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The Successful Examinees Who Garnered the Ten (10) Highest Places in the September 2018 Licensure Examination for Teachers Are the Following The successful examinees who garnered the ten (10) highest places in the September 2018 Licensure Examination for Teachers are the following: E L E M E N T A R Y L E V E L RANK NAME SCHOOL RATING % UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN 1 RHEA JOY YEBES GENSON 89.80 PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN MARIEL CATALUÑA SALADAGA 89.80 PHILIPPINES-TAGUM 2 VERNIE GLOJUN TABUCO LASMARIAS OPOL COMMUNITY COLLEGE 89.60 3 JUNNIFER ALOOT LOFRANCO CAGAYAN DE ORO COLLEGE 89.00 AGUSAN DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE OF 4 JEANETTE FLORENDO FRANCISCO 88.80 AGRICULTURE & TECHNOLOGY ARRIESGADO COLLEGE FOUNDATION, MARY GRACE ALMEDORA LEGASPI 88.80 INC. UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES- GEM ANGELA POLINES TUPAZ 88.80 DILIMAN UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN 5 ANGEL ROSE ORE ACALA 88.60 PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY JESSAH RABAJA FERRAS UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-TAGUM 88.60 SULTAN KUDARAT STATE 6 JENNY ROSE CORDERO BEATRIZ 88.40 UNIVERSITY-TACURONG UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN ELLENMAE MARCOJOS COMAYAS 88.40 PHILIPPINES-TAGUM UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN FELLISZE ALEJANDRIA CULASTE CRISPIN 88.40 PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES- 7 MARIQUIT DEL ROSARIO CAMBA 88.20 DILIMAN UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN EMILLY LABASTIDA COQUILLA 88.20 PHILIPPINES-TAGUM UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO JILLIENE SAMANTHA CASTILLO NAPIL 88.20 CITY UNIVERSITY OF THE VISAYAS- RHEA MAE CALISANG ONGKIT 88.20 DALAGUETE UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO FRETCHIL BASTA TADLE 88.20 CITY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN MITZI MARIAN BAUTISTA TUQUIB 88.20 PHILIPPINES-TAGUM UNIVERSIDAD DE SANTA ISABEL (COL 8 CHRISTOPHER KIM CORNELIO CACERES 88.00 DE STA ISABEL) UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DIGOS JHEA MAY CRUMB DAMO 88.00 COLLEGE KAPALONG COLLEGE OF 9 ELYSSA JHONE BALABAT CARDENTE AGRICULTURE, SCIENCES & 87.80 TECHNOLOGY CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY- YOSHIKO MEDINA DE JESUS 87.80 MANILA CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU IMMANUELLE ANNE APOS OCAYA 87.80 STATE COLLEGE) PERLIE JOY PACATANG PERESORES HOLY CROSS OF DAVAO COLLEGE 87.80 UNIVERSITY OF SAN JOSE- DIANNE CLAIRE CAMPOS PULVERA 87.80 RECOLETOS DAVAO ORIENTAL STATE COLLEGE OF MARY JANE PLANTERAS SUAN 87.80 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF NEGROS ALLEN JAKE SAJOT TALIMODAO 87.80 OCCIDENTAL-RECOLETOS RANK NAME SCHOOL RATING % OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY- 10 NICOLE SOLATORIO ALCORIZA 87.60 ANTIPOLO CITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN JONATHAN RABINO DEL CASTILLO 87.60 PHILIPPINES-VIGAN BUKIDNON STATE UNIVERSITY-(FOR CHERRYBELLE NALZARO FEROLINO 87.60 BUKIDNON STATE COLL)- MAIN AGUSAN DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE OF MARK JOHN MARIÑAS MARTINEZ 87.60 AGRICULTURE & TECHNOLOGY COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS OF CHARES MAE ARADOR RAMOS 87.60 DIGOS) NOTHING FOLLOWS-------------------------------------------- S E C O N D A R Y L E V E L RANK NAME SCHOOL RATING % UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN 1 FRANCIS DAVE PEREZ CABANTING 92.80 PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DIGOS SAMUEL JOHN ESTENOR PARREÑO 92.80 COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DIGOS 2 MELYN JOY CATUBIG CANOMAY 92.60 COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN ASHLEY COLEEN SANCHEZ ORTIZ 92.60 MINDANAO-KABACAN SURIGAO STATE COLLEGE OF 3 ELMO SABANDAL AGUILLON JR 92.40 TECHNOLOGY COMPOSTELA VALLEY STATE ADELFA CAMBONGGA LAVILLA 92.40 COLLEGE - MARAGUSAN BRANCH IVONY FABRONERO PANAGUITON JOHN PAUL II COLLEGE 92.40 4 NORMAN ANTHONY OROCIO CUIZON ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY 92.20 UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO ARNIE BOY OBEDA GUITGUIT 92.20 CITY PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY- STELLA MARIS ANDANTE LAURENCIO 92.20 MINDANAO COMPOSTELA VALLEY STATE JOREM PRINCE ELISAN VEROLA 92.20 COLLEGE - MAIN UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DIGOS 5 ELLEN MAE TAGPUNO GONATO 92.00 COLLEGE COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS OF RHODEL CHRISTIAN GULLE ITANG 92.00 DIGOS) DAVAO ORIENTAL STATE COLLEGE OF JAMES BRYAN CUPANG RANES 92.00 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN MARIEL DIONES VILLASENCIO 92.00 PHILIPPINES-TAGUM KOLEHIYO NG PANTUKAN - 6 NELVIN QUIROL BALILI 91.80 COMPOSTELA VALLEY UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DIGOS NESSIE BEM MAPUTE BERSABE 91.80 COLLEGE KIMBERLY SHAYNE LLAMAS CABAHUG ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY 91.80 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN LEDISON LAGARE CASTILLO 91.80 PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO SHAWN CJ AGUILAR COLMAN 91.80 CITY RANK NAME SCHOOL RATING % UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO JOSEPH ROI TONGCALING MAKILING 91.80 CITY COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS OF RISANDO AWE NAMOC JR 91.80 DIGOS) UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-LOS ANGEL MAE OPELANIO OMBID 91.80 BAÑOS STEPHANIE CAYABAN PABLO SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE-TAGUM 91.80 BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY LOUIS ROBERT CRUZ SISON 91.80 (for.BCAT)-MALOLOS 7 JUSTIN JUMAR BACOLOD ACERON DAVAO DEL NORTE STATE COLLEGE 91.60 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN CHARMAENLOU TEVES ALAMPAYAN 91.60 PHILIPPINES -TAGUM UNIVERSIDAD DE SANTA ISABEL (COL ANNA MARIE REGNIM CAMACHO 91.60 DE STA ISABEL) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN GENEMAR FELISILDA CIMAFRANCA 91.60 MINDANAO-KABACAN UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO JERAMIE CASTILLO CORSONADO 91.60 CITY UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DIGOS NAHUR IBRAHIM HASAN 91.60 COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN WRENDELL CORALDE JUNTILLA 91.60 MINDANAO-KABACAN LYNN MAY RETUYA PINEDA CENTRAL MINDANAO COLLEGES 91.60 SURIGAO STATE COLLEGE OF JANE RAIZA VIBAL RIZARDO 91.60 TECHNOLOGY MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-GEN. KERROLD CALIXTRO SOGUILON 91.60 SANTOS CITY UNIVERSITY OF THE CORDILLERAS 8 MARIA ISADORA AGUSTIN AQUINO 91.40 (for.BAGUIO C.F.) CLEMENT JOHN REVAMONTE CORDOVA UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-PANABO 91.40 HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY (for.DIVINE VIA MARIE JOY PONDOC CORPUZ 91.40 WORD-TAGBILARAN) UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO DIANE FE CAINTIC GALAN 91.40 CITY COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS OF JOHNRYL BAYKING GARZON 91.40 