GOD’S WORDS FOR TODAY Lk 7:36-50) The Holy Gospel according to St. Luke,
A Pharisee invited Jesus to dine with him, and he entered the Pharisee’s house and reclined at table. Now there was a sinful woman in the city who learned that he was at table in the house of the Pharisee. Bringing an alabaster flask of ointment, she stood behind him at his feet weeping and began to bathe his feet with her tears. Then she wiped them with her hair, kissed them, and anointed them with the ointment. When the Pharisee who had invited him saw this he said to himself, “If this man was a prophet, he would know who and what sort of woman this is who is touching him, that she is a sinner.” Jesus said to him in reply, “Simon, I have something to say to you.” “Tell me, teacher,” he said. Two people were in debt to a certain creditor; one owed five hundred days’ wages and the other owed fifty. Since they were unable to repay the debt, he forgave it for both. Which of them will love him more?” Simon said in reply, “The one, I suppose, whose larger debt was forgiven.” He said to him, “You have judged rightly.” Then he turned to the woman and said to Simon,
“Do you see this woman? When I entered your house, you did not give me water for my feet, but she bathed them with her tears and wiped them with her hair. You did not give me a kiss, but she has not ceased kissing my feet since the time I entered. You did not anoint my head with oil, but she anointed my feet with ointment. So I tell you, her many sins have been forgiven; hence, she has shown great love. But the one to whom little is forgiven, loves little. He said to her, “Your sins are forgiven.” The others at table said to themselves, “Who is this who even forgives sins?” But he said, to the woman,
“Your faith has saved you; go in peace.”
Reflection:
A Pharisee invites Jesus to dinner, perhaps because he wants to decide for himself if he is indeed a prophet as some people claim. And yet he does not treat Jesus as an honored guest in his house, in contrast, a woman of dubious reputation, who is neither a part of the host’s household nor a guest, washes his feet with her tears, kisses them and anoints his head with oil. Jesus takes the opportunity to speak about sin, forgiveness and love. Simon, who is forgiven little consequently manifests little love for Jesus. The woman, who is forgiven her many sins, overwhelms Jesus with her display of love.
Prayer:
Let us pray, Lord, please forgive our sins that grieved Your heart. Amen…
St. John Baptist De La Salle… Pray for us!
Live Jesus in our hearts… Forever!
FROM THE OVCAR – REGIONAL CENTER FOR PEACE EDUCATION (RCPE):
“Peace begins with a smile.” ― Mother Teresa
In celebration of “Peace One Day” on September 21, 2015, we urge everyone to actively participate in the series of peace- related activities that we shall have during that day.
PEACE ONE DAY September 21, 2015 Name of Activity Target Date and
Time
Venue Committee-in- Charge
Participants Peace-related
Classroom Activities Preschool Teachers Preschool
Peace Walk (College) Pinwheels for Peace
7:00 am CBEAM to Sentrum NSTP
Selected NSTP students, and faculty, Lingkod
Lasalyano members
Peace Walk (IS) 7:45 am
Respective rooms to Sentrum
Grades 5, 6, 10 with peace messages in ½ cartolina Ringing of Peace
Bell 8:25AM Capilla ILFO
Prayer and Floral
Offering 8:00-8:30 am BB Roofdeck CL Teachers Grades 1 and 2 Peace Rosary 8:30-9:00 am BB Roofdeck CL Teachers Grades 3 and 4 PEACE MASS 8:30-9:30 am Sentrum
Committee on Paraliturgical
Grades 5-6, Grade 10,
Bulletin No.: 065
Thursday, 17 September 2015
MISSION VISION
“To be a sign of faith as an excellent educational institution, sharing in the Lasallian mission of teaching minds, touching hearts and transforming lives.”
