GOD’S WORDS FOR TODAY (Lk. 4:38-44) The Holy Gospel according to St. Luke
And he arose and left the synagogue, and entered Simon's house. Now Simon's mother-in-law was ill with a high fever, and they asked him about her. And he stood over her and rebuked the fever, and it left her; and immediately she rose and served them. Now when the sun was setting, all those who had any that were sick with various diseases brought them to him; and he laid his hands on every one of them and healed them. And demons also came out of many, crying, "You are the Son of God!" But he rebuked them, and would not allow them to speak, because they knew that he was the Christ. And when it was day he departed and went into a lonely place. And the people sought him and came to him, and would have kept him from leaving them; but he said to them, "I must preach the good news of the kingdom of God to the other cities also; for I was sent for this purpose." And he was preaching in the synagogues of Judea.
REFLECTION:
We can never intrude upon God nor exhaust his generosity and kindness. He is ever ready to give to those who earnestly seek him out. Do you allow Jesus to be the Lord and Healer in your personal life, family, and community? Approach him with expectant faith.
PRAYER:
Lord Jesus Christ, you have all power to heal and to deliver. Set me free to serve you joyfully and to love and serve others generously. Amen.
Prayer of St. Gertrude
Eternal Father, I offer Thee the Most Precious Blood of Thy Divine Son, Jesus, in union with the masses said throughout the world today, for all the holy souls in purgatory, for sinners everywhere, for sinners in the universal church, those in my own home and within my family. Amen.
FROM THE OFFICE OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION:
For PEACE Month Celebration 2019 Theme: “Climate Action for Peace”
The theme draws attention to the importance of combatting climate change as a way to protect and promote peace throughout the world.
Climate change causes clear threats to international peace and security. Natural disasters displace three times as many people as conflicts, forcing millions to leave their homes and seek safety elsewhere. The salinization of water and crops is endangering food security, and the impact on public health is escalating. The growing tensions over resources and mass movements of people are affecting every country on every continent. (To be continued)
Source: https://www.un.org/en/events/peaceday/
Guide Questions:
• What do you think is the most threatening natural disaster the country is facing now? Explain.
• What preventive measures can you suggest to address this concern?
FROM THE OVCA – OFFICE OF THE INTEGRATED SCHOOL PRINCIPAL:
1. Complete set of reply slips on the letter of PENCIL is due to the Principal’s Office on Friday, September 6 while the reply slips on DPA letter is expected to be submitted until September 13, 2019. Thank you very much.
2. From PAASCU
We request all faculty members to submit the duly accomplished PAASCU Questionnaire for Individual Faculty on or before Thursday, Sept. 5. Please email it to [email protected]. Thank you.
Members of the PAASCU Philosophy and Objectives Area are required to attend a meeting this afternoon at 4:10PM.
Please proceed to Rm. BB 112 at the Grade School area. The list of concerned Lasallian Partners are listed below.
Bulletin No.: 015
Wednesday, 04 September 2019
MISSION VISION
“Inspired by our faith in God, by our Catholic traditions and by the charism of St. John Baptist de La Salle educational innovator par excellence, we together and by association are committed to give quality human and Christian education to all building a
society founded on equity and justice and on sustainable and inclusive development. ”
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SECTION I : PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES
Chair :
Landicho, Jeramie
Co-Chair
Villegas, Estelita
Members:
1 Baon, Hirodian 12 Jumadiao, Bernie
2 Bigcas, Jake 13 Lalamunan, Mercelle
3 Binuya, Mark Christian 14 Manalo, Shiela
4 Cadeliña, Alan 15 Matibag, Hedeliza
5 Dimaunahan, Kevin 16 Mendoza,Mary Samantha
6 Exconde, Ted Gerard 17 Merlin, Miriam
7 Fabro, Kristine Karesh Joy 18 Pecayo, Rhea
8 Gonzales, Melissa 19 Riata, Joy Ann
9 Guce, Rafael 20 Taningco, Bryan Lord
10 Hernandez, John Rich 21 Tapalla, Ellen
11 Jonson, Eva 22 Yanga, Edna
3. From ISFSA
Through Holy Mass you are preserved from many dangers and misfortunes which would otherwise have befallen you. You shorten your purgatory by every Mass. (Tremendous value of the Holy Mass)
” The MAPEH department is the next sponsor on Friday at 7:30am for the “@1 with the Lord in the Eucharist –TGIF.
You are also requested to be the choir, lector and commentator for the said date. Thank you so much and may God bless us always a hundred fold.
FROM THE OVCA – GRADE SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
1. Congratulations and good luck to the newly-elected class officers. May SJBDLS guide you always in the performance of your duties as Lasallian leaders.
2. A letter from the Lasallian Ministries office on the donation for building a shrine for SJBDLS was already distributed to each class. Homeroom Advisers are requested to make a follow up on this. Kindly turn in the donations to Ms. Lorie on or before Sept. 9, Monday.
3. Grades 4-6 will have a club enlistment today. Athletes are advised to proceed to the SENTRUM at 2pm and look for Mr. Joseph Vallejo.
