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THE HOLY GOSPEL (Mt. 7:7-12)
First Week of LENT
The Holy Gospel according to St. Matthew,
Jesus said to his disciples, “Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks, receives; and the one who seeks, finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks, receives; and the one who seeks, finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened.
Which one of you would hand his son a stone when he asks for a loaf of bread, or a snake when he asks for a fish? If you then, who are wicked, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your heavenly Father give good things to those who ask him.
”Do to others whatever you would have them do to you. This is the law and the prophets.”
Reflection:
“Ask … seek … knock …” Jesus assures the disciples of the Heavenly Father’s desire to answer prayers. He says that all one must do is ask and it will be given, seek and one will find, knock and the door will be opened. Moreover, one should never weary of asking, seeking and knocking.
Prayer is an expression of men and women’s deepest desire to reach God. It is through prayer that God will be found, will give and will open himself to his children. Jesus emphasizes that to pray is to cast all doubts to God who knows how to give good things to those who ask him.
Prayer:
Let us pray …Father in Heaven, give us the confidence / to, ask, seek and knock. Amen. St. John Baptist de La Salle…….Pray for us! Live Jesus in our hearts………… Forever!
FROM THE OVCAR – GRADE SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
1. Grade 6 Placement Test administration will start today. The Institutional Admissions and Testing Office staff will fetch the class in going to the testing room.
Reminders to students:
a. Take the test seriously and do well during the test as 60% of the result will be used as basis for Grade 7 sectioning added to the 40% of the general average grade.
b. Please consume the allotted time for the test. No one will be allowed to go out of the testing room until 12:00 nn except when necessary.
c. Bring your pencil and snacks.
d. Good Luck Grade 6 students!
e. Lunch break is from 12:00-1:00 pm. Classes resume at 1 pm.
Schedule: 8:00 am – 12:00 nn. Venue: MMR 7 (BB41) Feb. 26 – BB 401 March 4 – BB 405 Feb. 27 – BB 402 March 5 – BB 406 March 2 – BB 403 March 6 – BB 306 March 3 – BB 404
2. Exam permits are now with the advisers for checking. Those students who have accounts are reminded to settle them at the cashier’s office before the quarterly test.
3. Deadline of payment for the Php 100 collection for the Foundation celebration will be tomorrow, February 27, 2015.
4. Thanks to the following classes and to their advisers for their continuous support to our mission collection. God bless you always!
Grade 1: BB 104, BB 108, BB 109, BB 110, BB 111, BB 112 Grade 2: BG 109, BG 110, BG 111, BG 112, BG 113, BG 114 Grade 3: BG 108, BB 105, BB 204, BB 205, BB 206, BB 208, BB 209 Grade 4: BB 301, BB 302, BB 303, BB 304, BB 305, BB 308
Grade 5: BB 210, BB 211, BB 212, BB 309, BB 310, BB 311, BB 312 Grade 6: BB 306, BB 402, BB 403, BB 404, BB 405, BB 406
Bulletin No. 158 26 February Thursday, 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.”
