GOD’S WORDS FOR TODAY (Lk. 6:12-19) The Holy Gospel according to St. Luke
12 In these days he went out to the mountain to pray; and all night he continued in prayer to God. 13 And when it was day, he called his disciples, and chose from them twelve, whom he named apostles; 14 Simon, whom he named Peter, and Andrew his brother, and James and John, and Philip, and Bartholomew, 15 and Matthew, and Thomas, and James the son of Alphaeus, and Simon who was called the Zealot, 16 and Judas the son of James, and Judas Iscariot, who became a traitor. 17 And he came down with them and stood on a level place, with a great crowd of his disciples and a great multitude of people from all Judea and Jerusalem and the seacoast of Tyre and Sidon, who came to hear him and to be healed of their diseases;
18 and those who were troubled with unclean spirits were cured. 19 And all the crowd sought to touch him, for power came forth from him and healed them all.
REFLECTION:
What is God's call on your life? When Jesus embarked on his mission he chose twelve men to be his friends and apostles. In the choice of the twelve, we see a characteristic feature of God's work: Jesus chose very ordinary people. They were non- professionals, who had no wealth or position. They were chosen from the common people who did ordinary things, had no special education, and no social advantages. Jesus wanted ordinary people who could take an assignment and do it extraordinarily well. He chose these men, not for what they were, but for what they would be capable of becoming under his direction and power.
PRAYER:
Lord Jesus, inflame my heart with a burning love for you and with an expectant faith in your saving power. Amen.
FROM THE OVCAR – GRADE SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal for Administration
1. On Feed Forward Instruction: FFI letter must be sent to the parents this week, Sept. 11-15. Kindly get the needed copies from Ms. Lorie. Thank you.
2. Lunch break proctoring schedule for today:
AREA TIME TUESDAY
BG 113-114 11:20-11:50 Ms. Lein
11:50-12:20 Ms. Edna
BB 108-112 11:20-11:50 Ms. Tess
11:50-12:20 Ms. Olive
BB104 11:30 -12:00 Ms. Jem
BB 204-206&208 11:30 -12:00 Ms. Toots
3. Looking Ahead:
Sept.13 – President’s Time – 2:30pm
Sept. 14 – GS ANIMO.Code Orientation
Sept. 15 – GS Council’s Meeting
Sept. 21 – PEP Rally From the GS- CLCE Department
Let us thank the Lord for the classes and their advisers who sponsored the Holy Eucharist yesterday. May you continue living the life of true Christian Lasallians. God bless you!
Sponsors for today:
12-Sep-17 Grade 5 BB 302 Ms. Marilyn Camitan Grade 2 BB 110 Ms. Fe Lajara
Grade 6 BB 401 Ms. Leonie Landicho Grade 1 BG 110 Ms. Maricris Cantos
Bulletin No.: 019
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
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. .”
Sponsors for tomorrow, Sept. 13, 2017:
13-Sep-17 Grade 5 BB 303 Ms. Ernie Lein Saculo Grade 2 BB 111 Ms. Arlene de Ocampo Grade 6 BB 402 Ms. Verna Cuevas Grade 1 BG 111 Ms. Daniella Gutierrez From the Grade Moderators
1. Commendation to the following classes for praying the rosary and for behaving well while waiting for the teacher at 12:00-12:20.
• BB 311, 312, BB 310, BB 308, 301, 303, 304, 404,401,402,403
2. Everyone is reminded of our lunch break policy. Violation of such falls under Category I of our student handbook.
Consequently, once you were caught violating our lunch break policy, you will be given the following reformative measures:
FOR GRADES 1-3:
Category I
1st offense Oral Reminder and Issuance of Reminder Slip 2nd offense Issuance of Reminder Slip and referral to the Guidance Counselor
3rd offense Written Reminder/ Parental Notification 4th offense Conference with parents
FOR GRADES 4-6:
Category I
1st offense Oral Reminder
2nd offense Issuance of the written reminder signed by the parents to be returned to the Grade Moderator
3rd offense Conference with parents, one step demerit on the deportment grade in a particular quarter, referral to the Guidance Counselor
4th offense One step demerit on the deportment in a particular quarter, conference with parents, referral to the Guidance Counselor and community service
5th offense One step demerit on the deportment in a particular quarter, referral to the Guidance Counselor and 1-2 day suspension
3. Please be advised that during non-emergency cases, students who wish to go to the clinic should secure an admit pass first from the GMs’ office before going to the clinic. Thank you.
