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Volume 1 Issue No. 4
CATAMCS writers bagged
several awards during the
Area II-A Schools Press
Conference last August 30
2018.
There were seventeen
out of twenty-five journalists
from the Central school
participated and fortunately
qualify for Division Schools
Press Conference (DSPC) to be
held in our school Cong.Alberto
T. Aguja Memorial Central
School on October 10-13,2018.
The winners in the
different journalistic writing
individual category were: Joshan
Sicadsicad-First Place News
Witing in English, Maxinne
Joice T. Platilla-Second Place in
Filipino, Charles Adrian P.
Mendoza-Second Place Science
RPMS-PPST Roll –out for Carigara
I District Teachers
“Listen and
understand the training in
order to appreciate and
embrace the program” said Dr.
Grace Villanueva, Education
Program Supervisor of DepEd
Leyte Division, during the
opening program of the Three-
Day District-Based training on
the Result-Based Performance
Management System (RPMS)
Manual Aligned with the
Philippines Professional
“Embrace & Appreciate”. Dr. Grace Villanueva giving her insights
on the RPMS-PPST to the teachers of Carigara I.
and Technology Writing in
English, Shane Ashley San
Pedro-Second Place Editorial
Cartooning, Angelyn N.
Brilata-Second Place Sports
Writing Filipino, Nicolette
Shane Cabelin -Third Place
Editorial Writing, Maria
Jewel Labrica-Fourth Place
Copyreading and Headline
Writing, Mel Arianne
Gonzales-Fifth Place Feature
Writing English, Naomi Kish
Pallomina-Sixth Place Sports
Writing Engish.
Richard de los Santos
Jr.,Krisha Kaye D.
Quebec,Ayhesha Althea
Cordero,Marl Jucobe
Debalucos,Brian Godwin
Secorata,Sheina Mae A. Piad
and Althea Jersey Eslira were
part of the Collaborative
Desktop Publishing that won
Standards for Teachers Roll-
Out, last September 27-29,
2018 in Cong. Alberto T.
Aguja Mem. Central School
(CATAMCS)
The said training
attended by all teachers,
administrators and district
supervisor of Carigara I aimed
to keep teachers abreast of the
new DepEd program and to
provide teachers knowledge on
Photo by: Nexu Nuňez
Road to DSPC! 17 victorious pupil journalists emerged to hit the
road to DSPC after winning the Area School Press Confab at Tunga,
Leyte, August 30, 2018. Photo by: Marl Jucobe Debalucos
first place in the group
category.
According to the
coaches, They never thought
of winning because most of
the writers are new and they
only had a short period of
time for the practice and
maybe their enthusiasm
the new RPMS which is now
in accordance with the PPST
as a means of measuring
teachers performance.
According to DepEd,
the RPMS serves as a
blueprint for teachers to guide
them in accomplishing their
task. It also serves as a “waze”
for teachers to guide them in
going to their target
destination in teaching and
redirect them when they are
lost along the process.
To Dr. Emerito S.
Gaviola, Principal II of
CATAMCS, the RPMS-PPST
is a “vital tool for teachers’
professional growth and
development and social regard
for learning”. He further
emphasized that this tool
lessens teachers’ burden on
collecting and gathering
evidences during the
evaluation of teachers.
The Master teachers
of the district served as the
learning facilitators of the
training with the guidance and
assistance of the different
school heads who have
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June - October 2018
pushes them to strive and
continue to write better in
writing, added the coaches.
CATAMCS writers are
already excited and they are now
burning their candles in
preparation for DSPC.
-By: Joshan Sicadsicad
previously attended the same
training conducted by the Leyte
Division in Milka Hotel,
Tacloban City.
The training is in
accordance with the Division
Memorandum No. 486 , wherein
all the districts of the Leyte
Divisios are obliged to relay and
