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The-Harvest-4Th-Issue2.Pdf HARVEST The Official Publication of the Curriculum Implementation Division Division of Lanao del Norte Issue No. 4 January-June 2018 DEPED -LANAO DEL NORTE DIVISION CONGRATU- More schools open in LDN to provide LATES THE PASSERS OF THE FOLLOWING: better access and attract learners CAREER EXECUTIVE SERVICE WRITTEN EXAM DepEd-LDN ensures better access to education of learners; intensifies school-based initiatives to ensure preparedness of facilities and resources through Brigada Eskwela and assessment of classroom structuring. (CESWE) 2017 ERL C. VILLAGONZALO NEAP ACCREDITATION OF LEARNING FACILITA- TORS/ASSESSORS MARIA EVA S. EDON MYRA P. MEBATO WILMA B. OBATAY PRINCIPAL'S QUALIFYING EXAM (NQESH) 2017 1. ABDUL, INDIRA P. HT I SND IS 2. AYING, CHARLYN A. MT I Magsaysay Nation- al High School 3 BAGSICAN, ORLANDO JR T. MT I Pigcarangan ES, Tubod West 4 BALABAGAN, MONALAWAN L. HT I Ramain PS, Munai 5 BONTIGAO, HANZEL L. Teacher III Licapao PS, Tubod East 6 CABURNAY, CARLO E. HT i Malinas ES, Kapa- tagan East 7 CAFINO, WINAH C. TI KKIPS, Kapatagan 8 CANE, ARACELI M. HT III Bansarvil ES, SND 9 DE GUZMAN, HAZEL L. MT I Salon ES, Baroy SDS Roy Angelo E. Gazo and Kumander Minsupala partnered in the launching of the Brigada 10 DOZANO, DENNIS B. MT I Margos ES, Kapa- Eskwela in Tangkal and nearby areas on May 28, 2018. (Photo credits: Rasmila Cosain) tagan 11 GUMILAO, SONIA N. HT III Lala NHS sized the need for close ties between 12 LASCUÑA, LUCELYN D. MT I F.B Bond MES, An increase of 71 schools includ- Tubod West ing the newly opened, integrated, com- and among different sectors to provide 13 LONTAYAO, ROWENA E. MT II Marcela Ma- plete elementary and Senior High Schools access and equity in education. The banta NHS in the Division of Lanao del Norte are launching of the said event was held at 14 MACO, NECESARIO L. MT II Salvador CES, now open to accommodate more learn- the municipality of Magsaysay, Munici- Salvador pality of Linamon, Municipality of 15 MAMASAO, SITTIE HANIMAH B. HT i Denaig ers. ES, Poonapiagapo To ensure readiness of schools to Tangkal and the Municipality of Poo- 16 MANANGGOLO, FATIMA C, MTV I SDM IS, welcome learners, the Department of napiagapo. To prove his sincerity, SDS Kauswagan Education conducted the Brigada Eskwela Gazo personally led DepEd’s team who 17 MONTEZA, ELSA A. MT I Salvador NHS from May 28-June 2, 2018 and the assess- partnered with Kumander Minsupala in 18 NACUA, RONA R. HT i Maguindanao ES, SND ment of classroom structuring in which establishing a school at the MILF area during the Brigada Eskwela. 19 OTIC, ANN J. MT I Tubod teachers with the best classrooms will be 20 PAGUIDOPON, MARK P. MT I Kauswagan given the “Sarimanok” award. The Provincial Government head- CES, Kauswagan This year’s Brigada Eskwela was ed by Governor Imelda Quibranza- 21 PANGASIAN, JOYLANE S. TI Mabatao ES, started with volunteers coming from Dimaporo also distributed chairs, paints, Salvador communities and different organizations and other construction materials during 22 POLBOS, GRACE A. TI Antonio LIM MES, the Bridaga Eskwela to identified schools Lala and agencies who flocked to the 374 23 SAMPORNA, SAIMAH P. TI Cormatan PS, schools in Lanao del Norte to heed to in the province. Poonapiagapo DepEd’s invitation to prepare schools for After the meeting led by Chief 24 SIENES, MARILYN S. MT I Panoloon ES, the opening of classes. The Brigada Myrna Lyn M. Marohom, the CID per- Sapad Eskwela promotes cooperation among sonnel proceeded to their respective 25 VELEZ, HEDELIZA M. MT II Tubod CES, Tubod West the school’s internal and external stake- assignments to monitor the opening of classes.—-By: Maria Eva S. Edon, EPS 26 VELEZ, REMEDIOS P. MT I Rofu D. IS, Tubod holders. SDS Roy Angelo E. Gazo empha IS Brigada Eskwela Major Donors (Reported By: Rasmila M. Cosain, SEPS) ABS-CBN Foundation, GMA Foundation, Ronald McDonalds House of Charities, Knowledge Channel Inc., NGCP, GSP, BSP, Pro- vincial Government of LDN, JCI Philippines, AFP, PNP, Pepsi Cola, One Meralco Foundation Donations for 81 Schools During Brigada Eskwela 2018 (as of May 30, 2018) Total No. of Volunteers-41,805 Total Resources Donated-7,071,108.00 The HARVEST OPINION Page 2 Another vehicle that surely takes us to From the Chief’s Desk Towards A Fruitful excellence when it comes to, mostly Dear Everyone, 2018-2019 school facilities, is the Brigada Eskwe- la, a bayanihan program. As we begin another yearlong journey Through this undertaking, all to provide schools with technical assis- Another school year has come. the stakeholders synergize in order for tance through training, educational re- Another quality journey has begun. the school to move forward – all for sources, monitoring of program imple- The work of education has al- the welfare of the students. mentation