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16/11/2023

Burning Red Triumphs: CSHSB's Sports Festival 2023

The Computer Science High School of Bicolandia held its Sports Festival 2023 last November 9-11, after a four-year break. The event, themed "Strength in Diversity, Triumph in Unity: Empowering Comsayanos Through Excellence in Sports", was organized by the MAPEH CLUB and the Supreme Secondary Learners Government of CSHSB.

Comsayanos were divided into four teams, each named and color-coded based on the Disney movie 'Elemental'. The teams were Burning Red (Red), Aqua Wave (Blue), Wind - E (Pink), and Terra (Brown).

The festival featured a variety of competitions, including Basketball, Volleyball, Chess, Table Tennis, and Badminton. Traditional Filipino games, known as "Laro ng Lahi", such as Patintero, Sungka, Egg Catching, Shirt Relay, Human Centipede, and Culliot or Tug of War, were also part of the event. Non-sports contests like Vocal Solo and Duet, and Mass Demo of each section in all grade levels were also conducted.

Here are the teams that stood out and claimed victory in their respective categories:

MASS DEMO:
1st Place - 7 ORACLE
2nd Place- 7 SYMBIAN
3rd Place - 7 ANDROID

1st Place - 8 MACINTOSH
2nd Place - 8 UNIX
3rd Place - 8 REDHAT

1st Place- 9 MINIX
2nd Place - 9 SOLARIS
3rd Place - 9 FEDORA

1st Place - 10 CHIMERA
2nd Place - 10 XENIX
3rd Place - 10 LINUX

VOCAL SOLO:
CHAMPION- TERRA
1st Place- BURNING RED
2nd Place- AQUA WAVE
3rd Place- WIND-E

VOCAL DUET:
CHAMPION- AQUA WAVE
1st Place - WIND-E
2nd Place - TERRA
3rd Place - BURNING RED

LARO NG LAHI

PATINTERO:
CHAMPION- TERRA
1st Place - BURNING RED
2nd Place - AQUA WAVE
3rd Place - WIND-E

SACK RACE:
CHAMPION- WIND-E
1st Place - AQUA WAVE
2nd Place - TERRA

HUMAN CENTIPEDE:
CHAMPION- WIND-E
1st Place - TERRA
2nd Place- AQUA WAVE

TUG OF WAR:
CHAMPION- WIND-E
1st Place - AQUA WAVE
2nd Place - TERRA
3rd Place - BURNING RED

SHIRT RELAY:
CHAMPION- TERRA
1st Place - AQUA WAVE
2nd Place - BURNING RED
3rd Place - WIND-E

EGG CATCHING:
CHAMPION- BURNING RED
1st Place - WIND-E
2nd Place - AQUA WAVE
3rd Place - TERRA

SUNGKA (BOYS):
CHAMPION- TERRA
1st Place - AQUA WAVE
2nd Place - WIND-E
3rd Place - BURNING RED

SUNGKA (GIRLS):
CHAMPION- WIND-E
1rd Place - BURNING RED
2nd Place - TERRA
3rd Place - AQUA WAVE

SPORTS

TABLE TENNIS SET A (MALE):
1st Place - BURNING RED
2nd Place - WIND

TABLE TENNIS SET B (MALE):
1st Place - WIND
2nd Place - BURNING RED

TABLE TENNIS SET A (FEMALE):
CHAMPION- WIND-E
1st Place - BURNING RED
2nd Place - TERRA

TABLE TENNIS SET B (FEMALE):
CHAMPION- BURNING RED

CHESS (MEN):
CHAMPION: WIND-E
1st Place - TERRA
2nd Place - AQUA WAVE

CHESS (WOMEN):
CHAMPION- TERRA
1st Place - WIND-E
2nd Place -AQUA WAVE
3rd Place - WIND-E

BADMINTON SINGLES (MALE):
CHAMPION- BURNING RED
1st Place- AQUA WAVE
2nd Place - WIND-E
3rd Place- TERRA

