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THE HOLY GOSPEL (Mk 4:26-34)
The Holy Gospel according to St. Mark
Jesus said to the crowds: “This is how it is with the Kingdom of God; it is as if a man were to scatter seed on the land and would sleep and rise night and day and the seed would sprout and grow, he knows not how. Of its own accord the land yields fruit, first the blade, then the ear. And when the grain is ripe, he wields the sickle at once, for the harvest has come.”
He said, “To what shall we compare the Kingdom of God, or what parable can we use for it? It is like a mustard seed that, when it is sown in the ground, is the smallest of all the seeds on the earth. But once it is sown, it springs up and becomes the largest of plants and puts forth large branches, so that the birds of the sky can dwell in its shade.” With many such parables he spoke the word to them as they were able to understand it. Without parables he did not speak to them, but to his own disciples he explained everything in private.
Reflection:
It is said that a thousand-mile journey starts with a single step. Such is also with our spiritual life. We are not required to do extraordinary things like: putting pins on our nails, not eating for a month, walking on foot from home to school, etc. We can nourish our spiritual life with simple things like: praying the rosary, respecting teachers, picking trashes, listening to a friend, etc. All of these may sound very ordinary and simple but like the mustard seed, they can be the start of a thousand- mile journey or seed that becomes a large fruit-bearing tree.
Prayer:
Lord, help us to sanctify our ordinary acts by offering it to you always. Amen.
St. John Baptist de La Salle…….Pray for us!
Live Jesus in our hearts………… Forever!
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT FOR ADVANCEMENT:
Eat and transform lives. Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your family and friends. Be part of the “Don’t We Love To Eat…”
lunch for a cause and the “Acoustic Afternoon” coffee session for a cause on Feb. 13, for the benefit of the DLSL scholarship program. Co-workers may avail of the salary deduction scheme. For ticket inquiries and reservation (lunch - PhP 500.00;
acoustic afternoon - PhP 375.00), please contact PMO at local 756 5555 local 297.
FROM THE OVCAR – OFFICE OF THE INTEGRATED SCHOOL PRINCIPAL:
1. In the next Friday (Feb. 6), Lipa Diocesian Catholic Schools Association (LIDICSA) will celebrate the annual LIDICSA Festival for Teachers (LIFT) which will be held at the SENTRUM. There will be no classes in the Integrated School.
2. Students are reminded that the 3rd quarter grades are now available for online viewing. Please inform your parents about this. Congratulations to all students who made it to the Honors’ List.
FROM THE OVCAR – GRADE SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
1. Today, Grade 6 classes will have their recollection in the assigned rooms. As requested by the ILFO staff, advisers will accompany their respective class during the Mass at 8:00 am and at 1:30 pm for the Agape. Thank you.
2. Commendation to Mr. Joseph Vallejo for supervising the Art Workshop for Grades 2 and 5 classes held yesterday.
Special thanks to the advisers and teachers for the supervision of classes.
3. Thanks and congratulations to the Grades 5 and 6 SMC Challengers and winners. Commendation to the Science, Math, Computer CCs and teachers for facilitating the quiz bee.
4. In relation to Lasallian Mission Celebration on February 3-11 with the theme “Lasallian for the Poor”, there will be activities during CL classes and Triduum Masses at the SENTRUM.
Mass Schedule and Attendees:
February 9 at 8:30 am – Grades 3 to 6 and Grade 7
Note: Each class is requested to bring two gifts for the offertory. Thank you.
5. There will be a community meeting today, January 30, 2015 at 3:10 pm at MMR 7.
From the Christian Living Department Centennial Trivia
Recruitment and formation of the Filipino Brothers took place at the first Novitiate in Baguio City with Brother Andelino Manuel Castillo as the First Director. (PMO)
Bulletin No. 142 30 January Friday, 2015
INTEGRATED SCHOOL
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.”
Thank you so much to class sponsors today. The following are sponsors on Monday:
Grade 6-BB-306-Ms. Ernie Lein Saculo Grade 5-BB-210-Ms. Daycel Martija Grade 2-BG-109-Ms. Fe Mando Grade 3-BB-209-Ms. Santa Embalsado From the MAPEH Department
Come February, 2015 is the celebration of Art Month. In line with this, Grade 1 and Grade 4 students will have the opportunity to have their Art Workshop sponsored by Faber Castell on February 18, 2015 to be held at BHV gym following the schedule below:
Grade 1 – 8:00 – 10:00 AM Grade 4 – 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Movement to the venue will be right after the prayer. Thank you so much!
