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Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region Vll, Central Visayas DIVISION of BOHOL City of Tagbilaran GRADE Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region Vll, Central Visayas DIVISION OF BOHOL City of Tagbilaran GRADE 8 SCIENCE TEACHERS Position Locally/National- No. Name of Teacher Title/Designation Name of School District Funded FEMALE 1. Lourdesita R. Casoyla Local Teacher Cataban Integrated School Talibon Local 2. Edita Banawan T1 Corella NHS Corella National 3. Imie B. Danigoy MT1 Alicia Tech-Voc HS Alicia National 4. Jephanie C. Ras Local Teacher Alicia Tech-Voc HS Alicia Local 5. Nenita M. Lumosbog T1 Amb. Pablo R. Suarez NHS Carmen National 6. Juliet A. Jinayon T1 Anda HS Anda National 7. Mary S. Bernaldez T1 Badiang NHS Anda National 8. Alma N. Sarong T1 Batuan NHS Batuan National 9. Cynthia A. Agad Local Teacher Bayawahan NHS Sevilla Local 10. Joanlyn B. Tagaro T1 Bayawahan NHS Sevilla National 11. Milagros T. Cirujales MT1 Biking Tech-Voc HS Dauis National 12. Jennifer Batingal T1 Bilar NHS Bilar National 13. Maria Salome A. Nuez T3 Bugang NHS San Miguel National 14. Rosita P. Jayoma Local Teacher Bugsoc HS S-Bullones Local 15. Ailyn B. Felisilda Local Teacher Bulilis HS Ubay Local 16. Rosario D. Samijon Local Teacher Cabul-an NHS Buenavista Local 17. Faith Marie Imboy T1 Calape NHS Calape National 18. Joy A. Cantones T1 Calape NHS Calape National 19. Marilyn Gumatay T1 Camambugan NHS Ubay National 20. Michelle P. Dalagan T1 Camayaan NHS Loboc National 21. April Marie Suello T1 Campao Oriental HS Getafe National 22. Virginia A. Panotsol T1 Catigbian NHS Catigbian National 23. Eufemia R. Casocot MT1 Catungawan NHS Guindulman National 24. Rowena G. Deligencia T1 Cawayanan NHS Tubigon National 25. Sheila Mae M. Soquillo T1 Clarin NSF Clarin National 26. Pedrita P. Olandria T1 Cogtong NHS Candijay National 27. Maria Angelie L. Taray T1 Cong. Pablo Malasarte MHS Balilihan National 28. Ma. Fe Ayeng T1 Corella NHS Corella National 29. Maria Doris B. Pacaldo T1 Danao NHS Danao National 30. Loida L. Banding T1 Dimiao NHS Dimiao National 31. Catherine F. Felisco T1 Duero NHS Duero National 32. Lucila M. Albiso T3 Eugenio V. Amores MHS Sagbayan National 33. Meriam D. Amora T1 Fatima NHS Cortes National 34. Lorlyn D. Namang T1 Fermin Tayabas NHS Calape National 35. Concepcion S. Trago T3 Francisco Dagohoy MHS Danao National 36. Marietta S. Labajos T1 Francisco Adlaon HS Carmen National 37. Martha Niña Grafe Local Teacher Gaus HS Pres. CPG Local 38. Amelita L. Bastasa T3 Gov. Jacinto Borja MHS Loon North National 39. Antonieta J. Ortiz T1 Guinsularan HS Duero National 40. Gladys Mae Pogoy T1 Handumon NHS Getafe National 41. Juanita D. Obedencio T1 Hanopol NHS Balilihan National 42. Carmen Boncales T1 Hinlayagan NHS Trinidad National Inabanga 43. Ma. Gay Logroño Local Teacher Inabanga North Integrated North Local 44. Edna D. Luna Local Teacher Jagna High School Jagna Local 45. Joan L. Bravo T1 Japer Memorial High School Sagbayan National 46. Dulce B. Cesar T3 Katipunan NHS Carmen National 47. Jacqueline Tampan Local Teacher Katipunan NHS-Annex Carmen Local 48. Lea B. Amang T3 Kauswagan National HS Trinidad National 49. Beinvinida T. Balagosa T3 Lila NHS Lila