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Republic of the Philippines Division of Bohol City of Tagbilaran

Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Region Vll, Central Visayas Division of Bohol City of Tagbilaran ENDORSEMENT July 13, 2016 Respectfully forwarded to Dr. Juliet A. Jeruta, Director, DeED-Region VII, Sudlon, Lahug, Cebu City, the following participants to the Senior High School (SHS) Mass Training of Teachers (MTOT) for Technical-Vocational and Livelihood (TVL) Track on July 16-24, 2016 at ECOTECH Center, Sudlon, Lahug/Applied Nutrition Center, Banilad, Cebu City: 1. Calamba, Grejohn Jose -Bilar NHS 2. Mandin, Zenaida -Loboc NHS 3. Valloso, Jemboy -Lourdes NHS, Panglao 4. Balmis, Bobby (Horticulture) -Anoling NHS, Candijay 5. Ranis, Grace -Faraon HS, Jagna 6. Ratilla, Criscincio -Faraon HS, Jagna 7. Maglana, Edgardo (IA) -Biabas Trade HS, Ubay 8. Bucad, Guadalupe (ICT) -Cagting HS, Ubay 9. Limocon, Glad Norman (ICT) -MARTNSF, Calape 10. Laurden, Elvira (Agri-Fishery) -MARTNSF, Calape 11. Ruloma, Jhondion (ICT) -MARTNSF, Calape 12. Autentico, Edgardo (IA) -Pres. CPG TVSFA,Bien Unido 13. Montecalvo, Netia (ICT) -Pres. CPG TVSFA.Bien Unido 14. Ayag, Flordiliza (Dressmaking & Tailoring) -Concepcion NHS, Mabini 15. Lofranco, Diosdado, Jr. (SMAW II) -Inabanga HS 16. Kudemus, Glenn (ICT) -Inabanga HS 17. Sarita, Melinda (Agri-Fishery) -Catungawan NHS, Guindulman 18. Raut, Vilma (HE) -Lila HS 19. Genson, Leslie (Agri) -Dusita HS, Sierra Bullones 20. Sajulga, Reggie (Agri) -Dusita HS, Sierra Bullones 21. Tumale, Jenny Ann (HE) -San Agustin NHS, Sagbayan 22. Abejaron, Liza (HE) -San Agustin NHS, Sagbayan 23. Bonghanoy, Ma. Crystal (ICT) -San Agustin NHS, Sagbayan 24. Milo, Rogemae (HE) -San Roque NHS, Alburquerque 25. Anunciado, Ana Liza (Agri) -San Jose NHS, Inabanga 26. Paalisbo, Rommel (IA) -Bantolinao NHS, Antequera 27. Estellon, Benito, Jr. (SMAW) -Biking Tech-Voc HS, Dauis 28. Galon, Lyn (HE) -Biking Tech-Voc HS, Dauis 29. Antipas, Alberto (ICT) -Alicia Tech-Voc HS 30. Avenido, Felicisima (HE) -Alicia Tech-Voc HS 31. Hare, Ginalyn (HE) -Policronio Dano, Sr. HS, Carmen 32. Gumapac, Gwenevere (HE) -La Hacienda NHS, Alicia 33. Boyoro, Liberty (HE) -Guinacot NHS, Guindulman 34. Amista, Genara (HE) -Guinacot NHS, Guindulman 35. Peligro, Jasmin (ICT) -Guinacot NHS, Guindulman 36. Nuera, Gilbert (ICT) -Tagum Sur NHS, Trinidad 37. Afiora, Melanie (HE) -Tagum Sur NHS, Trinidad 38. Candel, Mark Dennis -Sikatuna NHS 39. Dayot, Arnel (SMAW) -Katipunan NHS, Carmen 40. Maglupay, Floramae (HE) -Sandingan NHS, Loon 41. Perenio, Siricia (HE) -APRSuarez NHS, Carmen 42. Baldapan, Jonathan (HE) -APRSuarez NHS, Carmen 43. Atup, Ernesto (IA) -Pilar TVHS 44. Lusica Ronel (ICT) -Pilar TVHS 45. Andamon, Elenette (HE) -Tabalong HS, Dauis 46. Nisnea, Marvin (IA) -Tabalong HS, Dauis 47. Bihag, Maria Melina (HE) -Tabalong HS, Dauis 48. Viodor, Meriarn (Agri) -Campao Oriental HS, Getafe 49. Pal, Liza (HE) -Aguining NHS, Pres. CPG 50. Estorba, Fernando (Agri) -Aguining NHS, Pres. CPG 51. Galan, Ludivina (HE) -Tambongan HS, Candijay WILFREDA D. BONQALOS, Ph. D., CESO VI Schools Division Superintendent.

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