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No. Name Address School Applied in Subject Area 2016 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY TEST ROOM 1 (BATCH 1) SUBJECT NO. NAME ADDRESS SCHOOL APPLIED IN AREA/TRACK/STRAND Labac, Naic Cavite Tagaytay City Science National 1 Aaala, Gerald O. 09287613263/09152371464 High School TLE / Industrial Arts/JHS 086 Fojas St., Amaya III, Tanza, Cavite/ Tanza Comprehensive National 2 Abad, Ronald James T. STEM - Science 0939-919-9428, 0936-706-3830 High School 3 Abad, Ronald James T. 086Fojas St. Amaya III, Tanza, Cavite TNCHS ABM 4 Abad, Shenna Ann Mae 245 Tramo Road Amaya I, Tanza STEM-MATHEMATICS 5 Abaiz, Rozel M. General Trias Cavite HUMSS 6 Abanes, Michelle F. San Vicente Silang Cavite Silang Central School ELEM Flamingo St., Capitol Hills Subd. Brgy. Francisco Osorio National High 7 Abareta, Jenny Suguitan Science/JHS Lapidario, Trece Martires City, Cavite School 8 Abaroa, Carrie L. Kawit, Cavite Kawit ELEM 9 Abdon, Annie Rose G. Rosario, Cavite Rosario District ELEM B 31 L30, Ph MH200, Salawag, Dasmarinas, 10 Abdula, Emelyn Bulihan NHS STEM-MATHEMATICS Cavite B22 L60 Journalist State san antonio I 11 Abergos, Alicia A. Noveleta SHS GAS-English Noveleta/09155616758 12 Ablola, Sherry Ann San Jose Ternate, Cavite Ternate NHS ABM 13 Abrazado, Angielyn T. Indang, Cavite Municipality of Indang ELEM 1040 Em's Bo. Tejeros 14 Abuan, Fe Amor E. Bagbag National High School GAS-English Convention,Rosario/9178807930 1040 Em's Bo.Tejeros Convention Rosario, 15 Abuan, Fe Amor E. GAS-English Cavite/09178807930 16 Abuton, Gracia C. Biga I, Silang Cavite/9194742538 Munting Ilog NHS GAS-English 17 Abuton, Gracia C. Biga I, Silang,Cavite/09194742538 GMATHS GAS-English Acampado, Rose Marie B18 L16 Sunshine County, Buenavista II, Governor Ferrer Memorial 18 Science/JHS L. General Trias, Cavite National High School 19 Acosta, Lycel Amaya II, Tanza, Cavite Municipality of Tanza ELEM B27 L9 H1 Grand Riverside Subd, Pasong 20 Adenir, Imelda T. GFMNHS STEM-MATHEMATICS Camachile Gen Trias, Cavite B27 L9, Ph 1, Grand Riverside Subd. 21 Adenir, Imelda T. Gov. Ferrer Memorial NHS STEM-MATHEMATICS PASCAM, Gen. Trias B27 L9 P1 Grand 'Riverside Camachile Gov. Ferrer Memorial National 22 Adenir, Imelda T. GAS-English General, Trias/09369480501 High School Pamayanang Maliksi, Pasong Kawayan II, 23 Aggabao, Abigail A. Belvedere ES ELEM Gen. Trias 24 Agripa, Leila E. Lanzones St. Brgy. Poblacion 2 GMA, Cavite GMATHS STEM - Science 25 Aguada, Raquel A. Tubuan I, Silang, Cavite Silang Central School ELEM 26 Aguilar, Dyleen S. Carmona, Cavite Municipality of Carmona ELEM 27 Aguilar, Ma. Imelda L. Yakal, Bulihan, Silang Cavite BSSPES ELEM 087 R.M. Asuncion St.Tubuan II,Silang, Munting Ilog National High 28 Aguilar, Marites M. GAS-English Cavite/0917883197 school 29 Aguilar, Maritess M. Tubuan II, Silang,Cavite/09178803197 GAS-English Municipality of Trece Martires 30 Aguilar, Marivic R. Trece Martires City, Cavite ELEM City 2016 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY TEST ROOM 2 (BATCH 1) SUBJECT NO. NAME ADDRESS SCHOOL APPLIED IN AREA/TRACK/STRAND Area G, Blk. 2 Lot 29 #280 Brgy. Granados, 31 Aguilar, Mary Ann F. GMATHS Filipino/JHS GMA, Cavite 32 Ahillon, Gloria Grace D. Bagong Kalsada, Naic, Cavite Naic National High School Science/JHS 33 Ainza, Rochelle G. Noveleta, Cavite