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Department of Education DIVISION of CAVITE Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region IV-A (CALABARzoN) DIVISION OF CAVITE Trece Martires City July 29, 2015 TRAVEL ORDER Authority is hereby requested for: Attached is the list of participants. *** *** *** *** nothing follows *** *** *** *** Purpose: To attend Taunang Pagtitipon ng mga Guro sa Filipino. Destination: Imus Sports Complex, Imus City, Cavite Date: August 22, 2015 Transportation: Public Utility Vehicle! Van Travel is on: / Official Business _Official Time Source of Funds (if for Official Business) MOOE ~Others: Local Funds Approved: CHE ~EMESA DIG,sc~s DivisionSuperintendenl PARTICIPANTS TO THE TAUNANG PAGTITIPON NG MGA GURO SA FILIPINO Imus Sports Complex August 22, 2015 Name Designation/School Elpidia B. Bergado, Ed. O. Chief, CIO Cresencia Nazareno EPS, Filipino - Dr. Mliagros C. Baldoviso PSOS, GMA I< Dr. Yolanda R. Penales PSDS, Kawit ;.. Dr. Nancy S. Marasigan PSDS, Silang -/" Dr. Ma. Jovy Legaspi PSDS, Tanza Dr. Adela Talactac Principal II Binakayan NHS Cristina S. Mondito Teacher Binakayan NHS Christopher M. Legaspi Teacher Binakavan NHS Jedithvic Arana Teacher Binakayan NHS Rosarie Choa Teacher Binakayan NHS Teodulo Dayrit, Jr. Teacher ETTMNHS Elizabeth Oayrit Teacher ETTMNHS Yolanda Robles Teacher ETTMNNS Joey Vale Teacher ETTMNHS Shiela Nunez Teacher ETTMNHS Nita Ratonel Teacher Bagbag NHS Jhenalyn Perez Teacher Bagbag NHS Nikko Balang Teacher Bagbag NHS Arlene del a Pasion Teacher Bagbag NHS Rosana Tuiroc Teacher Bagbag NHS Ermina Tolentino Teacher Rosario NHS Ana Maria Josue Teacher Rosario NHS Sheena Alberto Teacher Rosario NHS Rowena Bartolata Teacher Rosario NHS May Anne Fuerte Teacher Rosario NHS Rosemarie Abutin Teacher Noveleta NHS Erlv Luz Azucena Teacher Noveleta NHS Alma Jessa Bonita Teacher Noveleta NHS Virgie Basilan Teacher Noveleta NHS Maria Idena Cuadro Teacher Noveleta NHS Emerlina Asuncion Teacher Munting 1I0gNHS Racher Bayacan Teacher Munting 1I0gNHS Heidi Narvaez Teacher Munting 1I0gNHS Raymond Reyes Teacher Munting 1I0gNHS Annex Anabel Estilles Teacher Munting lIog NHS Annex Carol Isidro Teacher Carmona NHS Miriam Peredo Teacher Carmona NHS Sandra Mae Restrivera Teacher Carmona NHS Willie Federico Principal IV Bulihan NHS Angelina Vargas Teacher Bulihan NHS Efleda Castillo Teacher Bulihan NHS Corazon Racho Principal II Malabag NHS Aimee Mulitas Teacher Malabag NHS Helen Mercado Teacher Kaong NHS Maxima Reyes Teacher Lumil NHS Evelyn Villanueva Teacher Gen. Vito Belarmino NHS Abigail Del Mundo Teacher Gen. Vito Belarmino NHS EdryneAmon Teacher Gen. Vito Belarmino NHS Zenaida Arcena Teacher San Jose CHS Maira Elsa Samson Teacher San Jose CHS Marites Refuerso Teacher San Jose CHS Ellen Salazar Teacher GMATHS Leonina Causaren Teacher GMATHS Elizabeth Olfato Teacher GMATHS Jennifer Marquina Teacher GMATHS Leonora lIog Teacher Bucal NHS Mildred Vidallon Teacher Bucal NHS Julia Oliver Teacher Pulo ni Sara NHS Eleonor Alcantara Teacher Cavite NSHS Arlyn Tolentino Teacher Cavite NSHS Pauline Reamico Teacher