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HAPPY BULILIT! HAPPY BULILIT!

NGCPgivesschoolsupplies to250MOESLearners

By: Heart Antonete Derit

Under the Balik Eskwela "Gamit ni bulilit Program", the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) through Deped Region X has provided school materials to about 250 elementary students at Mohon Elementary School in the Misamis Oriental Region. The distribution was done last January 8, 2024

Among the schools situated in the Division of Misamis Oriental, Mohon Elementary School is one of recipient schools in Region X

Ma’am Alma T Resuma, the school head of Mohon ES, made this statement in an interview on Monday, January 8, 2024 She said that this project is beneficial to the learners. “With that, we are grateful we were chosen as one of the recipient Thank you very much NGCP and DepEd Region x”

The school project is part of the NGCP’s priority Corporate Social Responsibility programs "Gamit ni Bulilit" program supports the education of learners in public schools This will motivate them during their formative years where they get support needed, to inspire them to continue going to school, and eventually finish their education

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The District Simultaneous Joint P/GSP School Encampment 2023, emed "Preparedness is awareness," ought together Scouts from ultiple schools in the Tagoloan East trict on October 21st. With 145 Girl outs and 130 Boys Scouts across ferent levels joining in, the event s a hub of learning and fun-filled tivities. Turntopage3

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By: Kenn Charmelle A. Pimentel

After having sweaty hard days, MOES got First place in seven events of the District Schools Press Conference. The said activity was held last December 8, 2023 at Mohon Elementary School The activity was monitored by the Public Schools District In-Charge, Dr. Carnila D. Simacon, together with the school heads of Tagoloan East District Turntopage2.

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Ma’am Alma T Resuma, the School Head of MOES, radiates joy alongside the school children due to the positive impact brought by the 'Gamit ni Bulilit' program! Their happiness reflects the program's successinupliftingtheschoolcommunity

During the DSPC, Ma’am Alma T Resuma led the Mohon Teaching Force and esteemed journalistsinproudlydisplayingtheirarrayofawards,atestamenttotheirdedicationand excellence

Pupils, spanning from kindergarten to grade 6, joyfully received their Gamit ni Bulilit packages, brimming withhappinessandgratitude!

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MOES BRIGADA ESKWELA 2023

By: Precious Janna K. Lavador

This year's theme, 'Bayanihan para sa Matatag na Paaralan,' implemented by the Department through the External Partnerships Service (EPS) from August 14 to 19, 2023

During the Brigada Eskwela Kick Off Program, a collaborative effort involving parents, teachers, volunteers, stakeholders, and students transformed the school environment. Cleaning supplies in hand, they meticulously swept classrooms, mopped floors, and washed windows, creating a pristine atmosphere. Simultaneously, volunteers worked on enhancing the school's appearance by planting flowers, cleaning gardens, and painting murals, aiming to make the campus more appealing Dedicated to infrastructural improvements, skilled volunteers addressed structural issues, repairing broken furniture and fixtures while also ensuring safety compliance by inspecting fire extinguishers, emergency exits, and electrical wirings. Linde Philippines conducted a fire drill and training for students, teachers, and parents, contributing to the focus on safety and security.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all those who participated in Brigada Eskwela 2023, as your unwavering support and effort have laid the foundation for a better education experience for all students

The Gamit ni Bulilit Program, designed to inspire learners to study with passion and diligence, received heartfelt appreciation from Mark Burias, a pupil at Mohon Elementary School, thanking the NGCP for providing school supplies and assistance Expressing gratitude, Mark highlighted how this support helped families unable to afford such supplies, making education possible. Mrs. Thelma Sabroso, a parent at Mohon ES, echoed this appreciation for NGCP's support. Moreover, teachers at MOES emphasized the program's positive impact on learners and its aim to expand, reaching more schools and students, fostering a brighter educational future.

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CELEBRATES SCIENCE MONTH

By: Bencyrus Bacalucus

Mohon Elementary School holds a Science Fair on September 29, 2023 with the theme “Siyensiya, Teknolohiya at Inobasyon: Kabalikat sa Matatag, Maginhawa at Pantag na Kinabukasan”. Science as one of the academic subjects is looking forward for the best innovation through Science and Technology among learners of elementary levels. A one day activity participated by the Grade III to Grade VI pupils. The activities are Science Quiz Bee, Poster Making and Slogan Contest. Grade III Sean Emmanuel Dahunan, Grade IV Luke Isaac Lagrada, Grade V Chris Daniel Orate and Grade VI Vyl Dominique Villafuerte who got the first place on Science Quiz Bee will represent the school for the upcoming District Science Fair Subject teachers are the judges of each activity to ensure fair and just contest. Declaration of winners is announced base on the criteria given. First place winners of Science Quiz Bee will join for the District Science Fair to be announced when. Congratulations Kids!

