GOD’S WORDS FOR TODAY (Mk. 7:31-37) The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark
Jesus left the district of Tyre and went by way of Sidon to the Sea of Galilee, into the district of the Decapolis.
And people brought to him a deaf man who had a speech impediment and begged him to lay his hand on him.
He took him off by himself away from the crowd. He put his finger into the man's ears and, spitting, touched his tongue;
then he looked up to heaven and groaned, and said to him, "Ephphatha!" (that is, "Be opened!") And immediately the man's ears were opened, his speech impediment was removed, and he spoke plainly.
He ordered them not to tell anyone. But the more he ordered them not to, the more they proclaimed it. They were exceedingly astonished and they said, "He has done all things well. He makes the deaf hear and the mute speak."
Reflection:
The people's response to this miracle testifies to Jesus' great care for others: He has done all things well. No problem or burden was too much for Jesus' careful consideration. The Lord treats each of us with kindness and compassion and he calls us to treat one another in like manner. The Holy Spirit who dwells within us enables us to love as Jesus loves. Do you show kindness and compassion to your neighbors and do you treat them with considerateness as Jesus did?
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, make me attentive to the needs of others that I may show them kindness and care. Amen.
FROM THE OVCAR – INTEGRATED SCHOOL PRINCIPAL:
1. ON CEAP Day (PART 5):
2012 and onwards: Towards CEAP 75!
CEAP 75: Remember with Gratitude. Renew with Fervor. Set Forth with Faith.
CEAP will be celebrating its 75th year on 2016. And as it prepares for this significant milestone, CEAP lays down a five-year road map that seeks to seize opportunities for the association to establish its legacy and at the same time create a more profound connection between Catholic students and educators and CEAP's mission.
Following its launch at the CEAP National Convention in Davao on September 2011, it is now full speed ahead for CEAP75, with the theme: Remember with Gratitude. Renew with Fervor. Set Forth with Faith.
FROM THE OVCAR – GRADE SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal for Administration
1. The community wishes the following students the best of luck as they represent the Lipa City Division in the 14th National Quest to be held in Baguio City from Feb. 9-13, 2017.
MATHEMATICS
1.Grade 1 Zandrei Josef Bustria – BG 108 7. Grade 2 Gillieane Nicole Urrea – BG 112 2. Grade 2 Immanuel Gerard Quinto – BG112 8. Grade 3 Reuben Joseph Felix – BB 104 3. Grade 3 Aiden Jomeil Bercilla – BB 104 9. Grade 4 Naomi Ashley Uy – BB 312
4. Grade 4 Lorenz Gabriel Briones – BB 312 10. Grade 5 Alexander Benedict Bulloso – BB 301 5 . Grade 5 Alex Anthony Andal – BB 301 11. Grade 6 Ashley Julie Marie De Leon – BB 406 6 . Grade 6 Andrei Jerahmy Amante – BB 41 12. Grade 3 Carmela Calibara – BB 208
SCIENCE
1.Grade 4 Angela Santelices – G4- BB 312 2. Grade 6 Jose Miguel Villegas- G6- BB 41 COMPUTER
1. Grade 3 Reuben Joseph Felix – BB 104
They will be accompanied by Mr. Dennis Dimaala, Ms. Leonie Landicho, Ms. Pines Pangan, Ms. Minerva Fanoga and Ms Remelyn Lumanglas. May our Almighty God keep them safe! Let us also pray for their victory.
2. By this time, we expect that most of our students have already viewed their 2nd Qtr. grades. Our target is 100%. In case concerns pertaining to online viewing of grades occur, advisers please extend your assistance to them. Posting of honors and giving of honor cards will be on Feb. 13, Monday.
3. All students are reminded of the following:
a. The LRC is a place for reading, searching and studying only. Silence must be observed inside the library.
b. Show proper decorum during assembly time, recess and lunch break.
c. Support the BYOU project.
Bulletin No.: 107
Friday, 10 February 2017
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.”
Advisers, please make these reminders clear to your students. Strict compliance must be observed.