Municipality of Noveleta ELEM Municipality of Trece Martires 34 Ajeno, Mailene S. Trece Martires City, Cavite ELEM City 35 Alamo, Cherry P. Brgy. Kanluran, Naic, Cavite Municipality of Naic ELEM 277 Banaba Cerca, Indang Cavite / 0932- 36 Alano, Mary Grace F. Tanza Trade NHS HUMSS 864-9632 37 Alarcon, Generose I. Brgy. Navarro, Gen. Trias, Cavite Navarro ES ELEM Gen. Mariano Alvarez Technical 38 Alcantara, Digna V. B4 L42 Poblacion 5 GMA, Cavite Science/JHS High School 39 Alcantara, Mil Joy D. Biclatan, Gen. Trias, Cavite Gen. Aloña MES ELEM 40 Alcantara, Ronrick V. Tapia , Gen. Trias, Cavite Gen. Artemio Ricarte MES ELEM Bancal, Malainen Bago, Naic, Cavite/ 41 Alcazar, Robeliza C. Araling Panlipunan/JHS 09062231825 42 Alcedo, Rachelle L. HUMSS 032 Brgy. Upli Alfonso, Cavite/0916-270- ALFONSO NATIONAL HIGH 43 Alcedo, Rachelle Luarez GAS-English 9443 SCHOOL 44 Aldemita, Yuni Ann Mae F. Punta I, Tanza, Cavite Municipality of Tanza ELEM 45 Alegado, Robialez M. Pasong Camachile II, Gen. Trias, Cavite Santiago ES ELEM Purok 37 Brgy. Guinhawa South Tagaytay 46 Alegre, Alyssa Kae S. Tagaytay City NHS HUMSS City / 0906-2045-712 Tramo St.Bagbag I Rosario, 47 Alfaro, Jaylyn N. Bagbag National High School GAS-English Cavite/09353954847 48 Alfaro, Maricel F. Bulihan, Silang Cavite BBES ELEM Block II Lot 12 Phase 4 Milagrosa Carmona 49 Alfonso, Florence De Jesus Cavite 50 Alido, April P. Biwas, Tanza, Cavite Municipality of Tanza ELEM Purok 98 Maharlika West, Tagaytay Tagaytay City Science National 51 Allanic, Rema G. GAS-English City/09392993874 High School 37 Alilio St. Upli, Alfonso 52 Alma D.Acuna Lucsuhin NHS ABM Cavite/09174008017 Bucal Maragundon 09105241390/ Trece Martires City National 53 Alma L. Marquez TVL-H.E (Caregiving) 09069636221 High School Municipality of Trece Martires 54 Alonzo, Anthony Trece Martires City, Cavite ELEM City 55 Alonzo, Ma. Aurora Sabang, Naic, Cavite TMCNHS ABM 56 Alopoop, Dennis E. Brgy. Dacon GMA, Cavite 0910-285-3171 GMATHS TLE / Industrial Arts/JHS 57 Aloyan, Ramon Z. Pasong Camachile, Gen. Trias, Cavite Pasong Camachile ES ELEM Blk 1 Lot 52 Milagrosa Homes, Carmona 58 Alvarez, Benjie P. Carmona National High School MAPEH (Sports) Cavite/ 09055402260 59 Alvarez, Kristine Michelle A. 80 J Ambagan St. Amadeo, Cavite Amadeo NHS STEM-MATHEMATICS 80 J. Ambagan St., Amadeo, Cavite/0920- AMADEO NATIONAL HIGH 60 Alvarez, Kristine Michelle N. GAS-English 818-1494 SCHOOL 2016 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY TEST ROOM 3 (BATCH 1) SUBJECT NO. NAME ADDRESS SCHOOL APPLIED IN AREA/TRACK/STRAND 61 Alvarez, Ruby B. Noveleta, Cavite Municipality of Noveleta ELEM 1907 Area J B3 L24 Maderan GMA 62 Amado Joan D. Buhay GMATHS ABM Cavite/09995096126 Municipality of Trece Martires 63 Amador, Marvie V. Trece Martires City, Cavite ELEM City 64 Amadure, Marvic B. 294 Maguyam, Silang, Cavite Bulihan NHS STEM-MATHEMATICS 65 Amarlie, Amie A. Sunny Brooke, Gen. Trias, Cavite Navarro ES ELEM 033 J. Dela Peña St. Brgy. 9, Amadeo, AMADEO NATIONAL HIGH 66 Ambat, Kristel Mae C. GAS-English Cavite/9175128364 SCHOOL 67 Ambata, Genalyn L. Tibig, Silang Cavite Litlit ES ELEM 68 Ambion, Jorelle Christian Asis I, Mendez, Cavite MENDEZ GAS-English Munting Ilog National High 69 Ambion, Mayenne H. Biga, Silang, Cavite/09435523153 Araling Panlipunan/JHS School 70 Ambojia, James Lee F. General Vito Belarmino National