News Buwan Ng Wika KHS Silid Wela LMS Educators’ Day Math, Science, and ICT Month Holy Wins Festival Fountrams Innovative Christmas Party Share-A-Joy Program KHS Achievements

ONLINE NA SELEBRASYON NG WIKANG FILIPINO

Isinulat ni Aljonel Jess P. Dayao

Kilala ang buwan ng Agosto para sa selebrasyon ng Buwan ng Wika. Ito ay ginugunita para ibandera ang kagandahan ng wikang Filipino. Sa panahon ng pandemya at kahirapan, ang wikang pinagyaman ng kasaysayan ay may taglay na sandatang humihimok sa pagkakaisa ng sambayanan. Ito’y nagsisilbing simbolo ng pagkakakilanlan na dapat pagyamanin lalong-lalo na sa oras ng krisis na walang tigil na nilalabanan. Bilang pagpupuri, pagmamahal at pagpapasalamat, nararapat lamang na ito’y idiwang at bigyang pugay ng mga mamamayan.

Dala ng mga pagbabago na nangyari dahil sa bagsik at banta ng COVID-19, naiiba sa kaugalian ang naging pagsalubong ng Buwan ng Wika ngayong taon. Noong ika-11 ng Setyembre, ipinagdiriwang ng Kong Hua School ang kauna-unahang online na kulminasyon na may temang, “Wika ng Kasaysayan, Kasaysayan ng

Wika: Ang mga Katutubong Wika sa

Maka-Filipinong Bayanihan Kontra Pandemya” Bagama’t nasa kanya-kanyang mga tahanan, hindi ito naging hadlang sa mga estudyante para malugod na ipagbunyi ang wika ng mga Pinoy. Umawit, gumuhit, at gumawa ng malikhaing mga tula, poster at islogan ang mga mag-aaral mula sa ika-una hanggang ika-anim na baitang. Ang mga kuya’t ate naman nila sa High School ay sumulat ng mga sanaysay at lumikha ng mga poster at mga tulang akrostik tungkol sa kasalukuyang sitwasyong pinagdadaanan ng bansa. Maliban sa mga ito, meron ring inihandang mga munting laro o trivia ang mga guro gaya ng paghula sa pamagat ng mga awiting bayan, linyahan sa mga pelikula, at marami pang iba. Galak ang mga Konghuanian dahil kahit simple lang ang selebrasyon, binigyan pa rin nila ng oras at halaga ang wikang ipinaglaban ng mga bayaning namaalam na siyang magsasalba sa bayan.

Ang sumusunod ay ang listahan ng mga nanalo sa iba’t ibang mga paligsahan noong Buwan ng Wika:

BUWAN NG WIKA GRADE SCHOOL WINNERS Pinagsama-sama ni Callie Gabrielle T. Sabal

Unang Baitang, “Iawit Mo!” (SINGING): HOPE A: Gan, Frances Marianne L. HOPE B: Tanleh, Marchesa Melrose U. LOVE A:Galoport, Phil Fritz V. LOVE B: Gamulo, Sofia Janine B.

Ikalawang Baitang, (POEM RECITATION):

MODESTY: Violeta, Aaliya B. PATIENCE: Kho, Gwyneth C. JOY:Roble, Sofia Danace U.

Ikatlong Baitang, (POEM RECITATION):

GENTLENESS:Chaves, Alyanna Brielle B. GENTLENESS B:Ong, Caleb Hans M. KINDNESS A:Antipuesto, Aixsel H. KINDNESS B:Go, Isiah Sebastian P.

Ikaapat na Baitang, (POSTER MAKING):

PEACE A:Ortega, Elizatin S. PEACE B: Oquias, Destin Cidric R. UNITY A:Lao, Alexa A. UNITY B:Yap, Ron Constantine V.

Ikalimang Baitang (SLOGAN MAKING):

SERVICE A: 1.Centizas, Isaac Joseph C. 2.Piloton, Nathaniel Jefferson 3.Bokingo, Charles Maxell M. SERVICE B: 1.Gotil, Robbie Kenjie G. 2.Lao, Seth Malcolm J. RESPECT A: Adorafl or, Keann Miguelle M. PIETY A: 1.Cinco, Alfonso Gustavo C. 2.Capistrano, Dustin L. 3.Belter, Michael Francisco P.

Ikaanim na Baitang “Iguhit at Islogan Mo!”