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1 DAY, FUN DAY

HAPPY SCOUTS HAPPY SCOUTS

By: Jam Kaizer G. Tayanes

The Scouts engaged in various skill-building exercises and games like 'catch-the-tail' and 'connect the dots,' emphasizing teamwork and environmental responsibility Dr Carnila D Simacon, Tagoloan East District PSDIC, along with GSP District Adviser Ma’am Alma Resuma, BSP District Coordinator Ma’am Jaspymar Corpuz, and GSP District Coordinator Ma’am Rizaly G Rañedo, were present to witness the enthusiastic participation of the Scouts The day ended with a campfire where Mohon ES sub camps showcased the unity and diversity within the Joint BSP/GSP Scouting community, marking the start of lasting memories and strengthened bonds

LINDE PHILIPPINES SOUTH INC. LINDE PHILIPPINES SOUTH INC.

By: Kaori C. Derit

Before the official closing ceremony, there was a campfire at the school grounds where several presentations by sub camps showcased Mohon ES's diverse yet cohesive Joint BSP/GSP Scouting

Linde Philippines South Inc., a prominent company in Mohon, Tagoloan Misamis Oriental, took proactive measures to ensure community safety by conducting an extensive fire drill Led by Mr Ronie Baconguis, the plant manager, the drill took place on November 15, 2023, at Mohon Elementary School. Collaborating with the school administration, teachers, and parents, the comprehensive exercise aimed to equip learners with vital skills and knowledge in handling seismic events, encompassing evacuation procedures, emergency communication protocols, and first-aid awareness.

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MoES pupils excelled at DSPC, securing seven first places in various categories! Heart Antonete C. Derit topped Copy Reading and Headline Writing Filipino, while Jam Kaizer Tayanes excelled in English Feature Writing. Nadine Naelga showcased talent in Feature Writing Filipino, Ben Cyrus L. Bacalucus in English Science and Technology Writing, Clint Bryan Daumar in Filipino Science and Technology Writing, Kenn Charmelle Pimentel in English

Column Writing, and Kaori C. Derit in Filipino

Column Writing Others achieved commendable results: Rona Jane Sumanil and Janelle Gadian placed second in English and Filipino Sports & News Writing, Kylie Shane Labares and Precious Janna K Labrador secured 5th place in English Sports and News Writing. Additionally, Joanna Kate Lopecillo claimed third place in English Editorial Writing, Daniel Azarcon in English Editorial Cartooning, Veronica Lacubay in Filipino Editorial Cartooning, and Meshach Bronze Asuncion and Sheena Dawn Cahucom in English

Copy Reading and Headline Writing and Filipino Editorial Writing respectively

The MoES School Head and coaches express immense pride and aim to perform even better in the upcoming competitions through heightened efforts!

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GSP District Coordinator Ma’am Rizaly G Rañedo (left), BFP Tagooan Officers, and Ma’am Khara Jane Corporal SchoolGSPCoordinator

Mr Ronie Baconguis, the plant manager of Linde Phil South Inc led the drill. He shared first-aid awareness to learners, teachers, andparents

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ENGLISH PARK ENGLISH PARK

GREEN SPACE NESTLED IN THE HEART OF MOES

By: Kenn Charmelle A. Pimentel

The English Park, a beloved green space nestled in the heart of our school, has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past few months Through the dedicated efforts of volunteers, community organizations, and our Bridaga Eskwela coordinator and teachers, the park has been beautified in an initiative aimed at enhancing the aesthetics and functionality of this cherished public space.

The primary objective of the English Park Beautification project was to revitalize and enhance the park's overall appeal, making it a more inviting and vibrant place for residents to enjoy. The project sought to achieve this through a combination of landscaping, infrastructure improvements, and community engagement

The English Park Beautification has had a profound impact on our school The park is now a hub for reading activities Learners can also play there. The transformation of English Park from a neglected space to a thriving community asset stands as a testament to the power of collective action and community involvement. The beautification project has not only made the park more visually appealing but has also created a stronger sense of community and belonging.