equipped the teachers in their
area the details of RPMS –PPST.
Arnel Revil, a newly-
hired teacher in Hira-an
Elementary School, views RPMS
as his “necessary tool to become
a legit proficient teacher”. He
said that he is ready to embrace
this new program for he knows
that this is for the best of his
ability and his profession.
The new RPMS tool
shall take effect during the first
semester assessment evaluation
of teachers this October.
Teachers are expected to be ready
with the utilization of the new
RPMS. For DepEd, this is a
response to the call of every
teachers to lessen the hassle in
the evaluation of teachers’
competence.
- By Maxinne Joice Platilla
2 Issue No. 4, Volume 1
Faith and Prayers. Aftermath of Indonesian quake resulted to damages
and more than 800 death after a devastating tsunami.
(AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana/ MANILA BULLETIN)
Death toll from Indonesian quake,
tsunami rises to 832
JAKARTA — The death toll from
an earthquake and tsunami on
the Indonesian island of
Sulawesi rose to 832 on
Sunday, the national disaster
mitigation agency said, adding
it assessed the affected area to
be bigger than initially thought.
Many people were
reported trapped in the rubble
of buildings brought down in the
7.5-magnitude earthquake
which struck on Friday and
triggered tsunami waves as high
as six meters (20 feet), agency
spokesman Sutopo Purwo
Nugroho told a news
conference.
President Joko Widodo arrived
Sunday in Indonesia’s quake and
Indonesia in offering our
prayers to the hundreds who
died after a powerful 7.4
earthquake and tsunami hit
Central Sulawesi last Friday,”
Presidential Spokesman Harry
Roque said in a statement.
“The Philippines is
ready to respond and extend
assistance to Indonesia,” he
added.
The Philippine
Embassy in Jakarta said the
only Filipino in the Indonesian
city struck by a 10-feet tall
wall of tsunami last Friday is
safe.
Ambassador to
Jakarta Leehiong Wee said the
Filipino, a detainee serving his
tsunami-devastated city of sentence at the Lapas
Palu, urging a non-stop Penitentiary, is safe.
recovery effort.
This came as the Philippines
“I’m asking my conveyed its deep
brothers to all be ready to condolences to Indonesia over
work day and night and to
the deaths of nearly 400
finish everything related to people after a magnitude 7.4
the evacuation,” Widodo – earthquake followed by a
decked out in military tsunami struck Central
fatigues – told troops Sulawesi on Friday.
deployed to Sulawesi island.
The Department of
The Philippine Foreign Affairs (DFA) said the
government has offered Philippines is ready to respond
prayers and pledged and extend assistance to
assistance to Indonesia Indonesia.
following a devastating
(Adopted from Manila Bulletin
earthquake and tsunami over
Online. Updated October 1, 2018
the weekend. 8:35 AM )
“We join the people of
June - October 2018
CATAMCS Pupils reaps
awards on District Science
Fair
“Winner takes, but not all”
This is the facebook post of
Mrs. Elda D. Pascual, a grade 6
Science teacher, after winning in
the District SCience Fair held last
September 20, 2018 in
CATAMCS.
Five pupils of CATAMCS
gained recognition after their
successful quest to become the top
pupils in science in the whole
district of Carigara I.
Khalil Grecko Juntilla,
mentored by Mr. Emil Apostol,
bagged the first place in Science
IV quiz. Krisha Kaye Quebec,
Grade 6, also bagged the first
place in the Environmental Quiz
bee with Mrs. Elda Pascual as her
coach.
Coming off second place in
Science Quiz V was Nicolette
Shane Cabelin, coached by Mr.
Roderick Custado.
The third place in their
respective categories were Charles
Adrian Mendoza for
SCIENCE FAIR/P3>>
Victory! Central 1 students and teachers
wear their smiles as they topped the Dis-
trict Science Fair. photo: Chris Angelo
Capuyan