From the Computer Department Did you know that….
TYPEWRITER is the longest word that can be made using the letters only on one row of the keyboard.
Reference: http://www.funbull.com/interesting-facts/computer-facts.asp?thispg=6#ixzz3LYBO4ZPs From the Science, Math and Computer Department
Warmest thanks to the participants, advisers and subject teachers in the 3rd SciMath.Com Challenge . Congratulations to the following winners from Grades 5-6.
Grade Place Section/ Adviser Participants
Champion BB 311 – Ms. Jenny Asupre
Justin, Patrick De Grano, Aldrin Dimaano, Denise Jean Vanguardia
1st Runner up BB 210 – Ms. Daycel Martija
Josh Aldrich De Villa, Rex Reilley Fanoga, Maika Margaret Gonzales
Gr. 5
2nd Runner up BB 310 – Ms. Jeramie Landicho
Bianca Louise Malizon, Kim Ditan, Monaliza Suarez Champion BB 306 – Ms. Ernie Lein
Saculo
Ethan Justine Oña, Michelle Anne De Villa, Enriquez Gefferlil’le Katigbak
1st Runner up BB 401 – Ms. Leonie Landicho
Anton Leo Miguel Joson, Rein Louis Caringal, Aeren Varona Gr. 6
2nd Runner up BB 406 – Samantha Sarmiento
Levi John Villalobos, Patrick Louie Cacho, Maria Sofia Africa From the Grade Moderators Office
Haircut inspection on Feb. 2. Male students are reminded to follow the prescribed haircut.
FROM THE OVCAR – JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
1. Commendations and congratulations to Bulik staff especially the participants and their moderators – Ms. Zali Fortus and Mr. Michael Melo – for a job well done during the RSPC. Collaborative Desktop Publishing (Filipino) bagged the 5th place. Other results shall be published in the next bulletin.
2. We shall follow shortened period schedule on Tuesday, February 3 for the Lasallian Faith Festival at 2:00-4:00PM in the SENTRUM. Grades 7 – 10 students will attend this event. Movement to the venue will be at 1:45 PM. Seating arrangements shall be provided by the respective GM of the level.
Class secretaries are requested to write this on the backboard:
Time Grade 7 & 8 Time Grade 9 & 10
7:40-8:20 1st period 7:40-8:20 1st period
8:20-9:00 2nd period 8:20-9:00 2nd period
9:00-9:40 3rd period 9:00-9:40 3rd period
9:40-10:00 Recess 9:40-10:20 4th period
10:00-10:40 4th period 10:20-10:40 Recess
10:40-11:20 5th period 10:40-11:20 5th period
11:20-12:00 6th period 11:20-12:00 6th period
12:00-1:00 Lunch 12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-1:40 7th period 1:00-1:40 7th period
During the activity, homeroom advisers are requested to stay with their classes. Subject teachers are likewise invited to witness the event. Thank you.
3. Our congratulations to the following classes for their generous donation to the mission collection:
Grade 7: MM203 Grade 8: LS106 Grade 9:LS310 Grade 10: LS404 From the Computer Department
Did you know that…
1. Every minute, 100 hours of video are uploaded on YouTube by individual users.
2. Of the 60 billion emails that are sent on a daily basis, 97 percent are considered spam.
3. Google handles an estimated 1 billion search queries each and every day, releasing almost 200 tons of CO2 per day.
Reference: http://www.websitemagazine.com/content/blogs/posts/archive/2014/05/18/23-cool-tech- facts.aspx#sthash.50Ph0TRF.dpuf
Brain Teaser#3 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
Which is NOT an option in the Conversion Options of the Color Settings?
A. Relative Colormetric B. Perceptual
C. Saturation D. Web Coated Grade 9
What is the default event for text control?
A. click B. change C. double-click D. mouse move Grade 10
How to write an IF statement in JavaScript?
A. if i = 5 B. if i = 5 then C. if (i = = 5) D. if i = = 5 then
The Finer Points of Science Week Three:
Did you know? The atom is over 99.9% empty space.
Science Brain Teaser #3 For Grade 7 and 8
A man in a restaurant asked a waiter for a juice glass, a dinner plate, water, a match, and a lemon wedge. The man poured enough water onto the plate to cover it.
"If you can get the water on the plate into this glass without touching or moving this plate, I will give you Php100," the man said. "You can use the match and lemon to do this."
A few minutes later, the waiter walked away with Php100 in his pocket. How did the waiter get the water into the glass?