DIGOS) ROSIELYN MALAMBOT GUMAAN SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 91.40 SOUTHERN PHILS.AGRI,BUSS,MARINE JEA FARIDA ROLLO GUROALIM 91.40 & AQUATIC SCH.OF TECH-MALITA UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES- ERIC LOYD PAYAWAL HILARIO 91.40 DILIMAN DAVAO ORIENTAL STATE COLLEGE OF LOUINE MAE REPUTANA LEOPARDAS 91.40 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU ANNE MICA ROMANO LIM 91.40 STATE COLLEGE) COMPOSTELA VALLEY STATE MICHAEL CARILLO MORRE JR 91.40 COLLEGE - MAIN BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY JERWIN GAMALO NAMBATAC 91.40 (FOR.CVSCAFT)-TAGBILARAN WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY-LA LIEZEL ANNE CORDERO PEÑAFIEL 91.40 PAZ COMPOSTELA VALLEY STATE JAYSON KITTS COMPOC POQUITA 91.40 COLLEGE - MARAGUSAN BRANCH SOUTHERN PHILS.AGRI,BUSS,MARINE JELORD BAAY ROSALITA 91.40 & AQUATIC SCH.OF TECH -MATI RANK NAME SCHOOL RATING % UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO MHEL KARYL BALDOZA WABINGGA 91.40 CITY 9 SARAH JOY MANLIGUEZ ALCOREZA UNIVERSITY OF MAKATI 91.20 COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS DORENA CRISZEL REBUCAS ALDAYA 91.20 OF DIGOS) MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY- SHIRLEY MAE ALFARERO GALINDO 91.20 ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TARLAC STATE UNIVERSITY EZRA GIL SALAZAR LAGMAN 91.20 (TARLAC COLLEGE OF TECH.) UNIVERSITY OF NEGROS CLAIRE CLAMOR MAGBANUA 91.20 OCCIDENTAL -RECOLETOS BABY JOY PANSAON NAQUILA SAINT PETER'S COLLEGE OF TORIL 91.20 PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY- ELIZA NAZARENO REYES 91.20 VISAYAS UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO ABBIE HAZEL APOLONA SUGANAN 91.20 CITY TOM PAULIE MAGHUYOP TONGOL UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-TAGUM 91.20 COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS AGAN MARK REUSORA VILLASAN 91.20 OF DIGOS) COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS 10 JANINE MARIE ABREGANA 91.00 OF DIGOS) TARLAC STATE UNIVERSITY STEPHEN JOHN BORIBOR CADUCOY 91.00 (TARLAC COLLEGE OF TECH.) DAVAO DEL NORTE STATE ALECS KRISTIN BARDOS CALAWAG 91.00 COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN JEAN HASPE DARUNDAY CAÑAFOR 91.00 PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO MA JULIANNE KRISTINE JAMANDRE COSNING 91.00 CITY UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES- CECIL JOSE ANGELES DELFINADO 91.00 DILIMAN ANJIE BAHINTING DUMLAO UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-TAGUM 91.00 REY ALMER LIBUANGAN GINDAP SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE-TAGUM 91.00 SORSOGON STATE COLLEGE- KRISTOPHER ABADILLA HILOMA 91.00 SORSOGON CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIV. OF CHRISTOPHER CORNELIO MALDICAS 91.00 AGRICULTURE-(for.CSSAC)-PILI UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DAVAO ELLEN GRACE MASIGA MICUTUAN 91.00 CITY EASTERN SAMAR STATE VON ADENA NIVAL 91.00 UNIVERSITY - BORONGAN PATRICK JULES ENAL PAL HOLY CROSS OF DAVAO COLLEGE 91.00 SURIGAO STATE COLLEGE OF PRINCESS BEVERLY VALLESTEROS PERNITES 91.00 TECHNOLOGY MAHRIONNE LUIS BAMBALAN REVILLA UNIVERSITY OF PANGASINAN 91.00 ISABELO B. CALINGASAN SHARMAINE REYES RONATO 91.00 MEMORIAL INSTITUTE COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS JUSTINE DAPHNIE SALVACION 91.00 OF DIGOS) UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO-DIGOS MERJUN ABALLE TUGNAO 91.00 COLLEGE NOTHING FOLLOWS-------------------------------------------- .
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