PDEA R08: Carigara Cleared from Drugs
A safer Carigara is now Philippine Drug Enforcement
expected after it was already Agency (PDEA) last August
declared Drug-Cleared by the 24, 2018 at the LGU Carigara
rooftop. The declaration was
attended by the local
officials, Carigara Police
Officers and officials from
PDEA.
The DOH, DSWD,
DILG and PDEA were among
the agencies involved in the
evaluation of documents
submitted to declare a
municipality as Drug-cleared.
The requirements needed for
Drug –cleared Carigara. SPO1 Bryan a municipality to be declared
Persona talking about the success of drug-clear are Cover
Carigara on drug-clearing operations
with Maxinee Joice Platilla. memorandum, Certificate of
Drug –cleared Barangays,
Report on Barangay drug-
cleared operations (MADAC)
And report on Advocacy/
Preventive Education
Conducted. Supporting
documents such as the
activities done and regular
inspection during the drug-
clearing Pre-operation,
Operation and Post-operation
phases are also needed for
evaluation. After complying
with all these documents, the
PDEA will validate it before
the declaration.
According to SPO1
Brian J. Pensona of Carigara
Police Station, Carigara has 35
affected barangays on drugs
and 14 were unaffected. During
the conduct of the drug clearing
operations of Carigara Police
Station, there were 489 drug
surrenderees, where 8 have
admitted users of drugs and 471
were drug pushers.
With their successful
conduct of their drug-clearing
operations, and with the
cooperation of the local and
barangay officials, Carigara is
now the 25th municipality to be
declared drug clear in the
province of Leyte.
By: Maxinne Joice Platilla
 Issue No. 3, Volume 1
June - October 2018
<<SCIENCE FAIR/P2
Science Quiz VI , and Lhourd
kristoff Custado, Chesca Irlandez
and Maxinne Joice Platilla for the
Spotlight. Their coaches were
Mrs. Elda Pascual and Mrs. Rima
Ann Obfenda, respectively.
“It was unexpected” said Mrs.
Elda Pascual on her pupils’
success because “they have limited
time for review because of
overlapping activities”.
Nevertheless, Mrs. Pascual is
Math fair victory for CATAMCS pupils
Eighteen pupils and one teacher won
in their respective categories during the
District Math Fair held last September 21,
2018 in CATAMCS.
Mathematics Quiz I-VI, DAMATH
Whole Numbers, Damath Decimals, and
Strategic Intervention Material (SIM) were
the categories in the Math Fair. The
CATAMCS pupils successfully settled a
podium finish in each category except
for DAMATH Whole Numbers. The
following were the winners and winning
coaches of the said event:
Mathematics I Quiz. 1st Place
Shemarie Irene P. Reyes, Recho Gil M.
Nedroda. Mark Ivan Atibula
- Coach: Adelina P. Custado
Math VI Quiz 1st Place
Charles Adrian P. Mendoza,
District Math Quiz winners strike a pose in
front of CATAMCS pupils. Photo: Nexu Nuňez
Leyte prisoners get
senior high education
Diomedes, a prisoner
at the Leyte Regional Prison in
Abuyog, Leyte, couldn’t find a
better way to express his
happiness except through
singing after hearing the good
news that their maximum
security compound will turn
into a “school ground” come
June 4.
Already on his mid-
fifties, Diomedes will join the
first batch of 63 inmates-turned-
students who will attend in the
first semester of the two-year
senior high school program of
the Department of Education
(DepEd) through the initiative of
ecstatic with the results.
For the teacher category, Mr.
Roderick Custado defended his
throne as the first place in the
presentation of Strategic
Intervention Material (SIM)
Grade V. He said he is “very
much thankful with the help
and assistance of his co-teachers
in making the SIM for without
them, it will be impossible for
him to win”.
By: Chesca Irlandez
Chesca Irlandez, Krisha Kaye Quebec
- Coach: Julie P. Quebec
Damath Decimals 1st Place
Dianne C. Go -
Coach: Danilo B. Go
Mathematics II Quiz, 2nd Place
Kristine Chloe M. Mendoza, Margaux
Denise N. Piangco, Rey Cris M.
Mendoza Jr.,
- Coach: Leonora Anade
Mathematics III Quiz, 2nd Place
Bill Lawrence N. Secorata, Kurt
Angelo Villacarillo, John Alde L.
San Pedro
- Coach: Antonieta C. Go
Mathematics IV Quiz, 2nd Place
Gabriel Armand Machete, Jean
Kaye Pauline Oballo, Charlene May
Irlandez,
- Coach: Airen D. Irlandez
Mathematics V Quiz 2nd Place
Nicolette Shane Cabelin, Lhester C.
Nival, Dianne C. Go
- Coach: Roy Rendora
SIM 3rd Place
Julie P. Quebec
Dr. Emerito S. Gaviola
expressed his congratulations and
gratitude, Monday after the event, to
the winners and to their coaches for a
job well done.
-By Maxinne Joice Platilla
Leyte Division officials and
other stakeholders.
Edgar Tenasas, who
is the brain behind the
program, acknowledged the all
-around support of Leyte
Schools Division
Superintendent Ronelo Al K.
Firmo, Leyte 3rd
Congressional District
Representative Vicente Veloso
and other stakeholders.
“The good news is
Cong. Veloso has allocated
P26.7 million for the
construction of six classrooms
two-story building, a big
3
DepEd Sec. Leonor Briones as she announces next year salary
hike and other benefits for teachers (FEDERICO CRUZ / MANILA
BULLETIN FILE PHOTO)
‘Learn something new everyday’ - Briones
(WTD) celebration held in
While the primary role of
Legazpi City, Albay recently.
teachers is to teach their
students, Education Secretary “For our learners, learning is
Leonor Briones urged the never ending so it should be
country’s educators to exert the same for the teachers,”
effort to “learn something new she added.
every day.”
Anchored on the theme
A teacher herself and coming “Gurong Pilipino: Kaakbay sa
from a clan of educators,
Progreso,” the 2017 WTD
Briones challenged the highlighted the vital role, hard
687,225 teachers under the
work, and commitment of
Department of Education teachers in developing
(DepEd) nationwide “to learn globally competent learners,
something new every day and strengthening communities,
become catalysts of change as and building the nation.
they inculcate the importance
of critical and creative thinking Attended by some 6,000
among learners.” educators, DepEd paid
recognition to the “noble
“If you want our learners to work and contribution of
learn, we should learn also,” teachers to the world.”
Briones said in Filipino during
the World Teachers’ Day Manila Buletin Online,
accessed 10/05/2018
gymnasium, a library and for this program is they want the
computer laboratory inside the prisoners to be equipped with life
prison grounds,” said Tenasas. skills which they can use when
they will be reintegrated to the
Tenasas, who was
accompanied by Education
society particularly in today’s
technologically-driven society.
Program Supervisor for
Araling Panlipunan-Juan -Sunstar Tacloban
Mitra, said their ultimate plan
SECOND CHANCE. Inmates in Abuyog, Leyte convene for
orientation regarding the SHS education in prison.
Photo: Sunstar Tacloban Online
 4 Issue No. 4, Volume 1
June - October 2018