4. Students are reminded to submit an excuse letter or excuse letter with medical certificate after an absence.
FROM THE OVCAR – JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal for Administration
1. Everyone is advised not to post anything on the inner and outer walls of the classrooms.
2. All transferees (Grades 8-10) who are ESC grantees from their previous schools are requested to go to the Assistant Principal’s office today.
3. Students are reminded to clean the classroom after dismissal.
4. Tomorrow is Free Structured Wednesday. Class presidents / secretaries are advised to follow the guidelines regarding FS Wednesday. Students should wear the Type B uniform. Make sure to use your time wisely to accomplish the tasks given to you.
From the JHS Academic Council
First Quarter Theme: Respecting the Dignity of Human Life
• The very foundation of Human Resources is grounded on respect for human rights and dignity of individuals and for the fundamental freedom of all, without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion (UN Declaration on Minority Rights, 1992-2012).
From the CLCE Department
Let us thank the Lord for the classes and their advisers who sponsored the Holy Eucharist yesterday. May you continue living the life of true Christian Lasallians. God bless you!
Sponsors for today:
6:30 A.M.
Grade 9 BM 101 Ms. Rina Uy LS 403 Mr. Gina Lontoc
Grade 10 BM 103 Ms. Marian Leslie Atienza CMR 206 Mr. Merylle Marquez 12:10 P.M.
Grade 7 LS 106 Ms. Jayson Baet LS 407 Ms. Glydelyn Ona Grade 8 LS 110 Ms. Anna Lyn Lacerna
LS 412 Ms. Fatima Rivera Sponsors for tomorrow:
6:30 A.M.
Grade 9 LS 101 Ms. Ruth Manalo LS 402 Ms. Jeraldyn Licaros Grade 10 BM 104 Ms. Rosalie Fortus
CMR 205 Ms. Adrian Dimaunahan 12:10 P.M.
Grade 7 LS 107 Mr. Rodelia Beltran LS 406 Ms. Shiela Manalo Grade 8 LS 111 Mr. Jose Lirio
LS 410 Mr. Bryan Lord Taningco From the JHS Math Department
Please be reminded that the MTG Qualifying Exam is scheduled tomorrow, Wednesday, 2:00 – 4:00 pm in MMR 1. So far, the following students expressed their intention in taking the exam:
Grade 7
1. Isabel Bancoro – LS 406 5. Ramon Geric Leynes – LS 408 2. Samuel Nortez – LS 406 6. Kurt Lowel Deliso – LS 408 3. Rojoewel Belen – LS 106 7. Sean Queja – LS 408 4. Tristan delas Alas – LS 408
Grade 9
1. Mary Leica Mendoza – BM 101 5. Trisha Katleen Catibog – LS 404 2. Lauren Mikayla Villapando – LS 401 6. Samantha Soriano – LS 310 3. Mariah Antoinette Naguit – BM 101 7. Yvonne Silva LS 202 4. Danielle Lei Araez – LS 301
From the JHS Social Studies Department
Due to an increase of interested students who wanted to join the Social Studies Academic Varsity team, please be informed that there will be another administration of the qualifying exam for Grades 7-10. It is scheduled on September 14, 2:05pm at LS105. Kindly look for Ms. Monique Rivera for other queries/concerns. Thank you very much and God bless!
From the JHS Grade Moderators
“What lies in our power to do, lies in our power not to do.” By: Aristotle
CATEGORIES OF OFFFENSES AND CORRECTIVE/REFORMATIVE MEASURES Category I
1st offense Oral Reminder
2nd offense Issuance of the written reminder signed by the parents to be returned to the Grade Moderator
3rd offense Conference with parents, one step demerit on the deportment grade in a particular quarter, referral to the Guidance Counselor
4th offense One step demerit on the deportment in a particular quarter, conference with parents, referral to the Guidance Counselor and community service
5th offense One step demerit on the deportment in a particular quarter, referral to the Guidance Counselor and 1-2 day suspension
1.11 Climbing/passing over restricted areas 1.12 Tardiness
1.13 Bringing of pets, unnecessary and harmful equipment and materials 1.14 Asking parents / guardians to deliver items to school
1.15 Using faculty comfort room without proper authorization
1.16 Borrowing/lending of gadgets/books/notes/other materials from classmates or from fellow students in other classes during class hours
1.17 Using the HLS elevator (for GS, JHS and SHS students) without valid pass 1.18 Violation of the lunch break policy
1.19 Sharing of lockers/ Using a locker without payment of locker rental fee 1.20 Borrowing and/or lending of ID
1.21 Unauthorized use of school forms/waivers 1.22 Staying in the classroom after the curfew time
FROM THE OVCAR –SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the CLCE and Philosophy Area
SCHEDULE OF CLASS MASS SPONSORSHIP EVERY 12:00NN AT THE CAPILLA
“The Eucharist is the ‘source and summit of the Christian life’. By the Eucharistic celebration we already unite ourselves with the heavenly liturgy and anticipate eternal life, when God will be all in all. In brief, the Eucharist is the sum and summary of our faith: Our way of thinking is attuned to the Eucharist, and the Eucharist in turn confirms our way of thinking.” – CCC,1326-1327
Let us offer this time of giving thanks and praise to God and unite ourselves with one another in the spirit of faith and love.