4. Advisers are requested to submit the “Bingo for A Cause” solicitation to the SAO. It should be properly labeled with student’s name and section.
5. Lunch break proctoring schedule for today:
AREA TIME FRIDAY
BB 108-112 11:20-11:50 Ms.Lorna/Ms. Cel
11:50-12:20 Ms. Elma/Ms. Olive
BG 108-114 11:20-11:50 Ms.Andrea/ Ms. Toots
11:50-12:20 Ms. Tess
Grade 3 Area 11:30 -12:00 Ms. Gina
6. Looking Ahead:
Feb. 16-18 – Fair Days
Feb. 22 – Grade 3 - KAIBIGAN activity From the GS- CLCE Department
Thank you so much to the class sponsors today for participating in the Eucharistic celebration. The following classes and advisers are requested to attend on Monday:
Grade 3 BB 206 Ms. Marian Pena Grade 4 BB 309 Ms. Evelyn de Castro Grade 3 BB 208 Ms. Lea Camacho Grade 4 BB 310 Ms. Regina Arada From the Grade School Computer Department Computer Trivia#2
Did you know that….
On a Qwerty keypad, Alaska is the only state that can be typed using one row of keys - Home Row Keys.
Reference: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/interesting-computer-facts.html From the Grade School Mathematics Department
SMC Mind Boggling for Teachers and Staff # 4 Winners –MATHEMATICS
"Mathematics is the language with which God wrote the universe." - Galileo
Winners: Ms. Monette De Villa, Ms. Adelle Baldevarona, Ms. Maricel Comia and Ms. Liezel Magnaye
CONGRATULATIONS and thanks for joining…
Math Questions:
1. What are the four numbers on a calendar enclosed by the smallest square with the sum of 100?
Answer: 21. 22, 28, 29
2. Place the numbers 4 to 12 into the nine cells of square, so that the sum of three numbers along each row, each column and each diagonal are equal.
6 7 4 8
9 5
11
12 10
FROM THE OVCAR –JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal for Administration 1. Lunch Break Proctoring schedule for today:
Teacher Time Place of Proctoring
Ms. Lanie Gutierrez Ms. Marineth Rosales Mr. Arthur Dimaculangan
12:00- 1:00
Fine Dining BB canteen Greenspoon Café Ms. April Dacles
Ms. Liliosa Faeldonia Mr. Ever Aleta
1:00- 2:00
Fine Dining BB canteen Greenspoon Café
2. For the Soft Opening of the Foundation day on Monday, February 13, 2017, class officers from Grades 4-12 will be attending the program at the SENTRUM, together with all Grade 10 students. Class officers should be in their school uniform while the Grade 10 students will wear their type B uniform. Class officers will occupy the right side of the bleachers while Grade 10 students will occupy the left side of the bleachers for their presentation. Subject teachers will accompany the grade 10 classes in going to the SENTRUM.
3. Students who will undergo FFI program are requested to pay their FFI fees at the APAd’s office.
From the JHS Christian Living Department
1. Schedule of Class Mass Sponsorship. Homeroom Advisers are requested to accompany your advising class in
attending the noon time Mass at the Capilla. Kindly allow the class sponsors of the day to proceed to the Capilla five (5) minutes before 12:00nn because the Holy Mass starts immediately after the angelus.
Grade Feb 10 Thu
Adviser Feb 13
Fri
Adviser
6:30-7:00AM
Grade 9 LS 201 Mr. R. De los Reyes LS 202 Ms. R. Malaiba Grade 10 BM 203 Ms. E. Jonson
12:00 – 12:30 PM
Grade 7 LS 108 Ms. J. Alarcon LS 109 Mr. J. Bigcas Grade 8 LS 311 Ms. A. Fermin LS 312 Ms. E. Africa
2. ON CONFIRMATION – Kindly submit all the requirements needed for the Sacrament of Confirmation to your respective CLCE Teachers or to Mr. Fred V. Amul until March 3, 2017.
3. On Pondong Batangan
Ang Pondong Batangan sa kanyang pangaral at pagtataguyod ng mga programang nagsusulong ng pag-unlad ng buhay ng mga Batangueño ay siya niyang pagkakakilanlan bilang isang Community Foundation.