This project serves as an inspiration for future endeavors aimed at enhancing the quality education among our learners, and it is a symbol of the beauty that can be achieved through unity and collaboration.

CLEAN UP DRIVE CLEAN UP DRIVE

BAYANIHAN MATH PARK

By: Bencyrus Bacalucus

One of our volunteers Madiskarteng Kabataan headed by Mary Kate V. Temple and Zeta Phi Omega headed by Arnulf A Ronda II initiated a clean up drive for our Math Park in school. A two day Clean- up drive operation.

The Clean up- drive is designed to bring together multi sectoral task force to work together in promoting a clean environment and implementing preventive measures to keep the students, faculty and staff from diseases. The volunteers gathered to start to work and the volunteers make sure the clean environment for the coming opening of classes.

Among the activities done were picking of broken bottles, grass cutting, and leveling the soil and putting grava on it so that it will not be muddy They dig a hole for the used tires to fence the Math Park .

Also the Brigada Coordinator, Math Coordinator Paul Ian B Rivera with the help of other member teachers initiated a way to improve the extension of Math Park by having a murals on the wall to add more beauty andinterest to the children to play in the Park.

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One of our volunteers Madiskarteng Kabataan headed by Mary Kate V. Temple and Zeta Phi Omega headed by Arnulf A Ronda II initiated a clean up drive for our Math Parkinschool

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PROTECTING CHILDREN TOGETHER PROTECTING CHILDREN TOGETHER

By: Rona Jane M. Sumanil

CHEIF EDITOR CHEIF EDITOR

Good day! I am Jebby Baquilar, a Grade Six pupil under the advisory of Ma’am Carla May C. Pepito. Will the school paper share stories about how students overcome bullying or ways to stop it, focusing on positive and helpful ideas?

Hi Jebby, thank you for voicing out your questions. Yes, the school paper will talk about how students stop bullying and share positive ideas We want to tell stories of success and helpful ways to deal with bullying It's all about making our school a better and safer place for everyone

At Mohon Elementary School, parents, teachers, and folks from the community met up They all cared deeply about keeping kids safe. The room felt excited, everyone eager to learn important stuff.

First, Police Corporal Lunavi T Pahamutan talked about stopping bullying She was so kind and knew a lot. She said we should always watch out for kids being mean to each other.

Then, Ma'am Verylyn S Baclay shared stories about something scary: kids getting hurt by grownups. She said we need to pay attention and help keep kids safe from bad things.

People listened carefully, taking notes and asking questions Kids, especially, asked how to help when things aren’t right. The speakers were nice and gave good advice. They said we all have a job to keep kids safe

When the day ended, everyone felt more ready to protect kids. They knew they could make a difference. By learning and looking out for kids, they could make the world safer for them

This meeting wasn’t just a talk It showed that when we all work together, we can keep children safe. It reminded us that knowing things and caring can help keep kids from harm Let's keep working together to make sure all kids are safe and happy

When the day ended, everyone felt more ready to protect kids. They knew they could make a difference By learning and looking out for kids, they could make the world safer for them

This meeting wasn’t just a talk. It showed that when we all work together, we can keep children safe. It reminded us that knowing things and caring can help keep kids from harm Let's keep working together to make sure all kids are safe and happy

Thank you and God Bless

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EMPOWERING EVERY LEARNER’S EMPOWERING EVERY LEARNER’S VOICE VOICE

MakingOurSchoolaPlaceWhereEveryoneBelongs

By: Nadine Naelga

In our school, each person's voice matters a lot We want everyone to feel welcome and happy here. That means accepting and celebrating our differences We all have different stories and ideas, and it's essential to respect and learn from each other

Listening to each other and understanding different points of view is super important By doing this, we can learn about ourselves and how others see the world We, as teachers and students, need to make sure that everyone feels safe sharing their thoughts and feelings. It's not just about saying we care; it's about showing it through what we do every day.

But making our school a welcoming place isn't just about talking it's about doing things together It's about treating each other with kindness, breaking down walls that separate us, and learning from one another Let's promise to make our school a place where everyone feels like they belong, where being different is awesome, and where all voices are heard and respected

"Academically, they rely on their own abilities and expertise. They are creative children who will be successful someday."