For Grade 9 and 10
In Mrs. de la Cruz’s Science class, they are holding a contest. She has a glass bottle, and a little bronze ball, the size of which is the exact same as the hole in the bottle. Mrs. de la Cruz is giving the student who can put the ball in the bottle, without breaking the glass or destroying the ball somehow, an iPOD.
In her room there is a microwave, petroleum jelly, a stove, and a freezer.
Six of her seven students attempted this feat, but with no luck.
After the sixth student, the seventh, Jeo, comes up to the bottle and the ball. He thinks of using one of the tools in Mrs. de la Cruz’z room at his disposal, and uses one (not the jelly as it was already proven to not work) and five hours later, gets the ball in the bottle and his free iPOD.
How did he do it?
From the Grade Moderators
1. There will be a haircut inspection on Monday, February 2, 2015. Male students are expected to sport the prescribed haircut. Mushroom hairstyle is not allowed.
2. Students are reminded that you can only enter the classroom after lunch at 12:45 pm. Students who will violate this rule will be dealt with accordingly.
3. Classroom key monitors should make sure that doors are properly locked whenever the class have to leave the room.
For Grade 7
1. Class presidents will have a meeting today in MMR 1 at 3-4 pm. Kindly bring ballpen.
2. Students are reminded not to stay along the corridors and inside the classrooms during break time. Please be mindful of the off limit areas.
3. Students are also reminded not to engage themselves in any trouble. Please be responsible with your actions.
From the Stallion Yearbook 2014 Moderator
The Stallion Office is pleased to announce that Stallion Yearbook 2014 is ready for distribution. You may claim your Stallion yearbook from the Stallion Office starting next week, Mondays thru Fridays following the schedule below:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 4-5PM Thursday - 1-5PM
If the office is open outside the schedule provided, and a staff is available, you may still get still your yearbook. Don't forget to affix your signature on the monitoring sheet provided once yearbook is claimed. Thank you!
FROM THE OVCAR – LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER:
Attention: Faculty and Staff
Please be reminded on the proper care and handling of the Multimedia equipment installed in your classroom. Pulling out of any cables such as VGA and HDMI is prohibited. Thank you.
FROM THE OVCAD – HUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT:
SCHEDULE OF EVALUATION Second Semester SY 2014-2015 January 30, 2015 (Friday)
A B C D D
TIME Section TEACHER Section TEACHER Section TEACHER Section TEACHER Section TEACHER 7:40 –
8:40
BM100 G7
Ms. M.
Samson
BM202 G7
Ms. R.
Anog
LS102 G7
Mr. D.
Agudilla
LS109 G8
Ms. A.
Buquir
LS408 G9
Ms. T.
Marquez 8:40 –
9:40
BM101 G7
Mr. J. Orozco BM205 G7
Mr.
Escartin Mr. Bigcas
BM206 G7
Mr. Escartin Mr. Bigcas
MM203 G7
Mr. H.
Baon
LS108 G8
Ms. L.
Guavez 10:00 –
11:00
MM201 G7
Mr. Escartin Mr. Bigcas
LS101 G7
TLE MM204
G7
TLE MM202
G7
Mr.
Escartin Mr. Bigcas
LS104 G8
Ms. C.
Magcawas 11:00 –
12:00
BM105 G7
Ms. Samson BM103 G7
Ms. D.
Beltran
BM104 G7
Ms. M.
Samson
LS112 G8
Ms. S.
Tipan
LS212 G8
Ms. R. Uy 1:00 –
2:00
BM102 G7
Mr. A.
Dimaculangan
BM204 G7
Ms. N.
Yabut
BM203 G7
TLE BM201
G7
Ms. A.
Manalo
LS208 G8
ICL 2:00 –
3:00
LS312 G9
Ms. Z. Fortus LS411 G9
Mr. Baon LS307 G9
Mr. M.
Marquez
LS308 G9
Ms. T.
Marquez
LS209 G8
Ms. E.
Policarpio February 2, 2015 (Monday)
A B C E D
TIME Section TEACHER Section TEACHER Section TEACHER Section TEACHER TIME Section TEACHER 8:40 –
9:40
LS204 G10
Ms. G.
Calingasan
LS404 G10
Ms. A.
Fermin
LS301 G10
Ms. G.
Sanchez
LS312 G9
Ms. E. Lontoc 8:20 – 9:40
BB306 G6
Ms. M. Magnaye Mandarin 9:40 –
10:40
LS203 G10
Mr. G. Casala LS303 G10
Ms. H.