Service chaired by Mr. Fred Amul and co-chaired by
Dr. Nooky Mangulabnan
Grade 11, Grade 12,
College students, Faculty
Mr. Rogger Basco and Ms. Edna Yanga Blessing of
Peace Garden Laying of Peace Wreath Releasing of Doves
9:30-10:00am Peace Garden
Mr. Rogger Basco
Grade 2 (cream section), Grade 9 (cream section),
SCB (Grade School and High School) Doves c/o SCB GRAND OPENING
OF PEACE ONE DAY
After Peace Mass 9:30 – 11:30 am
Sentrum
Peace Concert Sentrum Committee on
Program chaired by Mr. Rogger Basco
Black Band VOX Fusion
Musikalista Opening of
Maranatha
5:00 pm Sentrum
RelEd and Philosophy Area
headed by Dr. Nooky Mangulabnan
College
NOTE: Grades 2 and 9 cream sections are advised to be in the Peace Garden at 9:15 am for the blessing of peace garden, laying of peace wreath and releasing of doves.
Please be guided by the attached floor layout for the Peace Mass on September 21.
FROM THE OVCAR – OFFICE OF THE INTEGRATED SCHOOL PRINCIPAL:
1. We continue to prepare for the Peace One Day on Sept. 21, 2015. We enjoin everyone to participate in all our peace initiatives. Peace be with you, all!
2. The Principal has scheduled a One-on-One Meeting with the Trial 1 Teachers on Sept. 22, 2015. Concerned teachers are requested to come as scheduled. Thank you.
Name Department Subject Grade Time
1 Aguilera, Gizelle GS Nursery 8:00 AM
2 Jumadiao, Bernie JHS Christian Living Grade 9 8:15 AM
3 Eucare, Razel JHS English Grade 7 8:45 AM
4 Atienza, Marianne Leslie JHS English Grade 9 10:00 AM
5 De Torres, Harold JHS TLE Grade 8 10:15 AM
6 Gaurano, Sheila JHS Science Grade 8 1:15 PM
7 Esparagoza, Br. Edgar JHS Christian Living Grade 7 1:30 PM
8 Umali, Clarice JHS TLE Grade 7 2:00 PM
9 Baet, Jayson JHS Social Studies Grade 8 2:15 PM
10 Manalo, Ruth JHS Science Grade 7 3:15 PM
3. From the GSD and the Evacuation Committee Head
The Grade School Community is the 1st Cluster who will execute the Fire Drill. In preparation for this, please be familiar with the following fire safety tips:
a. Know the primary and alternative exit routes and everyone should be familiar with it.
b. Everyone should recognize and respond to the sound of the smoke detector or other fire alarm
immediately. As soon as you hear the alarm, immediate response is vital for a quick, orderly evacuation.
c. Everyone should exit in an orderly manner to prevent confusion and minimize panic or injury. No one should push their way out on exits.
d. Single file lines are best in controlling traffic to the exits.
e. Be sure to know two (2) ways out. If the primary exit is blocked by smoke or fire, use your second exit.
Point out all emergency exits as you walk through the emergency procedure/ plan.
f. Always use the stairways to exit multi-storey buildings. Do not use the elevator for it may stop between floors, or go to the fire floor and stop with the doors open.
g. If a room or corridor is filled with smoke, crawl low on your hands and knees to the exit. Take note that the cleaner air is close to the ground, to prevent suffocation.
h. Know what to do if you can’t escape. You’ll need to plan your actions in case immediate escape is impossible. For example, stay in a room with an outside window and always close doors between you and the fire. Think about what you could use: sheets, towels, curtains, or even large pieces of clothing- to stuff around cracks near the door and wave as a signal to rescuers.
i. Know how to open the window to ventilate smoke, but be prepared to close it immediately if it makes the room smokier.
j. Stay low in smoke until you’re rescued.
k. Once you are outside, stay outside and don’t go back until the Evacuation Committee declares that everything is clear and it is safe to go back.
FROM THE OVCAR – GRADE SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
1. We shall celebrate PEACE One Day on September 21, 2015. Please be guided by the schedule below:
Reminders:
Grades 5 and 6 students have to eat heavy breakfast.
Grade 2 BB 111 will be fetched by Grade 9 students at 9:20 am, after recess.
2. Letter to parents of the first communicants was given. Concerned students, please make sure that your parents will receive it and remind them to attend the meeting on September 30.
From the GS- Christian Living with Character Education Department
“Daily Meal with God”
The Mass is also a meal. At the Consecration, the bread and wine, through the power of the Holy Spirit, become the Body and Blood of Christ. Not a mere symbol, but Jesus's real flesh and real blood, under the appearance of bread and wine. When we receive Holy Communion, we receive Jesus Himself. He is real food for our soul. He said this very plainly: I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you do not have life within you. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day. My flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink.
Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him. (John 6:55-56).
What are the benefits of Holy Communion? It strengthens our union with Jesus; He lives within us in a special way. It cleanses us from venial sins. (Mortal sins require forgiveness in Confession.) It gives us grace to avoid sin in the future. It increases our love of God and neighbor.
http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/parenting/pa0076.html (to be continued..)
Thank you so much to the Mass sponsors/goers today. The following are the sponsors tomorrow:
Grade 2 *BG 111 Ms. Rhea Pecayo Grade 5 BB 303 Ms. Jeramie Landicho Grade 4 BB 210 Ms. Elma Langamon Grade 4 BB 312 Ms. Kristina Abante
Time: Activity: Participants: Assigned Teacher/s 7:45 Peace Walk (Respective
rooms to SENTRUM)
Grades 5 & 6 Subject teachers 8:00-8:30 Floral Offering at the
Roof Deck –Mary’s Statue
Grade 1 Subject teachers 8:30-9:00 Floral Offering at the
Roof Deck –Mary’s Statue
Grade 2 Subject teachers 9:20-9:50 Rosary Prayer offering at
the Roof Deck
Grade 3 Subject teachers 9:50-10:20 Rosary Prayer offering at
the Roof Deck
Grade 4 Subject teachers 8:30-9:30 PEACE MASS Grades 5 & 6 Subject teachers 9:30-10:00 Blessing of Peace Pole Grades 4, 5, & 6
marshals and Grade 2 Cream Class
From the Computer Department
Congratulations to the following students who participated in the 14th Philippine Robotics Olympiad held at SM North Edsa last September 9, 2015. Galen Angeles, Aui Tipan, Brian Metrillo, JV Jareño, Cyrus Mendoza, Aldrin Dimaano and Raymund Dimayuga. Kudos to their coaches, Mrs. Maritess Russell and Mrs. Jaylyn Sanchez and also to Mrs.
Remelyn Lumanglas and Mr. Jimwell Lacerna who served as adult leaders. JV Jareño, Cyrus Mendoza and Aldrin Dimaano competed for the National level last September 11.
From the MAPEH Department
Given below are the over-all results of the Nursery 1 to Grade 3 Intramurals 2015;
Nursery 1
Over-all Champion - BB 102 AM of Ms. Vivian Dimaculangan 1st Runner Up - BB 103 AM of Ms. Mercelle Lalamunan Second Runner Up - BB 102 PM of Ms. Vivian Dimaculangan Third Runner Up - BB 103 PM of Ms. Mercelle Lalamunan Nursery 2
Over-all Champion - BB 106 PM of Ms. Glenda Garay 1st Runner Up - BB 106 AM of Ms. Glenda Garay Second Runner Up - BB 101 AM of Ms. Malu Yanga Third Runner Up - BB 101 PM of Ms. Malu Yanga Fourth Runner Up - BB 201 PM of Ms. Gizelle Aguilea Kinder
Over-all Champion - BB 203 PM of Ms. Josephine Jopia 1st Runner Up - BB 201 of Ms. Shella Mari Rivera Second Runner Up - BB 203 AM of Ms. Olive Tan Third Runner Up - BB 202 AM of Ms. Gerlie Desigano Fourth Runner Up - BB 202 PM of Ms. Jonalisa Estrera Grade 1
Over-all Champion - BB 105 of Ms. Cris Del Mundo.
1st Runner Up - BB 109 of Ms. Ruby Garing Second Runner Up - BB 111 of Ms. Daniela Gutierez Third Runner Up - BB 104 of Ms. Elizabeth Pagulayan Grade 2
Over-all Champion - BG 111 of Ms. Rhea Pecayo 1st Runner Up - BG 108 of Ms. Grace Robles Second Runner Up - BG 113 of Ms. Verna Cuevas Third Runner Up - BG 114 of Ms. Arlene Jarque Grade 3
Over-all Champion - BB 208 of Ms. Annie Embalsado.