“Academically Speaking: they learned the fondest way Pupils tend to learn but tends to ignore learning. For they forgot the true essence of learning its applying what they’ve learned ”

“ Nowadays, technology has made learning easier that pupils tend to be more interested, innovative, creative and globally competitive However, if they will be misguided with how it will be used and applied, this sometimes lead them to nothingness and frustration.”

In the mainstream teaching-learning process, children make use of expressing their comprehension of the lessons through different ways They bear more information, knowledge and skills when operating, surfing and researching. This makes them more expose on the use of technology without any restrictions As a teacher gearing with 21st century skills, being an IDEALIST is not bad at all because we ought to race after on their vast ideas

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FeatureWriters: KylieSheenLabares

JanelleGadian

Science and health: Heart C Derit

Bencyrus Bacalucus

NewsWriters: PreciousJannaK Lavador

KaoriC.Derit

Contributors:

JebbyBaquilar

EarlyDawnOran

VylDominiqueVillafuerte

EditorIn-chief: RonaJaneSumanil

Asst.EditorIn-chief: KennCharmelleA.Pimentel

SportsWriters: JamKaizerG Tayanes JanelleGadian

Cartoonist: VeronicaLacubay

Photojournalists: DanielM.Azarcon

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LolitaA Torreco

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CarlaMayC Pepito

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MOES TEACHERS SHINE BRIGHT MOES TEACHERS SHINE BRIGHT

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By: Janelle Gadian

In a proud moment for the Mohon Elementary School, its dedicated teachers Mrs. Aileen K. Sabio (WINS Coordinator) and Mrs. Alma T. Resuma (School In- charge) were honored with the prestigious 3 Stars Award for their outstanding contribution as WINS awardee The recognition ceremony, held at Chali Beach Resort last December 23, 2023, celebrated the exemplary efforts of MOES educators in fostering positive changes and driving excellence within the Division of Misamis Oriental.

The WINS program, designed to enhance the overall quality of education which focuses to the continuous improvement of the learning environment MOES teachers stood out for their unwavering commitment to these principles, earning them the welldeserved 3 Stars Award

The award ceremony was attended by education officials, community leaders, and proud awardees who applauded the teachers' dedication to providing quality education. Division Superintendent Dr. Edilberto Oplenaria commended the MOES teaching community for the recognition received

SAFETY FOR ALL SAFETY FOR ALL

By: Kylie Sheen Labares

Mohon Elementary School is lucky enough to have been the very first school to conduct first aid and basic life support training for teachers among all the elementary schools in the district of Tagoloan This was made possible by the untiring support of the ever-active Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management of the Municipality of Tagoloan, headed by Mr Jonathan Paulo Del Rosario

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MOES School In- charge Mrs. Alma T. Resuma expressed gratitude for the recognition, emphasizing the collaborative spirit that drives the school's success "This award is a reflection of the collective efforts of our teachers, staff, and students We believe in continuous improvement, and this acknowledgment encourages us to strive for even greater heights in education," said Mrs. Alma T. Resuma.

September 16, 2023, and was a one-day activity. The team was composed of 5 personnel, headed by their LDRRM Officer 2, Mr. Randolph Pormento

The MDRRM Team discussed the fundamentals of first aid, which Mam Trinia Chung elaborated on The most important part of it, which is CPR, also known as cardiopulmonary resuscitation They also taught the teacher how to safely use the fire extinguishers during fire situations At the end of the day, teachers have their simulation exercises, which everyone has completed successfully

Ma’am Alma T. Resuma (Left), school head of Mohon Elementary School and Ma’am Aileen K. Sabio (Right), WINS Coordinator were honored with the prestigious 3 Stars Award for their outstanding contribution as WINS awardee.

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TRASH TO CASH TRASH TO CASH

UnwantedthingscanstillbeUseful

By: Kenn Charmelle A. Pimentel

Trash is dirty, left over and unusable material. As befits the phrase, it's also a terrible insult for worthless, low-status individuals: "I should've known you were nothing but trash" Trash talking refers to harshly criticizing or spreading rumors about someone. Trash is also a verb that can mean "throw away," as in "I'm going to trash this trash in that trash can over there." So in this world full of trash, can trash be turned into cash despite being unwanted? Can you?