4. Commendation to the following classes for their generous donation to the Mission Collection:
Grade 2: BB 104, BB 108, BB 109, BB 209
Grade 3: BB 204, BB 205, BB 206, BB 210, BB 211, BB 212 Grade 4: BB 308, BB 309, BB 310, BB 311, BB 312
Grade 5: BB 302, BB 303, BB 304, BB 305
Grade 6: BB 306, BB 401, BB 402, BB 403, BB 404, BB 405, BB 406 5. Looking Ahead
Sept. 6 – G4 BB 308 KAPATIRAN Exposure and Outreach Activity Sept. 10 – Parents’ General Assembly
3 From the GS MAPEH Department:
From the Grade School Math Department
MTAP SATURDAY MATHEMATICS PROGRAM FOR REGULAR STUDENTS - (GRADES 1 – 6) Please be informed that September 7, 2019, Saturday will be the start of MTAP class. Please be guided by the following:
1. Go directly to the training venue (Tambo Elementary School) every Saturday.
2. Attendees shall be at the training venue by 7:30 am.
3. Wear your Type B uniform.
4. Bring your small bag with ballpen, pencil, eraser, scratch papers, and SNACKS.
5. Always bring your MTAP folder and don’t forget to ask the MTAP mentor to affix their signature opposite the date of your attendance.
6. Dismissal time is at 11:30 pm.
7. Observe proper decorum of a true Lasallian individual, always in all ways.
8. Don’t leave the venue without your parent or guardian.
4 FROM THE OVCA –JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
1. Thank you very much to the following classes who have already turned over their prayer intentions and donation envelopes for the building of the Shrine of St. John Baptist De La Salle:
Grade 7:
LS 102 of Ms. Ellen Tapalla LS 107 of Mr. Bernie Jumadiao Grade 8:
LS 410 of Ms. Ma. Theresa Villaruel Grade 9:
BM 100 of Mr. James Earl Pasia BM 101 of Mr. Hirodian Baon LS 205 of Ms. Joy Ann Riata LS 207 of Ms. Eloisa Pagcaliwangan LS 308 of Ms. Caryl Aissa Maranan LS 309 of Ms. Jasmin Amparo Grade 10:
BM 203 of Mr. Alan Henry Cadelina BM 204 of Ms. Jelyn Bril
CMR 202 of Mr. Aldwin Baldovino
Other classes are reminded to turn over their envelopes to the office of Junior High School Assistant Principal until today, September 4, 2019. Thank you very much!
2. Please be informed that this coming Friday, September 6, 2019, we are going to celebrate the Holy Spirit Mass and at the same time a farewell Mass for the relic of our founder St. John Baptist De La Salle. The Eucharistic celebration will start at 9:00 AM at the SENTRUM. Movement in going to the venue will be after the morning routines. Grade 10 will move first followed by Grade 7, then Grade 9 and lastly, Grade 8. Everyone is expected to show proper decorum during the entire celebration.
In connection to this holy activity, we are humbly asking for the following offertory gifts which will be used during catechism by our Senior High School students in their CARE program:
Grade 7 – school supplies for Grade 1 and 2 pupils Grade 8 – school supplies for Grade 3 & 4 pupils Grade 9 – school supplies for Grade 5 & 6 pupils Grade 10 – school supplies for Grade 1 & 2 pupils
Kindly refer to the floor plan below for the seating arrangement. Please be advised that it will be on a first- come- first-served basis, filling up the front seats first. Please follow the sequence of the
movement. Grade 7 will enter at the left gate near DLSL Coop. Grade 8 will enter at the right gate near the Gym, while Grade 10 and 9 will enter at the main gate of the SENTRUM.
STAGE
GRADE 7 GRADE 8
GRADE 7 GRADE 8
GRADE 9 GRADE 9 GRADE 10
GRADE 9
Grade 10 & 9
5 3. Please be informed that there will be a Club Day on September 6, 2019 at 2:30 PM at the SENTRUM. All
students are required to attend the program. Movement in going to the venue will be at 2:00 PM. Subject teachers are requested to accompany their students. The Student Activities Office will be in charge of the program.
4. Please be informed that this coming Friday is first Friday of the month of September. In support of our Project Carbon Neutral and for our sustainable futures, we are all enjoined to support the Lasallian Earth Day project. Let us not anymore switch on our ACUs for the whole duration that we are in the SENTRUM for the Mass. You may just switch them on when you return to your classroom after the Mass. In addition, students should wear the Type B uniform on Friday.
5. This is to remind all class secretaries to indicate on the whiteboard outside the door the whereabouts of the class if you will be transferring to another learning area.
6. We shall follow the DAY 1 schedule tomorrow. Please be guided accordingly.
From the Office of Integrated Digital and Innovative Instruction To G7 - G10 Class Representative
You shall have a short meeting with IDII personnel today, 8:40 AM at Students' Lounge 5th Floor HLS. Please bring your Laptop. Thank you very much.
From the JHS Science Department
The Science Academic Varsity is now looking for the new members from Grade 7-10 students who would like to be a Science enthusiasts and be part of the Science Academic Varsity 2019 -2020. There will be a qualifying exam today at 3:10 PM in Science AVR 4th floor LS Building. The topics of the exam include General Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
From the Junior High School Math Department
“ Life is a math equation. In order to gain the most, you have to know how to convert negatives into positives.”
Anonymous
ON MATH VARSITY 2019-2020 Attention Grade 7 Math Enthusiasts!
Please be informed that there will be a Math Varsity Qualifying Exam today at 3pm in Room LS 101. Be part of this year’s De La Salle Lipa JHS Math Varsity Team and represent our school in different local and international competitions. See you!