1st Runner Up - BB 204 of Ms. Ehden Petalio Second Runner up - BB 108 of Ms. Marian Pena Third Runner Up - BB 206 of Ms. Ellen Ramirez
Special thanks is given to Ms Mayo Mantuano, Ms. Gina Vergara, members of the GS Academic Council, Guidance Counselors, Preschool and Grades 1-3 advisers and subject teachers for making the Intramurals a success.
Special commendation goes to Ms. Lerma Castro, Ms Arlene Jarque and Ms. Maricris Cantos for a job well done. Thank you so much. Animo La Salle.
FROM THE OVCAR –JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the JHS Assistant Principal
1. Grades 7 and 10 students who bought tickets for the Game for Chevrons today shall proceed to the SENTRUM only after the 3pm classes. Please be guided accordingly.
2. Grades 8 and 9 shall follow the instructions provided by the Sports Office and their respective GM.
3. For Grade 10: You will receive any time today the letter for your parents regarding the photo package for the souvenir program of the Recognition Rites in March 2016. Make sure your parents will receive this letter.
4. Additional Mission Collection: LS207, LS204
From the JHS English Department
This week, we’re giving you some plural forms of nouns you might be confused with when you speak or write. Here are some examples:
Singular Plural
tableau tableaux
die dice
schema schemata
seraph seraphim
focus foci
Source: Brockway, L. (2012). 39 plural forms that might confuse writers. Ragan’s PR Daily. Retrieved 11 September 2015 from
http://www.prdaily.com/Main/Articles/39_plural_forms_that_might_confuse_wr iters_10648.aspx
From the JHS MAPEH Department:
On Games for September 17 Morning (Thursday)
1. Today is the fourth day of Grade 8 and Grade 9 Intramurals. Please be guided with your game schedule.
Grade 8
Continuation of Volleyball Games
Boys - 2 Outside Courts Girls- Centen B and 1
Outside Court September
17 (Thursday)
7:40am to 11:00am
Continuation of Football Games Football Field Grade 9
Continuation of Basketball Games Boys - Centen B Girls - Centen A September
17 (Thursday)
7:40am to 11:00am
All Mixed Badminton Games BHV Gym
On the Results of the Grade 8 SAYAWIT Contest
2. Congratulations to the winners of the Grade 8 SAYAWIT Contest held yesterday at the BHV Gym. Thank you and congratulations to all the Grade 8 classes and your homeroom advisers.
Champion – LS 311 of Ms. Aira Buquir 1st Runner Up – LS 307 of Ms. Lala Faeldonia 2nd Runner Up – LS 312 of Mr. Jayson Baet 3rd Runner Up – LS 410 of Mr. Aldwin Baldovino On Games for September 18 Morning (Friday)
3. Grade 7 to Grade 10 classes will have the following games tomorrow morning (September 18). Movement to the venue will start right after the homeroom period. The games will start after the short orientation from the facilitators.
Grade 7 to Grade 10 – 100 meter sprint and 200 meter sprint at the Track Lane (Oval) Grade 7 to Grade 10 – Mixed Tug O’ War at the Centen B
Grade 7 and Grade 10 – Mixed Badminton at the BHV Gym
The given events will be played at the same time so please assign students who will play in each event.
Students assigned per class are expected to stay in the venue in the duration of the game.
100 meter sprint – 1 Boy and 1 Girl 200 meter sprint – 1 Boy and 1 Girl Mixed Tug O’ War – 5 Boys and 5 Girls Mixed Badminton - 1 Boy and 1 Girl
Note: Substitution is not allowed in 100 meter sprint, 200 meter sprint and mixed badminton. The students who will play in the elimination round will be the same students who will play in the succeeding games. On the other hand, substitution is allowed in mixed tug o’ war since it is a team event.
4. The MAPEH Teachers – Game Facilitators will have a short orientation to the students-participants at 8:00am in the assigned venues before the start of the games. Please be guided with the details below:
100 meter sprint and 200 meter sprint – Oval near the Baseball Diamond Mixed Tug O’ War – Centen B
Mixed Badminton - BHV Gym
5. Below are the MAPEH Teachers – Game Facilitators:
100 meter sprint and 200 meter sprint – Mr. Mario Katigbak, Ms. Imee Mendoza, Mr. Cristopher Escartin and Mr. Val Bautista. Athletics varsities are expected to help in the facilitation.