Kindly be in the Capilla on your respective schedule of mass sponsorship. Class President and Vice-President are requested to facilitate and monitor the movement of the class to the Capilla. Class Advisers are also expected to monitor the students and join with them in attending the Holy Mass.
Class Mass Sponsors
Date Time
Grade 11 Grade 12
September 12 12:10 – 12:45 A11-04 A12-04
September 14 12:10 – 12:45 A11-05 A12-05
September 15 12:10 – 12:45 A11-06 A12-06
September 18 12:10 – 12:45 A11-07 A12-07
September 19 12:10 – 12:45 A11-08 A12-08
September 21 12:10 – 12:45 H11-01 A12-09
From the STEM and HUMSS CAPSTONE Learning Area Chairs
1. Grade 12 STEM vice-presidents are reminded to collect the reply slips to the letters regarding CAPSTONE initiatives and to submit them to Ms. Kristine Dimaculangan in JRN22.
2. Grade 11 classes who received the letter to CAPSTONE initiatives this week will submit the reply slip on Monday, September 18 to their CAPSTONE student coordinator, who in turn will submit the complete set of reply slips to their respective CAPSTONE LAC.
For Grade 12 STEM students:
1. Please read and understand the guidelines and practical recommendations on community exposure. Be ready physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually for tomorrow's community engagement.
2. For everyone's safety and security, all students will go to the assigned community through the vehicles provided by the school. Likewise, all students will go back to DLSL and will wait for the the dismissal time (12:00NN for the morning trip and 4:30 PM for the afternoon trip) before being allowed to leave the campus.
From Crescit (SHS Publication)
Crescit will join the School Press Advisers Movement (SPAM) 11th Annual National Media Conference of Campus Journalism which will be held at La Carmela De Boracay Hotel Station 2, Balabag, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan on September 13 – 15, 2017. In this line, the following participants who will represent DLSL – SHS shall have whole day training today from 7:30am – 4:30pm. We humbly request our subject teachers to excuse them from classes:
1. Rein Matira Albances H1203
2. Jemimah Roanne Villanueva Aguil H1203 3. Jona Escalona Bondad H1203
4. Aaon John Lazaro Husmillo Briones H1203 5. Mikaela Andrea Bustamante Llanes H1201 6. Joan Amoranto Matulac S1211
7. Veronica Lorraine Rivera Medrano H1203 8. Karsten Lee Panaligan Tolentino S1204
Pull-out forms are prepared for today’s training as well as for the actual competition days, Sept. 13-15.
We wish our student-journalists good luck as they compete in the different contest categories, and most of all, we pray for the safety of their trip. Thank you very much.
FROM THE OVCAR – LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER:
GENERAL GUIDELINES IN USING THE LRC
1. The Validated school ID should be worn at all times while inside the LRC. The “NO ID-NO ENTRY” policy is strictly implemented.
2. Inappropriate attire is not allowed which applies to all areas of the school campus.
3. An electronic library monitoring system is located at the library entrance; scan the ID to be counted.
4. Books for Home Use should be borrowed from the Services Counter.
5. Only drinking water is allowed in the area.
6. Cell phones must be kept in silent mode. Calls should be done outside the Reading area.
7. The LIBRARY is a place for study and research. QUIET, ORDERLY and CLEAN environment is very much appreciated.
8. The use of electrical outlets for gadgets is provided within LRC premises for 1 hour maximum. A pass will be issued in exchange for your ID at the Readers Services counter.
9. In order to protect the rights of library users’ photo and video coverage is highly discouraged unless a written letter of request signifying purpose is submitted and approved by the LRC Head.
9. Bags are subject to inspection upon entering and when exiting library premises.
Note: A student showing misbehavior (i.e. talking aloud, disturbing others, vandalizing, littering, mutilating library materials, etc.) is subject to disciplinary action. A buzzer serves as a warning for you to be silent inside the LIBRARY.
FROM THE OVCAR – GUIDANCE OFFICE:
1. For Grade 12 Students:
a. To UST applicants:
1. You may now get your accomplished Grades Form.
2. To those who will be taking the UST entrance test on September 17, please check and print your test permit online on September 14, Thursday or September 15, Friday.
b. To DLSU applicants: DLSU Admissions Test in De La Salle Lipa will be on September 24, Sunday.