ON 2019 MTAP SATURDAY TRAINING
The following students will attend the 2019 MTAP Saturday Training for Regular Students which will start this coming September 7, 2019; 7:30 – 12 noon at Lipa City National High School.
Grade 7
Name Section Name Section
1. Solatorio, Christian Franz L. LS 110 14. Mantuano, Jan Bless Ynigo
2. Bugas, Marie Janelle T. LS 110 15. Villamar, Ricardo Joshua LS 108 3. Lancita, Jasmine B. LS 110 16. Macasaet , Giana Marie S. LS 112 4. Uy, Naomi Ashley V. LS 110 17. Endaya Marion L. LS 112 5. Villapando, Fiona Kristina P. LS 110 18. Ong, Jaron Audrie LS 210 6. Verzosa, Maxene Phoebe LS 107 19. Recio, Crystal Deidree C. LS 210 7. Jaen, Lourdes Anne 20. Briones, Lorenz Gabriel V. LS 202 8. Guerra, Mikaela Eunice LS 108 21. Dungo, Aldren Immanuel LS 102 9. Ilagan, Ritz Joshua 22. Gallares, Elisha Denzelle R. LS 102 10. Ocampo, Mark Lian LS 106 23 Mojares III James Phillip C. LS 109 11. Santiago Neyro LS 105 24. Angela P. Santelices LS 109 LS 109 12. Villamor, Terence Marcus LS 106 25. Rivera, Sebastian Reese A. LS 201 13. Baesa, Patrick LS 106 26. Data, Mikaela Louise LS 202
6 Grade 8
Grade 9
Grade 10
DLSL students are requested to wear Type B uniform during sessions. Please be guided by this information.Thank you very much! All the best Mathletes!
On AMEP Qualifying Exam 2019
Congratulations to the following JHS students who passed the 2019 AMEP Qualifying Exam. This marks the start of their new journey as they participate in the 10 - Saturday Math Training and hopefully will lead them to international Math competitions this school year. The following are our AMEP Qualifiers for this AY 2019 – 2020.
Name Section Name Section
1 Johan Franz Gonzales LS 310 11 ZETA CLARISSE FERNANDEZ LS 407 2 Keisha Margareth Ocampo LS 311 12 ERICH MAE GARCIA LS 407 3 Miguel Dionisio Sulit LS 312 13 Karl MargaretteV. Dimatatac LS 405
4 Julianne Ycel Kaw LS 401 14 Zyra Carla Fernandez LS 409 5 Christine Joy Lina LS 406 15 Hermee Marlah C. Leynes LS 410
6 Terence Gabriel Mercado LS 403 16 Wallace Rene Ramos LS 410
7 Gwyneth M. Barte LS 403 17 Andrew Baesa LS 410
8 Sofia Zuleika Bronola LS 403 18 Danella Kate S. Banda LS 411 9 JAYCEE PANOPIO LS 403 19 Sophia Angelica S. Nopal LS 411 10 ERICH MAE GARCIA LS 407 20 Karyll Margaret Cruzat LS 409
Name Section Name Section
1 Kobe Andre Yllad Robles LS 303 9 Andrea Margaret Perez LS 205 2 Quevin James A. Custodio LS 302 10 Roderico Paolo Aguila LS 206 3 John Paul Titular LS 301 11 Jeongmin Choi LS 205 LS 205 4 Ashley Julie Marie De
Leon
LS 305 12 Triziah Mae Calleja LS 207 5 Francis Solatorio LS 208 13 AMOS JOSHUA M.
MENDOZA
LS 307 6 Lance Cedric Campos LS 208 14 Sophia Althea de Leon LS 308 7 Sophia Margarette Cantos LS 304 15 Raphael Kervin Reyes LS 308 8 Marc Jared Baroja LS 205
Name Section Name Section
1. Alyssa M. Humarang 6. Joey Panganiban BM 204
2. Gian Miguel M. Barte 7. Christian David Corto BM 204
3. Kenneth Rainier Abdon 8. Jan Margaux B. Chavez BM 205
4. Bea Villaruz 9.Carpio, Cyress Lein E. CMR 201
5. Jasmin Therese Villamor BM 206 10. Christine Umali BM 202
7 Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
Grade 10
1 Aldren Immanuel D. Dungo LS 102 15 Lorenz Gabriel V. Briones LS 202
2 Angela P. Santelices LS 109 16 Lourdes Anne H. Jaen LS 108
3 Ariana Beatrice C. Bautro LS 109 17 Marc David V. Ferreras LS 105
4 Christian Franz L. Solatorio LS 110 18 Maria Ayenelle P. Dimayuga LS 110 5 Christine Jae G. Pasahol LS 101 19 Maria Chelsea Magne C. Aquiatan LS111
6 Darth Alexander G. Martin LS 210 20 Marie Janelle T. Bugas LS 110
7 Elisha Denzelle R. Gallares LS 102 21 Naomi Ashley V. Uy LS 110
8 Fionna Kristina P. Villapando LS 110 22 Patrick M. Baesa LS 106
9 Francis Euler C. Umali LS 107 23 Quinn Elissa T. Gueco LS 107
10 Hans Jared M. Villamor LS 109 24 Reika Danielle C. Carreon LS 101
11 Isabelle Francesca M. Peña LS 210 25 Ritz Joshua M. Ilagan LS 108
12 James Phillip III C. Mojares LS 109 26 Selena Margareth C. Libuit LS 106