and class observations, this ways been very challenging as it takes Office, through the Curriculum Imple- For this school year, the school an enormous amount of commitment mentation Division strives to regularly community is extremely grateful to and hard work on the part of the edu- update you with curriculum implemen- the stakeholders for their assistance cators to transform the community tation, activities and strategies that are and contributions to prepare the into what it should be. geared towards improving the overall school for the opening of classes. In order to internalize such academic performance of every learner Part of the preparation at the start of in every school in this division. commitment, the Division of Lanao the school year is the classroom evalu- To create a more meaningful del Norte makes sure that all children ation done in all schools by the divi- publication with a wider readership, it is of school age are able to access edu- sion leaders. This ensures that class- hoped that schools also will share infor- cation via the modes that the Depart- mation about initiatives, research and rooms are ready for occupancy on the ment of Education offers. This is the other stories that may interest the read- first day of classes, which means that reason why some of our children are ing public. In this way, schools will be the teachers worked double time to into the Alternative Learning System able to present their initiatives and spruce up their respective classrooms (ALS), the Open High School Program innovations that improve learning so in order to make the children feel the that other schools can benchmark on. (OHSP), a modular secondary pro- welcoming ambience of their home for Henceforth, through this publica- gram; hence, they do not need to the next 200 days in the academe. tion, I wish to convey my sincerest ap- attend the regular structured class- The Division of Lanao del Norte preciation to those who started contrib- room anymore. Through this program, is then likened to an orchestra: we, uting articles. I hope that many more we hope to save our children’s future; school leaders and teachers will submit the musicians play different instru- indeed, an implementation of Educa- the same so that we can have a regular ments, blow varied amounts of air into publication that will be managed by the our windpipes, and apply different Division Editorial Board and contribu- Message from the Editor: degrees of pressures in our strings; tors. Happy writing! however, there is one thing common Warm greetings everyone! among us: we play one tune and that MYRNA LYN M. MAROHOM Chief, CID In this issue, The Harvest features is EXCELLENCE. Schools Division Superintendent Roy Ange- lo E. Gazo whose life story, works and pas- THE HARVEST EDITORIAL BOARD sion, are worth emulating. Articles submitted by teachers and Position English Filipino other DepEd personnel have also been in- Editor-in-Chief MARIA EVA S. EDON cluded to encourage everyone to write Associate Editors TERESITA B. ILAGO and MONISA P. MABA Editors for Features TERESITA D. LANZADERAS MILAGROS SACLAUSO relevant and informative stories as a way of LORNA M. DALIDIG JOECELYN ALFANTE keeping DepEd personnel updated on im- Editors for Local RUSSEL TALIP ALVIN PEREZ portant events in this Division. Stories ALLELI FAITH LEYRITANA JANIMA RADIA Editors for News VILMA V. MANGUBAT ZENAIDA L. SENEFROTA The Harvest will also welcome arti- GLYZA MAE T. LIBOT LODYM H, MIRANDA cles that include original journalistic and Editors for Editorial/ WILMA S. SAMPORNA CRISCELA T. BARTOLOME literary pieces for its quarterly publication Opinion ROCEL PARCUTILO DAISY S. BARIMBAO to give light to a more active sharing of Editors for Photos MARILYN M. TALADUA DENNIS DOZANO information, initiatives and best practices EVA FE YAP ENGENIA CRUZ Editors for Sports MARK PAGUIDOPON GRACE S. LAGARNIA and to provide an avenue for teachers to MARIFE T. BARING CECILLE E. LECITO embolden their craft in journalism and in Editors for Cartoons ORLANDO T. BAGSICAN ELENA BUCA writing poetry and literary pieces. Layout Artists EARL M. TOLERO RUBY FLOR I. MARATAS With this, it is hoped that this Divi- GLADYS VILLACORTA MYRIN C. MAGHAMIL sion will not only develop teacher-writers LORRAINE C. OLAVIDES, BELEN T. BASTILLADA, ERL VILLAGONZALO, but it will also be able to capture more La- CONNIE A. EMBORONG, ROBIN TABAR, ANGELITO D. BARAZONA, nao stories from the margins that will be- ROSALIO R. VIOS,MARY ARLENE C. CARBONERA, MARIFE B. VICOY, NORHATTAH C. DAUD, EMMA M. LABUNOG, LYDIA D. LINGGOLINGGO, come valuable materials for cultural preser- SAMANERA N. SARIPADA, JAMILA M. ARUMPAC, APOLONIO M. vation. Contributors MAROHOM, JOSELITO C.EPE, ERVIN M. PLANAS, MYLES M. SAYRE, JOCE- May the good Lord bless all our en- LYN CAMUGUING, KRISTINE A.
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