Feeding program: Impact

on education
The Department of Education implemented national
feeding program in all public elementary schools through
Republic Act 11037 which was recently signed into law by
President Rodrigo Duterte. A school based feeding
program which will provide fortified meal for
undernourished public school children from kindergarten
to grade 6 .This is to ensure that
Filipino children will grow up
healthy as they are the nation’s
future .

CATAMCS started the school based feeding program they ate in school .It’s not
since SY 2016-2017.This is to eradicate undernourishment quite easy to monitor the
cases in the school .At the beginning of the school year the nutritional status of every
nutritional status of every pupil is examined and through pupil especially those
this, the school feeding coordinator could identify the leaving in far-flung
children beneficiaries or recipients of the feeding program barangays.
for the whole school year .
Quarterly monitoring of
The coordinator had meal plan for these undernourished the nutritional status is
children .In the food preparation , the school seeks the help necessary so as to identify
of the parents of the beneficiaries and the teachers as who among the
well .Children eat their lunch in school .They are also beneficiaries needs
monitored by the Department of Health through health immediate attention . Other Krisha Kaye Quebec
examination including deworming and vaccination. stakeholders like the Local The national feeding program
Government Unit, implemented by the Department
Implementation of this program lessens the number of Department of of Education contributes a lot to
undernourished pupils of the central school .Children could Agriculture,Department of the welfare of every Filipino
do the different physical and mental activities for they are Social Welfare and child who is undernourished.
well-feed with balanced-diet everyday .It also diminishes Development together with
absenteeism because of poor health .There is a big The progress of a
DepEd should work hand nation could be determined
improvement in the academic performance. Others are in hand to ensure continuity through the health status of the
excited to take their lunch in school for they et variety of in the implementation of populace .So with this program
foods. The parents beneficiaries become aware of the value this program in the of the government through the
of proper nutrition through this program . succeeding years to totally DepEd surely we can eradicate
malnutrition and we’ll have
eradicate the malnutrition progressive Philippines in the
On the other hand during long vacation the school head in our school and in thee near future.
and teachers feared if the recipients could take the meal as whole country as well.