13 Jaron Audrie Y. Ong LS 210 27 Tricia Phillice C. Laygo LS 101
14 Jasmine B. Lancita LS 110 28 Valdimir C. Palis Jr. LS 201
1 Alvis, Franchesca Niña Marie M. LS 405 12 Mijares, Yohanne Edcon B. LS 311
2 Baesa, Andrew M. LS 410 13 Oribello, Andrew Khyle C. LS 407
3 Barte, Gwyneth Mae M. LS 403 14 Pagsuguiron, Sean Dior F. LS 404
4 Castillo, Aleah Ashley B. LS 407 15 Platon, Graciel Anne G. LS 402 5 De Mesa, Kim Jhazrel M. LS 402 16 Quiatchon, Isabelli Karryze T. LS 406 6 Dimatatac, Karl Margueritte V. LS 405 17 Ramos, Wallace Rene M. LS 410
7 Fernandez, Zyra Carla R. LS 409 18 Reyes, Sam Rafael S. LS 403
8 Gonzales, Johann Franz T. LS 310 19 Santos, Marcos Miguel M. LS 401 9 Lina, Christine Joy A. LS 406 20 Talavera, Kendra Mikyla C. LS 311 10 Magallanes, Summer Polynne H. LS 403 21 Tipan, Lejan Avel A. LS 312 11 Mendoza, Alyza Trixie Mae B. LS 312
1 Aguila, Roderico Paulo Antonio LS 206 8 Mendoza, Erron Miguel BM 101
2 Alvis, Francis Martin LS 304 9 Pena, Justin Dayne Bryant LS 308
3 Azucena, Anika Janelle LS 206 10 Perez, Andrea Margaret LS 205
4 Bancoro, Yzabelle Rain LS 308 11 Silang, Kristine Grace LS 303
5 Calleja, Triziah Mae LS 207 12 Solatorio, Francis LS 208
6 Deliso, Kirk Lowelle LS 302 13 Tarnate, Maria Victoria LS 309
7 Ferrer, Marian Cassandra LS 208
1 Abdon, Kenneth BM 104 5 Redondo, Emanuel Joshua Q. BM 102
2 Barte, Gian Miguel BM 103 6 Reyes, Luis Marcus D. BM 103
3 Chavez, Jan Margqux B. BM 205 7 Santos, Jethro M. BM 204
4 Metrillo, Brian David E. BM 103 8 Tecson, Mikaela Fiona Marie T. CMR 204
8 REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! You may already register online or onsite.
ONSITE REGISTRATION:
Please fill out the Registration Form provided to you, attach the 1x1 ID picture and the payment of Php 4000 which includes payment for the following:
• 10-Saturdays of 3-hour intensive math training per session
• Training handouts
• AMSLI T-shirt
• AMSLI ID
• Registration fee for Math Without Borders Autumn
Submit the accomplished form to Ms. Tere Caya in LS 104 ( Temporary Coordinator’s Office ). Deadline of submission is on September 12, 2019.
ONLINE REGISTRATION: Kindly use the given URL: https://amsliphil.com/register#/
The AMEP 10 – SATURDAY TRAINING in LIPA CENTER is scheduled on SEPTEMBER 28, 2019; 1:00- 4:00 pm at the BB Grade School Building. Hurry up!!! Register NOW and BE an AMEP Mathlete!!! Represent our school! Represent our country! Animo La Salle!!!
From the Office of the Grade Modeartors
1. CALL FOR MEETING: Please be informed that Class President and Secretary will have a meeting today after the bulletin reading at the LS - Student Lounge, 5th floor. Matters regarding the class and attendance will be discussed.
FROM THE OVCAR –SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
Day to day with St. John Baptist De La Salle
“The spirit helps you overcome all the obstacles to the salvation of your disciples, enlightening them in the person of Jesus Christ.” (Med 195.2)
1. Thank you very much for those classes and Lasallian Partners who submitted already the envelop with petitions as donation for the building of the shrine of St. John Baptist de La Salle to the AP office. Meanwhile, I would like to request from those who are not yet submitting the envelops that the AP office will wait until today. Thank you very much.
2. For the Lasallian Partners
a. For those Subject Teachers of classes H12-04 and S12-05, please be reminded of the Parent-Teachers Dialogue today, September 4, 10:00AM – 11:00AM in room JRN 102.
b. For those Subject Teachers of class H11-04, please be reminded of the meeting today, September 4, 2:00PM- 3:00PM in room JRN 103.
c. By this time, I hope that all Lasallian Partners are monitoring the attendance and performance of your
students in your respective classes. Kindly report or refer to the AP, GMs/DOs, or Guidance Counsellor any concern that needs to be addressed for the good of the students and Partners.