Mixed Tug O’ War – Mr. Nelson Gonzales, Mr. Rosel Sumcad, Ms. Miriam Merlin, Ms. Edna Serrano and Mr. Jake Bigcas
Mixed Badminton - Ms. Gie Bautista and Ms. Lesiree Pernez. Badminton varsities are expected to help in the facilitation.
On Awarding/Closing Ceremony, September 18 Afternoon (Friday)
6. Grade 7 to Grade 10 closing ceremony will be from 1:00pm to 4:00pm at the SENTRUM. Regarding this, please be guided of the following:
• All the games scheduled in the morning will end at 11:00am
• The students are expected to take their early lunch, 11:00am or earlier
• Checking of attendance in the assigned resting area will be at 12:20nn
• Movement to the SENTRUM is at 12:30
• Refer to the GMs bulleting entry regarding the sitting plan in the SENTRUM. The sitting plan will be printed in tomorrow’s bulletin.
• Students are advised to bring bottled water in the SENTRUM. Foods are not allowed.
• The event will include the repeat performances of the selected classes/winners in the cultural contests and the awarding of the over-all results.
7. Representatives of the following classes will have a meeting today with Ms. Lesiree Pernez and Ms. Imee Mendoza at the BHV Gym right after the Alma Mater Song. Important matter regarding the awarding/closing program will be discussed. Please come on time.
a. LS108 Modern Dance Group of Mr. Reinard Anog – 2 Representatives b. LS311 SAYAWIT Group of Ms. Aira Buquir – 2 Representatives
c. LS401 Broadway Musical Group of Ms. Marilou Navales – 2 Representatives d. LS403 Broadway Musical Group of Ms. Rosalie Fortus – 2 Representatives
e. BM101 Broadway Musical Group of Ms. Kristin Anne Dimaculangan – 2 Representatives f. BM104 Broadway Musical Group of Mr. Zaldy Jazareno – 2 Representatives
g. BM206 Modern Ballroom Dance Group of Ms. Merryle Marquez – 2 Representatives h. CMR206 Modern Ballroom Dance Group of Ms. Violeta Remo – 2 Representatives i. BM201 Modern Ballroom Dance Group of Mr. Arthur Dimaculangan – 2 Representatives j. CMR202 Modern Ballroom Dance Group of Mr. Hirodian Baon – 2 Representatives k. LS103 Vocal Solo Representative of Ms. Anna Lourdes Dimayuga
l. LS405 Vocal Solo Representative of Br Joseph Daluz m. BM103 Vocal Solo Representative of Ms. Edna Serrano n. CMR206 Vocal Solo Representative of Ms. Violeta Remo For Grade 10, Grade 9 and Few Grade 8 Classes
8. We continue to follow the switching of classrooms for Grade 10, Grade 9 and few Grade 8 classes today.
Please be guided with the assignment of classrooms printed in bulletin last Tuesday. Thank you very much.
On Classroom Assignment and Resting Area for September 18 (Friday)
9. Homeroom period will be handled by the homeroom advisers in the original classroom. There will be no more switching of classrooms.
10. The resting area are the following: Grade 7 – Hacienda; Grade 8 – Peace Lane and Kiosks near the Capilla;
Grade 9 – Peace Lane, Kiosk and Stage in the Centen Area; and Grade 10 – Corridors of the 1st and 2nd Floors of the BM Building.
On Wearing of Uniform
11. Students are reminded that the original schedule of the wearing of the school uniform and PE uniform will be followed. Please be guided accordingly. Thank you very much.
FROM THE OVCAD – INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES:
What Are the Health Risks of Overweight and Obesity?
Being overweight or obese isn't a cosmetic problem. These conditions greatly raise your risk for other health problems.
Overweight and Obesity-Related Health Problems in Adults Coronary Heart Disease
As your body mass index rises, so does your risk for coronary heart disease (CHD). CHD is a condition in which a waxy substance called plaque builds up inside the coronary arteries. These arteries supply oxygen-rich blood to your heart.
Plaque can narrow or block the coronary arteries and reduce blood flow to the heart muscle. This can cause angina or a heart attack. (Angina is chest pain or discomfort.)
Obesity also can lead to heart failure. This is a serious condition in which your heart can't pump enough blood to meet your body's needs.
High Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is the force of blood pushing against the walls of the arteries as the heart pumps blood. If this pressure rises and stays high over time, it can damage the body in many ways.
Your chances of having high blood pressure are greater if you're overweight or obese.
Stroke
Being overweight or obese can lead to a build up of plaque in your arteries. Eventually, an area of plaque can rupture, causing a blood clot to form.
If the clot is close to your brain, it can block the flow of blood and oxygen to your brain and cause a stroke. The risk of having a stroke rises as BMI increases.
http://www.fitday.com/fitness-articles/nutrition/healthy-eating/how-to-prevent-obesity-with-small-easy-changes.
Schedule of Medical and Dental Check Up
Date Time Medical Dental Sept.17 09:40am-10:40am G10 MM 204
01:00pm-02:00pm G10 MM 202 02:00pm- 03:00pm G6 BB 405 Sept.18 08:00am- 09:00am G3 BB 108 09:20am- 10:20am G3 BB 205 G3 BB 205 FROM THE OVCM - GUIDANCE OFFICE:
1. For N1 – G1 Advisers, Subject Teachers and Students: Below is the schedule of the Counselor’s Time for Nursery 1 to Grade 1 students for today and tomorrow:
*Note: Advisers are requested to instruct their students to bring coloring materials.
2. For Grades 2-3 Advisers, Subject Teachers and Students: Please be informed that the 2nd Counselors’
Time for Grades 2 to 3 classes will be on September 21- 25, 2015. Below is the schedule:
KINDER
BB 202 AM 8:15-8:50 Christian Living Ms. R. Reyes BB 201 AM 9:45-10:20 Mathematics Ms. S. Rivera BB 203 AM 10:20-10:55 Penmanship Ms. O. Tan BB 202 PM 2:25-3:00 Reading Ms. J. Estrera September 17
(Thursday)
BB 203 PM 3:00-3:35 Penmanship Ms. J. Jopia GRADE 1
BB 112 7:40-8:20 Mathematics Ms. C. Hernandez BB 104 9:20-10:00 Social Studies Ms. E. Pagulayan
NURSERY 1 September 18
(Friday)
BB 103 PM 11:20-11:50 P.E. & M./Outdoor Play Ms. M. Lalamunan
Date Time Section Subject Teacher
GRADE 2
8:20AM – 9:00AM BG 113 Reading Ms. V. Cuevas Sept. 21, 2015
(Monday) 1:00PM – 1:40PM BG 110 Math Ms. R. Pecayo 8:20AM – 9:00AM BG 112 C.L. Ms. N. Hernandez Sept. 22, 2015
(Tuesday) 1:00PM – 1:40PM BG 111 Math Ms. R. Pecayo 10:40AM – 11:20AM BG 114 Soc. Studies Ms. S. Sarmiento Sept. 23, 2015
(Wednesday) 1:00PM – 1:40PM BG 109 Science Ms. R. Marquez GRADE 3
10:40AM – 11:20AM BB 209 Science Ms. L. Camacho Sept. 21, 2015
(Monday) 2:20PM – 3:00PM BB 204 Math Ms. E. Petalio 10:00AM – 10:40AM BB 205 Filipino Ms. C. Aguila Sept. 22, 2015
(Tuesday) 12:20PM – 1:00PM BB 208 Language Ms. A. Embalsado Sept. 23, 2015
(Wednesday) 7:40AM – 8:20AM BB 206 Soc. Studies Ms. E. Ramirez
*Note: Advisers are requested to instruct their students to bring coloring materials.
3. For Grades 7 - 10 Homeroom Advisers and Students:Structured Homeroom on Monday, September 21. Below are the titles of the modules.
a. Grade 7: “Home Sweet Home”
b. Grade 8: “Intellectual Honesty… What Is It All About”
c. Grade 9: “Be an Ally! Show Compassion and Concern for Others”
d. Grade 10: “What is Right in My Life”
4. For Grade 10 Advisers and Students: Please be informed of the REVISED SCHEDULE of OLSAT (Otis- Lennon School Ability Test) administration to Grade 10 students. Below is the schedule:
FROM THE OVCM - STUDENTS ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
1. On Club Meeting. Our Grade School shall have their Club Meeting tomorrow.
2. Please visit SAO for your Club concerns and look for Mrs. Ishikawa. Thank you very much.
3. On SPLASHED COLOR FUN RUN. The SCB shall sponsor the SPLASHED Color Run on September 26.
The registration fee is as follows:
5K – Ph150 from DLSL Oval to SM and back to DLSL Oval (gun starts at 5:00AM)
3K – Ph 150 from DLSL Oval to South and back to DLSL Oval (gun starts at 5:30AM)
500M – Ph150 at DLSL Oval (gun starts at 6:30AM) For other details, please see your SCB Officers.
