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Republic pf the Philippines Departm ent of Education ~~,~~~ Region VI I- Western Visayas DIVISI PN OFAKLAN Arch. Gabriel M Reyes Street Kolibo. Aklan Mass Training of Teachers ih the Implementation of Grade 6 K to 12 Basic Education Program June J 2017 Subject: English (Batch l) Name Position Station Altavas 1.Ana Maria Arboleda MT2 Altavas ES 2.Ma. Era Lee Egos SPET1 Altavas ES 3.Ma. Vivian Flores MTl Cabangila ES 4.Tita Tulio T2 Cabugao ES 5.Mary Jane Belarmino T1 Eahog ES 6.Helen Sucgang MTl Linaysan ES 7.Angelyn Tungala T1 Talon ES Balete 1.Ida Cuadaro Balete IS 2. Ramela Peralta Balete IS 3.Reslyn Pepito Bangbang ES 4.Megan Mansayon Guanko ES 5.John RusselGuadalupe Oquendo ES Banga 1.Cena Rose Dela Cruz Agbanawan PS 2.Joyce Rebustes Bacan ES 3.Angel Mae Garcia Banga ES 4.Jane Remaneses Banga ES 5.Leonerly Toledo Daja Norte ES 6.Guia Belleza Don E.Venturanza ES 7.Gemma Dela Cruz Mangan ES 8.Ronie Guarino Muguing ES 9.Fresalyn Honrado Sigcay ES lO.Rechel Salsag Torralba ES 11. Liezl Palmon Urquiola MES Batan 1.Mayluna Balbino T1 Angas IS 2.Marites Juanico MT2 Baton ES 3.Nelma Barte T3 Cabugao ES 4.Genevir Patron T3 Caiyang ES 5.Divina Ginoy LSB IpillS 6.Rhea Marie Jacinto T3 Lalab ES 7.Cherel Mercado I T2 Magubahay ES 8.Christy Valencia T3 Man-up ES 9.Rhodora Abayon T2 Palay IS 1O.ElsieSambuang T1 Songcolan ES 11.Mariano De Pedro T1 Tabon IS 12. Kathleen De uan T3 Talangban ES Kalibo I 1. Nora Neron Kalibo Pilot ES 2. Leilo Pomotion Kolibo Pilot ES 3. Teresita Villareal Briones ES 4. Garry Luces New Buswang ES 5. Viothy Morcelino Pook ES 6. Michelle David Caano ES Kalibo 11 1. Rocelo Palacio Bakhaw Norte IS 2. Ma. Lyn Jamero BOBSES 3. Marvi Magno Kalibo ES 4. Rosela Ignacio KISEC 5. Necilyn Ricarto Linabuan Norte ES Ubacao 1. Joe Ann Zausa T1 Agbatuan 2. Wanie Ceta Rondael Ortega IS .3. Sharon Thereso Zobola T1 Alfonso XII 4. Divine Grace Zonio Rosal 5. Eryl Ortega Maytaraw 6. Nelife Inosanto Libacao CES 7. Pamela Orbista Calacabian 8. Mc Jem Berco T1 Taroytoy 9. Lovelyn Bayhon T1 Julita Madalag 1. April John I. Naga Ma. Cristina IS 2. Ana N. Rondario T3 Alaminos ES 3. Lorena N. Ibardolaza Mamba ES 4. Jessa Joy N. Paanod Agtughangin IS New Washington 1. Ava Joy Maravilla New Washington ES 2. Shiela Baclea-an New Washington ES 3. Leonida Magbiro Candelaria ES 4. Femilyn Sarabia Tomas SM Bautista ES 5. Leah Alejandro Jalas ES 6. Ritchie Redecio Jugas ES 7. Elme lomil Ochondo ES 8. Nolita Maribojo PuisES 9. Dahlia Andrade Lawa-an ES Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region VI - Western Visayas DIVISION OF AKLAN Arch. Gabriel M. Reyes Street, Kalibo, Aklan Mass Training of Teachers in the Implementation of Grade 6 K to 12 Basic Education Program June ,2017 Subject: Filipino (Batch 1) Name Position Station Altavas 1.Ginalyn Cortes T3 Altavas ES 2.Jean Tulle T2 Cabugao ES 3.Marydel Vergara T2 Cabugao ES 4.Carolyn Somblingo T1 Catmon IS 5.Clifford Elias T3 