Ang Pondong Batangan ay naka-ugnay sa Dunong Batangan, Galing Batangueño, Sipag Batangueño. Ito naman ang mga ini- ugnay na mga panag-uri sa mga programang tinutustusan ng kanyang pondo. Iba’t ibang mga programa o proyekto ang tinutulungang maitaguyod nito subalit ang pangunahing layunin dito ay maisulong ang pag-unlad ng mga Batangueñong dukha at kapos sa kakayahan.
(Mula sa Ulat Batangan, October 2016, PB Update of Fr. Manuel Luis Guazon)
Let us now do our part in supporting this project in our local Church, Archdiocese of Lipa.
From the JHS Social Studies Department
Commendation to Mary Sofia Muria of MM203, Joshua Katigbak of MM201, Margaret Manuel and Kyndra Maxine Camacho of the SHS for participating in the Philippine Geography Olympiad held in UP Diliman, Quezon City last February 4, 2017.
Kudos also to Sir Jayson Baet who serves as their academic coach and adult leader.
Day to day with St. La Salle
“If you devote yourself to work in the harvest of souls, how can you fear that the One who employs you in this task as his co-workers will refuse you the food you need to do his work?.” (Med 67.3)
From the Junior High School Computer Department
Congratulations to the following winners of the first brain teaser in Computer:
Grade Name of Student Section Answer
7 Gheormaine Carpina LS111 C. Most robots are
common in our houses as household machines like washing machines, television and computers.
8 Nicolaus Siemon J. Chavez LS308 A. A href
9 Ezekiel Brazal LS201 C. Statements
10 Maui Alexis L. Samonte CMR205 C. 30 or 72
Winners may claim their prize at the Learning Area Chairs’ Office. Please see Teacher Bebang at 12:00 noon today.
Computer Trivia#2 Did you know that…
You’ve heard of computer bugs, right? Well, the term “bug” comes from a story that began at Harvard, when employees could not understand why the Analytical Engine was not working. They looked at the program and saw nothing, no problems. They eventually scanned the entire machine and saw a “bug”: a moth, in between parts of the machine. They took out the bug and the machine started working again. It’s a good thing that you don’t encounter such a problem when you’re working on your laptop!
Reference: http://www.moxiedot.com/2012/11/5-pieces-of-interesting-computer-trivia/
Brain Teaser#2 Grade 7
What is considered shouting over the Internet?
A. Screaming at your computer.
B. Writing in all CAPS.
C. Putting a lot of exclamation marks at the end of a sentence.
D. Not answering a friend request on Facebook.
Grade 8
Where do cookies store information?
A. HTML source B. Text file C. URL D. All of the above Grade9
The methodology where code is broken into small, logical procedures is called:
A. event-driven programming.
B. functional programming.
C. granular programming.
D. modular programming.
Grade10
When plugging the P8 and P9 power connectors into the system board, which of the following is true?
A. P8 and P9 don't plug into the system board
B. the black wires of both connectors should be next to each other C. the black wires of both connectors should NOT be next to each other D. it doesn't matter which way you plug them in, the voltages are the same FROM THE OVCAR –SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal for Administration
Grade 11 Lasalyanong Kamalayan Orientation Schedule
Section Orientation Date Time Room
H11-02 Monday, February 13, 2017 1:10-1:40 JRN 402 H11-03 Monday, February 13, 2017 1:40-2:10 JRN 403 H11-04 Monday, February 13, 2017 8:00-8:30 JRN 404
FROM THE OVCAR- GUIDANCE OFFICE:
1. For Grades 4 – 6 Homeroom Advisers and Students: Structured Homeroom on Tuesday, February 14, 2017. Grades 4 and 5 students are requested to bring pencil, eraser and coloring materials. Thank you.
2. Grade 6-BB41 will have their OLSAT Interpretation on Monday, February 13, 2017 at 8:20am – 9:00am during their Math subject. Thank you.
