 2007 has just begun. Welcome, Year of the Fire Pig!
As we start the new year, it is but necessary that all of us in CNCHS make a flashback on what we had achieved in the past and what we failed to do so as to make the right course of action this year. Our retrospect of the year 2006 will guide us so as to meet the challenges of the year 2007.
From the academic point of view, it is indeed rewarding and fulfilling to note that CNCHS reaped a litany of honors from various contests of different levels. These honors have been capped by a prestigious national award garnered by CNCHS as the school with the Most Outstanding School-Based Values Education Program in the Philippines for school year 2006-2007.
As regards physical facilities, our school has acquired additional facilities. We have now a covered gym, thanks to Cong. Arthur D. Defensor. Concrete embankments that serve as grandstand at the side of the covered gym have been made possible by the Teachers and Employees Association of the school. A pathway had been constructed in front of the Filipino building, courtesy of Gov. Niel Tupas Sr. Several classrooms in school have individual comfort rooms due to the concern and financial generosity of alumni and the PTCA of the school.
The new year 2007 brings new challenges for
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multi-purpose gym is a tangible proof
of your love for us. Thank you, Cong. Defensor!
It is sad to note that a former Municipal Mayor and Municipal Vice Mayor Fidel M. Ahumada passed away. The Glow staffers express condolence to the bereaved family of the deceased.
Aside from having been a Local Chief Executive, the late Fidel M. Ahumada had been a teacher of then Cabatuan High School for several years. Later he was promoted Principal of Igbaras High School and retired from government service as Principal of Guimbal High School.
Indeed, death is one inevitable reality in life. Since all of us will die, we have to do good things while we are still alive so that when we die, we will be remembered by the living, as what the late Fidel M. Ahumada did during his lifetime.
May his soul rest in peace!
Talking about our living Municipal Government Officials, we are happy to note that they are working together to effect the greater progress and development of Cabatuan.
Under the leadership of Mayor Ramon C. Yee, our local government officials keep on improving our town plaza. Additional stalls have been constructed in the public market. Schools
embankments that serve as
grandstand at the right side of the covered gym. The grandstand could
in the barangays are given financial assistance for their improvement. Many other developmental programs and projects are being implemented by our Local Government Unit.
The Glow salutes our Municipal Government officials for a good performance!
One very laudable project initiated and implemented by Mayor Ramon C. Yee is the Search for Cabatuan Hymn. Though not officially adopted by the Sangguniang Bayan, the winning entry in the search sounds very nationalistic. Our congratulations go to the composer-lyricist of Cabatuan Hymn, Mr. Jesus Pablito Villanueva of Barangay Tiring.
As envisioned, the Cabatuan Hymn aims to "enkindle in the hearts of Cabatuananons batuananons the flame of greater love
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for Cabatuan and pride in being a Cabatuananon."
Indeed, love for our town will motivate every Cabatuananon to serve and to sacrifice for the sake of Cabatuan.
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Another commendable program of the Municipal Government is "Serbisyo: Espesyal Nga Regalo". Through this program, the services of the Municipal Governemnt are brought to the far-flung
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barangays in town. Ateam composed of representatives of the Rural Health Unit, the Municipal Agriculture Office, the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, the Municipal Assessor's Office, the Municipal Civil Registrar's Office, the Municipal Treasurer's Office, and the Municipal Engineer's Office annually goes to selected barangays in town and renders varied services.
A by-pass road from Barangay Tabucan, passing through the areas behind Ramon Tabiana Memorial Hospital, the Roman Catholic Cemetery, the Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School and ending in Barangay Ayaman will be constructed. The implementation of the project will be jointly undertaken by the Department of Public Works and Highways and the Municipal Government.
The realization of the by-pass road project will surely open a new growth area in town.
Through several indications, Cabatuan is moving onward. We commend Mayor Ramon C. Yee for leading Cabatuan to greater progress!
From the academic point of view, it is indeed
rewarding and fulfilling to note that CNCHS reaped a litany of honors from various contests of different levels. These honors have been capped by a prestigious national award garnered by CNCHS as the school with the Most Outstanding School-Based Values Education Program in the Philippines for school year 2006-2007.
As regards physical facilities, our school has acquired additional facilities. We have now a covered gym, thanks to Cong. Arthur D. Defensor. Concrete embankments that serve as grandstand at the side of the covered gym have been made possible by the Teachers and Employees Association of the school. A pathway had been constructed in front of the Filipino building, courtesy of Gov. Niel Tupas Sr. Several classrooms in school have individual comfort rooms due to the concern and financial generosity of alumni and the PTCA of the school.
The"new year 2007 brings new challenges for everyone of us in school. The school administration is being challenged to provide greater meaning and substance to quality education which CNCHS is imparting to its students. The faculty and staff of the school have the challenge of strengthening their commitment to the task of moulding the youth entrusted to their tutelage. All students of the school are being challenged to re-orient their values and attitudes so as to make their quest for secondary education meaningful and fruitful.
It is fervently hoped that, with the continuing support of the Local Government Unit, the Alumni Association, the faculty and staff, and the student body of Cabatuan National Comprehensive High School will take the challenges of the new year with fortitude and determination to effect the greater progress and development of CNCHS.
May the year 2007 usher in greater progress, honor, and fame for Cabatuan.
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