National 50. Rudita G. Hora T1 Loon South National HS Loon South National 51. Sonia Bongay T1 Lourdes NHS Panglao National 52. Myrlen Fischer T1 Lourdes NHS Panglao National 53. Ernistina D. Hinlayagan T1 Lubang NHS Buenavista National 54. Julieta H. Morales T1 Mayor Inocencio B. Mendez HS Pres CPG National 55. Maria Fe J. Laina T1 Oy NHS Loboc National 56. Asuncion L. Hiyas T1 Pagnitoan NHS Maribojoc National 57. Alfreda C. Asuque T1 Pangangan NHS Main Calape National 58. Sarah N. Lopez T3 Pilar Tech-Voc High School Pilar National 59. Junelia C. Villaver T1 Pilar Tech-Voc High School Pilar National 60. Abigail P. Cario T3 Policronio S. Dano Sr. HS Carmen National 61. Maria Alma T. Ricafort T1 Ponciana A. Leoligao High School Talibon National Pres. Carlos P. Garcia Tech -Voc of Fisheries & 62. Susan D. Alvarez T1 Arts Bien Unido National 63. Sarah Jean S. Digal Local Teacher Quezon High School - Batuan NHS Annex Batuan Local 64. Yvonne D. Abulencia Local Teacher Rizal High School Batuan Local 65. Jeramie E. Bulawan T1 San Agustin National HS Sagbayan National 66. Gemma Centino Local Teacher San Isidro IS Sagbayan Local 67. Emmanuelita G. Pecolados T1 San Jose National HS Inabanga National 68. Analyn Bantilan T1 San Miguel - Puertos HS Dagohoy National 69. Maria Teresita L. Libre T1 San Pascual NAHS Ubay National 70. Teofila A. Fuerzas T3 San Roque NHS Albur National 71. Virginia C. Tagmayon Local Teacher San Roque NHS Albur Local 72. Hermogena Quilaton T3 San Roque NHS Albur National 73. Leonila R. Bacleon Local Teacher Sandingan NHS Loon North Local 74. Merlita Simila T3 Sierra Bullones Tech-Voc HS S-Bullones National 75. Josephine Bongato T2 Sierra Bullones Tech-Voc HS S-Bullones National 76. Lucia A. Navea T2 Sikatuna NHS Sikatuna National 77. Maricris A. Gudito T1 Southern Inabanga HS Inabanga National 78. Rosario T. Salem T1 Tabalong HS Dauis National 79. Florentina R. Boca T3 Tabuan NHS G-Hernandez National 80. Marisa P. Nuera T3 Tagum Sur HS Trinidad National 81. Melchora A. Tutor T1 Tambongan HS Candijay National 82. Ria Louella Busalanan T1 Taming NHS Danao National 83. Agnes J. Jumao-as Local Teacher Tapal Integrated School Ubay 1 Local 84. Antonina C. Libante MT1 Tubigon West Central HS Tubigon West National 85. Juna Dee T. Sieras T1 Tubigon West NHS Tubigon West National 86. Juliene C. Rosales Local Teacher Tulang NHS Getafe Local 87. Grace T. Tabor T3 Ubay Nat'l Science HS Ubay 1 National 88. Marofel E. Cahig T1 Valencia Tech-Voc HS Valencia National 89. Juan A. Golosinda T1 Zosimo A. Gulle MHS Talibon 2 National 90. Maricel T. Abad Local Teacher Aguining NHS Pres. CPG Local 91. Shirley B. Aumentado T1 Basiao HS Pres. CPG National 92. Rolita T. Lopez T1 Biabas Trade HS Ubay National 93. Cristie S. Sente T1 Bonbonon HS Pres. CPG National 94. Maria Catherine Macalos Local Teacher Busao NHS Maribojoc Local 95. Niña Leonesa Felecio Local Teacher Cagting HS Ubay Local 96. Maria Lazel C. Manait Local Teacher Calatrava Integrated School Carmen Local 97. Jean A. Agad T1 Cambagui-Calinginan Norte HS Sevilla National 98. Leah C. Peligrino T2 Candijay HS Candijay National 99. Ma. Joy C. Lim T1 Cangawa NHS Buenavista National 100. Emelita B. Adlaon T1 Cantubod NHS Danao National 101. Cirila P. Genon T1 Concepcion HS Mabini National 