Guisi ES 6.Lucille Aniasco T1 Linayasan ES 7. May Ann Marcial Hongoton ES Balete 1.Irene Donasco Balete IS 2.Jose Darren Andres Balete IS 3.Susan Sablaon Balete IS 4.Maricel Sauza Guanko ES Bongo 1.Rosemarie Relator Agbanawan PS 2. Yowelyn Nalangay Aguinaldo T. Repiedad 3.Jastene Larra Yecla Aguinaldo T. Repiedad 4.verginia Berano Bacon ES S.Nenita Panganiban Bongo ES 6.Maria Liza Relecio Mangan ES 7.Josephine Regatalio Polocate ES 8.Rizalyn Raga-as Torralba ES 9.Jewelyn Retome Urquiola ES Baton 1.Sarina Balbino T3 Angas IS 2.Bella Bagnate T3 Baton ES 3.Czrenah Dela Vega Tl Camanci ES 4.Marlon Cipriano T2 Lalab ES 5.Rizel Dalida T1 Magubahay ES 6.Naomi Penalba T1 Mambuquiao IS 7.Elvie Ambito T1 Mandong IS 8.Rorena Relator T1 Napti IS 9.Rose Felizard0 ! T3 Palay IS .0 1O.Meimei Villare al I T1 Tabon IS 11. Libby Abayor I T1 Talangban ES Kalibo I 1. Fe Navarro Kalibo Pilot ES 2. Ma. Kathrina Del Carmen Briones ES 3. Michelle Rembulat Gen. F. Castillo MS 4. Rosie Benedicto New Buswang ES 5. Reynaldo Pamaso Pook ES 6. Lorelin Oliveros Caano ES Kalibo 11 1. Melissa Roldan Bakhaw Norte IS 2. Lina Menez BOBSES 3. Melbeth Salvador Kalibo ES 4. Maricel Santo KISEC 5. ErrolSolidarius Unabuan Norte ES 6. Leonavelle Flaviano Linabuan Norte ES 7. Artily Felomino Linabuan Norte ES 8. Celtiza Rogo Tigoyon ES 9. Hanchel Tambong Tinigaw ES· Libacao 1. Cheryl Mae labala T1 Agbatuan 2. Geraldine Villorente T1 Ortega IS 3. Socrates Rabal T1 Alfonso XII 4. Nechelle Adoc Rosal 5. Joemarie Remecio Maytaraw 6. Lida lauso T2 Libacao CES 7. Enrilyn Ninofrnaco Agmailig 8. Marisa Simon T1 Loctuga ES 9. Ronald Castro T1 Taroytoy 10, Liezl Katimpo Manika Madalag l. Richel D. Garcia Madalag ES 2. Victoriana N. Laurenio Pang-itan ES 3. Leah R. Rotao San Jose ES 4. RusselN.Villorente Mamba ES 5. Jamielyn A. Orbista Medina IS New Washington 1. Aida Delos Reyes New Washington ES 2. Joseph Jimenez Candelaria ES 3. Richard Remegio Cawayan ES 4. DonaIcagoy Don Basilio Refundo MS 5. Annalyn Andrade Tomas SM Bautista ES 6. Brendo Malimban Mobilo ES 7. Daryl Regalado Ochando ES 8. Mary Jane Dinglasa Polo ES 9. Debbie Luces PuisES Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region VI - Western Visayas DIVISION OF AKLAN Arch. Gabriel M. Reyes Street, Kalibo, Aklan Mass Training of Teachers in the Implementation of Grade 6 K to 12 Basic Education Program June ,2017 Subject: Mathematics (Batch 1) Name Position Station Altavas 1 Altavas ES 2.Felila Matutina T3 Cabangila ES 3.Romelie Fuentes T1 Catmon IS 4.Leila Olanio Tl Catmon IS 5.Lorlenita Bais T3 Linayasan ES 6.Josephine Hilario T3 Lumaynay ES 7.Rega Andres 8.Marilou Bejo Balete l.Alwin Yasa Balete IS 2.Annaliza Villaruel 3.Maryrose Morales 4.Nanette Cuales Banga 1.Mames Jean Rasco Agbanawan PS 2.Roselyn Reteo Aguinaldo T. Repiedad Sr.IS 3. Candy Masangya Banga ES 4.Maricor Relado Banga ES 5.lmelda Torreda Dingle ES 6.Jasmin Valencia Mangan ES 7.Analiza Fernandez Muguing ES 8. Rosevie Repiedad Badiangan