GOD’S WORDS FOR TODAY (Jn 10:31-42) The Holy Gospel according to St. John
The Jews picked up rocks to stone Jesus. Jesus answered them, "I have shown you many good works from my Father. For which of these are you trying to stone me?" The Jews answered him, "We are not stoning you for a good work but for blasphemy. You, a man, are making yourself God." Jesus answered them, "Is it not written in your law, 'I said, 'You are gods"'? If it calls them gods to whom the word of God came, and Scripture cannot be set aside, can you say that the one whom the Father has consecrated and sent into the world blasphemes because I said, 'I am the Son of God'? If I do not perform my Father's works, do not believe me; but if I perform them, even if you do not believe me, believe the works, so that you may realize and understand that the Father is in me and I am in the Father." Then they tried again to arrest him; but he escaped from their power.
He went back across the Jordan to the place where John first baptized, and there he remained. Many came to him and said,
"John performed no sign, but everything John said about this man was true." And many there began to believe in him.
Reflection:
The word of God is life and power for those who believe and accept it as God's word for us. Jesus shows us the way to walk the path of truth and holiness. And he anoints us with his power to live the Gospel with joy and to be his witnesses in the world. Are you a doer of God's word, or a forgetful hearer only?
Prayer:
Lord Jesus, you invite each of us by name and you call us “friends”. Lead us to show as much respect and care for others as we would like them to show for us. Amen.
FROM THE OVCAR – OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL:
From the DLSL Integrated School CLCE Department
Feast Day of our Founder, St. John Baptist De La Salle
HAPPY FEAST DAY TO ALL LASALLIANS! ANIMO LA SALLE!
FROM THE OVCAR – GRADE SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal for Administration Happy feast day St. John Baptist De La Salle!
1. We observe Lasallian Earth Day today. Please support this endeavor in any way possible. Thank you.
2. In line with the celebration of the feast day of our founder, please be guided by the following:
a. Grades 3 – 6 classes shall attend the prayer service and Holy Mass at the SENTRUM. Movement will be after the Homeroom period. Advisers are requested to be with their class during the entire celebration.
Likewise, subject teachers are also requested to be with our students. Thank you.
b. There’ll be no more agape celebration after the Holy Mass.
c. Lasallian Partners are invited to participate in the Stations of the Cross at 4pm.
Bulletin No.: 145 Friday, 07 April 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.”
Last Days of Saint de La Salle
A great famine hit France in 1709 and caused St. de la Salle to reestablish his Novitiate at Paris. Here again the Brothers endured almost indescribable privations, but by a miracle of Providence, they contracted no debts and were not stricken by death or disease.
In 1711, our Saint visited all the houses of his Institute and on April 10, 1714 arrived on Paris. Our Saint realized that he was aging and that there was a must need for someone to take his place as superior of the Brothers. Accordingly, on May 18, 1717, Bro. Bartholomew was chosern to succeed Saint de La Salle. Freed from cares or worries which always accompany superiorship, our Saint passed the remainder of his days in self-effacement, mental prayer, obedience and mortification.
John Baptist de La Salle died on Good Friday of April 7, 1719. His last words were “I adore in all things the will of God in my regard.” He was sixty-eight (68) years of age. His precious remains were interred in the church of Saint Sever, from which they were translated to the Chapel of St.
Yon in 1734. They are now in the Mother House in Rome. At the time of his death, there were already two hundred and nineteen (219) brothers and twenty three (23) houses.
- The Lasallian Booklet, Sumcad, J., 2003
3. Homeroom Advisers are reminded to turn in the payment for the class pictures to Ms. Lorie not later than today.
4. Online viewing of grades begins today. Advisers are requested to assist those who have concerns on this. Likewise, kindly monitor the online viewing status of your class.
5. We shall have a Holy Week break on April 10-14, 2017. Regular classes will resume on April 17.
6. 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
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 April 17, Monday.
Grade 6 BB 403 Ms. Lein Saculo
Grade 1 BB 110 Ms. Elizabeth Pagulayan Grade 5 BB 305 Ms. Andrea Calimlim Grade 2 BG 113 Ms. Fe Lajara
Why is Holy Thursday sometimes called "Maundy Thursday"?
The word "Maundy" is derived from the Latin word mandatum, or "mandate."
This word is used in the Latin text for John 13:34:
"Mandatum novum do vobis ut diligatis invicem sicut dilexi vos."