GAS-English General Vito L. Berlarmino 71 Ambojia, Jameslee Fraga 136 Kalubkob, Silang Cavite STEM/GAS/Science National High School 72 Ameida, Grace T. Amaya II, Tanza Cavite ASHI STEM - Science Salazar Apt. C. Benitez-Salazar St. Tubuan I, Gen. Vito L. Belarmino National 73 Amigo, La Verne B. Araling Panlipunan/JHS Silang, Cavite/09391273519 High School 1245 A. Brgy. Aguado Trece Martires City, Luis Aguado National High 74 Amiling, Ella B. Science/JHS Cavite School 75 Amiscosa, Arjean R. E. Asunion St. Gen Trias, Cavite Gen Vito Belarmino Mem. NHS STEM-MATHEMATICS 76 Amiscosa, Arjean R. E. Asuncion St. Tubuan I, Silang STEM-MATHEMATICS AMADEO NATIONAL HIGH 77 Amparo, Mary Jane A. 63, Pangil, Amadeo, Cavite/0916-422-6812 GAS-English SCHOOL 063 Purok 5 Pangil, Amadeo Cavite / 0916- 78 Amparo, Mary Jane A. Amadeo NHS HUMSS 4226-812 79 Ana Ma. Josue Benitez St., Sta. Cruz, Cavite City Rosario NHS GAS- Filipino Amaya School of Home 80 Ana Myla M. De Los SantosPoblacion II, Ternate, Cavite/ 09152313250 GAS-English Industries Blk 7 Sec2 Lot 1&2 Ph1 Belvedere Subd. 81 Anabelle R. De Leon Tanza National Trade School TVL-H.E (DRESSMAKING) Paradahan I, Tanza Cavite 09995766402 Brgy. Kaybagal Tagaytay City / 0930-5193- 82 Anabieza, Alston G. Tagaytay City Science HUMSS 866 83 Anacan, Jinky C. GMA Village GMA ARJES ELEM Tanza Amaya School of Home 84 Analiza A. Mores 340 Paradahan I, Tanza, Cavite 09288974477 TVL-H.E (Bread & Pastry) Industries Municipality of Trece Martires 85 Ananayo, Kris M. Trece Martires City, Cavite ELEM City 86 Añano, Ma. Salvacion A. Sunny Brooke I Subd., Gen. Trias, Cavite Sunny Brooke ES ELEM 87 Anastacia C. Molina 40 Calubcob, Naic, Cavite 09066461285 Naic National High School TVL-H.E (Cookery) 88 Ancaido, Noel D. Munting Ilog NHS GAS-English 89 Anchita, Reymark A. Punta I, Tanza, Cavite Municipality of Tanza ELEM 90 Anciado, Juvilhyn B. 021 Salcedo 3, Magallanes, Cavite Bendita National High School Science/JHS 2016 ENGLISH PROFICIENCY TEST ROOM 4 (BATCH 1) SUBJECT NO. NAME ADDRESS SCHOOL APPLIED IN AREA/TRACK/STRAND 61 Alvarez, Ruby B. Noveleta, Cavite Municipality of Noveleta ELEM 1907 Area J B3 L24 Maderan GMA 62 Amado Joan D. Buhay GMATHS ABM Cavite/09995096126 Municipality of Trece Martires 63 Amador, Marvie V. Trece Martires City, Cavite ELEM City 64 Amadure, Marvic B. 294 Maguyam, Silang, Cavite Bulihan NHS STEM-MATHEMATICS 65 Amarlie, Amie A. Sunny Brooke, Gen. Trias, Cavite Navarro ES ELEM 033 J. Dela Peña St. Brgy. 9, Amadeo, AMADEO NATIONAL HIGH 66 Ambat, Kristel Mae C. GAS-English Cavite/9175128364 SCHOOL 67 Ambata, Genalyn L. Tibig, Silang Cavite Litlit ES ELEM 68 Ambion, Jorelle Christian Asis I, Mendez, Cavite MENDEZ GAS-English Munting Ilog National High 69 Ambion, Mayenne H. Biga, Silang, Cavite/09435523153 Araling Panlipunan/JHS School 70 Ambojia, James Lee F. General Vito Belarmino National GAS-English General Vito L. Berlarmino 71 Ambojia, Jameslee Fraga 136 Kalubkob, Silang Cavite STEM/GAS/Science National High School 72 Ameida, Grace T. Amaya II, Tanza Cavite ASHI STEM - Science Salazar Apt. C. Benitez-Salazar St. Tubuan I, Gen. Vito L. Belarmino National 73 Amigo, La Verne B. Araling Panlipunan/JHS Silang, Cavite/09391273519 High School 1245 A. Brgy. Aguado Trece Martires City, Luis Aguado National High 74 Amiling, Ella B.
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