ES Baton 1.Mirana Mariano MTl Baton ES 2.Joven Dela Vega T3 Bay-ang ES 3.Norlyn Pascual T1 Cabugao ES 4.Chuchi Cuare T3 Caiyang ES 5.Renel Roldan T1 Camaligan ES 6.Maryrose Ventura T1 IpillS 7.Arlene Legaspi MT1 Lalab ES 8.lsisMae Matias T1 Mambuquiao IS 9.Ella Alianza T1 Napti IS 10.Melrena Rebose T3 Palay IS 11. Rosemarie Villalino Tl Songcolan ES ,I 12.Devin Patricio i T1 Tabon IS 13. Julyne Tonlnc co I T1 Talangban ES Kalibo I 1 Kalibo Pilot ES 2. Norlyn Tamoso Briones ES 3. Jean Carpio Gen. F. Castillo MS 4. Angelino Villanueva Jr. New Buswang ES 5. Adelina Arnaiz Pook ES Kalibo 11 1. Fe Marte Bakhaw Norte IS 2. ElsieNatal Estancia ES 3. Edgelyn Aranas Kalibo ES 4. Grace Nabiong Kalibo ES 5. Cherryl Roldan KISEC 6. Gemma Tonzo Mobo ES 7. Ramil Lachica Tinigaw ES Ubacao 1. Meriam Mae Saldivia Agbatuan 2. Reno Jill Venoncio Ortego IS· 3. Rosemarie Negrida Tl Rosal 4. Mirabelle Zapatos Tl Maytaraw 5. imelda Esto Ubacao CES 6. Catherine Zonio T3 Libacao CES 7. Ethel Nagrama Agmailig 8. Mabelle Zorca T3 Calacabian 9. Nilreza Morales Taroytoy 10. Moribeth Noig T1 Manika 11. Edgar Solina MT1 Julita Madalag 1. May Flor R. Custodio T1 Balactasan ES 2. Maripur N. Gregorio San Jose ES 3. Victorio E. Nival Jr. Tl Alaminos ES 4. Albren R. Relojos Agtughangin IS 5. Mory Karen N. Nobleza MT1 Madalag ES New Washington 1. Modelyn De Pedro Condeloria ES 2. Ulito Selorio Cowayan ES 3. Meliza Delgado Tomos SM Boutisto ES 4. Mory Jone Gourano Jolos ES 5. Hade Cladera Jugas ES 6. Edgor Ureto Ochondo ES 7. Jenny Delgado PuisES 8. Buenafe Casugbo New Washington ES Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region VI- Western Visayas DIVISION OF AKLAN Arch. Gabriel M. Reyes Street Kalibo, Aklan Mass Training of Teachers in the Implementation of Grade 6 K to 12 Basic Education Program Subject: Science (Batch 1) Name Position Station Altavas 1.Junrose Sagang T3 Altavas ES 2.Anna Flor Occeno Tl Cabangila ES 3.Rizalyn Rico MTl Cabugao ES 4.Charisma Villorente T1 Catmon IS S.Emelda Cipriano T2 Lupo ES 6.Melinda Clarito T3 Odiong ES 7.Michelle Studylo T3 Tibiao ES 8.Juliet Valerio T3 Talon ES Balete 1.lmelda Hong Balete IS 2.Norwena Cuatriz Bangbang ES 3.Jonard Villaruel Fulgencio Sur ES 4.Lenlen Zapico Morales ES Banga 1.Mary Joy Duran Aguinaldo T. Repiedad Sr. IS 2.Susan Masigon 3.Gladys Macariola 4.0liver Relator S.Raymon Rasco 6.Sherilyn Parman 7.Emilie Baltero 8.Mae Edlyn Raga-as Batan 1.Jennifer Bolivar MT1 Batan ES 2.Angelo Castrolavio T1 Caiyang ES 3.Lyn Bautista Tl Camaligan ES 4.Vilma Berame MTl Camanci ES 5.Jane Rose Pelonio LSB IpillS 6.Ethel Villaruel T3 Lalab ES 7.Noralyn Salvador T1 Lupit ES 8.Rebecca Agustino MTl Man-up ES 9.Maricon Pastrana T1 Palay IS I lO.Ria Dela Cruz T1 Songcolan ES I , I Kalibo I 1 Kalibo Pilot ES 2. Nena David Briones ES 3. El John Dela Cruz Gen. F. Castillo MS 4. Rutchie Sitjar New Buswang ES 5. Alvin Isidro Pook ES 6. Rowena Arsenio Nalook ES 7.
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