3. For All Students
a. Please always remember the L.O.V.E. “LASALLIANS OBSERVE VALUES AND EXCELLENCE.”
b. Please be mindful of your activities inside and outside the classroom. Make full use of your time meaningfully for the completion of your academic tasks. Refrain from playing games in your gadgets.
c. Kindly submit to the AP office the reply slips (document for clearance) of the following letters to Parents :
i. Letter about Parents’ General Assembly and Canvas Orientation – September 4 ii. Letter on Data Privacy Act – September 9
4. Schedule of Grade 11 Recollection and Grade 12 Retreat
Grade 11 Recollection Grade 12 Retreat
Date Sections Date Sections
September 16 A11-02 September 12-13 A12-02
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September 17 S11-04 September 16-17 A12-07
September 18 S11-09; A11-06 September 19-20 A12-08
September 19 S11-02 September 23-24 S12-04
September 23 H11-02 September 26-27 A12-03
September 24 H11-03
September 26 S11-13
September 30 S11-15; S11-11 5. Dates to Remember
a. August 17-September 6 – Visit of the RELIC of the founder, St. John Baptist De La Salle
b. September 11 – PEP Rally (Participants: Grade 11 ABM and HUMSS classes), 1:30PM, SENTRUM c. September 11 – SHS Community Assembly
d. September 25 – Honors Assembly of Grade 11 SY 2018-2019, 1:00-4:00PM, SENTRUM From SHS Mathematics Department
ON 2019 MTAP SATURDAY TRAINING
The following students are the attendees of the MTAP Saturday Training. The 2019 MTAP Saturday Training for Regular Students will start on September 7, 2019; 7:30 – 12 noon at Lipa City National High School. You are requested to wear Type B uniform during the sessions. Thank you!
Name Section Name Section
1 Macahia, Jon Zedrick M. S11-04 19 Moster, Danica F. A11-05
2 Comia, Reign Antonette S11-06 20 Lajara, Erika A11-07
3 Gamboa, Mary Grace S11-06 21 Ona, Ashley Yanah A11-07
4 Ilagan, Rech Nathan S11-06 22 Estolano, Adriel Matthelz S11-05
5 Larcia, Levi Danielle S11-06 23 Ona, Ethan Justin S11-05
6 Liwag, Mark Daniel S11-06 24 Dimaculangan, Claudette S11-05
7 Kim,Jun Seok S11-15 25 Espiritu, Ervynn Mattew S11-05
8 Tullao, Ronn Cyrano S11-15 26 Ong, Jeannette S11-05
9 Espiritu, Czhean Klyde S11-16 27 Mendoza, Mary Leica Mei A11-03
10 Linatoc, Prinsses April Y. S11-07 28 Gutierrez, Jose Ma. Immanuel A. A11-04
11 Las, Jan Ronald S11-06 29 Caguimbal, Ysabelle S11-10
12 Lina, Gene Xavier S11-07 30 Morales, Diane Kristel S11-10
13 Dimaculangan, Juan Paolo S11-05 31 Mulingtapang, Charlie S11-10
14 Rabino, Vince Lenard S11-12 32 Moncayo, Allen Francis S11-10
15 Choi Hyeonmin S11-03 33 Castillo, Kyle Adrian S11-10
16 Capuchino, Christine Ann S11-03 34 Nunez, Gwynet Jerthrude S11-10
17 Mamisa, Leight Patrick S11-16 35 Yema, Francine Althea S11-10
18 Lorzano, Zabdiel S11-16
On AMEP Qualifying Exam 2019
Congratulations to the following SHS students who passed the 2019 AMEP Qualifying Exam.
Name Section
1. Brosoto, Ivan Joe Vincent V. A11-01
2. Liwag, Mark Daniel A. S11-06
This marks the start of their new journey as they participate in the 10 - Saturday Math Training and hopefully will lead them to international Math competitions this school year. The AMEP 10 – SATURDAY TRAINING in LIPA
CENTER will start on SEPTEMBER 28, 2019; 1:00- 4:00 pm at the BB Grade School Building. You may already register online or onsite.
10 ONSITE REGISTRATION: Please get, fill out and submit the Registration Form from Ms. Rhoda at JRF103, attach the 1x1 ID picture and the payment of Php 4000 which includes payment for the following:
• 10-Saturdays of 3-hour intensive math training per session
• Training handouts
• AMSLI T-shirt
• AMSLI ID
• Registration fee for Math Without Borders Autumn Deadline of submission is on September 9, 2019.
ONLINE REGISTRATION: Kindly use the given URL: https://amsliphil.com/register#/
From SHS CRESCIT Publication
The School Press Advisers Movement (SPAM) Inc. will conduct the 13th Annual National Media Conference on September 11-13, 2019 at Punta Villa Resort Inc., Sto. Nino Sur, Arevalo, Iloilo City. Relative to this, selected Grade 12 CRESCIT members shall participate in the said conference; they will be leaving on September 10, 2019 and shall be back by September 13, 2019.
Participants
1. Aimerose C. Atienza (H12-05) 2. Keziah Roi B. Berberabe (S12-13) 3. Jo Louis B. Camiguing (S12-10) 4. Audrey B. Diaz (S12-01) 5. Charmaine C. Estabas (H12-02) 6. John Clarenze C. Macalintal (S12-11) 7. Lanz William A. Macuha (A12-06)
8. Maria Nerissa Bernadeth C. Makalintal (H12-01) 9. Lance Carlo J. Mendoza (A12-06)
10. Ydnar Yvann L. Oriño (S12-13)
11. Maria Sophia Andrea E. Rosello (H12-04) 12. Jehrubi Anne U. Villamin (A12-06)
As preparation for this campus journalism endeavor, these students shall also undergo conclusive training on September 9, 2019 from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm.
May we request our subject teachers to excuse them from their classes from September 9 to September 13, 2019 as our campus journalists represent DLSL Senior High School in this noble undertaking.