3. For Grades 7 – 9 Homeroom Advisers and Students: Structured Homeroom on Monday, February 13, 2017.
G7 – “#InternetSafety”
Pre-assigned material: Students are requested to bring a picture when they were still a toddler (1-3 years of age; picture size maybe a 3R or 4R).
G8 – “Intentional Acts of Kindness and Service”
G9 – “Cyberbullying: Bullying from a Distance”
4. For Grade10 Advisers and Students:
a. For those who were assessed and already sure to reserve a slot for SHS:
• you may get your accomplished career assessment form in the Guidance Office.
• pay your reservation fee to the Cashier’s Office.
b. The following students can only have their career assessment with Ms. Che until today, February 10, 2017 (during lunch break.). Bring your NCAE result and ballpen. Accommodation for assessment will be on a first-come, first-serve basis. Failure to be assessed will mean no pre-registration for SHS in DLSL.
Section Names
BM 104 Ligdao, Mhark Simon, Sahirani, Samson Antonio BM 203 Llavore, Sarah Isabel
BM 206 Villapando, Berren Alden CMR 201 Gayon Iji Ross
CMR 202 Santiago, Neal Sebastian
CMR 204 Macabagdal, Maria Angelica, Macasaet, Paulo Angelo, Oña, Edward Joshwin Quiambao, Jan Abraham
CMR 206 Llarena. Iñigo Xavier CMR 207 Olap, Xyus Nathan MM 201 Laude, Chantal Therese
MM 202 Aguilar, Arnel Christian, Linatoc, Jasmel Aaron 5. Looking Ahead:
February 21 G4 - G6 Structured Homeroom 21 Career Talk for G6 Student 27 NCAE Re-Orientation for Grade 9 FROM OVCAR – LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
Announcement:
Please be informed that borrowing of Books (fiction/other books not related to your lesson) for home reading will resume on February 21, 2017. This is to give ample time participating in the 54th Foundation Week Celebration. Thank you very much.
FROM THE OVCAR - STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
1. On Club Meeting. Grade School shall have their regular Club Meeting today. Those who have special assignments in the Club Showcase are reminded to use the time for practice. Other Clubs are encouraged to design club activities in the coming meetings e.g. Outreach Activity, Exposure Activity etc. Lastly, Club Moderators are requested to inform Club Members without Club Shirt that the CPD is continuously coordinating with the supplier.
Please wait for further notice about the delivery. Thank you very much.
2. On Motorcade. The following students shall ride in the DLSL Float during the Motorcade on February 16 from 9:00 – 11:00AM:
a. Carlo Lorenzo Cadiz (MM 201)
b. Andrae Jamal Tecson (MM 201) c. Jacob Vince Macatangay (MM201)
e. Deliboy Morada (BM105) f. Vincent Laylo (BM105) g. Chard Ivan Harina ( LS 304)
Note: Please see Ms. Jo Rosos after the Homeroom Period today at the SAO.
3. On BINGO for a Cause. Our Grade School SCB shall start selling BINGO cards today for 20 pesos only good for 10 BINGO games. Please take note that the grand prize is P10,000. We continuously thank the following for generously supporting this project:
supporting this project:
4. From the Taekwondo Club. All interested students who are members of the Philippine Taekwondo Association are invited to join the 2nd DLSL Taekwondo Friendship Game on February 18, 2017, 8:30-3:00PM at BB. Roofdeck. A registration fee of P200 shall be collected from each participant. Weigh in and registration shall be on February 13- 15 at the SAO. No Late Registration.No New Applicants of Competition Day. No Waiver, No Play.
5. On B.Y.O.U. We shall continue implementing B.Y.O.U. during Foundation Days. Remember, even the smallest action can make the biggest difference. Let us continue to say NO to PLASTIC and Support B.Y.O.U.