Maragondon NHS Cherrylyn Arvida Teacher Maragondon NHS Abegail Escober Teacher Naic Coastal NHS Lorena Abad Teacher Naic Coastal NHS Jenifer Santiago Teacher Naic Coastal NHS Pueblo Del Mar Maria Mirasel Digo Teacher Naic NHS Sabang Annex Efleda De Guzman Teacher Tanza NCHS Cynthia Reyes Teacher Tanza NCHS Regine Fedalgo Teacher Tanza NCHS Ma. Theresa Austria Teacher Tanza NTS Agnes Matilla Teacher Tanza NTS Marites Pangilinan Teacher Tanza NTS Bagtas Andrea Salas Teacher Tagaytay City NSHS Luisa Lamangan Teacher Tagaytay City NSHS Yolanda Mojica Teacher Kaysuyo NHS Eva Perea Teacher Buck State NHS Sherry Lee Tinga Teacher Alfonso NHS Felizardo Perlado Teacher Lucsuhin NHS Berlita delos Reyes Teacher Taywanak NHS Raquel Vida Teacher Kaytitinga NHS Gina Esguerra Teacher Constancio E. Aure Sr. NHS Abram Panganiban Teacher Anuling NHS Neneth Erni Teacher Palocpoc NHS Adora Pelle Teacher Lumampong NHS Indang Annex Aida Brucal Teacher Lurnampono NHS lndanq Annex April Sanchez Teacher Lumampong NHS Merry Chris Ersando Teacher Calumpang NHS Rufina Cortez Principal III Amadeo NHS Flornita Baybay Teacher Amadeo NHS Ailyn Agojo Teacher Amadeo NHS Mercelita Javier Principal I Pangil NHS Jacqueline Costelo Teacher Pangil NHS Ireen Garcia Teacher Pangil NHS Marieta Javier Teacher Talon NHS Flormina Aure Teacher Halang Banaybanay NHS Luisa Bencito Teacher GEANHS Bailen Gladys Alegre Teacher Caluangan NHS May Ann Masangkay Teacher Bendita NHS Shirley Martin Teacher Taqavtav City NHS Eloida Ferma Teacher Tagaytay City NHS Edwin Luna Teacher ASHI Alice Jimeno Teacher ASHI Lizandra Cataulin Teacher Ternate NHS Adora Nebreja Teacher Ternate NHS Rodalyn Cangayco Teacher Ternate West NHS , Ludy Ann Orozco Teacher Trece Martires City NHS (Main) Sylvia Umbal ) Teacher Trece Martires City NHS (Main) ktAt"~ 6~C(11')e.- Co~teAl'"" r Teacher Trece Martires City NHS (Main) Lerma Rosarda Teacher Trece Martires City NHS (Cabuco Annex) Marjorie Hagan Teacher Trece Martires City NHS (Conchu Annex) Beverly Evangelista Teacher Trece Martires City NHS (Cabesaz Annex) Mark Lester Dela Cruz Teacher Luis Aguado NHS Marites Alviz Teacher Luis Aouado NHS Radjelli Perez Teacher Luis Aguado NHS Lei Jovelle Credo Teacher Luis Aguado NHS Christian Agnate Teacher F. Osorio NHS Mari Fe Tutong Teacher F. Osorio NHS Lilian Monton Teacher GFMNHS Melinda Novio Teacher GFMNHS Sherley Guerrero Teacher GFMNHS Ruben Montoya Teacher GFMNHS (San Francisco Annex) Rhetchell Detasa Teacher Luis Ferrer Y. Ferrer Jr. West NHS Maureen Parot Teacher GFMNHS (Biclatan Annex) Annabelle Magno Teacher GFMNHS (Buenavista Annex) Christopher Regullo Teacher Luis Ferrer Y. Ferrer Jr. North NHS Jennyvi Diaz Teacher Santiago NHS Annaliza Dirnailio Teacher Tropical Village NHS Ma. Salome Bernal Teacher Kawit District Ruperta De Jesus Teacher Kawit District Lorna Ravelo Teacher Kawit District Nieves Jocson Principal Rosario District Angeline Cruz Teacher Rosario District Jocelyn Veles Teacher Rosario District Argemy Gabales Teacher Rosario District Noel Ortega Principal Carmona District Teresita Amon Principal SilanQ Dsitrict Nieves