More importantly, we pray for the safety of their travel to and fro; we also wish them the best and may God bless them in this venture.
FROM OVCA - LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER Announcement:
Everyone is enjoined to borrow books at the Learning Resource Center. Kindly present your I.D. upon borrowing.
Thank you.
SEARCH FOR TOP LRC USERS 2019 Guidelines:
1) The activity is open to all the classes of Grade School and Junior High School.
2) The class with the most number of borrowed books per level will be declared as winners.
3) First, Second and Third Place will be chosen as winners on a quarterly basis which will be posted on daily bulletin and on the library bulletin board.
4) Overall winners will be chosen at the end of the school year based on the quarterly winners.
5) Winners will receive certificate of recognition and token of appreciation.
6) Winners will be awarded during the final general assembly of each level at the end of the school year.
11 FROM THE OVCA - STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
1. On Newly Elected SCB Officers and Class Officers. The election of Gr. 7 SCB Officers shall be today and we shall be requesting our Homeroom Advisers in Grade 7 to please facilitate the online election which will start from 8:40 to 10:00AM only. For our newly elected student leaders please take note of the following important dates:
September 7 – Teambuilding activity of SCB Officers at Shercon Resort September 14 – LEAD Program of Grades 4 – 6 Class Officers
September 21 – LEAD Program of Grades 7 and 8 Class Officers September 28 – LEAD Program of Grades 9 and 10 Class Officers October 12 – LEAD Program of Grades 11 and 12 Class Officers Note: Letter to parents shall be distributed a week before the activity.
2. On Election of Grade 7 SCB Officers. Please take note of the following important reminders during the online election of Grade 7 SCB Officers today.
a. The Homeroom Advisers are requested to please facilitate the on-line election of Grade 7 SCB Officers.
b. Follow the link which will be provided by the SCB and take the on-line votation seriously.
c. You could only vote on-line ONCE using your DLSL account only. Other accounts shall not be VALID and accepted.
d. The on-line votation shall be opened at exactly 8:40AM until 10:00 AM only.
e. The final result shall be made available at the SAO at 10:30AM.
Goodluck to the following SCB Candidates in Grade 7:
NAME SECTION
MIKAELA EUNICE GUERRA LS 108
QUINN ELISSA GUECO LS 107
CHINO LALUCES LS 101
JOHN THOMAS MARQUESES LS 111
DARTH ALEXANDER MARTIN LS 210
JOHN AUGUST LEONIDED MERCADO LS 107
3. On Club Day and Enlistment. We shall start the Partial Club Enlistment today for both Grade School and Junior High School. Please check the following list of club offerings and room assignments in Grade School and Junior High School:
Grade School Room Assignment AY 2019 – 2020
No. Moderator Club Room
1 Ms. Jeramie Landicho Literary BB 301
2 Ms. Noralyn Balhon Literary BB 301
3 Ms. Marilyn Camitan Creative Writing BB 302
4 Ms. Regine Arada Creative Writing BB 302
5 Ms. Daycel Alon Math Varsity BB 303
6 Mr. Nizer Divina Football BB 304
7 Ms. Arlene Vallejo Girl Scout BB 305
8 Ms. Michelle Macaraeg Girl Scout BB 305
9 Ms. Evelyn De Castro Math Varsity BB 306
10 Ms. Rizza Limbo PIGLAS BB 308
11 Ms. Agripina Pangan Science Varsity (4-6) BB 309
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12 Ms. Michelle Fruelda Robotics BB 310
13 Ms. Leah Sebuc The Green Club BB 311
14 Ms. Twyla Manota Dance Club BB 401
15 Ms. Elma Langamon Kids for Christ BB 402
16 Ms. Leoni Landicho Math Wizards Club BB 403
17 Mr. Christopher Escartin Volleyball Girls BB 404
18 Ms. Lorna Bagares Science Club BB 35
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ROOM ASSIGNMENT AY 2019- 2020
No. Moderator Club
Room Assignment
1 Ms. Jamailah Umilda ADLAW LS 101
2 Ms. Edelyn U. Reao ADLAW LS 102
3 Mr. Jexter L. Llanes ADLAW LS 105
4 Mr. Jay-R D. Capiz ADLAW LS 106
5 Ms. Adora Fermin ADLAW Pluma LS 107
6 Ms. Jelyn O. Bril ADLAW Pluma LS 108
7 Ms. Margie Laraya ADLAW Lente LS 110
8 Ms. Clarisse C. Moren ADLAW Bigkas LS 111
9 Ms. Violeta Remo Alternative Media LS 201
10 Ms. Marilou R. Navales Alternative Media LS 202 11 Mr. Christian Paulo A. Caburnay Altar Knights LS 112
12 Ms. Alecksandra Dimaano Anti Bullying LS 312
13 Ms. Sheina Marie A. Cueto Badminton LS 210
14 Mr. Jeffrey Deliso Basketball Girls LS 211
15 Mr. James Earl Pasia Basketball Boys LS 212
16 Ms. Angelica Almeniana Booklovers LRC 2
17 Ms. Rina UY Cosplay LS 207
18 Ms. Caryl Aissa L. Maranan Folk Dance LS 205
