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03/12/2023

Umalohokan Journalists 👏👏👏

14/03/2022

25/02/2022

36 years later, Filipinos are still commemorating the eventful day. What little tidbits do you know about the EDSA Revolution?

Heres what happens when Filipinos choose to make a difference: https://bit.ly/3peueSo.

25/02/2022

Kaisa ng sambayanang Pilipino ang Kagawaran ng Edukasyon sa paggunita ng ika-36 na anibersaryo ng EDSA People Power Revolution ngayong araw, Pebrero 25.

Sa temang “EDSA 2022: Pagtutulungan Tungo sa Sama-samang Pagbangon mula sa Pandemya,” patuloy nating isabuhay ang diwa ng nagkakaisang sambayanan para sa kasalukuyang hamon ng pandemya, tungo sa pagbangon at pagsulong ng ating bansa.

24/02/2022

Salamat po sa pagbisita minamahal naming Pangulo Reynaldo Doce. Napakapalad po ng paaralan ng Tabangao ES sa pagkakaroon ng supportive na mga barangay officials.
Salamat po konsehal Jun Catipan at Rogelio Catipan sa pagtulong sa amin na malinis ang ating paaralan. 👏👏👏👏

23/02/2022

Another blessings for Tabangao ES Family!

Congratulations Tabangao Elementary School for being one of the Top Performing Elementary Schools in the recently concluded 2022 Division Schools Press Conference.

A big hep,hep hurray to our Umalohokan Journalists who engaged in the said contest as well as to their school paper advisers-Ma'am. Bieta Mendoza Arañez, Sir Jeffrey Sangel, & Ma'am Shanice Ebreo, parents and to the School Head, Ma'am Aileen Hernandez Sobremonte and to our dear PSDS, Dr. Lea C. Aquino .

10/02/2022

2022 District II Schools Press Conference
Congratulations Umalohokan Journalists & SPAs!
Great job!🥰🥰🥰

09/02/2022

Congratulations Dr. Felizardo O. Bolaños🎉🎉🎉

01/02/2022

Tabangao Elementary School congratulates Dr. Felizardo O. Bolaños on his appointment as Full Fledged Schools Division Superintendent

𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐋𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒!

The entire DepEd Batangas City family congratulates Dr. Felizardo O. Bolaños for having been appointed as full-fledged Schools Division Superintendent.

14/01/2022

ANNOUNCEMENT
In support to the provisions of DM-CI-2022-009 and OUCI-2020-307 and the region’s initiative for safe operations and well-being of stakeholders as contained in the Basic Education Learning Continuity Plan, DepEd CALABARZON announces the suspension of classes in all grade levels on January 17 - 29, 2022. This suspension includes all other school activities, whether physical or virtual (online), that involve school-based personnel, learners, and parents.
The schedule of midyear break on January 31 – February 5, 2022, shall remain as stipulated in DO 29, s. 2021.
Read Regional Memorandum No. 32, s. 2022 here:https://depedcalabarzon.ph/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/RM.pdf
ES

13/12/2021

[NEWS]
Umalohokan marks top 2 on Division Online Publishing Training-Contest

By Liana Antonia E. Gonzales

Umalohokan, TES’ official school publication, bagged awards on the Division Training-Workshop on Online Publication Management making it a Top 2 Over-all winner last December 6-7 and 10.

In the Elementary category of Social Media Page, Umalohokan garnered 2nd place in news category, 3rd place in science news, 1st place in sports and 3rd place in Info graphics. Such awards made the said school publication hailed as Top 2 over-all winner.

Tabangao ES team for the said webinar comprised 5 campus journalists namely Amaya Hope L. Balitaan for Editorial and Column, Liana Antonia E. Gonzales for News, Denzel Dane M. Almario for ICT, Ehra Xyrelle A. Irada for Feature and John Seatiel A. Ingco for Cartooning and Sports together with their School Paper Advisers, Mrs. Bieta M. Arañez and Mr. Jeffrey M. Sangel.

Division Training- Workshop on Online Publication Management was a 3-day workshop for school paper advisers and campus journalists on online publishing. The said training and at the same time a contest aimed to capacitate SPA’s and CJ’s of schools in the Division of Batangas City about Online Publishing and journalism.

“We didn’t’ expect much our accomplishments here on online publishing contest because we really had a hard time studying again about online publishing like adobe spark and social media. It was a different thing with the touch of journalism but I thought it was the trend. So we did our best as a team, with our CJ’s and made it a point that we worked as a team. Finally, we did it! And we were very thankful on these achievements.” explained Arañez, Umalohokan’s SPA.

09/12/2021

[SPORTS NEWS]

SK reunites youth with ML Tournament
By John Seatiel A. Ingco

Sangguniang Kabataan of Tabangao Aplaya spearheaded the union of youth through their Mobile Legends Tournament in the community from October 24- December as part of their project.