ASSISTANT School Paper

Krisha Kaye Quebec Advisers
Feature Writers Cartoonist Narissa Mendoza
Editor-in-chief/Lay-out Artist Shane Ashley San Pedro Elda Pascual
Mel Arianne Gonzales
Mary Ann Daang Richard De los Santos Jr. Lourd Kristoff Custado Emiliano Apostol
Associate Editor Susana Bugal
Ayesha Althea Cordero Rima Ann Obfenda
Crystabelle Apostol Photojournlists
Richard A. De los Santos Jr. Chris Angelo L. Capuyan Ma. Teresa B, Nivera
Circulation Manager Nexu Nuňez Lea Lloren
Science & Technology Writer
News Writers Charles Adrian Mendoza Brian Godwin Secorata Rhona M. Brilata
Krisha Kaye Quebec Marl Jucobe Debalucos Jocelyn C. Obaob
Maxinne Joyce Platilla Sports Writers
Angelyn Brilata Consultant/MT2
Joshan Sicadsicad School Paper Advisers
Nicolette Shane Cabelin Naomi Kish Pallomina Clarisa A. De Los Santos
Chesca D. Irlandez Tito O. Molo EMERITO S. GAVIOLA,Ed..D.
Shiena Mae Piad Kristine Bernadette Makabenta Overall Head
Chelsey Kaye Quebec
 Issue No. 3, Volume 1
June - October 2018
By: Richard A. De los Santos Jr.
Wear Me..
“ Beauty is in the eye
of the beholder”. It is really
true !Seeing my schoolmates
wearing our new school
uniform really amazed me .
Wherever we go, we are
identified as CATAMCS
pupils because of the nice
Lourd Kristoff Custado
A great Help
The Department of
Education (DepEd) issued an
order regarding the
implementation of the School-
Based Feeding Program (SBFP) in
all public schools including our
school the CATAMCS. As
stipulated in this order, it
addresses to solve under
nutrition and short term hunger
among pupils in the public
schools in the country .It
by
Chelsy Kaye Quebec
Doing our Best
As 21st century
learners ,is it in our hands
that changes are possible and
easier .Changes for the good
of our school and
community where we
belong .Its just a matter of
helping each other to
promote good example
school uniform that we
proudly wear . This is a
manifestation of a I'm also happy that at your young age
responsible and law abiding
pupils. It’s also a
resemblance of a highly
motivated teaching staff of
the school.
primarily aims to improve the
nutritional status of children
from Kindergarten to Grade
VI. This program is striving for
an increase of classroom
attendance as well as improve
the health, develop nutritional
values and positive behavior
among children in all public
schools.
There was an
improvement on nutritional
status of children and
alleviated short term hunger
from malnourished to well-
nourished; from severely
wasted to normal health
status which is another
positive impact of the SBFP.
Likewise, the academic
performance was improved
from poor to satisfactory
performance.
The food is offered
daily following the 120 days
cycle menu with the
prescribed dietary allocation
needed by the child everyday.
through writings with
honesty and integrity even
in our early age we pupils
need to inculcate the love
for writing as a potent tool
for development .In our
own little way doing our
best to help our place a
safer environment .
5
Dear Editor,
I’m one of the campus journalist our
school .Im very happy that most of us won in the
recently concluded area press conference . I
just want to ask what is the essence of
campus journalism to us pupils ?
- Ayesha
Dear Ayesha ,
Thank you for your letter and
you love writing. The essence of
journalism is that it inform and
entertain the readers in a fact and
accurate way and at the same time
developing your talent in writing.
The Editor
Dear Editor,
I am very happy that our school
is always topping the list in almost
academic contest .Making us very
proud our all the achievements .
- Shiena Mae Piad
Dear Shiena Mae,
Yes and its really making us very proud of
all the achievements that making us very known
not only in the district but the whole division as
well. Our gratitude to the collaborative effort of
all the teachers and the great motivator our
school head, Mr. Emerito S. Gaviola and of
course our supportive parents and stakeholders.
The Editor
Dear Editor,
There are different kinds of food stuff and
even toys were sold in our school canteen .Pupil
like me wanted to buy such stuff. But I wonder
why canteen vendors are selling those things that
are not good for the pupils .
- Nicolette
Dear Nicollete ,
Thank you for your concern .Canteen
should only offer foods that are nutritious and
affordable for our pupils .The staff will assure
you that this will be taken an immediate action
the soonest possible time .
The EDITOR
6 Issue No. 4, Volume 1
June - October 2018

A MAN … hands of gold

By Mel Arriane Gonzales

Do you know who is the man that is like King Midas? Everything he
touch turns into gold.

I know a man that is like him, in the person of Emerito Sular Gaviola,
Doctor of Education. I compare him to King Midas because the school
where he come from is highly appreciated
because of what he did to it, it became
beautiful. It is truly an evidence that he
made magical touch. He makes
school into an ideal one.

Our school has never been this

beautiful, until our nice, smart
and active principal stepped on
my beloved Alma Mater, the
Cong. Alberto T. Aguja
Memorial Central School 2 years
ago. In a short span of 2 years
and 9 months as our principal,
his good governance has created
a great change to our school. A
change that everyone benefitted not
only the pupils, but the teachers and
its stakeholders as well. His great
leadership and smart initiatives has
helped our school, not only on its
physical aspects but also in our academic
achievements. Under his management we
had functional covered walks, waiting areas and guard
house, usable feeding areas, beautification of some part on our Home Economics
room, initiated the tiling of our mini-auditorium, balustrade in Grade V rooms, and
procurement of a functional television set and sound system with the help of the
GPTA Officers. On the other hand, for the academic aspects, he always
supervise teachers to conduct intensive review whenever there is a
competition. He is always present in every competition to boost the
pupils’ confidence, and cheers us up .

The Principal II of the Central School can be described with

these two words: persevere and hardworking. Among all the Principal II
of the whole division he ranks 7th for next ladder of promotion. He is
being honored to be the Principal In-Charge of a District in a nearby
town per information from a reliable source. Kudos! to this man of
action.
 Issue No. 3, Volume 1
June - October 2018 7

Beginning with a Single Step

By : Richard A. De los Santos Jr.