Or, in English:
"A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you."
Holy Thursday is thus sometimes called Maundy Thursday because it was on this day that Christ gave us the new commandment--the new mandate--to love one another as He loves us.
What happens on Maunday Thursday?
• The bishop celebrates a "Chrism Mass" with his priests (usually).
• The Mass of the Lord's Supper is held in the evening.
• At the Mass of the Lord's Supper, the priest (often) performs the washing of feet.
• The Tabernacle is empty and the Eucharist is put in a place of repose.
• The altar is stripped.
Why is the Mass of the Lord's Supper significant?
Careful attention should be given to the mysteries which are commemorated in this Mass: the institution of the Eucharist, the institution of the priesthood, and Christ's command of brotherly love; the homily should explain these points.
http://www.ncregister.com/blog/jimmy-akin/10-things-you-need-to-know-about-holy-thursday
From the GS- Social Studies Department
April 9 - Araw ng Kagitingan
Araw ng kagitingan (“Day of Valor”) is a national public holiday in the Philippines, celebrated on the 9th of April. The day is also known as “Bataan Day”.
Araw ng kagitingan commemorates the fall of the Bataan peninsula during World War II after months of fighting between the Philippine and American armies against the invading Japanese. The united Philippine-US army, depleted of food, medicine and ammunition, was forced to surrender to the Japanese on the 9th of April, 1942. The now prisoners of war consisted of 68,000 Filipinos and 11,796 Americans. The Japanese, unprepared for the large number of prisoners, decided to move them by foot from Bataan to another base located 140 kilometers (90 miles) away in San Fernando.
On this forced trek, known as the “Death March of Bataan”, many prisoners died due to starvation, disease, dehydration and exhaustion on their way to San Fernando. Many prisoners were also murdered along the way. However, the prolonged defense of the Bataan peninsula hindered the Japanese army’s progress, enabling the Filipino and US forces to prepare for subsequent battles and ultimately win the war against the Japanese.
This gruesome period during the war is used as a reminder of the courage tenacity and willingness to sacrifice to the point of death by the Philippine and American forces. It also is a day to remember Filipinos who continue to fight for freedom on behalf of the Philippines.
Source: https://publicholidays.ph/araw-ng-kagitingan/
From the Grade School Mathematics Department
SASMO (Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad)
SASMO (Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad) was one of the 2016 Asia’s largest international mathematics contests with over 30 000 contestants from 18 different countries. Winners of the said contest will be invited to undergo training for the Singapore International Mathematics Olympiad Challenge (SIMOC) to be held in Singapore from 14 to 17 July 2017.SASMO will also award S$100 cash to students who will get a Perfect Score.
The examination is scheduled on April 8, 2017 (Saturday) from 8:30- 11:30 AM at De La Salle Lipa (HLS Building). For students who will attend the MTG In House training in Tagaytay they have to take the exam on April 11, 2017 instead.
Kindly bring 2B Mongol pencils on the examination date. Attendees are also required to wear school uniform with ID.
The following students were already registered online. Kindly check your names and copy the index number for your reference. Please be guided by the room assignment for the participants.