19 Ms. Edna G. Serrano Folk Dance LS 206
20 Ms. Aira S. Baquir Girl Scout of the
Philippines LS 109 21 Ms. Noemi Dimauunahan Girl Scout of the
Philippines LS 109
22 Ms. Joy Ann Riata HS Debate Team LS 303
23 Ms. Miriam V. Merlin Girls Football LS 304
24 Ms. Marianne Leslie A. Atienza KAAGAPAY LS 305
25 Ms. Glydelene M. Ona KAAGAPAY LS 306
26 Mr. Nelson Caliguia, Jr. Lasalian Media Guild LS 301 27 Ms. Celine Bernadette Francisco Lasalian Media Guild LS 302 28 Mr. Mark Christian Binuya Liturgical Choir LS 307
29 Ms. Analyn Lacerna Les Artes Crafity BM 102
30 Ms. Portia S. Soriano Les Artes Crafity BM 103
31 Ms. Angelie Rose D. Bautista Les Artes Crafity BM 104
13 32 Ms. Ma. Melissa T. Ishikawa Modern Dance LS 310
33 Mr. Jake Bigkas Music Lovers BM 201
34 Mr. Patrick Reyes PAALSA BM 202
35 Ms. Renemarie Fabon Peer Facilitators LS 311
36 Ms. Marlene H. Breones Poet Society LS 308
37 Ms. Maria Teresa Villaruel Prayer Warriors BM 106
38 Mr. Kevin Dimaunahan Prayer Warriors BM 105
39 Ms. Ruth Manalo Project Green LS 407
40 Ms. Liliosa Faeldonia Project Green LS 408
41 Ms. Maria Embelle L. Racal Project Green LS 409
42 Ms. Anamarie A. Jandoc Project Green LS 410
43 Ms. Myracle I. De Torres Project Green LS 411
44 Ms. Fatima Rivera Project Green LS 412
45 Ms. Golda Margaret Obeña Shakespeare LS 309
46 Mr. Bryan Taningco Societas Juventus LS 401
47 Mr. Ted Gerard G. Exconde Sipnayan Club LS 402
48 Ms. Ma.Theresa D. Caya Sipnayan Club LS 403
49 Ms. Kristine Karesh Joy H. Fabro Sipnayan Club LS 404
50 Ms. Gina C. Lontoc Somathens LS 405
51 Ms. Sherlyn Cuevillas Somathens LS 406
52 Mr. Michael L. Zara Vox Fusion BM 104
53 Ms. Jenilyn Matias Volleyball Club BM 103
54 Mr. Arnel Dimaano BSP BM 102
55 Mr. Dexter BSP BM 102
56 Mr. John Rafael F. Guce Bible Quiz BM 100
4. On Special Interest
De La Salle Shidokan Karate-DO is now accepting aspirants for school year 2019-2020. No
registration fee/ monthly dues. Registration and orientation is on September 14, 2019 at 1:00 pm., Br Benilde (BB) Lobby – Grade School area. This is open for students, Lasallian Partners, Alumnus, Alumnae and Family.
FROM THE OVCM- IS GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING CENTER:
1. For N1 – G3 Homeroom Advisers and Students: Kindly submit the SPR and SPDR forms at the IS – Grade School Guidance and Counseling Center until Friday, September 6, 2019. Thank you.
2. Grades 4- 12 Students: Students are required to accomplish the Student Personal Data Record thru the following links until September 08, 2019:
GRADE 4: https://tinyurl.com/grade-4spdr GRADE 5: https://tinyurl.com/grade-5spdr GRADE 6: https://tinyurl.com/grade-6spdr GRADE 7: https://tinyurl.com/SPDR-GRADE7 GRADE 8: https://tinyurl.com/Grade-8spdr GRADE 9: https://tinyurl.com/Grade-9spdr GRADE 10: https://tinyurl.com/Grade-10spdr GRADES 11 & 12: https://tinyurl.com/spdr2019
Note: Students may access the said link through their DLSL Account. Advisers are requested to remind those students who are not yet accomplishing the said form. Thank you.
14 3. For Grade 7 Students: Class presidents are requested to submit their class SPR to the IS Guidance and
Counseling Center until Friday, Sept 6, 2019. Thank you.
4. For Grade JHS New Students who joined the counseling group Moving to a New School, A
Transition Group for Adolescents: Please be informed that we will have our first session today. For Grade 7 students, session will be at 12:00nn, while for Grades 9 & 10, session will be at 1:00pm. Thank you.
5. For Grade 8 Transferees: Today is the deadline of submission of accomplished Student’s Personal Record (SPR). Thank you.
6. For Grade12 Students: Please note that the Senior High School Counselors can only accommodate college applications (submission, releasing, and queries) during the following schedules: Monday to Friday
10:30AM - 11:30AM 1:00PM - 2:00PM 4:00PM - 5:00PM 7. Looking Ahead:
FROM THE OVCM – COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT OFFICE:
Please be advised of the schedule of the Grade 4 KAPATIRAN Exposure and Outreach Activity for this School Year 2019- 2020:
KAPATIRAN DLSL PARTNER SCHOOL
September 6 BB 308 Emilia L. Malabanan Integrated School September 13 BB 309 Paninsingin Elem. School
September 20 BB 310 Paninsingin Elem. School September 27 BB 311 Tibig Elem. School October 11 BB 312 Tibig Elem. School
The Exposure and Outreach Activities will be held from 8:00AM to 11:30AM at the Retreat Complex. The afternoon will be allocated for the processing session (same venue) which in turn will be handled by the Institutional Lasallian Formation Office (ILFO).