Martin christian m. Mendoza is a young boy who has a big

dream in life. A 13-year old lad who lived in Capoocan, Leyte with
two siblings named Rey Cris and Kristin Chloe. He is a son of Rey
Cris O. Mendoza and Monette N. Maraya. He topped the list of
regional passers of Philippine Science National Competitive
Exam in Region 8 last 2017. Presently, Martin is a Grade
7 student of the Philippine Science High
School-Main Campus, Diliman, Quezon City in
Manila.
True to many, he is a good looking,
lovable, hardworking and funny person. At a
young age, his ambition is to become a
scientist because he likes science a lot and is
fascinated with the subject very much. He
believes that being a scientist he could
help more in bringing out a solution to
some problems in the society.
Martin believes that there
are no secrets to success. When he
started in school as a student, his
journey was not smooth sailing like
other students had. He had
difficulties and challenges
encountered. He is always an achiever
and awardee in school but he has responsibilities and obligations to
perform well in his studies to maintain his high grades. At the same
time it would mean lesser time for him to play, watch tv and enjoy the
things he wanted to do with his siblings, classmates, friends and family.
But today, his sacrifices paid off as he stands proud of himself
for overcoming those challenges and be competitive enough with his
classmates in Philippine Science, fondly called Pisay. As he begin a new
journey in Pisay as a grade 7 student, he admits that he fears if he will not be
able to do it alone. But with his positive attitude, he is determined to surpass
everything and of course with his parents guidance, he know he will
succeed with flying colors.
Martin is a dreamer, he has always planned on becoming a lot of
things since childhood. When he was a kid, he wanted to be an
astronaut, doctor, pilot, journalist and a lawyer someday. But as he grew
old he realized that life is too short to accomplish everything, being a
Pisay passer. He realized that he is coming close to realizing his
ambition if he finishes his studies successfully.
He still have a long way to go, but he is determined to finish
what he has started. He tries to balance his time very well so he can
enjoy his journey. He knows he has a lot of things to accomplish, and
greater things to catch, and he is extremely excited for that.
He is striving harder to be a better version of himself and he
always remember that no one is the best author of his life but
himself.
8 Issue No. 4, Volume 1
June - October 2018

TEACHERS …ALL IN ONE

Behind the name TEACHER
lies the many fantastic roles and
characters they play. Teachers
are not merely teacher that
teaches ABC’s and 123’s, because
they also dance, sing, dramatize,
perform, coach, facilitate,
report, decorate, fix and repair.
They are not merely teachers
because they are also a parent-
surrogate, a friend, a confidante,
a mediator, and a partner. An
extra ordinary ,fantastic
role .Coffees might be 3 in 1 but
teachers are ALL IN ONE!

Profession that always

remembered for the heart that
adore love, rendering service
beyond the call of duty .Despite
of their own problems they are
able to face the pupils with a
smile in performing the noble
tasks .

They even serve the

captain of the ship in a wide
ocean ,stars that shine in the
darkness of pupils life.

Moulding the youths and

influencing every innocent minds
are tasks that set teachers
apart from other professions.
.For teachers, their duty is so
vast for always taking the risk
in imparting the best .