BADMINTON SINGLES (FEMALE):
CHAMPION- AQUA WAVE
1st Place - BURNING RED
2nd Place - TERRA
3rd Place - WIND-E

BADMINTON MIXED DOUBLES:
CHAMPION- BURNING RED
1st Place- TERRA
2nd Place - AQUA WAVE
3rd Place - WIND-E

BADMINTON DOUBLES (BOYS):
CHAMPION- AQUA WAVE
1st Place - BURNING RED
2nd Place - WIND-E
3rd Place - TERRA

BADMINTON DOUBLES (GIRLS):
CHAMPION- TERRA
1st Place - WIND-E
2nd Place - BURNING FIRE
3rd Place - AQUA WAVE

VOLLEYBALL (MEN):
CHAMPION - BURNING RED
1st Place - WIND-E

VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN):
CHAMPION- WIND-E
1st Place - BURNING RED
2nd Place - TERRA

BASKETBALL:
CHAMPION- BURNING RED
1st Place - AQUA WAVE
2nd Place - TERRA
3rd Place - WIND-E
Best Point Guard - CLARK BENEDICT CASYAO
Best Small Forward - CEDRICK JOSEPH NACARIO
Best Power Forward - TERRENCE ELLY VARGAS
Best Center - ISAAC VARGAS
Best Rookie - YASSER BATARA

The Burning Red team emerged as the overall champion of the CSHSB Sports Fest 2023, followed by Wind-E, Terra, and Wave.

News Editor: Bianca Estrada, Roanne Paat
Photos Captured by: Xandra Neil Villaflor

14/11/2023

First and foremost, the Hyperlink would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Clark Benedict Casyao, MAPEH Club President and Sports Fest Facilitator for his exceptional leadership and guidance throughout this event. In general, we would also like to give thanks for pushing and making this event possible amidst the 4-year hiatus. Your support were crucial to it's success. His vision, dedication, and unwavering support have played a pivotal role in achieving our objectives.

We would also like to express our sincerest appreciation to our SSLG Officers / Head Facilitators, Jennelyn Casaul, Rona Fe Duazo, Aizelle Darren Dhane Oliver, Gabrielle Ashley Babilonia, Fatima Cabanela and Shekinah Eufelia Deguit, for their tireless efforts and valuable contributions. Their commitment, expertise, and collaborative spirit have been valuable in overcoming struggles and delivering excellent results.

Furthermore, we would like to acknowledge the significant contributions made by our team leaders and members from Burning Red, Wind-E, Team Terra, and Aqua Wave.

Lastly, but certainly not least, we would like to extend our gratitude to all our Comsayanos who supported them along the way. Their trust, belief, and support have been crucial in making this possible.

Again, we would want to thank all of the people who were previously mentioned. You have made a great example for all those involved with your perseverance, hard work, and dedication.

Caption by: Alius Pillonar
Photos captured by: Sean Immanuel Sabino, Xandra Villaflor, Maria Cazandra P. Buban, Aizelle Oliver

12/11/2023

Spike by spike, set by set, the volleyball championship ignited with electrifying plays, culminating in a breathtaking battle for the coveted title.

Wind-E bagged The Gold!, 2-1

Courage and Spike! The Clash of Titans in the Women's Volleyball Championship game. Wind-E once again soared as they won 2 victorious sets against Burning red, 25-20, 19-25, 10-15 at the CBSUA covered court, November 12, 2023.

Sports feature by: Quin Margarette Postigo
Photos captured by: Xandra Neil Villaflor, Gian La Torre

12/11/2023

Thrilling spikes and digs dominate the headlines in men's volleyball.

Burning Red Dominates Wind-E, 2-0

In a thrilling display of athleticism and determination, the men's volleyball championship game unfolded with electrifying intensity. The court echoed with the thunderous cheers of passionate fans as two powerhouse teams clashed at the net, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats. The stakes were high, and every spike, block, and dig resonated with the weight of the title hanging in the balance. As the Burning Red showcased their skills and teamwork, the championship atmosphere reached a fever pitch, the scores are, 25-17, 25-20.