Tapia Teacher Silang District Rosely Rosario Teacher Silang District Francisco Balanday Teacher Silang District Genevie Reolalas Teacher Silang District Caroline Javier Teacher Silang District Juanita Anciro Teacher Silang District Susana Torres Teacher Silang District Ivy Alilio Teacher Silang District Nonita Alarea Teacher Silang District Cresencia Mercado Principal GMA District Dalisay Crucena Teacher GMA District Eifrocila Albuerne Teacher GMA District Remedies Brotonel Teacher GMA District Celeste de Guzman Teacher GMA District John Julius Valeros Teacher GMA District Rodolfo Ranen Teacher GMA District Mike Lopez Teacher GMA District Josephine Ambrocio Teacher GMA District Gilbert Musa Teacher GMA District Myrna Roderos Teacher GMA District Gregoria Atas Principal Trece Martires City District , Andrea Manlapaz Teacher Trece Martires City District Vanessa Glorioso Teacher Trece Martires City District Ernesto Almarez Teacher Trece Martires City District Ma. Gracia Imbis Principal Naic District Jocelyn Villon Teacher Naic District Ginnalyn Ulayan Teacher Naic District Rowena Alaman Teacher Naic District Eioniefin Samartino Teacher Noveleta District Rey Allado Teacher Noveleta District Josie Gancayco Principal Maragondon District Daisy Feranil Teacher Maragondon District Marissa Pescasic Teacher Maraaondon District Elena Raymundo Teacher Maragondon District Melanie Noche Teacher Gen. Trias District Editha Javier Teacher Gen. Trias District Norma Diama Principal Gen. Trias District Jesusita Medina Teacher Gen. Trias District Liezel Bautista Teacher Amadeo District Angielyn Bautista Teacher Amadeo District Rolando Baybay Teacher Amadeo District Erelvn Moiica Teacher Indang District Lovely Cruzem Teacher Indana District Marilou Pitong Teacher Indang District Gina Espineli Teacher Indang District Mercedes Perido Teacher Indang District Lea Fe Cubio Teacher Mendez District Sonia Enriquez Teacher Mendez District Elena Vicedo Teacher Mendez District Lucia Garcia Principal Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo District Milagros Francisco Teacher Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo District Rosalita de Zosa Teacher Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo District Nora Castillo Teacher Alfonso District Salome Fenol Teacher Alfonso District Myrna Perlado Principal Alfonso District Lorna de Taza Teacher Maaallanes District Lydie Digma Teacher Maaallanes District Lea Agustin Teacher Tagaytay District Emelita Comia Teacher Tagaytay District Felicula Sarmiento Teacher Tagaytay District Necitas Casidsid Teacher Tagaytav District Katherine Legaspi Teacher Tagaytay District Arlin Tiongco Teacher Ternate District Marilyn Distor Teacher Ternate District Rose Ann Panganiban Teacher Ternate District Roseciel Reves Teacher Ternate District Teresa Martinez Teacher Ternate District Efrenaida Lumagui Principal Tanza District Lorna Vallejo Teacher Tanza District Cynthia Trinidad Teacher Tanza District Cresenciana Armintia Teacher Tanza District Annaliza Araracap Teacher Tanza District.
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