Teachers are capable of

everything because ..THEY ARE
ALL IN ONE!
 Issue No. 3, Volume 1
June - October 2018
Safety Prep, Safety First!
The Philippines is a
home for typhoons. Every year,
almost 25 typhoon affects our
country. Hence, it is a must that
we are always prepared and ready
for this natural calamity that will
hit our place. Safety first should
always be kept in mind first-hand
Poster adapted
above anything else. Besides,
there is n o harm in keeping
your self and your family pre-
pared for whatever disaster that
will strike your way.
The Department of
Education (DepEd) has
strengthened its campaign on
disaster risk and reduction
program. The disaster risk
reduction management pro-
gram is now being implement-
ed in all public schools be-
cause the safety of the school
children and the teachers is
one of their primary concern.
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Also, it is line with the Child-
Friendly program of DepEd.
Below is a diagram of contin-
gency plan during, before and
after typhoon.
-By: Charles Adrian Mendoza
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TOP 1! Khalil Grecko Juntilla and coach Mr. Emiliano D. Apostol
gleams with smile after outwitting 59 other competitors in the
Division Science Cum Yes-O Camp.
Khalil Juntilla tops Sci - Quiz 4
Topping the list of Division
Science Quizzers, Khalil Grecko
R. Juntilla of Cong. Alberto T.
Aguja Memorial Central School
was recently declared as
champion in the Science 4 Quiz
Bee during the Division Science
Cum YES-O Camp at Bato School
of Fisheries, Bato Leyte last
October 2-4, 2018. Juntilla
outwitted 59 competitors
coming from the different
districts of Leyte.
The proud pupil expressed
thanks to his coach, Mr.
Emiliano D. Apostol for sharing
Typhoon 101: What you need to know
Tropical cyclones is commonly
called Typhoon or “Bagyo” in
the Philippines. Approximately
twenty tropical cyclones/
typhoons enter the PAR
(Philippine Area of
Responsibility) yearly, an area
which incorporates parts of
the Pacific Ocean, South China
Sea and the Philippine
his expertise likewise instilling
in him the love of Science, to
his parents for the love and
untiring support, to the
principal, Mr. Emerito S.
Gaviola for the financial
support, teachers and to his
fellow schoolmates for the
motivation and a source of
inspiration.
Juntilla qualifies and will
represent the Division in the
Regional Science Cum YES-O
Camp.
By Charles Adrianne Mendoza
Archipelago. The Philippines is
"the most exposed country in
the world to tropical storms"
according to a Time
Magazine article in 2013. It
brings strong winds and rains
that causes flooding, loss of
lives and properties and
destruction trees and
vegetation.
Wikipedia.com
MOSQUITO REPELLANT CLOTHES
Shoo mosquitoes! Yes,
your babies will now be
spared from mosquito bites
with the innovative technology
of mosquito-repellant baby
clothes developed by the
Philippine Textile Research
Institute of the Department of
Science and Technology.
This is one of the
development initiatives of the
textile institute under the
Typhoons can hit the
Philippines any time of the
year, with the months of June
to September being the most
active and May the least
active. Typhoons move east
to west across the country,
heading north as they go.
Storms most frequently make
landfall on the islands
of Eastern Visayas, Bicol
region, and
northern Luzon whereas the
southern island and region
of Mindanao is largely free of
typhoons.
These Tropical Cyclone
Warning Signals are usually
raised when an area (in the
Philippines only) is about to
be hit by a tropical cyclone.
As a tropical cyclone gains
strength and/or gets nearer
Issue No. 4, Volume 1
June - October 2018
Smart Textiles program to
address the need to provide
products that will directly
benefit the people. The
technology is showcased in
the Science, Technology and
Innovation @ Home cluster
at the National Science and
Technology Week held on
July 17-21, 2018 at the World
Trade Center in Pasay City.
http://www.dost.gov.ph
to an area having a storm
signal, the warning may be
upgraded to a higher one in
that particular area (e.g. a
signal No. 1 warning for an area
may be increased to signal #3).
Conversely, as a tropical
cyclone weakens and/or gets
farther to an area, it may be
downgraded to a lower signal
or may be lifted (that is, an area
will have no storm signal).
Classes for Preschool are
canceled when Signal No. 1 is in
effect. Elementary and High
School classes and below are
cancelled under Signal No. 2
and classes for Colleges and
Universities and below are
cancelled under Signal Nos. 3, 4
and 5.
Wikipedia.com
 Issue No. 3, Volume 1
June - October 2018
Central joins District Athletic Meet
Cong. Alberto T.
Aguja Memorial Central
School joined the District
Athletic Meet last August 17,
2018 in preparation for the
forth-coming Municipal Meet.
Eighteen potential
athletes were chosen for the
said activity.Selected were
Jessie Flores,Adrian Yutrago
and Lance Christler Obejera
(Athletics-boys),Brian Godwin
Secorata ,Gabriel Armand
Angelo Machete(Table tennis-
boys) and Frances Alodia
Sicadsicad(Table tennis-
girl).Charven Alegado ,John
Laurence Peruda ,Mark lester
CATAMCS smashers ready for the Area Meet 2018 as they
emerged Champions in their battles. Photo: Chris Angelo Capuyan
SPORTS
Sports help shape young
people
Participation in high school
sports – and other extracurricular
activities – provides the perfect
training ground for what the
world will be like post-
graduation.
More than thousands of
student-athletes in different
schools will compete for their
schools throughout the year.
They wear their uniforms
with pride, and boost the
reputation of their community
through healthy competition.
Other extracurricular
activities can provide similar
opportunities.
It's just as important for
Inalisan and Zildjian Rey
Negada(Basketball –boys)
Kyla Bodo,Dame Rysher
Bagares,Princess Mae
Lloren ,Dennes Panim
(Volleyball –girls) and Peter
