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Agosto 31, 2019, Sabado, 8:00Nu-5:00Nh Sa Benitez Theater, College of Education, up Diliman BRING YOUR PRC ID If You Have One Rehistradong kalahok sa “Pambansang Seminar sa Pagtuturo ng/sa Wikang Filipino at Panitikan" Agosto 31, 2019, Sabado, 8:00nu-5:00nh sa Benitez Theater, College of Education, UP Diliman BRING YOUR PRC ID if you have one. ABIGAIL BLEST BANTAYAN STI College-Recto, Manila Ace O. Buenaventura General de Jesus College Ada Rizalina B. Abulencia Tandang Sora Elementary School ADELFA T. ABAD NORTH FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Aileen A. Dacut University of the East Aileen D. Adriano Burgos National High School, Nueva Ecija Aiza D. Yaguel BCP. QUEZON CITY Alam L. Castillo Manuel Luis Quezon Senior High School / Manila Alejandra M. Dapok Lagro Higj School ALGELYN C. PALO NORTH FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Allan E. Avena St. Scholastica's Academy Marikina Allyssa Denise C. De Guzman Mary Angelicum Development Academy, Antipolo City Alma L. Castillo Manuel Luis Quezon Senior High School/ Manila Alma S. Morales BCP. QUEZON city Alvin B. Llaneta Quezon City Academy Alvin D. Cruz Worl Citi Colleges Amelita V. Laureaga Caloocan high school/ caloocan ANALYN S. MAGDALENO JUAN SUMULONG ES Anamay T. Delos Angeles Lagro High School, Quezon City Andrea Kaye D. Dela Cruz General de jesus, Nueva Ecija Angela S. Madarang Teacher at Christian Heritage Academy of Tikling, Taytay Rizal Angelica R. Tamares Eulogio "AMANG" Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology Nagtahan,Sampaloc Manila Anna Cristina G. Nadora UP INTEGRATED SCHOOL Anna Rose C. Chavez Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology, Manila Antonil Jr. C. Maaghop San Jose High School, Quezon City Apple Angel P. Bactol San Juan NHS-Antipolo City APRIL JOY R. ESTIVA Judge Feliciano Belmonte Sr. High School, Quezon City April Rose L. Dela Cruz Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology ARCHEE S. EVAROLA University of Rizal System, Antipolo ARDELYN F. DE LEON Unibersidad ng Pilipinad, Diliman Quezon City ARIAN R. GUTIERREZ FEU-NRMF Arline C. Gumogda TAÑONG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Arlyn L. Sto. Domingo Mabacan Elem. Sch./ Calauan, Laguna ARMINGOL D. BATANG SAN JOSE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, RODRIGUEZ, RIZAL Arturo A. Roda Jr. San Juan de Dios Educational Foundation Inc. Bernadette A. Biscayno Bagong Silang High School Beverly B. Bullecer Marikina Christian Integrated School Bryan P. Millamina Philippine Normal University Candy Len C. Aguinaldo Miriam College Middle School CARL MALONE S. GREGORIO RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY- BONI Carla Jean A. Cajurao Eugelio Amang Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology, Manila Carla Mae G. Pamplona Philippine Normal University-Manila Carlo C. Pineda CARMELA SUAREZ Prenza National High School Carmie Tresvalles Infante National Polytechnic College of Science and Technology Charmaine A. Amayna Bernardo College CHINGBEE B. SENO Rizal Technological University – Boni, Mandaluyong Chris V. Gamoso University of Santo Tomas Junior High School, España, Manila Christian Jay G. Lopez Tinajeros National High School CHRISTIAN ULYSSES P. MANALOPAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MUNTINLUPA Christine S. Yurag Nazareth School of National University Chriszelle Marie R. Cortez Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas, Maynila Cirilo I. Cezar Nazareth Christian School of Antipolo, antipolo Rizal Clarissa S. Dungo University of Santo Tomas, Senior High School CLARIZ L. AMARILLE RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY- BONI Claudette C. Balais St. john the Baptist, Taytay Rizal CRISTINE B. MURILLA Rizal Technological University –Boni, Mandaluyong Criza Jean L. Sulit Laiya National High School, San Juan, Batangas CRONICAH S. MENDOZA BESTLINK COLLEGE OF THE PHILIPPINES Danelyn C. Barrientos Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas (PNU)- Maynila Danie Rose Rezekiel B. Riego