Those who have been issued with the online test permits but won't be able to take it in their assigned schedule are instructed to follow this process in rescheduling:
1. Send an email request to [email protected] with Subject Heading: DCAT Rescheduling
2. Indicate in the request the following:
2.1. reason for the Request for Rescheduling
2.2. test venue/date where they want to be rescheduled
c. On DLSU DCAT: Those who were not able to apply online for DLSU and are still interested to apply and take the exam at DLSL on September 24, manual application is open. Please go to the IS Guidance office, get the application form and submit other requirements such as:
1. 2pcs (2 x 2) Photos
2. Photocopy of the Student ID of the Applicant
3. Payment for the Application - P 600.00 for Filipinos and P 2,500.00 for Non-Filipinos
d. To UP Applicants: The following students submitted their UPCAT Form 2 but did not submit their Form 1. They are requested to get their Form 2 from the Guidance Office to personally complete their application at UP.
1.Balan, Lois Lane Puyod 6.Ilagan, Sophia Lee Ann 2. Bataan, Sam Coleene Valdez 7. Inandan, Herlyn Enriquez 3. Bueno, Samantha Ayessa Pielago 8. Lajara, Cholo Matulac
4. Calingasan, Maria Ysabelle De Leon 9. Mendoza, Victor Audric Dimaculangan 5. Eugenio, Julienne Mary Grace Torres 10.Mercado, Kim Harold Magdaug 2. Looking Ahead:
September 18 - 22 N1- G1 Counselors’ Time September 25 - 29 G2 - G3 Counselors’ Time FROM THE OVCAR – STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
1. On I.D. Capturing Schedule.
Note: May we request those students who were not able to have their I.D. picture taking to please proceed at the SAO tomorrow from 8:00-4:00PM only.
2. On Club Enlistment of Junior High School. Please take note of the following updates on clubs:
For those who have not enlisted yet in any of the clubs, you are requested to visit the SAO for enlistment. Our Club Moderators are requested to please forward the updated sign-up list to the SAO today. The following clubs are open for enlistment: We shall have the enlistment until this week. Should you have other concerns, please visit the SAO and look for Mrs. Melissa Ishikawa.
TIME TUESDAY TIME TUESDAY
7:30 – 8:30 BM 105
BM 201
10:30 – 11:30 BM 206 CMR 201
8:30 – 9:30 BM 202
BM 203
1:00 – 2:00 CMR 202 CMR 204
9:30 – 10:30 BM 204
BM 205
2:00 – 3:00 CMR 205 CMR 206 CMR 207
Club Name Club Name Club Name
Club Name Club ModeratorClub Moderator Club ModeratorClub Moderator Room Room Room Room
Youth for Christ Mr. Michael Zara LS 101 43
KAAGAPAY Ms. Ynette Rosales LS 102, 103 80
Thespian (Drama Club) Ms. Rjay de Gala LS 205 9
HS Debate Club and Speech Bureau Ms. Mae Bautista LS 206 33
Tower Sessions Club Mr. Jake Bigcas Band Room 32
Gourmet Club Ms. Edlyn Ebreo
Mr. Karl Anthony Perez
TLE Room 104
Alternative Media Club Ms. Margie Laraya, Ms.
Jeravil Montales
LS 301 – LS 304
278
Altar Servers Club TBD LS 106 19
Shakespeare’s Lasallian Friends Ms. Golda Obena LS 307 29
Societas Juventus TBD LS 311 10
Liturgical Music TBD LS 106 4
Adlaw Mr. JL de la Cruz LS 208 –LS 210 134
Somathens Ms. Doreen Morillo LS 212 11
Booklover’s Club Ms. Emy Sagbang LRC 2 53
Cinema Board TBD MMR 1 MMR
4
673 Specialized Club
Taekwondo Mr. Johnearle Abante BB Roof Deck 28
The Poet Society Project Green 7, 8, 9
KLIK! (Kapisanan ng mga Lasalyanong ang Peer Facilitator’s Club
3. On SCB Meeting with the Class Presidents: The SCB Officers shall have a meeting with the Class Presidents today following this schedule:
Grade 7 and 8 Class Presidents – 12:00nn at the SCB Office Grade 9 and 10 Class Presidents – 1:00PM at the SCB Office
4. On Peace Poster Making Contest. The following are the official contestants for the Peace Poster making Contest tomorrow.