#BYOUAdvocate
FROM THE OVCAD – INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES:
Cont…Dental Hygiene Tips
4. Limit Sodas, Coffee and Alcohol
Although these beverages contain a high level of phosphorous, which is a necessary mineral for a healthy mouth, too much phosphorous can deplete the body’s level of calcium. This causes dental hygiene problems such as tooth decay and gum disease. Beverages containing additives such as corn syrup and food dye can make pearly white teeth appear dull and discolored. Therefore, it is best to choose beverages like milk, which helps strengthen teeth and build stronger enamel, giving you a healthy, beautiful smile and water which hydrates your body longer than sugary drinks.
5. Consume Calcium and other Vitamins that are good for the body
You need plenty of calcium for your teeth. It is essential for the teeth as well as your bones. It is better to drink milk, fortified orange juice and to eat yogurt, broccoli, cheese, and other dairy products. You can also take a calcium supplement, taking different doses according to your age and necessity as per prescription. Calcium and Vitamin D are necessary for maintaining the health of gums and teeth. Vitamin B complex is also essential for the protection of gums and teeth from cracking and bleeding. Copper, zinc, iodine, iron and potassium are also required for maintaining healthy dental hygiene.
to be cont…
NAME OF STUDENT GRADE & SECTION AMOUNT Mary Angela L. Pagcaliwangan 4 – BB211 100
Alexis Laurence Bulloso 3 – BB206 500
Teneeva Rieh Bulatao 6 – BB403 Nikon Desk Fan
Matthew Daniel Dalangin 6 – BB41 American Home Microwave Oven
Hiroki Tsuchimoto 2 – BG113 Rice Cooker
Alyanna Guico 6 – BB402 500
Angeline Areta 1 – BB110 Flat Iron
Lance Cedric Campos 6 – BB402 Grocery Package
Samantha Raine Comia 6 – BB402 Tumbler Set
Alleiah Vielle A. Mendoza N1 – BB102 300
Meliah Isaiah P. Sebuc 4 – BB312 500
Angela Santileces 4 – BB312 500
Kalilah Marie Magnaye 4 – BB312 500 Sodexo Gift Certificate
Chad Tomo 6 – BB405 100
Ginier Morri Macasaet 6 – BB404 500
Kristen R. Mercado 6 – BB404 500
Cristina Cassandra Parallon 6 – BB404 50
Cheska Luna 6 – BB404 100
Sean Balayo 3 – BB208 500
Schedule of Medical Check-up
Date Time Section February 10, 2017 9:40 am – 10:40 am G9 – LS 201
Schedule of Dental Check-up
Date Time Section February 10, 2017 08:40 am – 09:40 am G8 – LS 309 FROM THE OVCM - COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT OFFICE:
The Grade 3 students will be having their orientation for the Grade 3 KAIBIGAN Exposure and Outreach Activity at their respective classrooms on the following dates:
DATE TIME SECTION
February 10 7:30 – 8:00 8:00 – 8:30
BB 205 and BB 206 February 14 7:30 – 8:00
8:00 – 8:30
BB 208 and BB 209
February 15 7:30 – 8:00 BB 210
FROM THE OVCM – SPORTS AND CULTURE DIRECTORATE:
Culture and Arts Office On Kabesang Tales
Tickets are now available at the Culture and Arts Office for Grades 9,10 and 11 classes who will watch the musical play on February 14, 2016.
Etiquette on Viewing Kabesang Tales
This is a gentle reminder for everyone who will be watching a live musical theater play that that depends on both artists and audience. The quality of a single performance depends partly on the audience, on how the people respond, and how they behave. Everyone is reminded to observe the following theater etiquette.
1. Be on time. La Sallians arrive on time. NO ONE will be admitted after the curtain has gone up. Once settled and lights dim, it signals that the performance is about to begin. The actors and the audience put aside concerns and conversations.
2. Focus. Performers require the full attention of the audience. Avoid talking and sharing your thoughts to your seatmate. It is disruptive and distracting to both performers and audience.
3. No food. There is no food allowed in the auditorium: soda, candy, and other snacks are also distracting. Please take your meals outside the venue.
4. Stay. Avoid standing and walking through the aisles during the performance. It is disruptive. Please use the restroom and take care of all other concerns outside before the show or at intermission.
5. Off mode. Cell phones, watch alarms and other electronic devices should be turned of before the performance begins.