As our world becomes increasingly mired by the garbage produce also by increasing number of individuals, waste management and reduction has become a struggle to every household And our school is non-exemption to that. With the mighty minds working behind the Section 32 of RA 9003 that mandates the establishment of Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in every barangay or cluster of barangays, our school snatched the opportunity to make a profit out of it. Instead of throwing away everyday items like scrap papers, scrap metal, and used plastic bottles, we weigh, and sell our waste that has been sorted in the MRF. Viola! Easy money it is The income from it although not a six digit amount, can still cover some of our school’s immediate necessities Also, if I may add, that is one of the many reasons MOES received a “Cleanest School Award”

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By: Jebby Baquilar

Indeed, it was never a doubt that unwanted things can still be useful, it just need someone to look into its bright side to discover the magic to it.

A school is a place for children from all walks of life to come together to learn and grow the various parts that he or she may need to develop; physically, emotionally, cognitively, socially, and emotionally.

Learning is full of unexpected turns. Going to school for the first time is a totally new experience for a child who has spent nearly two years at home due to the pandemic It's a fresh experience for her/him because the atmosphere is so different. The first day of school is an experience for which you have prepared. They, along with their parents, must not be forgotten Everyone's memories of it is still fresh August 29, 2023 On this day, children all across the Philippines awoke early in the morning. They started towards their new school or went to their old school to look for old acquaintances and peers.

Honestly, my first day in school has always been very great and wonderful Even the most of the school children knows me here in this school being a lovely and cheerful school child

Opening of classes for the SY 2023-2024

I'm going to trash this trash in that trash to make a cash! Instead of throwing away everyday items like scrap papers, scrap metal, and used plastic bottles, we weigh, and sell our waste that has been sorted in the MRF.

Trach to Cash Project of Mohon Elementary School!

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A TREESMAS GIFT A TREESMAS GIFT

DepEd's236,000Trees:AChristmasGiftforChildren

By: Nadine Naelga

Will you be giving someone a tree for Christmas? DepEd intends to give students a gift for a cleaner, greener, and healthier future in this manner as a Christmas present.

Pursuant to DepEd Memorandum No. 69, s. 2023, titled Guidelines on the Implementation of the Project "DepEd's 236,000 Trees: A Christmas Gift for Children,” the Mohon Elementary School selected pupils and teachers together with our school head to support the tree planting activity.

Planting trees can increase the resilience of ecosystems, help minimize climate change effects, and buy people and governments time to adjust to changing conditions The presence also of trees and greenery especially in schools, parks, and neighbourhoods supports children's development, learning and focus.

It was started by requesting seedlings from the Department of Agriculture a week prior to the activity, and we then set up tree guards for the safety of the seedlings and the planting location. Further, we planted six seedlings composed of guyabano, jackfruit, and Chinese talisay on December 6, 2023, at precisely 9 a.m., on the day of simultaneous plant tree activity, which was primarily in the area around our school campus

Planting trees isn't just about sticking them in the ground As teachers, we need to show students how to take care of these baby trees until they grow up. Trees are super important because they give us food and oxygen, stuff we really need to live. On top of that, they do lots of other good things for us. Basically, trees are crucial for all living things to survive

So let's make the world a better place by planting a tree!

NATIONAL LEARNING CAMP NATIONAL LEARNING CAMP

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By: Early Dawn Oran

The National Learning Camp (NLC) has kicked off at Mohon Elementary School, bringing an exciting opportunity for both teachers and pupils to engage in the teaching-learning process during the vacation. Alongside the phased implementation of the NLC, Mohon Elementary School is hosting other end-of-school-year (EOSY) break activities, including Reading and Mathematics Programs for Grades 1 to 3 and enrichment activities for other grade levels Recognizing the importance of summer reading, the program aims to enhance children's retention of knowledge and critical thinking skills.

The launch of the National Learning Camp took place on July 24, 2023, at the Mohon ES covered court, with Barangay Officials led by Barangay Captain Francis Jerson T. Sabio and the presence of PSDIC Doc Carnila D Simacon, along with a visit from Doc Cydel Valmores from the Division Office The camp activities are creatively designed to mimic Misamis Oriental tourist spots, allowing students to experience the beauty of nature while engaging in fun field learning. Throughout the camp weeks, activities included daily prayers, exercise sessions, word recognition, writing exercises, addition games, and more The camp received positive feedback from parents, and the active involvement of stakeholders, such as regional monitoring and support from Alpha Kappa Rho-Lambda Rho Tagoloan & Claveria chapter, highlighted the success and community support for the National Learning Camp at Mohon Elementary School.