Name Section Name Section
Ron Gav Catibog LS 405 Evan Olivier Basilan LS 408
Christine Joy Montoya LS 108 Akeem Keith Manalo LS 407
Arianne L. Malicsi LS 105 M Christina Castro S11 - 06
Kristine Joy Medrano LS 108 Esethkiel Raven Cuevas H12 – 02
Maxine Hernandez LS 309 Mia Kamyl Gines LS 308
Miguel Ynigo Villarica LS 107 Mancion Daniela Marie M. BM 205
Karla Micaella Soriano LS 306 Jaden Mae Magaling LS 406
Magmanlac, King Jasper Paul V. LS 403 Shanon Meridith Dasal LS 404
Cuenca, Maria Jillian LS 401 Nina Beatrice Vivas LS 302
Chard Ivan Harina BM 202 Francine Mital BM 201
Cuenca, Christine May BM 204 Concordia, Jhyrel Juliene LS 402 Arada, Anjella Gwyndelyn BM 206 Amata, Ryuki Kaizer LS 211 Castillo, Angela Louise LS 208 Binay, Prince Errol LS 109
Vince Louie Marana LS 206 Kaitlyn katigbac CMR 204
Trizian Mae Calleja LS 305 Marc O’neil Mayuga LS 409
Emmanuel Rouie Acielo LS 109 Sophia Alexia Villanueva LS 111 Isabela Marie Sangalang LS 210 Castillo Kennedy Carl S11-11
Bernadine Magnaye LS 301 Edrielle Anne Nachor BM 102
May we remind the participants to please prepare ¼ illustration board and any preferred coloring materials. Please proceed at the HASYENDA after Homeroom Period. The Contest proper shall start at 8:00AM. Good luck to all our contestants!
5. On Elected Grade 7 SCB Representatives. Congratulations to the following elected Grade 7 SCB Representatives:
a. Manalo John Gavriel - 419 votes b. Palo, Jerick Matthew– 405 votes c. Petalio, Ahyen – 289 votes d. Robles, Kobe Andre – 274 votes e. Montalbo, Reece Alastaire – 182 votes f. Caraos, Joeimy Magdalene – 156 votes g. Pantaleon, Sophia - 143 votes
h. Montoya, Christine Joy – 124 votes
Thank you so much to our very supportive Grade 7 community and to our SCB Officers for facilitating the canvassing of election returns. ANIMO Lasalle!!
6. On Audition for Vox Fusion. Calling the attention of our talented students who would like to develop further their prowess in singing to join the audition for Vox Fusion on September 14, Thursday at LS 203 from 2:00PM onwards. Please prepare a 1 minute song of your choice and look for Darius Miguel Matibag of CMR 205 for enlistment. Good luck!!
Interes ay Kamera)
Volleyball Dreamers Club Anti-Bullying Club
Lasallian Youth Council PAALSA
Junior Computer Wizard Siklab
Girl’s Football Club Drama Club (Thespian)
GSP Liturgical Music
FROM THE OVCM – COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT OFFICE:
Grades 9 and 10 Class Presidents are reminded to submit the completed group Information Sheets (groups 1-5) on or before September 13 (Wednesday) at the Community Involvement Office (office behind the Capilla).
FROM THE OVCM – SPORTS OFFICE:
ON PEP RALLY
One of the most important activities of the Sports and Culture Directorate is the PEP RALLY which is going to be held on September 21, 2017, 1:00-3:30 pm at the SENTRUM. This is the occasion wherein the school community gathers to inspire and show moral support to our athletes in their upcoming sports tournaments and competitions.
Coaches and athletes are reminded of the following:
1. Practice with the PEP Squad = September 19 , 2017, 4:00-6:00 pm, SENTRUM 2. Practice with Sir Roger Basco = September 21, 2017 10:00 am SENTRUM..
3. Pull out of Athletes on September 21 will start at 9:30 a.m. to give time for a. early lunch,
b. change of uniforms and c. practice for the event.
4. GREEN VARSITY UNIFORM SHALL BE THE OFFICIAL ATTIRE.
5. Foods and Beverages during the PEP Rally are not allowed.
6. Please come on time during practices.
MEET ‘N DRILL
Learn Volleyball Basics with F2 LOGISTICS ( most of the players are from DLSU Lady Spikers) and COCOLIFE Asset Managers Team. The former and present athletes from UAAP and NCAA will conduct the volleyball camp on September 30, 2017, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. at the SENTRUM. The volleyball camp is scheduled in the morning while programs, photo opportunity and autograph signing are in the afternoon.
The activity fee is Ph1,000 including CAMP Shirts. There will be giveaways to be given by both teams.
For early registration, please visit the sports office. The first 150 registrants shall be given the priority.