102. Lucila J. Corbita T3 Dagohoy NHS Dagohoy National 103. Junalyn B. Taro T3 Dusita HS S-Bullones National 104. Grace M. Olivar T1 Faraon NHS Jagna National 105. Rufina A. Aying T1 Garcia Hernandez HS G-Hernandez National 106. Gregoria B. Dabalos T3 Guinacot NHS Guindulman National 107. Josefina P. Madanguit T1 Haguilanan HS Catigbian National 108. Marieta S. Abaa T3 Hinawanan NHS Loay National 109. Feliciana A. Tabiolo T1 Hingotanan NHS Bien Unido National 110. Melinda Lawis Local Teacher Kinan-oan High School Trinidad Local 111. Marietta B. Tiongson T3 Loboc NHS Loboc National 112. Gina Tan T1 Lungsodaan HS Mabini National 113. Maria Rocelyn A. Sison T1 Mahayag NHS San Miguel National 114. Pamela Mae G. Mante T1 MARTNSF Calape National 115. Evyline A. Oroyan T1 Mayor Catalino Casoyla MHS Talibon National 116. Rubirosa J. Lugnasin T1 Mayuga NHS Guindulman National 117. Aida B. Alturas T2 San isidro NHS San Isidro National 118. Marcelina P. Deligero T1 San Isidro Technical Vocational HS Pilar National 119. Tita M. Pilongo Local Teacher San Isidro Technical Vocational HS Pilar Local 120. Trinidad L. Dehillo T1 San Miguel Technical Vocational School San Miguel National 121. Maria Celeste S. Aparece T1 San Miguel Technical Vocational School San Miguel National 122. Medilyn S. Rocamora T1 San Roque NHS Mabini National 123. Emeliana Tajale T3 Sevilla NHS Sevilla National 124. Joy T. Pamalaran T1 Union NHS Ubay 3 National 125. Imelda O. Teves T1 Valencia Tech-Voc HS Valencia National Inabanga 126. Luisa L. Bautista Local Teacher Cuaming HS North Local 127. Meriam Agocoy Local Teacher Cabanugan Integrated School San Isidro Local 128. Lorna I. Sabandal T1 Baclayon NHS Baclayon National 129. Gorgonia P. Labor T3 Bantolinao NHS Antequera National 130. Maria C. Acebes T1 Calabacita HS Jagna National 131. Marisil C. Daray Local Teacher Canangcaan Integrated School Corella Local 132. Remegio A. Parian Jr. Local Teacher Cayacay HS Alicia Local 133. Leonila A. Del Mar Local Teacher Tubod Monte Integrated School Jagna Local 134. Welanie L. Grengia T1 Anoling NHS Candijay National 135. Alyn L. Rigodon T1 Nahawan NHS Clarin National 136. April Marie T. Suello Local Teacher Pandanon HS Getafe Local 137. Susana D. Doria T3 Pres. Carlos P. Garcia MNHS Talibon National 138. Rizal S. Muring Local Teacher Katipunan High School Alicia Local 139. Melinda L. Doblas Local Teacher Hambabauran HS Ubay Local 140. Melody Ann M. Galbo Local Teacher Pamilacan HS Baclayon Local 141. Noreen C. Calope T1 San Roque IS Balilihan National 142. Concepcion B. Solano T3 Hinawanan NHS Loay National 143. Quennie N. Salamanca Local Teacher Tubog Integrated School Ubay 1 Local 144. Theresa M. Felisco Local Teacher Bangwalog HS Duero Local 145. Aireen Romuga Local Teacher Cambuyo HS G-Hernandez Local 146. Luzviminda G. Pelonia T1 Candabong NHS Anda National Inabanga 147. Vanessa S. Miculob Local Teacher Dagnawan Integrated School South Local 148. 149. Georgina T. Baldon Local Teacher Mayor Pablo O. Lim MHS Valencia Local 150. Ma. Theresa F. Anub Local Teacher Panghagban HS Buenavista Local 151. Letecia P. Pugoy T1 La Hacienda High School Alicia National 152. Cherry P. Murcia T1 Cabilao NHS Loon North National 153. Mirazon B.
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