ROOM ASSIGNMENT for SASMO – April 8, 2017 Grade 2 – LS 101 Grade 3 – LS 102 Grade 4- LS 103 Grade 5 – LS 104 Grade 6- LS 105 Grade 7 – LS 106 Grades 8-10 – LS 107
ROOM ASSIGNMENT for SASMO – April 11, 2017
Grades 2-3 – BB 304 Grades 4-6 – BB 305
Grades 7-10 – BB 306
Venue Index Number Grade Level
1 DLSL Aya, Jeania Nichole 21001205 Grade 2
2 DLSL Dela Cruz, Lady Eowyn Ysabella 21001209 Grade 2
3 DLSL Fernandez, Hannah Lenis 21001210 Grade 2
4 DLSL Gutierrez, Jaynssie 21001207 Grade 2
5 DLSL Hermosa, Jeanna Cassandra 21001215 Grade 2 6 DLSL Hiwatig, Kirsten Juliana 21001201 Grade 2
7 DLSL Lindog, Ely 21001211 Grade 2
8 DLSL Luna, Samanthe Marty 21001214 Grade 2
9 DLSL Olaño, Yeshua 21001203 Grade 2
10 DLSL Para, Princess Giannah Brielle 21001206 Grade 2
11 DLSL Perez, Eman Ferdinand 21001213 Grade 2
12 DLSL Quinto, Immanuel Gerard 21001202 Grade 2
13 DLSL Sandoval, Miguel Andrei 21001208 Grade 2
14 DLSL Silvederio, Maria Alessandra 21001204 Grade 2
15 DLSL Urrea, Gillienne Nicole 21001212 Grade 2
16 DLSL Abella, Macy Norine 21001305 Grade 3
17 DLSL Alvarez, Alonzo 21001303 Grade 3
18 DLSL Balayo, Sean Michael 21001312 Grade 3
19 DLSL Bercilla, Aiden Jomeil 21001301 Grade 3
20 DLSL Bulloso, Alexis Laurence 21001320 Grade 3
21 DLSL De Torres, Jed Darel 21001310 Grade 3
22 DLSL Felix, Reuben Joseph 21001302 Grade 3
23 DLSL Jaen, Aldwin Luke 21001306 Grade 3
24 DLSL Jordan, Sydney Miyen 21001309 Grade 3
25 DLSL Laylo, Ptomie Angela 21001319 Grade 3
26 DLSL Lescano, Allyza Joyce 21001313 Grade 3
27 DLSL Lunar, Jasmine Nimfa 21001314 Grade 3
28 DLSL Lunar, Joviene Ziela 21001315 Grade 3
29 DLSL Macahia, Keisrten Lhora 21001311 Grade 3
30 DLSL Ombao, Eliju Etienne 21001307 Grade 3
31 DLSL Pavia, Jose Nicholas 21001321 Grade 3
32 DLSL Robles, Maru Adrian 21001304 Grade 3
33 DLSL Sanchez, Kyrsten Avril Ann 21001318 Grade 3 34 DLSL Sombrano, Cristel Louisse 21001308 Grade 3
35 DLSL Torres, Keisha Raziela 21001317 Grade 3
36 DLSL Victa, Brent Miro 21001316 Grade 3
37 DLSL Barrameda, Lianne Nicole 21001418 Grade 4 38 DLSL Bautista, Christian Kyle 21001413 Grade 4
39 DLSL Briones, Lorenz Gabriel 21001404 Grade 4
40 DLSL Bulatao, Rueter Theo 21001402 Grade 4
41 DLSL Cabellon, Lorenzo Gabriel 21001406 Grade 4
42 DLSL De Leon, Karayama 21001417 Grade 4
43 DLSL Dungo, Aldren Immanuel 21001409 Grade 4
44 DLSL Garcia, Gabriel Andrei 21001415 Grade 4
45 DLSL Guico, Riane Laurence 21001407 Grade 4
46 DLSL Herman, Joseph Joe II 21001405 Grade 4
47 DLSL Hernandez, Marychel 21001416 Grade 4
48 DLSL Jaen, Lourdes Anne 21001408 Grade 4
49 DLSL Lasafin, Samantha Therese 21001412 Grade 4
50 DLSL Macasaet, Giana Marie 21001401 Grade 4
51 DLSL San Gabriel, Niña Kelsey 21001419 Grade 4
52 DLSL Santelices, Angela 21001410 Grade 4
53 DLSL Umali, Francis Euler 21001411 Grade 4
54 DLSL Uy, Naomi Ashley 21001403 Grade 4
55 DLSL Villapando, Fionna Kristina 21001414 Grade 4
56 DLSL Andal, Alex Anthony 21001501 Grade 5
57 DLSL Andal, Arella Serina 21001510 Grade 5
58 DLSL Atienza, Rak Andre 21001503 Grade 5
59 DLSL Bulloso, Alexander Benedict 21001513 Grade 5
60 DLSL Cabral, Paul Matthew 21001502 Grade 5
61 DLSL Catibog, Dyra Manel 21001514 Grade 5
62 DLSL Dalangin, Lorraine 21001511 Grade 5
63 DLSL Daria, Kathleen Rein Angela 21001515 Grade 5
64 DLSL Garcia, Marcus Andre 21001509 Grade 5
65 DLSL Jumarang, Keisha Georgette 21001504 Grade 5
66 DLSL Lunar, Julia Angela 21001508 Grade 5
67 DLSL Mercado, Sofia Grace 21001506 Grade 5
68 DLSL Padura, Denise Victoria 21001507 Grade 5
69 DLSL Sarmiento, Alexandra Nikolai 21001512 Grade 5
70 DLSL Amante, Andre Jerahmy 21001616 Grade 6