(POSTER AND SLOGAN MAKING):

HONESTY A: 1.Chaves, Adrian Benedict B. 2.Dabatian, Ernest Karl C. HONESTY B:Cueva, Gian Vernon LOYALTY A: 1.Gotil, Monico Kyle G. 2.Fiel, Butch Marco D. 3.Burges, Mark, Jr., M. 4.Galla, Andrew Jose L. LOYALTY B: 1.Yu, Mosses Richard G. 2.Zamora, Brice Aidan B. 3.Pajaren, Anton Josef G. 4.Capuno, Ranju Raphael N. INTEGRITY A: Gacus, JC James P. INTEGRITY B: Hatayna, Joseph Justin Rae C.

BUWAN NG WIKA HIGHSCHOOL WINNERS Pinagsama-sama ni Irmina Angeline R. Alombro

IKAPITONG BAITANG: (Pagsulat ng Tulang Akrostik)

HUMILITY A: Alilin, Jess Michael Y. HUMILITY B: Mautante, Alianor Lyzza D. SIMPLICITY A: Baring, Fave Uriel C. SIMPLICITY B: Guayan, Kerk Louies G. GENEROSITY A: Tarayao, Vince Andrei A. GENEROSITY B: Sajulla, Arianne G.

IKAWALONG BAITANG: (Pagsulat ng Tulang Akrostik)

FIDELITY A: Go, Christa Louise L. FIDELITY B: Dayao, Allenette Jasmine P. COURAGE A: Pelegrino, Samantha Shelbee E. COURAGE B: Yu, Kein Richard G. TRUTH A: Bilagantol, Jordyn Iryn C.

IKASIYAM NA BAITANG (Pagsulat ng Sanaysay)

FORTITUDE A: Nono, Werth Sadhill C. JUSTICE A: Lim, Cedric T. JUSTICE B: Polgampolage, Paul John S. PRUDENCE A: Saldon, Veniece M. PRUDENCE B: Belter, Rei Ann P.

IKASAMPUNG BAITANG (Pagsulat ng Sanaysay)

UNDERSTANDING A:Chan, Angeline Christine J. UNDERSTANDING B: Dayao, Aljonel Jess P. KNOWLEDGE A: Deveza, Karl Leighann D. KNOWLEDGE B: Galleros, Christopher Jr. T. WISDOM A: Feniza, Dene Michelle D. WISDOM B: Arubio, Veju Inno N.

IKALABING ISANG BAITANG: (Poster Making)

PROPRIETY A: Saguin, Mary Kate A.

IKALABING DALAWANG BAITANG: (Poster Making)

PERSEVERANCE A: Limketkai, Derek L. PERSEVERANCE B: Cabañez, Athea Marie I.

A New Medium for a New Normal By Melissa Ua-o

he COVID-19 pandemic that is currently affecting the whole world this 2020, has forced people to create alternatives to continue living. One of the affected aspects in our lives is our education. Thus, Kong Hua School introduced its students to a new online homeschool medium which is the KHS Learning Management System.

The website brings learning to the comfort of each Konghuanian’s home in order for them to be successfully educated even in the midst of the new normal. It contains multiple features which give access to both materials and classes for the synchronous and asynchronous periods. The Silid Aralan option (which translates to classroom, in English) mimics an actual setup of a classroom where students will be able to find learning materials such as videos, quizzes, PowerPoint presentations, and documents for references. Going further, the categories are sorted into their subjects alphabetically to ensure easy browsing access. Respective scores from written works, quizzes, to exams, can be viewed in the Quiz Scores area. For the synchronous sessions, there are scheduled video conferences with the teachers via the BigBlueButton website. During the sessions, students are given the ability to interact through public chats, share screen options, collaborative boards, and breakout rooms. In addition to that, parent conferences and competitions are conducted on the website as well.

The new “Learning Management System” is a new, safe, and efficient learning system that aims for the students to adapt to the new way of education due to the pandemic. Although it may not feel the same as actual classrooms, it brings their classmates, activities, and even the feeling of laughter, virtually. The features are undergoing changes as the school community alters details for a better experience. The Kong Hua School community is connected through screens all around society for the sole purpose of education. Thus, making this their new medium for this new normal.

Educators: Strongest Frames Of The Future

By Alyssa Raine Q. Ang Gaeid

ducators' Day is customarily celebrated on the 28th of September to commemorate the birthday of the renowned Chinese philosopher, Confucius. This year however, Kong Hua School celebrated three days ahead of time with the theme, "Educators: Leading the Challenges, Reimagining the Future." It is a day to recognize and honor the teaching profession worldwide for their years of guidance and shaping the future through education.