SK Chairman Leonil Mendoza took the lead of preparing a Mobile Legend Tournament which aims to reduce boredom, stress and depression among students this pandemic. Since ML was a popular game for the youth, he utilized it to convince the youth to alleviate any bad influence like drugs and alcohol this new normal.

The ML tournament comprised of 5 team of each sitios in the community. The team would compete through online game known as ML. Elimination through a knock-out game was executed to choose the best team. They have to utilize their gadgets during the entire game.

At the end of the tournament, Sitio Lipunan team bring home the bacon against Sitio Aplaya/Proper. Tabangao Esports composed of 5 members namely Nino Marbert Odeste, Ceejay Caaway, Ramil Torres, Christian Amante, Jerome Amante, and Aljin Almario.

With this, youth of Tabangao were bonded with sports through the effort of their SK in the community.

Mendoza ensured that ML tournament would not affect the study of the participants by providing schedules to them on the said project. “ I am pretty sure that our youth would be on their right track and this tournament would not affect their studies because it was conducted from 6:00- 9:00 PM.” stated Mendoza.

09/12/2021

[Feature]

EHRA-mazing pupil!
By Ehra Xyrelle Irada

Since COVID-19 strikes, pupils could no longer be outside their home. Pupils get easily bored because they play, they cannot mingle with other children and most of all they cannot go to school. So some focus on gadgets and keep playing with it.

Sometimes, studying is not their priority because of their gadgets.
But for “small but terrible” 11 years old grade 5 pupil, boredom is not on her vocabulary because she has a lot of things to do at home. This new normal, she have her own way to break the ice over the effects of the new face of education.

“This pandemic, children are easily bored with the setup at home. We are under modular learning delivery so I have to do my module simultaneously with my household chores. I have to look up my 6th month old sister, be a seller of our mini-store and a student. All of those things ease my boredom while at home.” stated Ehra, a grade 5-pupil.

“At the start of the day, I have to wake up early to help my mother prepare our breakfast. After helping my mother, I need to be a baby sitter for my little sister until 6:30 in the morning. Then I will prepare my things to do my modules in each subjects. I divided my number of hours for each subjects as listed with our Weekly Home Learning Plan. I have to do my modules with myself because my mother have to take care of our baby.” exclaimed Ehra.

In the afternoon, she have to focus look also at their store while doing her module. She have to be a seller and at the same time a student while doing it simultaneously.
“Exhausted but happy.” as she smiled at me. Those two words described her as a young one but taking all the responsibilities that she have as of today was so meaningful. Being small in height as a grade 5 pupil doesn’t really matter at all.

“I am young, yes, yet I really feel so big with all my accomplishments everyday. Today, some children have a lot of freedom to do what they want. For me, it is more than freedom because I use my time wisely. Boredom no more, with happy thoughts on everything I do, I am amazing” said Ehra happily.
Ehra is a good example of pupil, a daughter and a citizen this time of new normal. Her talents, her positive vibes really inspired other pupils like her. Let us be EHRA-mazing!

09/12/2021

[Editorial]

It’s a No!
By Amaya Hope L. Balitaan

“Almost 85% of the parents said No to face-to-face classes based from the result of our survey to parents last November 19” stated by TES school principal, Mrs. Jenny-vi B. Dimaano.

It means that parents, still, are not in favour to implement face-to-face classes in the school on the next school year.

Parents are not yet move on with the effects of pandemic. They are afraid that their children’s life might be risky if they allow them to join the pilot face-to-face classes if ever the entire region will implement it. They also insisted that the threat of Omicron variant is present although the country do not have a record yet.

Based from the data released by Palakat Batangas City, almost 18 active cases and 10 suspects were recorded since December 6 of this year. This proves that parents cannot be blamed by saying “No” for face-to-face classes because the city still have active cases and suspects. Other near barangays like Tabangao Ambulong also recorded 1 active case so parents are really protecting the lives of their children against COVID-19.

With the gathered data disseminated to the parents, they are informed that not all teachers are 100% fully vaccinated because one of the personnel was pregnant. It was confirmed by Dimaano that only 94% of the school personnel are fully vaccinated on her virtual general assembly with parents last September 15. This data gave another reason for parents to vote for No during the survey since teachers are not yet ready to mingle to their pupils for not all are 100% fully vaccinated.

Parents have the right to say No for the pilot face-to-face classes for now because of their reasons and only one goal-to protect the lives of their children against COVID-19 and the new variant Omicron spreading on the other countries.

This issue is another call for our government and DEpEd to pursue their actions this pandemic. Parents, teachers and especially learners like us should be protected. Let us help the government by following safety health protocols, support their programs against the COVID-19 and have discipline on taking our actions. All of these things will help us to make our No to YES!

Disclaimer: This article does not reflect the opinions and beliefs of the website or its affiliates.