71 DLSL Bagares, Joshua Raphael 21001608 Grade 6
72 DLSL Baroja, Marc Jared 21001617 Grade 6
73 DLSL Cagayan, Frances Therese 21001605 Grade 6
74 DLSL Custodio, Quevin James 21001614 Grade 6 75 DLSL Dalangin, Matthew Daniel 21001606 Grade 6
76 DLSL De Claro, Gem Margareth 21001619 Grade 6
77 DLSL De Leon, Ashley Julie Marie 21001601 Grade 6
78 DLSL Dela Cruz, Grace 21001621 Grade 6
79 DLSL Garabiles, Theo Junel 21001611 Grade 6
80 DLSL Hernandez, Antoine Jared 21001626 Grade 6 81 DLSL Hernandez, Francesca Ayen 21001613 Grade 6
82 DLSL Lopez, Rae Miguel 21001607 Grade 6
83 DLSL Magnaye, Kyla Rica 21001604 Grade 6
84 DLSL Magpantay, Jahaziel Eunice 21001612 Grade 6 85 DLSL Matibag, Blaine Deiondre 21001610 Grade 6
86 DLSL Muñoz, Jodel Benedict 21001602 Grade 6
87 DLSL Orcena, Brianna Danielle 21001620 Grade 6
88 DLSL Palo, Jerick Matthew 21001623 Grade 6
89 DLSL Perez, Andrea Margaret 21001618 Grade 6
90 DLSL Reyes, Dave Edward Lewis 21001615 Grade 6 91 DLSL Robles, Kobe Andre Yllad 21001624 Grade 6
92 DLSL Saludo, Aaron Harvey 21001609 Grade 6
93 DLSL Titular, John Paul 21001625 Grade 6
94 DLSL Villegas, Jose Miguel 21001603 Grade 6
95 DLSL Wagan, Juliana Beatrice 21001622 Grade 6
From the Grade Moderators
1. Students who were not able to sport the prescribed haircut are given until tomorrow to do so. Likewise, students who did not follow the prescribed haircut are requested to see Ms. Wheng anytime today.
2. Congratulations to the following classes for having Zero V on haircut for this month:
Grade 5
BB 301 of Ms. Ruth Tapalla BB 306 of Ms. Toots Mayuga BB 305 of Ms. Andrea Calimlim
Grade 6
BB 402 of Ms, Leah Sebuc BB 406 of Ms. Verna Dimaala BB 405 of Ms. Leonie Landicho BB 41 of Ms. Mona Liza de Villa FROM THE OVCAR –JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal for Administration Office 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 Mr. Hiro Baon
Ms. Mina Samson
1:00- 2:00
Fine Dining BB canteen Greenspoon Café 2. On the Feast Day of St. John Baptist de La Salle
a. There will be a mass at the SENTRUM today at 2:00 pm. Please observe the following schedule for the time of movement:
12:50- Grade 7 12:55- Grade 8 1:00- Grade 9 1:05- Grade 10
There will be no warning bell for the movement so please be mindful of the time. The floor plan will be disseminated by the Grade Moderators.
Grades 7 and 8 shall have their lunch at 11:00-12:00, so that Grades 9 and 10 can have theirs at 12:00- 1:00.
Subjects of Grades 7 and 8 scheduled at 11:00-12:00 will be moved to 12:00-12:50. Please bear with the adjustment of the schedule. From 1:15- 2:00, a prayer service, faith sharing and praying of the Lasallian Rosary will be done and all students are expected to participate in the activity.
b.. There will be no more Agape for JHS because the mass is expected to end at 3:30 pm.
c. Since the APAd and other GMs will not be around today, Learning Area Chairs and Lasallian Partners are requested to supervise the conduct of our students during the celebration. Thank you!
From the JHS Christian Living Department 1. On Feast Day Mass.
Please be informed that each class will have a monetary offering which will be donated to the VMO SIKAT Outreach Program of De La Salle Lipa.
Today, each class will also offer the PONDONG BATANGAN as our share to our brothers and sisters in need in the Archdiocese of Lipa. (For those classes who submitted already their PB Tibyo to Mr. Fred Amul are requested to get it so that you can offer it during the Mass.). This will now be the highlight of our Pondong Batangan project in DLSL Integrated School. Thank you very much for your generosity!