From the GS Christian Living
The Difference Between Fasting and Abstinence
Fasting and abstinence are closely related, but there are some differences in these spiritual practices. In general, fasting refers to restrictions on the quantity of the food we eat and on when we consume it, while abstinence refers to the avoidance of particular foods. The most common form of abstinence is the avoidance of meat, a spiritual practice that goes back to the earliest days of the Church. http://christianity.about.com/od/holidaytips/qt/whatiseaster.htm
Thank you so much to class sponsors today. The following are sponsors tomorrow:
Grade 3-BB-204-Ms. Marian Pena Grade 4-BB-303-Ms. Elma Langamon Grade 6-BB-403-Ms. Lorna Bagares Grade 1-BB-110-Ms. Crisvelyn del Mundo From the Computer Department
Schedule of Fourth Hands-on PT in Computer 1 and 3
Grade Performance Task
1 Drawing and coloring with Sean’s Magic Slate
3 Saving and formatting a document with MS Word 2003
Date Grade & Section Date Grade & Section
March 2, 2015 1 - BB 104 March 2, 2015 3 - BB 105
March 2, 2015 1 - BB 108 March 3, 2015 3 - BB 204
March 3, 2015 1 - BB 109 March 4, 2015 3 - BB 205
March 3, 2015 1 - BB 110 March 5, 2015 3 - BB 206
March 4, 2015 1 - BB 111 March 5, 2015 3 - BB 208
March 4, 2015 1 - BB 112 February 27, 2015 3 - BB 209
February 27, 2015 3 - BG 108
From the Math Department
MTAP 2015 Regional Finals (Divison of Lipa) - OVER ALL CHAMPION
Once again our contestants reaped the fruit of their rigid training in the 2015 Regional MTAP Challenge held in Sta. Cruz Elementary School in Laguna last February 20, 2015.
Angelo Vince Perez and Rafael Ma. Vicente Tagulao, Grade 6 students are the CHAMPIONS in the Individual Category and 1st Runner Up in the Team Oral Round. On the other hand, Gerard Elmer Ilagan and Paolo Miguel Torres, Grade 5 students got the 1st Runner Up in the Individual Category and 3rd Runner Up in the Team Oral Round. Since they got the most number of medals they were awarded as the OVER-ALL CHAMPION.
Your effort exerted really worth it. We now again be facing another step in the National level as ANGELO VINCE PEREZ will compete for the INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY. Let’s keep our fingers crossed that with the help of our Almighty and the unified effort of ever - dedicated coaches (Ms. Leonie Landicho), teachers and parents, we will reach the goal we continuously aim to. ANIMO LA SALLE!!!
FROM THE OVCAR – HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
Schedule of Fourth Hands-on PT in Computer 5 and 6
Date Grade & Section Date Grade & Section
March 2, 2015 5 - BB210 March 3, 2015 5 - BB309
5 - BB211 5 - BB310
5 - BB212 5 - BB311
March 4, 2015 5 - BB312 March 5, 2015 6 - BB402
6 - BB306 6 - BB403
6 - BB401 6 - BB404
March 6, 2015 6- BB405 March 6, 2015 6 - BB406
Note: Grade 6 are required to bring 6 AA batteries per group.
3. Grade 10 students who will need to stay for oral presentation in English or for make up class or for any other academic activity after the exams tomorrow (1PM – 4PM) are required to submit parents’ waiver to the concerned subject teacher. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO GO BACK AND FORTH THE SCHOOL PREMISES. Once you leave the campus, you will not be allowed reentry; so it is better to just stay in the campus if you still have to attend to official academic tasks. This is for your own safety and security.
4. National Achievement Test (NAT) is on March 5; Grade 10 students are required to come to school that day. Please be reminded also of the instructions that will be provided to you by the Guidance personnel regarding the conduct of this test. You should come in complete uniform on March 5.
5. Very Important Reminder for Grade 10: Those who need to come back on March 2 -4 for accomplishment of academic requirements are required to come in complete school uniform. ONLY THOSE WITH OFFICIAL BUSINESS ARE ALLOWED ENTRY TO SCHOOL PREMISES. Those who will just pay for Grad Ball and other related concerns are not allowed in the vicinity of the classrooms; NO BYSTANDERS will be allowed in the academic zone. Stallion and Bulik staff who are working on their assignments should come in their Stallion/org shirt and jeans. On March 18 everybody should come in their Type B uniform for the General Assembly at 10AM in the BHV Gym. Please be guided accordingly.
6. Grade 9 Deliberation is set tomorrow February 27 at 3:10 PM in MMR1. Concerned subject teachers are requested to come to this meeting.