With COVID-19 occurring, adjusting towards the "new normal" was a difficult leap from the face-to-face classes Konghuanians used to practice. In a single moment, teachers became frontliners risking it all for the betterment of the youth's tomorrow. Every day, they would have to commute to school and be uncertain of the possible risks of contracting the virus. To add, teachers who are not proficient in technology are forced to struggle daily to be on pace with their students and lessons. With this, it is salient to participate, respect, and appreciate every teacher we see and acknowledge. To acclaim the meritorious day, a Eucharistic Celebration took place at around eight in the morning, which was then followed by a program at ten; all these being live-streamed on the Facebook page of Kong Hua School. Sir Allan A. Flores and Ma'am Mary Grace R. Abrenica, a Social Studies and English educator, mastered the ceremony. A speech by Rev. Fr. Emmanuel S. Regalado, LRMS was then carried out. Afterward, students and teachers had their respective production numbers which were pre-recorded. Although the event was simple in comparison to years back, the overall mood of rejoicing was still present through the countless comments of "Happy Teachers’ Day" observed at the live broadcast. To conclude, educators are and will always be the frame of every individual's achievement.

Here is the list of service awardees during the Educators' Day event: Compiled By: Callie Gabrielle T. Sabal 10 Years of Service: Mrs. Maricho B. Chang 15 Years of Service: Mrs. Analyn T. Barcenas

Layout by Niko Sam R. Go

KONGHUANIANS EXHIBIT THEIR INNER GENIUS DURING MATH, SCIENCE,

&ICT MONTH By Janae Faith S. Weehansuh VIRTUAL ROBOTICS CONTEST WINNERS

Kong Hua school annually celebrates Math, Science, and Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Month every September. This schoolwide event is one of the most awaited activities of the year, and this school year’s online setup did not in any way hinder the students from having a productive kind of fun. Kong Hua School found a way to improvise the celebration for this year without putting the health of Konghuanians and educators at risk.

To celebrate this year’s theme “Science for the People Enabling Technologies for Sustainable Development in the New Normal”, Kong Hua School hosted its Math, Science, and ICT Virtual Super Quiz Bee last October 2 among Grade 5 – 12 students, which kicked off with a classroom elimination round. During the competition, questions encompassing the fields of Math, Science, and ICT were asked to challenge the minds of the contestants.

Aside from the Virtual Super Quiz Bee, a Virtual Robotics Contest for Junior and Senior High School students was held last October 23. This competition was hosted in partnership with Data Science and Technology Corporation and it featured Line Tracing and Robot Mimicry.

Below is the list of winners from the Math, Science, and ICT Super Quiz Bee and the robotics contest:

ROBOT MIMICRY- JUNIOR

CHAMPION:

Joshua Raphael S. De Vera- 7 Simplicity A

1ST RUNNER UP:

Jude Mari N. Arubio- 8 Fidelity B

2ND RUNNER UP:

Corbin Riley O. Pagaling- 7 Humility A

TECHNICAL:

Calix Mon Luiz Rañoa- 7 Generosity A

MERIT AWARD:

Jacob C. Lee- 7 Simplicity A

ROBOT MIMICRY - SENIOR

CHAMPION:

Kyle Austin O. Cervantes- 10 Wisdom A

1ST RUNNER UP:

Kiert Jaderick L. Arquita- 9 Justice B

2ND RUNNER UP:

Remwell B. Pepito- 11 Propriety A

TECHNICAL:

Zyldjian Coolie L. Saguban- 9 Prudence A

MERIT AWARD:

Jeanfer Phi N. Deloso- 12 Perseverance A Kaycee A. Lao- 10 Understanding A

SUPER QUIZ BEE WINNERS

Compiled By: Alianor Lyzza D. Mautante

Grade 5 - Service A: Baluran, Leonides Grade 6 - Honesty A: Chaves, Adrian Grade 7 - Humility A: Tan, Ashley Maegan Grade 8 - Truth A: Chaves, Ethan Dominic Grade 9 - Fortitude A: Salgados, Mary Christi Grade 10 - Understanding B: Manlegro, Maria Lina Zenaida Grade 11 - Propriety A: Salgados, Paolo Raphael

LINE TRACING - SENIOR

CHAMPION:

Zyldjian Coolie L. Saguban- 9 Prudence A

1ST RUNNER UP:

Kyle Austin O. Cervantes- 10 Wisdom A

2ND RUNNER UP:

Rainess Katrina R. Alombro- 11 Propriety A

TECHNICAL:

Ion Vladimir T. Vale- 10 Knowledge A

MERIT AWARD:

Matthew Edward K. Chua- 10 Understanding A

KHS GOES VIRTUAL ON ITS SECOND YEAR OF HOLY WINS

By Irmina Angeline R. Alombro

Holy Wins, a play on words derived from the famous “Halloween” which is celebrated every month of October. This time of the year usually depicts a spooky and dark theme, putting up scary decorations and wearing frightful costumes. In contrast to all of those, Kong Hua School honors this month through an event called “Holy Wins” which symbolizes that at the end of the day God’s loving presence will always prevail. Last October 23, the Holy Wins event was broadcasted live via Kong Hua School’s official page. Many students tuned in and watched with excitement the different segments that were showcased throughout the program. Just like every year, the occasion starts with an “Animated Rosary” which was led by selected pupils and students. This was then read in five different languages namely English, Filipino, Mandarin, Spanish, and Latin. The said event also featured two contests that were highly anticipated by the Konghuanians. The first one was the “Poster Making” contest wherein students were to illustrate a poster that is in line with the theme, “Praying the Rosary, Healing the World.” In addition to that, was the “Your Saint Looks Familiar” contest in which participants did impersonations of their chosen saints and expressed their importance to the people especially during this time of pandemic. All the contestants were astounding and showcased their capabilities through means of art and performance. Kong Hua School is grateful for the fruitful success of the festival even though it was only through virtual technology. All of the students and pupils were delighted that they were able to share their talents and skills on screen through “Holy Wins” for, amidst difficulties and challenges, those who choose to be light-bearers and seek goodness will be triumphant.

Layout by Kenn Zyndryx Y. Subrado

Here is the list of winners from the Holy Wins event:

Poster Making Contest:

Category A:

1st Place: Janelle Erianth Cuadrasal 2nd Place: Jenny Yap 3rd Place: Steffi Sia

Category B:

1st Place: Precious Ana Dinorog 2nd Place: Keira Ting 3rd Place: Alliah Rihanna Maruhon

Category C:

1st Place: Christopher T. Galleros Jr. 2nd Place: Alaiza Dolores 3rd Place: Ashley Tan

Your Saint Looks Familiar:

1st Place: Geo Niño M. U 2nd Place: Rafael J. Jumalon 3rd Place: Hans Bentley R. Sio 4th Place: Caleb Hans M.Ong 5th Place: Mark Jovir S. Paler 6th Place: James Carlo Agbu 7th Place: Vincent Emmanuel T. Chee

KHS aT 83: NURTURiNG iTS WaY THROUGH 2020

By Derek Lim

Kong Hua School’s fountrams was created to celebrate its foundation and intramurals ceremonies and for the students, it allows the students to grow holistically, practice camaraderie, and create stronger bonds with the people around them. Kong Hua School has been celebrating the fountrams since 2014; various events happen and countless memories are made, memories that will forever be cherished in our hearts. Kong Hua School turned 83 this year; sadly, due to what had happened, the coronavirus pandemic, we weren’t able to celebrate the fountrams in person. Charles Darwin once said “It is not the strongest species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the most responsive to change”, we have adapted to continue surviving even amidst this pandemic, and Kong Hua School is no different. Kong Hua School celebrated this year’s fountrams online! It may be unfortunate that we weren’t able to experience the booths and sports fest, but this year’s fountrams featured new online events that were unique and enjoyable as well! Someday we may look back to this year and remember the fun we had, even though we had to celebrate it differently. We always strive to look on the bright side of things, to look back on the past, and to look forward to better days. These are the major highlights of the 2020 Fountrams celebration.

KONGHUANIANS COSPLAYING AS FAVORITE CHARACTERS!

By Callie Gabrielle T. Sabal

Dressing up as your favorite character is truly an exciting experience. The word cosplay is driven from the Japanese word, “Kosupure”, anglicized as cosplay, is a portmanteau of the English words, costume play. Last November 30, Kong Hua School had its first online cosplay contest, our students submitted edited photos and videos of themselves doing cosplay. The categories ranged from the Preschool department and to the Highschool department. Our fellow Konghuanians used their resources to accurately cosplay as their chosen characters. The cosplayers were indeed astonishing, considering the fact the participants had limited resources. The participants’ submissions gained enormous amounts of likes, hundreds and thousands of likes from the audience. The effort of the partakers is truly commendable, and the cosplay contest was sure enough to make the participants enjoy it as much as the audience.