Teacher Rizaly G. Ranedo (Left), Teacher Mary Joy Emano (Center), and Sir Alfred N. Ranedo (Right) together with the pupils of MOES actively participated on the project .

MOES Learners were happy with this project: DepEd’s 236,000 Tresss: A Christmas Gift for Children

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BESTFRIEND BESTFRIEND

By: Nadine Naelga

Best buddy, the one you needed the most while you were sad, alone, or dealing with a difficulty in your life You have a problem to share with someone who can make you laugh and soothe you A friend who understands your personality and attitude. A friend who notices your sadness and is concerned about your actions A friend who does not believe in rumours and what others say about you, and instead of believing in others, believes in you first, regardless of what it is, but those honest words, not the lies in your head

When a friendship lasts a long time, there is no one to fall back on, and this is the problem that might ruin the friendship when your feelings are not mutual and the buddy who can't accept your sentiments When you fall in love, there's no turning back to being simply a buddy, is there? No, you do not have to abandon the friendship simply because you have feelings for him/her You can withstand the agony and it will fade away, but the remorse you feel within will linger longer, leading to sadness and tension.

You should treat him/her as a friend in the same way that he/she treats you since friendships survive longer than lovers. A friend who can inspire you to achieve your goals in life Friendship with those who can listen to your difficulties and assist you solve them Oh! There is a struggle in friendship, but you must understand it since we may learn from the challenges we face, especially mistakes that are not repeated Friendship is the best ship of all.

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By: Cristine

The aroma of the woods transports me back in time. The grasshoppers we used to catch remind me of elementary school. The trees we planted are now growing, as are the aspirations we've created here. I may be attending a great institution, but I will always pine for my Alma Mater. We feel relaxed and refreshed at Mohon Elementary School. There were many trees before, and we can see how different school looks now. There are numerous classrooms as well as a new cover court.

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Daghan na gyud kabag-uhan ang among mga ka batch karun sauna grabe pa kayo ka mga bataot mag awaya pa sauna crush-crush pa, karun uyab2x na daghan nasad kayo ang kabag uhan sa Mohon Elementary School. Sauna chada2x karun chada najud kayo Ang mga friend sauna sige pa ug kuyog libre. If wala kay balon usahay nay mag cutting classes ang pag ra ang nitunga. Tsada najud kayo ang Mohon Elementary School karun naa nay bag-ong stage.

STORY OF MY SCHOOL STORY OF MY SCHOOL

By: Daniel M. Azarcon

Mohon Elementary School is one of the best locations in the community for active and formal learning It protects the society's unique culture, heritage, and values while also encouraging and developing the child's personality and intellectual capacity.

Above all, Mohon Elementary School equips children to address societal concerns. As a learning centre, it also prepares kids to tackle future problems in order to meet their basic needs.

Mohon Elementary School was the final elementary school to open in the municipality of Tagoloan to meet the demands of the students It is situated on a one-hectare plot of ground adjacent to Linde Phils , previously Southern Gases Phils., Inc. It opened on December 10, 2007, with the school ID 201508.

There was only one classroom building on the school grounds when it first opened Every room served as a classroom for kids in grades one through five Mrs Imelda C. Emano, the school's in-charge, temporarily used a piece of the Grade 5 classroom as her office.

MOHON is a boundary between Santa Ana and Sta. Cruz, Tagolan, Misamis Oriental. It was approved in the municipality of Tagoloan on December 21, 1971, through Resolution No. 13 of 1971. In 1972, it was fully confirmed and approved to become a regular barangay

The first special election of barangay Mohon was conducted on April 2, 1972 It was followed by the First Kagawad Allan G Dailo until April 2019 Chona V Cosin is our current elected Punong Barangay Chairman of Mohon.

EXPLORINGWATER EXPLORINGWATER POLLUTION POLLUTION

By: Rona Jane M. Sumanil

Hey there, future scientists! Let's dive into a big topic – water pollution Imagine you're at your favorite beach or a cool river, but something's not right. That's what water pollution is – when yucky stuff gets into the water and messes it up.

So, why is this a big deal? Well, water pollution is like giving a tough time to all the underwater buddies – fish, plants, and even the tiny microbes They can't live happily when the water is full of garbage, chemicals, or icky things.