4. On Letter about Splashed Color Fun Run. Letter to parents about Splashed Color Fun Run shall be distributed today in Grades 1 -6 by our SCB officers. Meanwhile, the advisers shall also receive a letter about the collection of registration fee of each participant. Your support shall be highly appreciated. For your concerns, please coordinate with our SCB or SAO Office.
5. On Peace Advocacy Contest through Social Media. Keep on posting using #PeaceOneDay in any of the following SCB accounts: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. We shall recognize the winners at the end of the Peace Month Celebration.
6. On Dance Rehearsal for Peace One Day Celebration. This is to request 2 representatives from each class of Grade 10 to join in the dance rehearsal at the BB Basement today, 3:00PM. Your attendance shall be highly appreciated to make Peace One Day activity successful. Moreover, the representatives from different classes shall teach their respective class tomorrow during their CL classes. Thank you very much.
FROM THE OVCM – INSTITUTIONAL LASALLIAN FORMATION OFFICE:
Retreat Schedule
October 1-2 - G10 CMR204 October 21-22 - G10 MM202 October 19-20 - G10 CMR206 October 26-27 - G10 BM105 Recollection Schedule
October 16 - G8 LS312, LS410, LS405 October 19 - G7 LS109, LS110, LS103
FROM THE OVCM – VOCATIONS MINISTRY OFFICE:
Brother’s Live-In Program (BLIP)
The Brothers Community wishes to welcome the four (4) College Students to the Brothers’ House. Three of them are Electronics and Communications Engineering students and one Multimedia Arts student. They have exemplified a life of generosity and service through their consistent participation in the various service involvements in the school. They are invited to share and live the Brothers’ way of life from September 17-20, 2015. Please keep them in your prayers.
Thank you.
Date Section Time Teacher
CMR 204 7:40 am – 8:40 am Mr. A. Cadeliña BM 205 8:40 am – 9:40 am Mr. F. Angeles BM 203 9:40 am – 10:40 am Mr. H. Baon MM 202 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Mr. A. Cadeliña September 17,
2015 (Thursday)
BM 201 2:00 pm– 3:00 pm Mr. H. Baon BM 206 8:40 am – 9:40 am Mr. F. Angeles BM 105 9:40 am – 10:40 am Mr. A. Cadeliña September 21,
2015
(Monday) CMR 205 2:00 pm– 3:00 pm Mr. F. Angeles
FROM THE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT OFFICE:
The Grade 6 students will be having their orientation for the Grade 6 KAAGAPAY at their respective classrooms on the following dates:
DATE TIME SECTION
September 22 7:20 – 8:00 BB 403
September 24 7:20 – 8:00 BB 404
September 29 7:20 – 8:00 BB 405
October 8 7:20 – 8:00 BB 406
October 9 7:20 – 8:00 BB 41
Likewise, all Grade 6 Presidents are requested to submit to the Community Involvement Office (1st Floor Sen. Diokno Bldg.) a class list of their section, written beside the names of the students, their last school year’s section. This is to facilitate the re-arrangement of their violet Outreach Activity Notebook for re-distribution. Today is the deadline of submission.