7. Our commendation to the following classes for their donation to the mission collection:
Grade 7: MM203, LS101, BM100, BM104, BM105, BM206 Grade 8: LS 106, LS112, LS210
Grade 10: LS404 From the Grade Moderators
1. We shall have the last haircut inspection for this school year. Male students are expected to follow the prescribed haircut. Mushroom style haircut is not allowed. It has been noticed that despite the constant reminder, there are still some who do not follow the prescribed haircut. This is for your strict compliance.
2. Class secretaries should make sure that names of absent students in the class are written in the attendance slip.
3. Students are requested not to pass by grade 10 classrooms. They are taking their quarterly examination and your utmost consideration is expected.
For Grade 8
Class presidents shall have a meeting today with the grade moderator. Please proceed to the BHV gym after the morning prayer.
FROM THE OVCAD – INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES:
Continuation… Oral Health Month: A window to your overall health Step 4: Brush and floss to remove plaque.
Everyone should brush at least twice a day. It's even better to brush three times a day or after every meal. In addition, you should floss at least once a day. These activities remove plaque, which is a complex mass of bacteria that constantly forms on your teeth. If plaque isn't removed every day, it can turn the sugars found in most foods and drinks into acids that lead to decay. Bacteria in plaque also cause gingivitis and other periodontal diseases. It's important to brush and floss correctly and thoroughly. You need to remove plaque from all sides of the tooth and where the tooth meets the gums. If plaque is not removed, it can lead to gum problems and cavities.
Step 5: Limit snacks, particularly those high in simple sugars, and eat a balanced diet.
Every time you eat, bits of food become lodged in and around your teeth. This food provides fuel for the bacteria in plaque.
The bacteria produce acid. Each time you eat food containing sugars or starches (complex sugars), your teeth are exposed to these acids for 20 minutes or more. This occurs more often if you eat snacks and the food stays on your teeth for a while.
These repeated acid attacks can break down the enamel surface of your teeth, leading to a cavity. If you must snack, brush your teeth or chew sugarless gum afterward.
A balanced diet is also important. Not getting enough minerals and vitamins can affect your oral health, as well as your general health.
Step 6: If you use tobacco in any form, quit.
Smoking or using smokeless tobacco increases your risk of oral cancer, gingivitis, periodontitis and tooth decay. Using tobacco also contributes to bad breath and stains on your teeth.
FROM THE OVCM - GUIDANCE OFFICE:
1. For Grade 1 Advisers and Students:
Please be informed of the 4th Counselor’s Time following the schedule below:
Date Section Time Subject Adviser/Teacher
GRADE 1
BB 112 7:40-8:20 Science Ms. R. Garing
BB 109 8:20-9:00 Language Ms. C. Del Mundo
BB 104 9:20-10:00 Reading Ms. D. Arellano
BB 111 10:00-10:40 Math Ms. C. Hernandez
BB 110 10:40-11:20 Math Ms. C. Hernandez
February 26, 2015 (Thursday)
BB 108 11:20-12:00 Social Studies Ms. B. Pagulayan 2. For Grades 7 and 8 Advisers and Students: Kindly submit the homeroom evaluation forms to the Guidance
Office until tomorrow, February 27, 2015. Thank you.
3. For Grade 8 Advisers: Kindly remind the students to submit the 5R picture of their vision board until tomorrow, February 27, 2015. Thank you.
4. For Grade 10 Students:
a. For UPCAT Applicants: Kindly get your UPCAT results at the Guidance Office. Thank you.
b. Kindly submit the Guidance Services Evaluation forms to the Guidance Office today. Thank you.
5. Looking Ahead:
March 6 Grades 7-9 Diagnostic Test
March 13 Grades 1-6 Diagnostic Test
FROM THE OVCM - STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
1. ON SCB ELECTION:
We request the homeroom advisers and subject teachers to please accommodate our SCB candidates for a 5 min room to room visit should there be chance to share your time with them. The campaign period is scheduled this week until March 4 only. Thank you very much.