Sports feature by: Quin Margarette Postigo
Photos captured by: Xandra Neil Villaflor

10/11/2023

"Setting, Spiking, Soaring: A Dynamic Dive into the World of Volleyball Excitement."

Wind-E crushes Terra, 2-1

Game-changer alert: Unstoppable teamwork and a nail-biting finish redefine excitement. Wind-E takes flight as they clinch 2-Victorious sets against Terra with the scores of 15-12, 3-15, 9-15 during their Volleyball tournament game that was held at the CBSUA fields in San Jose, Pili, Cam Sur today.

On the first set Terra is off to a head start showing their expertise and left no patch for Wind-E leading their score, 15-12.

Kacey Almario, Team Captain of Wind-E showed no mercy as she exhibited nerve-breaking serves that gave them a 12 point lead during the second set, 3-15.

The spectators thundered with enthusiasm as both teams battled on the field, the hotness of the atmosphere contributed intensity to the game.

A nail-biting showdown during the third set, Wind-E fought their way to victory, clinching the championship title with a thunderous final point leaving the spectators roaring in exhilaration. The field is now a stage for their triumphant celebration and ending the match with the score of, 9-15.

A cliffhanger lingers, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the next chapter in this intense sports saga as it is Burning Red vs Wind-E in the volleyball championship tomorrow.

Sports news by: Quin Margarette Postigo
Photos captured by: Xandra Niel Villaflor

09/10/2023

MEET AND GREET. Quin Margarette Postigo, the editor-in-chief of the Hyperlink S/Y 2023-2024, conducted their first meeting with their new members today, October 9, 2023.

Caption by: Xandra Neil Villaflor
📸: Vince Gerald Cam

07/10/2023

The students of Computer Science High School of Bicolandia created a straightforward program and gathered to celebrate Teacher's Day in a lovely, special style, filled with joy and thankfulness. October 6, 2023.

The day started off with a special address and student performances. The students' color-coded outfits expressed their bright celebration of the program. They set the tone by demonstrating admiration, sympathy, support, and collaboration.

This event served as a reminder of the crucial role educators who enhance the knowledge of the students.

Caption: Alius Pillonar, Alyssa Nicole Garcia
📸: Gian Carlo La Torre

05/10/2023

On this day, October 5, before the night ends, we would like to acknowledge the role models and second parents that play a pivotal role in society, our teachers. We are very grateful for your support and encouragement that helped us in our academic growth.

We would like to thank them for their outstanding performances, not only in teaching but also in guiding us in whatever we do and for always reminding us to be the best version of ourselves. Teachers have been magnified in recent times as they adapted to the challenges of hybrid learning during the pandemic. Many teachers went above and beyond, finding innovative ways to engage their students through virtual and hybrid models of technology, ensuring that education continued despite the obstacles.

Their patience, humor, and dedication make every session a fun learning experience for students. Teachers not only share their knowledge but also teach us beautiful things that we should always apply in our daily lives. In the grand mosaic of life, they are the brush strokes that add color, the melodies that bring harmony, and the constellations that light our way. They are the master of knowledge, the painter, architects of our dreams, and most of all, the stairs of our future to achieve our goals in life. The passion of their teaching has ignited a flame of curiosity in every one of us, they don't only imparted knowledge but also instilled values and life lessons that we will carry forever.

On behalf of all your students, past and present, thank you for being dedicated and inspirational teachers. Your influence goes far beyond the classroom, for your unwavering support, your belief in us and your belief in the power of education. We are grateful for your efforts for being the philosopher, who always inspire us, and being the lead for the brighter future!

Thank you CSHSB teachers! And Happy Teacher's Day to every educator out there!!

Published by: Gaea Athena Ojeda
Illustrator : Quin Margarette Postigo

22/09/2023

Happiest Birthday to our beloved former SPA, Sir David Bernardino! Thank you for your influence and service in teaching for the last 8 years. We, as Comsayanos and Comsayanas are grateful for your support, for being a wonderful, enthusiastic, motivating teacher and friend. We miss you a lot. CARPE DIEM!