2. The following students will have a meeting with Mr. Joey Lirio in preparation for the Holy Mass in honor of the Feast of St. John Baptist De La Salle today at 12:15PM in the SENTRUM:
1. Danielle Lei Araez - LS 408 10. Irish Andal - BM 101 2. Nina Beatrice Vivas - LS 408 11. Mandy Aguirre - LS 209 3. Pamela Bandaña - LS 307 13. Renz Earl Sapitanan - BM 100 4. Arielo Jethro Cello - LS 408 14. Therese Aguirre - MM 203
5. AAron Francis Sablay - LS 408 15. Snadra Melodie Navarro - MM 201 6. Mark Bill Maranan - LS 408 16. Nica Shyra Samonte - LS 307 7. Jose Emmanuel Mendoza - LS 408 17. Maika Margaret Gonzales - LS 112 8. Jean Paul Mendoza - LS 408 18. Mikaella Joy Makalintal - BM 103 9. Hans Jordan Enriquez - LS 408 19. Marian Angelica Peña - LS 209
All Altar Knights are also requested to proceed to the SENTRUM at 12:15 PM with Mr. Bernie Jumadiao.
From the Junior High School Mathematics Department SASMO (Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad)
SASMO (Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad) is one of the 2016 Asia’s largest international mathematics contests with over 30 000 contestants from 18 different countries. Winners of the said contest will be invited to undergo training for the Singapore International Mathematics Olympiad Challenge (SIMOC) to be held in Singapore from 14 to 17 July 2017.SASMO will also award S$100 cash to students who will get a Perfect Score.
This year, the examination is scheduled on April 8, 2017 (Saturday) from 8:30- 11:30 am at De La Salle Lipa (LS Building). Students who will attend the MTG In - House Training in Tagaytay are to take the same exam on April 11, 2017 instead.
Participants are requested to bring 2B Mongol pencils on the examination date. They are also required to wear the school uniform with ID.
The following students are already registered online.
Name
Index
Number Grade Name
Index
Number Grade 1 Alilio, Earl Chidro 21001715 Grade 7 24 Catibog, Trisha Kathleen 21001803 Grade 8 2 Barte, Gian Miguel 21001720 Grade 7 25
Enriquez, Gefferlil'le
Manuel 21001810 Grade 8
3 Catibog, Dawn Mariel 21001721 Grade 7 26 Espiritu, Czhean Klyde 21001801 Grade 8 4 Chavez, Jan Margaux 21001712 Grade 7 27 Gonzales, Corinne 21001805 Grade 8 5 Clerigo, Daniel 21001710 Grade 7 28 Joson, Anton Leo Miguel 21001808 Grade 8 6 Corto, Christian David 21001717 Grade 7 29 Leycano, Dana Angeli 21001807 Grade 8 7 De Villa, Josh Aldrich 21001706 Grade 7 30 Macahia, Jon Zedrick 21001802 Grade 8 8 Duat, Dan Russel 21001714 Grade 7 31 Ong, Jeannette 21001804 Grade 8
9 Evangelista, Russell 21001703 Grade 7 32 Perez, Angelo Vince 21001809 Grade 8 10 Malabanan, Amilov Geoff 21001719 Grade 7 33 Aquino, Andromer 21001909 Grade 9 11 Metrillo, Brian David 21001702 Grade 7 34 Binay, Xavier Dale 21001908 Grade 9 12 Oba, Karl Stephen 21001701 Grade 7 35 Catibog, Ron Gian Aleksei 21001904 Grade 9 13 Ortiz, Althea Laura 21001708 Grade 7 36 Cepillo, Trisha Angeli 21001903 Grade 9 14
Quemquem, Ernest Vince
Gabriel 21001711 Grade 7 37 Domingo, Jose Luis Paolo 21001911 Grade 9 15 Reyes, Leonard Ramza 21001718 Grade 7 38 Ferrer, Marc Christopher 21001901 Grade 9 16 Reyes, Luis Marcus 21001705 Grade 7 39 Garing, Kiana Alecsandra 21001905 Grade 9 17 Salem, Glenise Joyann Mae 21001716 Grade 7 40 Landicho Jr., Erwin 21001907 Grade 9 18 Samarita, Alainne Christia 21001707 Grade 7 41 Ocampo, Veronica 21001902 Grade 9 19 Soriano, Samantha Denise 21001709 Grade 7 42 Precilla, Angelina Mae 21001910 Grade 9 20 Umali, Christine 21001713 Grade 7 43 Ramos, Jason 21001906 Grade 9 21 Villamor, Jasmin Therese 21001722 Grade 7 44 Bosita, Lanz Lorenzo 21001102 Grade 10 22 Villaruz, Bea Catherine 21001704 Grade 7 45 De Jesus, Jericho Joshua 21001101 Grade 10 23 Araez, Danielle Lei 21001806 Grade 8 46 Flores, Martin Andrei 21001103 Grade 10
Please be guided by the following Room Assignments for the participants:
SASMO – April 8, 2017 SASMO – April 11, 2017 Grade 7 – LS 106 Grades 7-10 – BB 306 Grades 8-10 – LS 107
FROM THE OVCAR- GUIDANCE OFFICE:
1. Commendation to Mr. Jason Baet and Ms. Adora Fermin for the early submission of the Anecdotal Record.
2. For Grade 1 Students, Advisers and Subject Teachers: Please be informed that Grade 1 students will be having their 4th Counselor’s Time on April 17 and 18, 2017. Below is the schedule.
DATE
SECTION TIME Subject Adviser/Teacher*
BB 108 10:40 – 11:20 Math Ms. Hernandez BB 111 9:20 – 10:00 Filipino Ms. Gutierrez April 17, 2017
(Monday)
BB 112 10:00 – 10:40 Reading Ms. Arellano BB 110 7:40 – 8:20 Soc. Studies Ms. Pagulayan BB 109 9:20 – 10:00 Math Ms. Garing April 18, 2017
(Tuesday)
BG 108 10:40 – 11:20 Language Ms. Del Mundo
3. For Grades 2 and 3 Students, Advisers and Subject Teachers: Please be informed that the 4th Counselor’s Time for Grades 2 and 3 will be on April 19 – 26, 2017. Below is the schedule:
GRADE 2
Date Section Time Subject Adviser/Teacher
April 20 (Thursday)
BG 110 10:40–11:20 Science Ms. R. Marquez BG 109 10:00–10:40 Reading Ms. V. Cuevas April 21
(Friday) BG 114 12:20–1:00 Christian Living Ms. N. Hernandez April 24
(Monday)
BG 111 1:40–2:20 Math Ms. R. Pecayo
BG 113 8:20–9:00 Language Ms. F. Lajara April 26
(Wednesday) BG 112 1:00–1:40 Filipino Ms. G. Robles GRADE 3
BB 210 9:20–10:00 Social Studies Ms. G. Vergara BB 204 10:00–10:40 Filipino Ms. C. Aguila April 19
(Wednesday)
BB 205 10:40–11:20 Reading Ms. D. Arellano April 20 BB 104 7:40–8:20 Language Ms. A. Embalsado
(Thursday) BB 206 1:40–2:20 Christian Living Ms. M. Peña April 21
(Friday)
BB 208 9:20-10:00 Science Ms. L. Camacho April 24
(Monday)
BB 209 7:40 – 8:20 Math Ms. M. Camitan
4. For Grades 4-6 Students and Advisers: Structured Homeroom Guidance will be on April 18, 2017. Below are the titles of the modules:
Grade 4 & 5–“My Year in a Nutshell”
Grade 6- “Wrapping up My Year”
5. For Grade 7 Students, Advisers and English Teachers: Please be informed that there will be a room – to – room interpretation of Culture Fair Intelligence Test (CFIT) and High School Personality Questionnaire (HSPQ) to Grade 7 classes during their English subject on April 18 – 21, 2017. Below is the schedule:
DATE TIME SECTION TEACHER
7:40 – 8:40 LS 109 Ms. Lasi
8:40 – 9:40 LS 102 Ms. Dimayuga
11:00 – 12:00 LS 104 Ms. Cabar
April 18, 2017 Tuesday
2:00 – 3:00 LS 108 Ms. Lasi
7:40 – 8:40 LS 112 Ms. Remo
8:40 – 9:40 LS 105 Ms. Lasi
1:00 – 2:00 LS 106 Ms. Lasi
April 19, 2017 Wednesday
2:00 – 3:00 LS 110 Ms. Cabar
7:40 – 8:40 LS 107 Ms. Lasi
8:40 – 9:40 LS 209 Ms. Remo
10:00 – 11:00 LS 205 Ms. Cabar
1:00 – 2:00 LS 111 Ms. Dimayuga
April 20, 2017 Thursday
2:00 – 3:00 LS 208 Ms. Dimayuga
7:40 – 8:40 LS 207 Ms. Dimayuga
8:40 – 9:40 LS 206 Ms. Cabar
10:00 – 11:00 LS 101 Ms. Dimayuga
April 21, 2017 Friday
2:00 – 3:00 LS 103 Ms. Cabar
6. For Grades 7-9 Students and Advisers: Structured Homeroom Guidance will be on April 17, 2017. Below are the titles of the modules:
Grade 7 – “My Freshman Year”
Pre- assigned material: Scissors Grade 8 – “Assessing My Interests and Abilities”
Grade 9- “Discovering My Career Interest”
7. For Grade 10 Students, Advisers and Subject Teachers:
a. Letter to parents regarding the Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT) results was distributed to the students during the interpretation. Kindly submit the reply slip until today.