Important reminders in the campaign:
a. The campaign materials shall be signed by the SCB Moderator with the approval of the SAO Head.
b. Tarpaulin and other similar campaign materials shall be allowed for postings in the designated areas only with a maximum size of 3 x 2 ft for individual candidate and 4 x 3 ft for group/party.
c. Please be reminded that posting of campaign materials in the walls is NOT ALLOWED in consonance with the existing policy of the school. You may ask the permission of the teachers if your campaign materials can be posted inside the classroom probably at the backboard. Assigned areas in High School are Br Henry Virgil Gym and Hasyenda and BB Lobby/Building and Canteen for our Grade School. Thank you very much d. Flyers and campaign cards are allowed. However, candidates are reminded of the cleanliness of the area at all times.
e. Vote buying or any similar acts related to the election of an individual candidate or party is strictly prohibited e.g. giving of candies or sweets, distributing or sponsoring meals, school supplies or materials with the name of the candidate/s.
f. Activity initiated by the party to promote the candidates is encouraged. The party has to seek approval from SAO for the venue and other requirements.
g. The campaign period shall be until March 4 only in both Grade School and High School
h. Meeting de Avance in Grade School is scheduled on March 4 from 11:00-12:00nn at the Br Henry Virgil Gym while High School shall have their schedule in the afternoon i.e. 3:30PM onwards
i. Failure to comply with the set guidelines shall be subjected to disqualification of the candidate or party j. All concerns related to the Campaign and Election of GS/HS SCB has to be coordinated with the SAO.
2. We shall have our regular Club Meeting tomorrow in Grade School. Thank you.
3. On Club Awards. This is to remind our Club Moderators to please submit the name/s of your Outstanding Club Member/s to Mrs. Melissa Ishikawa today. (Please take note that this is applicable to our Grade 10 students only).
Thank you very much.
4. On CSYA Awards. Please verify with Mrs. Ishikawa the standing of your class for CSYA before posting next week. Thank you very much.
5. FOR GRADE 10 ONLY. Please be informed of the following reminders for the upcoming Graduation Ball:
2. Driving your own car and/or vehicles to the Graduation Ball is strictly NOT ALLOWED.
3. The release of invitation cum souvenir will be on or before March 10, Tuesday following the guidelines:
The RECEIPTS should have been submitted to the SAO including the Fetching Form and reply slip.
The Invitation cum Souvenir shall be issued to the Class Presidents following the list of students who have paid already.
Note: Part of the invitation is a midnight snack stub which is to be presented during the event. This stub entitles the bearer for a hot/cold drink and pastries.
For your other concerns, you may please see your Grade 10 SCB Officers or visit SAO and look for Ms. Jo.
FROM THE OVCM - INSTITUTIONAL LASALLIAN FORMATION OFFICE:
Schedule of Retreat
March 9-10 - H- MM204 Retreat Mass Sponsorship
Feb 26 G7 BM103, BM104, BM105 G10LS301, LS302, LS303
March 4 G8 LS107, LS108, LS109, LS110
Feb27 G7 BM201, BM202, BM203 G10 LS304, LS401, LS402
March 5 G8 LS111, LS112, LS207, LS208
March 2 G7 BM204, BM205, BM206, LS101 G10 LS403, LS404
March 6 G8 LS209, LS210, LS211, LS212
March 3 G7 LS102, MM201
G8 LS103, LS104, LS105, LS106
FROM THE OVCM – COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT OFFICE:
GRADE 9-KAPUSO EXPOSURE & OUTREACH ACTIVITY Please refer to the schedule posted in the previous bulletin. Thank you.
FROM THE OVCM – CULTURE AND ARTS OFFICE:
We would like to invite everyone to watch the SAYAW FILIPINAS on February 27, 6:00 pm at the SENTRUM, a celebration of Filipino spirit and creativity through dance. Just present your school ID at the gate entrance.