So,nexttimeyou'renearastream,thinkabouthow awesomeitwouldbetokeepitsparklingcleanfor everyoneunderwater

But guess what? We can be the heroes! By not throwing trash into rivers and lakes and being careful about what goes down our drains, we can keep the water clean It's like being a guardian of the aquatic world! So, next time you're near a stream, think about how awesome it would be to keep it sparkling clean for everyone underwater. Let's make sure our water stays as pure as it should be!

And hey, did you know that clean water isn't just good for underwater buddies? It's awesome for us too! Clean water means we get to enjoy swimming, fishing, and all the cool things water has to offer. So, let's team up and make sure our water is the best it can be for everyone – underwater and above!

AIADVENTURE AIADVENTURE

FriendorFoeinSchool?

By: Vyl Dominique Villafuerte

As a pupil, diving into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) feels like exploring uncharted territory The cool part? AI can be like a magical study buddy, helping me understand things better. It's like having a tutor that knows exactly how I learn. Lessons become more like personalized quests, making learning a game I want to win.

But, hold up, there's a flip side. Some worry that AI might steal the spotlight from our human connections. Learning isn't just about facts; it's about the friends we make and understanding feelings. Also, there's this privacy thing – AI needs our info to work, but we gotta make sure it keeps our secrets safe So, while AI adds some high-tech flair to school, we need to make sure it doesn't steal the show from the real-life stuff that makes learning awesome

ZUMBA FUN FOR ZUMBA FUN FOR EVERYONE! EVERYONE!

"Thisincrediblyenjoyableworkoutcontainsa varietyoftechniquesthatboostthe cardiovascularsystemandotherareas"-

By: Heart C. Derit

Zumba isn't just a regular exercise – it's like dancing your way to a healthier you! Imagine moving to lively music while doing exercises that are super good for your heart and overall health. That's exactly what Zumba is all about –making exercise fun and groovy

Guess what? At Mohon Elementary School, everyone joined the Zumba party! Teachers, parents, and all students from kindergarten to grade 6 danced their way to fitness during the MAPEH time at 3:30 p.m. It kicked off on October 20, 2023, and it's going strong until the end of the school year

Why is it so awesome? Well, not only does it help everyone get fitter, but it also brings people together. Students, parents, and teachers all moving and grooving – it's like a big, happy exercise family. They're encouraging everyone to join in, make Zumba a part of their daily routine, and keep the healthy vibes going strong!

BATTLING DENGUE: BATTLING DENGUE:

By: Zyrlle G. Alivio

Hey buddies! Today, let's talk about something important – Dengue It's like a tricky bug that can make us feel not-so-great, but don't worry, we've got ways to keep it away!

Dengue comes from mosquito bites, and those tiny creatures love hanging around places with water. So, here's the deal – no water, no mosquitoes! Make sure there's no standing water in flower pots, buckets, or anywhere around your home. That's like giving mosquitoes a 'no entry' sign.

And guess what? Long sleeves and mosquito repellent are like superhero outfits! When you're out playing or exploring, wear long sleeves and put on some mosquito repellent It's like having a shield against those pesky mosquitoes

So, remember, keep your surroundings dry, wear your superhero gear, and let's kick Dengue away. We've got this! Stay safe, explorers!

Learners and teachers dancing their way to a healthier lifestyle!

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MOHON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SHINES IN 2024 MOHON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SHINES IN 2024 PALARAONG PANLALAWIGAN PALARAONG PANLALAWIGAN

In the big sports event called the 2024 Palaraong Panlalawigan, Mohon Elementary School (MOES) did a fantastic job The theme of the event was all about doing your best, working hard, and being honest, which are important in sports and in life. MOES's soccer team played really well and ended up getting 3rd place. Their last game was against the tough Balingasag Soccer Team

In this event, lots of schools from our province came together to play different sports MOES joined with enthusiasm and showed everyone their teamwork and determination.