Matibag
LS206 G10
Ms. E. Jonson LS410 G9
Ms. C.
Sarmiento
10:00 – 11:20
BB309 G5
Ms. M. Comia Ms. M. Mayuga 11:00 –
12:00
LS205 G10
Ms. J. Aguda LS302 G10
Ms. J.
Alarcon
BM206 G7
Ms. R.
Rosima
LS411 G9
Ms. K.
Dimaculangan
12:20 – 1:40
BB303 G4
Ms. L. Magnaye Ms. R. Tapalla 1:00 –
2:00
LS403 G10
Ms. J. Aguda LS401 G10
Ms. E. Jonson LS407 G9
Ms. M.
Navales
LS406 G9
Mr. G. Latayan 1:40 – 3:00
BB403 G6
Ms. L. Landicho Mandarin 2:00 -
3:00
LS412 G9
Ms. L.
Endaya
LS201 G10
Ms. S.
Manalo
LS307 G9
Mr. Z. Jazareno
3:00 – 4:00
LS202 G10
Ms. J.
Aguda
LS402 G10
Ms. H.
Matibag
LS304 G10
Ms. B.
Rosales FROM THE OVCAD – INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES:
Schedule of Dental Check up
Feb 2 G5 BB 210 08:00 am
G5 BB 211 09:00 am
Jan 30 G5 BB – 311 08:00 am Feb 3 G5 BB 212 01:00 pm G5 BB – 312 09:00 am G5 BB 310 02:00 pm
FROM THE OVCM - GUIDANCE OFFICE:
1. Looking Ahead:
February 9 Grades 7-10 Structured Homeroom February 10 & 17 Grades 4-6 Structured Homeroom February 18-23 Grades 2-3 Counselor’s Time
February 23-24 Grade 10 Evaluation of Guidance Services February 24-25 SBJHNHS Structured Homeroom
February 24-27 Nursery 1 – Grade 1 Counselor’s Time February 26-27 Grade 5 CPQ Interpretation
FROM THE OVCM - STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
1. On ANIMO COLOR RUN. The Council of Student Organizations (CSO) shall sponsor ANIMO COLOR RUN as part of the 52nd Foundation Celebration of De La Salle Lipa which will be held on February 14, 2015 (Saturday).
Please refer to the following details for each run category:
a. Kiddie Run Gun Start: 6:00AM (Registration Fee - Ph 230.00)
Kiddie Run Race Route: De La Salle Lipa to Robinsons Place Lipa to De La Salle Lipa b. 3K Gun Start: 6:05AM (Registration Fee – Ph 260.00)
3K Run Race Route: De La Salle Lipa to Shell Lipa Ayala to De La Salle Lipa c. 5K Gun Start: 6:10AM (Registration Fee – Ph300.00)
5K Run Race Route: De La Salle Lipa to SM City Lipa to De La Salle Lipa Inclusion in the Registration Fee: race shirt, race bib and color packets
Interested runners may get the Registration Form at the SAO tomorrow until February 3 only. Deadline of submission of form and payment is until February 3 at the Hasyenda from 11:00AM – 1:00PM. Hurry and experience the first Animo Color Run at De La Salle Lipa.
2. On De La Salle Lipa Fun Ride. As part of the opening salvo of the 52nd Foundation Celebration, De La Salle Lipa shall sponsor Fun Ride which is open to all bikers on February 12, 2015. The route shall start at DLSL Sentrum Parking area at 7:45AM. Interested bikers may register (FOR FREE) at the SAO starting today until February 10.
For other details please coordinate with Mr. Paolo Lescano of ICT or visit SAO. Hurry and get a chance to win prizes. Note: All Participants must wear GREEN SHIRT.
3. On SCB Resolution to have separate Student Councils for Grade School and High School. One of the resolutions passed by the previous set of SCB Officers SY 2013-2014 headed by its former President, Jonathan Coronel was to have a separate Student Council for Grade School and High School. This resolution was based on the survey made by the SCB last February 2014 which was agreed upon by a majority of students in both Grade School and High School. It is a move to unleash the full leadership potentials of Grade School and High School student leaders so as to achieve a more effective, efficient and competent IS Student Body. Please take note of the following dates related to the filing, campaign and election of the next set of Student Coordinating Council in High School and Grade School:
February 2 – 11 Filling of SCB Candidacy
February 18 Release of Official Candidates in Grade School and High School February 20 – March 5 Start of Campaign Period
March 4 – Meeting de Avance in Grade School March 5 – Meeting de Avance in High School
March 6 – SCB Election in Grade School and High School
4. On Student’s Booth for the 52nd Foundation Day Celebration. This is to invite our junior and senior students or clubs/organizations to take part in the 52nd Foundation Celebration on February 12-14 by putting up student’s booth. Please take time to read the Rules and Guidelines for the Booth and visit the SAO for the Booth Application which will start today until February 5 only. Booth application is subject to the approval of SAO. Thank you.