09/12/2021

[Science News]

Music therapy improves mental health
By Liana Antonia E. Gonzales

Based from DOGO news, America’s Top Young scientist, Sarah Park, wants to use music therapy especially for those struggling with mental health. Playing violin since she was 4, the 13-year old noticed its positive effect on those around her, especially her grandmother, who suffered from a mental health illness.

Park, a middle schooler of Jacksonville Florida, was known for her invention Spark Care+ which requires participants to respond to a series of questions based on the Hamilton Anxiety and Depression Scale, designed to assess the person's mental state.

Inspired by Park’s invention, TES pupil also proved that music is a good therapy this pandemic. Since pupils also experienced depression and mental health, Lois Ancel, a grade four-pupil also agreed on this matter. The 10-year old pupil plays ukulele since pandemic.

“I really felt bored and depressed while doing my module since pandemic strikes. I have to do my module the whole day and it was a hard part for me. I couldn’t adapt easily with the effect of new normal. So I have to think of recreational activity that I love most which is playing musical instrument” said Lois.

Her mother Ea also noticed the mood swings of her child. But when she allowed him to play instrument, the stress was lessen. He had another alternative way to break boredom, stress and depression.

He was so moody this pandemic. He didn’t want to do his module and always complaining. But when he asked me to have him ukulele to play, I supported him. Playing instrument was his hobby while singing. As I noticed with him, he controlled his mood now unlike before and started to go on with his module.” stated Ea, a parent of two.

09/12/2021

[Infographic]

Covid19/Vaccination Update
By Denzel Dane M. Almario

09/12/2021

[NEWS]
TES “Trip to Read” strengthens reading goal and implementation
By Liana Antonia E. Gonzales

Trip to Read or Byaheng Pabasa of Tabangao Elementary School was intensified as school reading program after achieving District 2 Gawad Tagumpay’s School’s Best Reading Implementer last November 15.

The school principal, Jenny-vi B. Dimaano initiated to pursue the reading program for the whole school year to come up with a better result and maintain the success of it. Through the collaboration of teachers, more volunteers are invited to engage with the program. Volunteers also suggested to donate more reading materials to utilize during the program.

“Trip to Read as school reading program served as an accomplishment so we decided to boost it and continue its purpose and goal which is to reduce the number of struggling readers. We have to upgrade it through continuously implementing it because it was intended to run only for 20 days as part of Brigada Pabasa. So pursuing it as a permanent school reading program was better to sustain its goal.” Dimaano stated.

TES school program Trip to Read (Byaheng Pabasa) was designed as Brigada Pabasa Project as part of Brigada Eskwela which was launched before the opening of classes. The said program involved Brigada volunteers, teachers and even parents to work collaboratively to help those struggling readers. It was a 20-day program which was implemented for 25 recipients. The concept of the program was volunteers together with the teachers would visit every sitio through jeepney which served as a reading pantry for volunteers and pupils. The said vehicle was also initiated by volunteers to utilize not just for transportation but also a reading site for the pupils, volunteers and teachers. Reading materials were produced by the teachers for their pupils and assisted volunteers during the implementation.

Through the initiative of the School Reading Coordinator, Mrs. Marilyn L. Espina, the project with the cooperation of other teachers was successfully launched and implemented. It was monitored by the school reading committee to come up with reliable and valid data and results with the utilization of localized monitoring tool for reading.

Gawad Tagumpay higlights the best performance of schools of District 2 this school year and awarded schools and teachers’ accomplishment spearheaded by District 2 Supervisor, Dr. Lea C. Aquino.

📷: Jeffrey M. Sangel
🎨: Bieta M. Aranez

09/12/2021

[Column]
A Blessing
By Amaya Hope L. Balitaan

Tabangao Elementary School recorded 30% of the school enrolment are malnourished this school year. With this data, the school was very thankful for being one of the recipient of the local government’s feeding program.

As one of the recipient of SBFP, parents and pupils considered the program a blessing because of the food package that they have received every Friday for two months. Almost 150 beneficiaries were benefited by the said program which was started last November.

TES parents and children were supplied by milk, fruits, eggs and vegetables to sustain the needs of their body and avoid malnutrition.

“We were very thankful for the local government and even the school for having this kind of feeding program. It was very timely because many families are suffering from poverty especially this pandemic. We were blessed that our needs, specially the nutrition of our children are given an emphasis.”, stated Jennifer Almario, a parent recipient of two.

“As one of the beneficiary of the SBFP, I was so happy to receive food packs every Friday. It really helped me as a learner to go on our module every day. I am so thankful to the school, and teachers who worked together to give us our food packs.”, said Carla, a grade 6 pupil recipient.

Through the unwavering support and collaboration of our local government and Deped, School Based Feeding Program is considered 100% success. Kudos to all who pushed this program. It was totally a BIG BLESSING for all!

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