UP Diliman DEN-DEN MAE G. DE VERA SAN JOSE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, ANTIPOLO CITY, RIZAL Dexter L. Reyes Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, Diliman Dharlene Claire D. Defeo University of Rizal System, Antipolo Diana ruth L. custodio EARIST Dina S. Florendo Eulogio Amang Rodriguez Institute Of Science and Technology, Samapaloc Manila Diomedes e.rodriguez Pup santa rosa Editha C. Bejar Angono National High School,Angono Rizal Eduardo P. Frizas Jr Signal Village National High School,Taguig City Edward Erwin K. Esguerra Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas- Maynila Eilyn Pearl N. Nismal Jacobo Z. Gonzales MNHS/Biñan City Elchi F. Oliverio University of Rizal system Elimar Ravina University of Santo Tomas, Senior High School Elizabeth Nieto Zapanta Juan Sumulong Elementary School Ella G. Montesioso St. John The Baptist Parochial School Eloisa R. Sanchez Angono National High School,Angono Rizal Elpidio A. Butaran Manresa School, Parañaque Emanuel A. Vergara College of Saint Anthony, City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan Emmanuel B. Verzo, Jr. UP INTEGRATED SCHOOL Emmanuel Jeff A. Gonzalea Kapt Eddie Reyes Integrated School ERIC M. DUMLAO Pamatawan Integrated School Erica Lara P. Diwa Our Lady if Fatima University,Valenzuela Erickson V. Samson National Teachers College Erikson John M. Isaga Mirriam College - Nuvali Erlinda C. Caliste Caybiga High School Erlinda D.C. Lopez Tala High School ,Caloocan ERWIN E. URIAN San Francisco High School, Quezon City Ethel Mae T. Villaraza Judge Feliciano Belmonte Sr. High School Evelyn N. Osana Signal Village National High School Felicisimo G. Galletes Jr. Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Baguio, Baguio City Flordeliza Fermin Philippine Science High School-Main Campus Floriane Jane Y. Flores University of Rizal System Francis S. Calubayan Del Pilar Academy, Imus City Cavite Fritz Mari S. Tianzon St. Anthony School Gelo M. Britañia EARIST Gemma Fe R. CELESTINO San Bartolome High School Ginalyn G. Molina Pangasinan State University-Urdaneta Gizelle V. Tagle FEU Silang, Cavite GLADYS J. JIMENEZ EARIST-MANILA Glezel G. Escasa Philippine Normal University Gliedel Sulabo Southville International and Colleges Glydel A. Ventoso University Of Rizal System - Rodriguez Glynis Ched U. Malabanan Pasay South National High School GWEN RACHO Prenza National High School Haniya R. Ahmad Mindanao State University Hannamie Luching Southville International School and Colleges, Las Piñas Harlene Mae D. Moral Colegio de San Lorenzo Hydie Casido Iligan Gateway institute of science and technology Imelda M Marquez Tala High School Caloocan City Inocencio Angelito C. Abunan Jubilee Christian Academy Irene A. Valladores Concepcion Integrated School - ElementaryLevel Irene Fe T. Esma Rizal Technological University Irene I. Geron Caybiga High School, Pilipinas , Manila Irene Joyce U. Biscocho Politeknikong Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, Sta.mesa, Manila Iris e. 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Carona Tinajeros National High School Malabon City Jheanne Vhernie Rodriguez Pamantasang Normal ng Pilipinas, Manila Jhonley O. Cubacub Politeknikong Unibersidad ng Pilipinas, Sta. Mesa, Manila JHUNY P. ARCEÑO CAYBIGA HIGH SCHOOL Joan M. Gomez Timoteo Paez Integrated school JOANA MARIE E. JOVIDA SAN BEDA COLLEGE ALABANG JOANNA CARLA M. TAMBONG UNIVERSITY OF RIZAL SYSTEM-RODRIGUEZ Joanna Marie V. Puquiz Gen t. de Leon National High School John Angelo D. Camomot Muzon Christian Acade, Taytay, Rizal John Carlos D. Evangelista St. Scholastica's College, Manila John Cenon G. Barrios Arellano University, Pasig. John Danniel C. Lucidos Romblon State University John Dave D. Bibal Batangas State University, Batangas City John L. Caballero Jr. Limay Polytechnic College, Limay Bataan John Lhar Baña EARIST John Paul B. Villanueva Pamatasang Normal ng Pilipinas, Manila John Paul Dela Paz Mapúa University John Peter O. Boclot Golden Achievers Academy, Parañaque Jomer L. 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