The Grade 6 students will be having their Grade 6 KAAGAPAY Exposure and Outreach Activity on the following revised dates and venue:
DATE SECTION PARTNER SCHOOL VENUE
September 21 BB 401 Ibaan Central School Sen. Diokno Auditorium September 23 BB 402 Padre Garcia Central School Sen. Diokno Auditorium September 28 BB 403 Luta Norte Elementary School Sen. Diokno Auditorium October 16 BB 404 Rosario West Central School Sen. Diokno Auditorium October 28 BB 405 Sen. Claro M. Recto Memorial School Sen. Diokno Auditorium November 5 BB 406 Mataas na Kahoy, Central School Sen. Diokno Auditorium November 6 BB 41 Rosario East, Central School Sen. Diokno Auditorium FROM THE OVCM – LASALLIAN ASSISTANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM:
Scholarship Application for School Year 2016-2017
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (FOR INCOMING GRADE 7)
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (FOR INCOMING GRADE 11) ACADEMIC
1. Accomplished Scholarship Pre- Screening Form.
2. Certified true copy of recent report card.
3. Certificate of Current Academic Ranking (Top3 of the graduating class) from the Grade 6 School Principal.
Application Period:
September 21, 2015 to March 28, 2016 Mondays to Fridays;
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
NON-ACADEMIC
( for male applicants only) 1. Accomplished Scholarship Pre-
Screening Form.
2.Certified true copy of recent report card.
NOTE: General Average should be at least 80%.
3. Admission testing fee of P300.00.
Application Period:
September 21, 2015 to December 3, 2015 Mondays to Thursdays;
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
ACADEMIC
1. Accomplished Scholarship Pre- Screening Form.
2. Certified true copy of recent report card.
3. Certificate of Current Academic Ranking (Top3) from the Grade 10 School Principal.
Application Period:
September 21, 2015 to March 28, 2016;
Mondays to Fridays;
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Pre-Screening forms are available at the College Lobby
LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE !!!
FROM THE OVCM – SPORTS OFFICE:
The 2nd part of the Games for the Chevrons will be today, Sept 17,2015 12:00pm : DLSL Basketball Boys vs. St. Bridget College
1:00 pm : DLSL High School Volleyball Boys vs. Perpetual Biñan ( Rival in teams in NCAA-S).
3:00 pm : Far Eastern University Lady Tamaraws vs. National University Lady Bulldogs UAAP Teams.
Volleyball Superstars in the NU side and members of the Philippine Team like Jaja Santiago. Maila Pablo, and team Philippine coach Mr. Roger Gorayeb will support us in this project. Watch also the attacking power of the FEU Lady Tamaraws like Benadette Pons and Angelica Malabanan and other hitters of FEU.
We will request them for a 30 minute autograph signing after the game. Make sure you have pens and jersey available during the signing time. First come first serve basis.
Guidelines for the Spectators of the GAMES FOR THE CHEVRONS
1. All Intramurals games set at the Sentrum will end at 10:00 am to give time for the maintenance to prepare the venue for the Games for the Chevrons.
2. Outside court games will also stop beginning 11:00 am to give time for the lunch of the students.
3. Students without games are advised to take their early lunch.
4. Assembly to the respective resting area will be at 11:30. Checking of attendance shall be handled by the homeroom adviser.
5. Students with ticket will start moving to the Sentrum right after the checking of the attendance.
6. Students without ticket are advised to assemble at Centen A for some instructions to be given by their respective Grade Moderator.
7. Sentrum Gates are open as early as 11:20am for other spectators.
8. The Security Officer and the MAPEH Teacher/s assigned at the entrance gate will follow strictly the “No Ticket No Entry” policy.
9. Students with Php 200 ticket will enter at the Sentrum’s SIDE GATE . For Grades 7 and 9, they will use the side gate near the Diokno Building while for Grade 10 and Grade 8, they will enter at the side gate near the Chapel.
10.Students with the Php100 ticket will enter at the main gate of the Sentrum.
11. The WOODEN CHAIRS are reserved for the Php200 ticket holder, while the Php100 ticket holder will occupy the cemented bleachers. The Faculty and Staff will stay on the stage of the Sentrum.
12.Tickets are still available at the main gate of the Sentrum for those who are willing to buy ticket for their companions
13.Drinks are allowed inside the Sentrum
14. Follow the CLAYGO policy (Clean as you go Policy) 15. Avoid BOOING Guest Players.
16.Respect Official’s Decision
ALL GUEST TEAMS/PLAYERS FROM MANILA WILL ARRIVE AT 11:00 AM.
FROM THE ISFSA:
Officers and committee members will have a meeting today at 3:00 pm in LS 311. Attendance is a must!
