RFMES Laban COVID
By Joanne B. Olanda
TMagsaysay big success.
Thelong, tediousand detailedsafety conscious preparation spearheaded by the school principal with its teachers embarked on the challenge particularly abiding IATF guidelines.
During the observation and comment portion that took place August07,2020,theschoolwasvery much applauded and appreciated by our Division CID Chief, Dr. Alma Cifra. She was amazed of the school’s best practices in which according to her, she wasn’t able to see it from the several schools she
Cares! Working for quality, accessible, relevant and
Dr. Alma Cifra even encouraged the other schools in the district to also have these best practices and quoted “Only in RFMES”shehadseenthese amazing practices of the MDLP Dry Run.
Despite the pandemic, learning continues as DepEd adopts varied learning modalities. The Safety of the learners is always a priority.
Despite calls for delaying classes, Education Secretary Leonor Briones reiterated that classes would openonAugust24.Andthat,Ramon F. Magsaysay Elementary School, headed by Bernardo L. Panares; true to its mission of ensuring that learning must continue, implements the Modular Distance Learning using Printed Modules which was based on the Learners Enrolment Survey Form complied by the parents.
VSBES receives succor from LGU
With its intention to help and show its utmost care for the children, Barangay Daliao Council responded the call of the teachers in supporting their campaign for this year’s Bayahinan sa Paaralan.
They lavishly donated 10 boxes of long bond papers which will be used for the reproduction of self-learning modules. They also included two gallons of alcohol to heighten sanitation inside the school.
“Daghang salamat sa inyong makanunayong suporta sa among tulunghaan.” Mrs. Lugie Hermanoche gratefully said after receiving the aid.
The donations will supply the school’s need in delivering education through modular distance learning despite the
CID Chief, Dr. Alma Cifra, witnessed the Dry Run of the releasing and retrieval of SLMs; gave insights and comments on the said simulation. Maria Estrella P. Aquino, Brgy. SK Chairman, together with VSBES teachers, Mrs. Aracelle B. Tario and Mrs. Lugie A. Hermanoche turn over ceremony on November 10 at VSBES Gym.Flood covers JVFES - How dangerous it is?
By Juvy E. Boquil
Flood hits Jose V. Ferriols Elementary School last October 27, 2021, Wednesday.
This has always been the problem of the school every time heavy rains fall, even during the face to face set up. There are fears because it is the health of the teachers that put at risk.
“ Dios ko, kahadlok aning baha ba, basin magka leptospirosis ta ani.” Andam jud tag botas pirmi ani mga ma’am.” says, one teacher. “ Na wala ra ni sa una ma’am uy, na lampas tao jud ang baha.” says, another teacher.
The entire ground of the school was flooded with water and even reached inside the classrooms.
Teachers have to clean and wash the floors from time to time. The worst thing, aside from flooded water, poisonous snakes were spotted hiding inside the cabinets and hanging on the windows.
Amidst all of these, teachers’ dedication and commitment towards teaching did not waver. They still do their job like sorting modules, making reports, do some follow ups and online conferencing with pupils and parents. They make it sure that the quality of learning, despite all the odds must be delivered for the betterment of the young generation.
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CONQUERING ODDS FOR A BETTER TOMORROW. Jose V. Ferriols Elementary School flooded with water after heavy rains on October 27, 2021. Water level rose up to higher level. Despite of it, nothing can stop a determined and committed teacher to fulfill her job and ensure that the delivery of learning still continues. (Juvy E. Boquil)