KONGHUANIANS REMAKE THEIR PARENTS’ PHOTOS!

By Alianor Lyzza D. Mautante

They say that children are the copy-paste versions of their parents, well Konghuanians indeed proved that! Last November 27, 2020, the photo submissions of participants who joined the “Portrait Ko, Mukha Mo!” or the parent and child look-alike contest were posted on Kong Hua School’s official Facebook page. These participants’ entries gained a lot of attention, thousands of reactions even, from the audience. Spectators around Facebook left likes, hearts, reactions, comments, and shares to the students’ pictures, indeed hyped up with the adorable photos. We could not deny the resemblance of the old photos of their parents and their child’s remake. The great effort exerted by the students, as well as their parents, in this contest is indeed astounding!

KONGHUANIANS TIKTOK THEIR HEARTS OUT!

By Janae Faith Weehansuh

Tiktok is a fast-growing social media app that gained increasing popularity since the home quarantine period started. This app allows users to post videos of just about anything and the possibilities are endless! Just recently, the Student Coordinating Council (SCC) spearheaded the KHS Tiktok Challenge. This challenge had three categories: dancing, singing, and freetalk. Despite all the limitations caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Konghuanians were able to showcase their skills in dancing, singing, and speaking creatively by using technology.

KONGHUANIANS BRING ON THE CHEERS!

By Janae Faith Weehansuh

The celebration of Fountrams would be incomplete without the Annual High School Cheer Dance Competition. Yes, only online classes were done this school year, but that did not hinder Konghuanians from showcasing their cheer dance prowess. Instead of gathering everyone physically for the event, the first-ever High School Online Cheer Up KHS! Competition was held. The competition was participated by the Junior and Senior High School students. The students were grouped according to their respective sections, and each group composed a chant in accordance with this year’s theme and the school’s Philosophy, Vision, Mission, and Goals. The participants put their moves together creatively by using multimedia technology.

TUGTUGAN NIGHT, MUSIC OF YESTERDAY

By Alianor Lyzza D. Mautante

The memorable and chill Facebook live streaming, “Tugtugan Night”, which was held on December 1, 2020, showcased various talented alumni and also faculty members of Kong Hua School. This “Tugtugan Night” gave way for the proud alumni of the school to show to the listeners their talent in singing and playing instruments. These performances brought us back to yesterday’s music, just like the featured song, “Umagang Kay Ganda” originally by Bamboo, was the first performance brought to us by a few Kong Hua School alumni. The performers were able to perform their music even at their homes. Listening to the “yesteryears’” music in the midst of this pandemic, refined millennial vibe, diverse band music, is definitely cloud nine for not just music lovers but to the listeners as well.

LIST OF WINNERS:

Compiled by Misaki Nakamura

COSpLaY:

Category A 1st Place - Gabe Breneil D. Castillo (Russell of Up) 2nd Place - Kendall Frances Pancrudo (Belle) 3rd Place - Francis Nino Angelo Dael (Harry Potter) Category B 1st Place - Lerah H. Villegas (Wonder Woman) 2nd Place - Kylien Candrea S. Hatud (Jasmine) 3rd Place- Olivia T. Sabal (Hermione Granger) Category C 1st Place - Noelle L. Gan (Mulan) 2nd Place - Anton G. Parajen (Harry Potter) 3rd Place - Andrea Clarisse Parojinog (Jessie of Toy Story) Category D 1st Place - Dene Michelle Feniza (Esmeralda Poison Vine) 2nd Place - Kyriel Dennisa Garces (Merida) 3rd Place - Jeffrey Huang (Prince Adam of Beauty and the Beast)

pORTRaiT KO, MUKHa MO: a paRENT-CHiLd LOOK-a-LiKE CONTEST:

Category A People’s Choice Award- Aliazhaina Nhur D. Mautante 1st place - Aliazhaina Nhur D. Mautante 2nd place - Arabella Parcon Villaruel 3rd place - Pauleen Alyssa S. Uy Category B People’s Choice Award- Andrea Parojinog 1st place - Andrea Parojinog 2nd place - Mary Ivanna Shea Go 3rd place - Ron Yap Category C People’s Choice Award - Niña Mikaela E. Su arez 1st place - Niña Mikaela E. Suarez 2nd place - Leigh Dianne A. Bagares 3rd place - Geoff Andrei Cala