Schedule of orientations and Exposure & Outreach Activities for the Grade 7 PAGGABAY Exposure & Outreach Activity for this School Year 2019-2020:
Orientation Date of
PAGGABAY
DLSL Grade 7
Students Partner School
Date Time
8:20 - 8:40am
Sept. 4, 2019 LS 101 Paninsingin ES
8:40 - 9:00am LS 102
10:00 - 10:20am Sept. 6, 2019 LS 105 Tibig ES
Date Activity Participants
2- 30 Processing of Senior High School and College Application Forms
Grade 10 and 12 Students 2 – 30 Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
9 – 30 Career Assessment Grade 10 Students
10 (Tues)
Parents’ Assembly Grade 10
10 Parents’ Assembly Grade 7 (5 sections) New
11 Celebration of World Suicide Prevention Day
Grade 11 and 12 11 & 18 Structured Homeroom Guidance Grades7 – 10 13 & 20 Structured Homeroom Guidance Grades 4 – 6
11 (Wed)
Parents’ Assembly N1 – G3
11 Parents’ Assembly Grades 4 – 6
12 Parents’ Assembly Grade 7 (5 sections)
12 Parents’ Assembly Grade 7 (5 sections)
16 – 27 1st Counselor’s Time N1 – Grade 3
15
11:00 - 11:20am LS 106
8:20 - 8:40am
Sept. 11, 2019 LS 107
ELMIS
8:40 - 9:00am LS 108
10:00 - 10:20am Sept. 13, 2019 LS 109 Paninsingin ES
11:00 - 11:20am LS 110
Sept. 9, 2019 (Monday)
8:20 - 8:40am
Sept. 25, 2019 LS 111
Tibig ES
8:40 - 9:00am LS 112
10:00 - 10:20am Sept. 27, 2019 LS 201 ELMIS
11:00 - 11:20am LS 202
Sept. 10, 2019 (Tuesday)
8:20 - 8:40am
Oct. 16, 2019 LS 210
Paninsingin ES
8:40 - 9:00am LS 211
10:00 - 10:20am Oct. 18, 2019 LS 212 Tibig ES
The orientations will be held at their respective classroom for 20 minutes on the stated dates and time, while the Exposure & Outreach Activities will be held from 8:00am to 12:00nn at the Retreat Complex. The processing session will be held in the afternoon which will be handled by the Institutional Lasallian Formation Office (ILFO)
FROM THE OVCM – INSTITUTIONAL LASALLIAN FORMATION OFFICE:
Grade 7 PAGGABAY Exposure & Outreach Activity participants will have a confession at 2pm at De La Salle Lipa Retreat Complex to be facilitated by ILFO. Preparation for confession will be held on the date of the activity before the student’s lunch break. Schedule is posted above.
FROM THE HRDO – INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES:
Cont….. Preventing Obesity Adults
Many of the strategies that produce successful weight loss and maintenance help prevent obesity. Improving eating habits and increasing physical activity play a vital role in preventing obesity. Recommendations for adults include:
• Keep a food diary of what you ate, where you ate, and how you were feeling before and after you ate.
• Eat 5 to 9 servings of fruits and vegetables daily. A vegetable serving is 1 cup of raw vegetables or 1/2 cup of cooked vegetables or vegetable juice. A fruit serving is 1 piece of small to medium fresh fruit, 1/2 cup of canned or fresh fruit or fruit juice, or 1/4 cup of dried fruit.
• Choose whole grain foods, such as brown rice and whole wheat bread. Don't eat highly processed foods made with refined white sugar, flour, high-fructose corn syrup and saturated fat.
• Weigh and measure food to be able to learn correct portion sizes. For example, a 3-ounce serving of meat is the size of a deck of cards. Don't order supersized menu items.
• Learn to read food nutrition labels and use them, keep the number of portions you are really eating in mind.
• Balance the food "checkbook." If you eat more calories than you burn you will gain weight. Weigh yourself on a weekly basis.
• Don't eat foods that are high in "energy density," or that have a lot of calories in a small amount of food.
For example, an average cheeseburger with and order of fries can have as much as 1,000 calories and 30 or more grams of fat. By ordering a grilled chicken sandwich or a plain hamburger and a small salad with low-fat dressing, you can avoid hundreds of calories and eliminate much of the fat intake. For dessert, have a serving of fruit, yogurt, a small piece of angel food cake, or a piece of dark chocolate instead of frosted cake, ice cream, or pie.
• Simply reducing portion sizes and using a smaller plate can help you lose weight.
• Aim for an average of 60 to 90 minutes or more of moderate to intense physical activity 3 to 4 days each week. Examples of moderate intensity exercise are walking a 15-minute mile, or weeding and hoeing a garden. Running or playing singles tennis are examples of more intense activities.
• Look for ways to get even 10 or 15 minutes of some type of activity during the day. Walking around the block or up and down a few flights of stairs is a good start.
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and- diseases/obesity/preventing-
obesity
16 SCHEDULE OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL
Date Time Medical Dental
September 4, Wednesday 10:00 – 11:00 6 BB 403
2:00 – 3:00 10 CMR 206
September 5, Thursday 10:00 – 11:00 7 LS 101
2:00 – 3:00 7 LS 110
September 6, Friday 10:00 – 11:00 7 LS 109
2:00 – 3:00 7 LS 111