Ppaul Madejas (Volleyball-
boys).Nina Samantha
Otivar,Shalona Llose and
Kaye Pauline Oballo
(Gymnastics-RG)
Once again the
selected 18 implicit athletes
will compete on the
upcoming Municipality Meet .
By Charles Adrianne Mendoza
communities to show their
pride in the young people who
represent them.
Support their endeavors by
going to games, attending
performances, participating in
fundraisers, generally by being
present.
There is a lot of science
that supports community
connection as a benefit for
young people. Regardless of
whether you have children, it
is important to show your
support.
Being celebrated in
athletics and extracurricular
activities are just some of the
ways good behavior is
reinforced for young people.
Sports – and music, theater,
debate, robotics, etc. – help
teach students skills that will
contribute to their future
success.
Let’s support them along
the way, across the country.
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Lifting weights is effective for all of those goals and
more. But even savvy gym rats don’t always realize
all of the many benefits—and repercussions—of
hitting the iron. Read on for 20 things you may not
know about strength training.
1. It boosts joint health
Lifting, especially multi-joint movements like squats and
lunges, counteracts the effects of spending long hours
hunched over a computer or behind a steering wheel.
2. Supersets build endurance
Lifting is most effective when done continuously rather
than resting between sets.
3. It boosts your metabolic rate
Lifting boosts metabolism, especially your resting
metabolic rate.
4. It enhances performance on the field
Lifting boosts sports performance.
5. It builds denser bones
Lifting helps prevent osteoporosis.
6. It promotes heart health
That’s because strength training boosts blood flow and
decreases blood pressure.
7. It’s tough for women to “bulk up”
It’s impossible for women to get “too bulky” from lifting.
Even with the popularity of CrossFit, many women still
shy away from heavy weights in the gym.
8. Your girlfriend’s muscles recover faster
Women have some advantages over men when it comes
to lifting.
9. Lifting helps you torch more fat
Lifting and other anaerobic activity is more effective than
steady-state aerobic exercise for fat loss and building
strength.
10. You don’t need equipment
A bodyweight workout of just pushups, dips, and
burpees can be as tough as anything with iron.
11. It makes you flexible
Lifting can improve flexibility. Though the stereotype of
the bodybuilder who can’t touch his toes is well-
founded, lifting can improve flexibility.
12. You don’t need to put on weight
Lifting for muscle does not always mean more strength
and power. There is a misconception that to become
powerful you need larger muscles or more weight.
13. Hypertrophy = gains in mass
Lifting lighter weights for many reps can be just as
effective for building muscle and strength as heavy
weights for fewer reps. The key is to lift to the point of
fatigue.
14. It prevents injuries
About 65% of injuries come from overuse—repetitive use
of joints rendered dysfunctional by muscle imbalances.
 VICTORY! Hidilyn Diaz wins Gold for
Philippines in the 53-kilogram event in Jakarta
International Expo Kemayoran.
Photo by Warren Whiteside, Reuters
Weightlifter Hidilyn
Diaz won the Philippines'
first gold medal in the
Asian Games, capturing
the women's 53-
kilograms event at
Jakarta International
Expo Hall A in Indonesia
on Tuesday.
The Philippines won 4
bronze medals in the
Jakarta Games prior to
Diaz's feat.
Diaz bested 11 other
12 Filipino kids join international
football camps
Twelve Filipino tweeners
from different regions in the
Philippines landed an
opportunity to further hone their
football skills at the Astro Kem
Bola Advanced Training camp
in Malaysia through Globe
Telecom’s TM Football Para sa
Bayan Program. The program
was held in Kuala Lumpur
recently.
Regarded as the second phase of
the Astro Kem Bola program,
the Advanced Training camp is
an intensive experience that
formally immersed the young
athletes in the rigors of football.
Together with other participants
competitors, including
compatriot Dessa Delos
Santos, by lifting 92
kilograms in the snatch
and 115 kilograms in the
clean and jerk for a total
of 207 kilograms.
The Zamboanguena
pulled a come-from-
behind against
Turkeminstan’s Kristina
Shermetova, who was
leading the contest after
topping the snatch with
93 kilograms.
from Singapore and
Malaysia, the kids, aged 10-
12 years old, received in-
depth training revolving
around pitch and classroom
sessions from Barca
Academy coaches who were
flown down to Malaysia
specifically for the camp.
The participants
consisted of James Philip
Domens, 11 years old, Pasig
City; Charles Cedrick
Lajom, 12, Mandaluyong
City; Nazer Merendad, 11,
Mandaluyong City; Tadashi
Rysuei Omiya, 11,
Montalban, Rizal; Angelane
Diaz said the win
boosted her belief that
winning the gold in the
Olympics is highly
possible.
“I am grateful to God
that I won the gold
medal that all of us
Filipinos dream of,” Diaz
said. “This proves the
Olympic gold medal is
possible.”
Diaz stands to receive a
cash windfall of P6
Joy Ortega, 12, San Carlos
City; Elijah Raj Pabalete, 11,
San Carlos City; Caitlin Clare
Panilan, 10, Quezon City; Roy
Panunciar Jr., 11, San Carlos
City; Michaella Ann Tolones,
12, Zamboanga City;
Winceyette Louise Aleichem
The 12 talented Philippine delegates to Astro Kem Bola
Advanced Training Camp in Malaysia.
million — P2 million from
the Philippine Olympic
Committee, P2 million
from the government
through Republic Act
10699, which expands the
coverage of incentives
granted to national
athletes and coaches, and
P1 million each from the
Siklab Foundation and the
Philippine Ambassador to
Indonesia Lee Hoong.
-CNN Ph– 08/01/2018
Tumala, 12, San Carlos City;
Zhaira Gail Velasco, 12, San
Carlos City; and Joeny Yap, 11,
Batangas City.
October 01, 2018
by Manila Standard Sports