During the tournament, MOES faced many challenges, but they never gave up They played their hearts out in every match Their game against the Balingasag Soccer Team was especially tough Both teams fought hard, but in the end, MES came up a little short

Even though they didn't win first place, MOES's players still felt proud of what they achieved Their coach, Coach Mary Joy M. Emano, was happy with how they played. She said it's not just about winning, but also about playing fair and showing good character

Now that the tournament is over, MOES's team can look back with pride They showed everyone the importance of teamwork, hard work, and honesty in sports. They made their school and community proud, and they'll keep these values with them in everything they do

By: Precious Janna K. Lavador

The Districts of the Municipality of Claveria Misamis Oriental hosted VCOT Unit Athletic Meet last December 7, 2023. The team consists Villanueva, Claveria, Opol and Tagoloan

Mohon Elementary School Qualifiers participated the said event.for the selection of the potential players for the upcoming Provincial Athletic Meet 2024 through a fair and just committee

The Yells of the different schools from the cluster made a big challenge to everyone After this, a formal opening and proper ceremony was conducted.

The selected potential players from Team will then be given a chance to participate in the Provincial Meet

As a result, the MoES qualified players are the following: Arnie Love Gallarde- Gold Medalist Tae kwon do- Mix Pair Poomsae Category, Veronica Lacubay- Silver Medalist Team Category, Rhiyanna Mae A Rivera and Nick Aiven S Luna for Dance sports- Standard Category, Kim Gabriel Micarandayo and Ryes Blair Emano – 4th place Dance Sports-Latin Category together with Rhein Micarandayo and Vyl Dominic Villafuerte, Prince Kian B Marcial – Aero Gymnastics Solo- Silver medalist, Julia Messy J

Jayoma and Prince Kian B Marcial for Dou Aero Gymnastics- Silver Medalist, Nechies Ann Custinar,Julia Messy Jayoma and Prince Kian B. Marcial for Trio Aero Gymnastics- Silver Medalist Prince Kian B Marcial qualified as one of the athletes for provincial meet

The different schools and districts of the VCOT Team gave their recognitions to those qualified players of the different sports played enthusiastically by the players and officiated by the officials unbiased and equally

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WITH THE EASTRONG ENCOUNTER WITH THE EASTRONG

By: Janella Gadian

Pedro, the team captain in football lead his team to gold after securing two perfect goals against Sta. Cruz ES.

Athletics provides equal excitement just like any other ball games Sarah Faith does a breath taking run among six strong female runners.

Coaches from Taekwondo and Dancesports cannot contain their happiness as they also secure a ticket to Municipal Meet on November 17, 2023

Let’s keep our fingers cross in hopes in getting another sets of tiara to Municipal Level.

MOES participants bag the overall champion award during the District athletic Meet on November 10, 2023 to advance to Municipal Level as they secure crowns from five different sports category.

Nobody came unprepared for this event to battle the strongest competitors from the six competitive schools: Mohon, Natumolan, Sta. Ana, Sta Cruz, Rosario and Maribojoc Integrated School.

With rigid trainings, it is with great expectation to see the highest performance level amongst the players and no single player failed to do so

But in every competition, there is always a winner and a loser MOES won first in the volleyball game under the boys category in three straight sets naming Lance as the player of the game.

THRILLING VICTORY FOR EAST THRILLING VICTORY FOR EAST DISTRICT IN MUNICIPAL MEET DISTRICT IN MUNICIPAL MEET FOOTBALL SHOWDOWN FOOTBALL SHOWDOWN

By: Rona Jane Sumanil

Cheers echoed across the field as the East District triumphed over the West District in an intense football game with a score of 1-0. The star of the match was Mohon Elementary School's talented team from the East District Led by Coach Mary Joy M Emano and Assistant Coach Concordia T. Dugang, the pupils showcased incredible teamwork and skills that secured their victory.

The game was a nail-biter from start to finish, with both teams giving their best on the field. The East District players demonstrated determination and sportsmanship, ultimately securing a 1-0 win against their rivals from the West District The celebration was filled with joy and pride as Mohon Elementary School emerged as the victorious and will move striaght to Provincial Meet at Balingasag

In an interview with Coach Mary Joy M Emano, she expressed immense pride in her team's performance. "Our players put in a lot of hard work during practices, and it's heartwarming to see that effort translate into success on the field This victory is a testament to their dedication and teamwork," she said.

Congratulations to the East District players and their dedicated coaches for a well-deserved i !

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Coach Mary Joy M Emano (Left), Assistant Coach Concordia T Dugang (Right), and the football players proudly bring home the bacon in the football game against Tagoloan Central School

Teacher Retsairene Pimentel (Left) and Teacher Janice Vistal (Right) coaches in Aero Gymnastics.