FRONTLiNERS’ appRECiaTiON WEEK: diGiTaL aRT pOSTER COMpETiTiON:

Champion - Jude Mari Arubio of Grade 8 Fidelity B 1st place - Christopher T. Galleros Jr. of Grade 10 - Knowledge B 2nd place - Ysa Cuachon of Grade 3 Kindness B 3rd place - Louie Sheng of Grade 10 Knowledge A 4th place - Justin Andre A. Simene of Grade 10 - Wisdom A

TiKTOK CHaLLENGE COMpETiTiON:

Dance Category 1st place - Leandro Miguel Padla Grade 1 - Hope B 2nd place - Victoria Chloe Gamao Grade 8 - Truth A 3rd place - Amanda Bermudez Grade 9 - Prudence B - Aaron Cornelio of Grade 10 -Knowledge B - Sean Eduave of Grade 3 -Kindness B Sing Category 1st place - Mary Therese Hatayna Grade 10 - Knowedge B 2nd place - Arabella Villaruel Grade 3 - Blended 3rd place - Athena Abao Grade 9 - Prudence A Free Talk Category 1st place - Clyde Kervinn J. Barillo Grade 9 - Fortitude A 2nd place - Dion Nicole Alexandra Maribao Grade 10 - Knowledge A 3rd place - Nicki Erl Minas Grade 10 - Knowledge B

CHEER Up CHaNT COMpETiTiON:

Category A 1st place - Grade 9 - Prudence 2nd place - Grade 9 - Fortitude 3rd place - Grade 8 Fidelity Category B 1st place - Grade 10 Understanding 2nd place - Grade 11 Propriety 3rd place - Grade 12 Perseverance - Grade 12 Righteousness 7

INNOVATION TOWARDS A NEW CHRISTMAS TRADITION

By Rainess Katrina R. Alombro

Last December 18, 2020, Kong Hua School celebrated Christmas before officially starting its two-week long Christmas break. Although some annual activities such as the exchanging of gifts, traditional party games, and Christmas feasts were postponed due to the pandemic, that didn’t stop the Konghuanians to celebrate the season with glee and delight.

First of all, the celebration started off with a Christmas mass which was virtually streamed through the school’s official Facebook Page (Kong Hua School). Afterwards, the students and teachers logged in to their Wela accounts and went straight to their respective virtual classrooms to start their class Christmas party. Some classes prepared intermission numbers, presentations, and games that could be played through the call.

The event ended with a blast and it was a very joyful and exciting experience as the Konghuanians’ smiles could be seen at the other end of the screen.

SHARE A GIFT, SHARE-A-JOY: CHRISTMAS 2020

By Breann Jean V. Sia

Christmas paves the way for giving, sharing and loving. In line with this, Kong Hua School had a Share-A-Joy program last December 19, 2020. With the generosity that has been bestowed, the school was able to raise a good sum of money for it. The teachers and staff of Kong Hua School packed bags containing goods like rice, spaghetti, corned beef, and sausages that were distributed to 12 BEC cell groups. The distribution of goods were divided into morning and afternoon sessions with assigned teachers. Some of the teachers were assigned for attendance, some for temperature checking, and some for bag distribution. There was also a talk given by Fr. Manny Regalado, LRMS prior to the giving of the Noche Buena packs.

The event ended with happiness and smiles all throughout everyone’s faces. That’s the power of the gift of giving and sharing; that’s the power of the Christmas season and spirit.

KONG HUA SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENTS

Compiled by Callie Gabrielle T. Sabal and Alianor Lyzza D. Mauntante

YOUTH EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AWARDEES:

Grade 6 - Loyalty B: Selene Jia V. Uy Grade 7 - Humility A: Sam Jacob V. Uy Grade 9 - Justice B: Devon Ezekiel G. Aycardo Grade 9 - Fortitude A: Benn Jethro V. Sia Grade 11 - Benevolence A: Inigo Lorenzo L. Ku Grade 11 - Benevolence A: Breann Jean V. Sia Grade 12 - Perseverance A: Derek L. Limketkai

YOUTH CHINESE SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS:

Grade School Category: 2nd Runner up: Grade 6- Loyalty A: Noelle Victoria L. Gan

High School Category: 2nd Runner up: Grade 12- Perseverance B: Leela Lara S. Galvez