Rules and Guidelines:
1. The booth operators are required to issue receipt to customers. Each receipt is entitled to a raffle draw which shall be drawn during the Closing Ceremony of the 52nd Foundation Day.
2. The booth operators shall report to the JPIA Booth located at the Centen A the sales of the day and duplicate copy of the receipts issued to the customers for validation purposes.
3. As a matter of policy, the 70-30 rule shall apply i.e. for indoor booths, 70% of the total net sales income shall go to the booth operators while the remaining 30% shall be part of the 52nd Foundation Committee income and for outdoor booths, fix amount of P1500 shall be charged for the whole duration of the fair.
4. Selling price or services shall be governed by the approved list submitted to the Booth Committee thru I.S.
SAO. Overpricing and selling of products or services which are not stated in the approved list would be subject to the suspension of the booth and would subject to Disciplinary action.
5. Selling of toys like water gun, pellet gun, pirated products or any item/s that the school may consider inappropriate are prohibited.
6. “Highway Robbery” or any similar forms in the duration of booth operation is strongly discouraged.
7. The booth operators shall be responsible in keeping their booth clean during and after the fair. They shall be held liable for all damages, loss items, materials and fixtures of the classroom or school facilities.
8. All booth operators shall apply “Claygo Policy.” A trash bin has to be provided to ensure cleanliness of the area.
9. The Booth Committee shall acknowledge the participation of different booths based on the following awards:
a. Most Creative Booth b. Most Popular Booth
c. Best in Sales (as verified by the JPIA)
10. The Booth Committee thru the I.S. SAO reserves the right to disapprove any application if the product/service or operation does not conform with the school criteria.(eg. Styrofree campus etc.)
11. The Booth Committee thru the I.S. SAO shall conduct the inspection of booth operation during the fair to ensure strict adherence to the guidelines.
Violation of any of the above guidelines would mean cancellation of the Booth Operation.
FROM THE OVCM - LASALLIAN ASSISTANCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM:
"All High School scholars namely Expanded, Star, MA, Free School and Privately Funded Scholars are required to submit photocopy of their 3rd quarter report card at the LAMP Office on or before February 11, 2015"
FROM THE OVCM – INSTITUTIONAL LASALLIAN FORMATION OFFICE:
12: 10 pm Mass Sponsorship
Schedule of Recollections
January 30 - Grade 6 Recollections (BB306, BB401, BB402, BB403, BB404, BB405 & BB406) Feb 2 - Grade 7 BM104, BM105 & MM202 Feb 4 - Grade 7 BM100 & BM102
FROM THE OVCM – COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT OFFICE:
Grade 3 KAIBIGAN Exposure and Outreach Activity
T 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 DATE TIME SECTION
January 30 7:20 – 8:00 BB 204 February 4 7:20 – 8:00 BB 208 February February 2 7:20 – 8:00 BB 205 February 5 7:20 – 8:00 BB 209
February 3 7:20 – 8:00 BB 206 February 6 7:20 – 8:00 BB 108
GRADE 8 KAPAMILYA EXPOSURE & OUTREACH ACTIVITY
Jan. 30 (Friday) Grade 8 MM 203 44 Galamay-Amo Elem. School 50
Grade 8 LS109 38
Feb. 2, 2015
(Monday) Grade 8 LS110 38 Mabini Elem. School 76
Grade 8 LS105 37
Feb. 3, 2015
(Tuesday) Grade 8 LS106 38 Labac Elem. School 74
Feb. 4, 2015 Grade 8 LS107 36 San Guillermo Elem. School 74
Date Sections Date Sections
Jan 30 G7 BM 102, BM 103, BM 104, BM 105, BM 201
Feb 2 G8 LS 103, LS 104, G9 LS 305, LS 306, G10 LS 201, LS 202
(Wednesday) Grade 8 LS108 39
Grade 8 LS111 35
Feb. 5, 2015
(Thursday) Grade 8 LS212 36 Tagbakin Elem. School 71
Grade 8 LS 209 38 Feb. 9, 2015
(Monday) Grade 8 LS 210 36 San Celestino Elem. School 75