b. Please be informed that our Structured Homeroom will be on April 17, 2017. There will be a “Moving On to Senior High School” talk at the BHV Gymnasium, 7:40- 9:00 am. Movement to the venue will be right after the Morning Prayer.
8. Looking Ahead:
April 24-25 G4 CFIT Interpretation
April 24-28 G1 Kuhlmann Anderson Test Administration April 26-28 G5 CPQ Interpretation
April 28 N1- K Career Talk FROM THE OVCAR- STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
1. On Schedule of SCB Election. Those who are interested to run in the next election are reminded of the following schedule of activities:
April 18 – Start of Filing SCB Candidacy for SY 2017-2018 April 24 – Deadline of Filing SCB Candidacy for SY 2017-2018 April 25 – Announcement of Official Candidates for SY 2017-2018
April 26 – Presentation of SCB Candidates in JHS during Club Culminating Activity May 4 – Meeting de Avance of JHS
May 5 – Presentation of SCB Candidates in GS during Club Culminating Activity May 8 – SCB Election in GS and JHS
2. On Schedule of Club Meeting. Please take note of the schedule of club meetings this 4th quarter.
Grade School High School
Date Activity Date Activity
April 7 Regular Club Meeting April 19 Prep for Culminating Activity April 21 Prep for Culminating Activity April 26 Culminating Activity
April 28 Year-end activity of Club (Classroom-based)
May 3 Year-End Activity of Club (Classroom-based) May 5 Culminating Activity
3. From the JHS Student Coordinating Board:
On Unleash. Let go, release, break free and UNLEASH! We are once again inviting everyone to witness the next episode of UNLEASH: The X-factor in You today at the BHV Gym. See you there Lasallians!
FROM THE OVCM – VOCATION MINSITRY OFFICE
Si Kristo at Tayo or SIKAT are calling those students who are willing to join, to help and to serve people through volunteerism and teaching. Interested students may get application form the Vocations Ministry Office (VMO) beside the SENTRUM.
SIKAT is a socio-civic organization that aims to cater to the basic skills necessary for the children especially those from Sitio Fatimio and San Lorenzo to be molded into good Christian followers, responsible citizens and well-equiped individuals.
FROM THE OVCAD – INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES:
Cont… Hemophilia Complications
Complications of hemophilia may include:
• Deep internal bleeding. Bleeding that occurs in deep muscle can cause your limbs to swell. The swelling may press on nerves and lead to numbness or pain.
• Damage to joints. Internal bleeding may also put pressure on your joints, causing severe pain. Left untreated, frequent internal bleeding may cause arthritis or destruction of the joint.
• Infection. People with hemophilia are likelier to have blood transfusions, increasing their risk of receiving contaminated blood products. Blood products became safer after the mid-1980s due to screening of donated blood for hepatitis and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The risk of infection through blood products also has decreased substantially since the introduction of genetically engineered clotting products (recombinant factor concentrates).
• Adverse reaction to clotting factor treatment. In some people with hemophilia, the immune system has a negative reaction to the clotting factors used to treat bleeding. When this happens, the immune system develops proteins (known as inhibitors) that inactivate the clotting factors, making treatment less effective.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hemophilia/basics/complications/con-20029824 Medical and Dental Check- up
Date Time Section April 7, 2017 08:20 am – 09:20 am G5 – BB 308 (dental) 09:20 am – 10:20 am G3 – BB 206 (medical) 02:00 pm – 03:00 pm A11_01 (medical)