Love, The Hyperlink Family 📰

03/09/2023

Let's link, be a HYPERLINK!

•For those who are interested, kindly message our page (The Hyperlink) or Quin Margarette Postigo.

11/06/2023

RSPC 2023 has ended. We're back in Pili. We may have failed to bring home the bacon, but we did eat burger with bacon! Kidding. It's all thanks to everyone who supported us. Thank you to our SPTA for providing the money we need for the registration and for the fare. Thank you to those who extended their financial assistance as well. Thank you to our affordable yet quality accommodation from DG Transient House in Albay. Thank you to our roommates, Ma'am Analyn Valencia and her campus journalist, Krizz, of San Jose Pili National High School. Thank you to everyone who extended support to us. 💚💛

Cheers to more CSHSB achievements!

11/06/2023

LOOK: Bumped into one of our former Comsayanos. Sam Balbuena, a former CSHSB student, is one of Naga City's representatives in Sports Writing in the Regional Press Conference here in Albay.

Continue the excellence, Comsayanos and Comsayanas! 💚💛

10/06/2023

All the best, Xandra! 💚💛

09/06/2023

May the odds be ever in our favor!

We are on our way to Albay for the three-day Regional Secondary Schools Press Conference. Xandra Neil C. Villaflor, Grade 9-Fedora student and The Hyperlink's photojournalist, will be competing against RSSPC Bicolano campus journalists for the Photojournalism-English Category.

Xandra placed second during the Division Secondary Schools Press Conference held in Sipocot, Camarines Sur last May 24-26, 2023.

Among the six representatives, Xandra qualified for the RSSPC 2023. Here are the wins we got during the DSSPC:

Xandra Neil C. Villaflor- 2nd Placer, Photojournalism-English
Bianca Dawn Nicole Gonzaga- 5th Placer, Pagsulat ng Balita
Clark Benedict Casyao- 7th Placer, Pagsulat ng Balitang Isports
Quin Margarette Postigo- 8th Placer, Sports Writing English

Participants:
Roanne B. Paat- Editorial Writing-English
Elhoiza Guine Lipa- Pagwawasto ng Balita

Ang Kawingan Moderator: Bb. Estepany B. Purisima
The Hyperlink Moderator:

We would also like to thank the School Parents-Teachers Association for extending their financial help from Congressional to Regional Press Conferences. 🙇🙇🙇

01/06/2023

The Hyperlink and Comsayanos come together to celebrate Pride Month!

24/05/2023

Her eyes gazed upon the call of magical adventures.

Her hello meant goodbye for someone afar.

📷 Verti Studios

23/05/2023

Her radiance slowly unveiled the darkness around. She was her North Star after all.

📷 Verti Studios

22/05/2023

Second batch of raw pictures from CSHSB Socials Night.

(currently uploading pics on G-Drive)

22/05/2023

The still pictures of reality slowly faded as the music lulled them to these wondrous dreams.

Enchanté.

📷 Verti Studios

22/05/2023

Here are some raw pictures from yesterday's CSHSB Socials Night.

📷 Verti Studios

22/05/2023

Enchanté: Beyond Dreams

Last night wasn't a dream.

185 beaus and beauties of Computer Science High School of Bicolandia attended the CSHSB Socials Night dubbed "Enchanté: Beyond Dreams".

Like any fairytale, challenges arose. But we conquered.

Captured by: Verti Studios

20/05/2023

12 COMSAYANO WRITERS ENTER TOP 10 IN SSPC; 6 COMSAYANOS TO COMPETE IN DSPC 2023

The campus journalists of The Hyperlink and Ang Kawingan, the school publication of the Computer Science High School of Bicolandia, joined the Sectoral Schools Press Conference (SSPC) at Jose C. Privosa Sr. Memorial High School, Sto. Domingo Calabanga, Camarines Sur, May 18, 2023.

After almost three years of hiatus, various Junior and Senior High Schools of the 3rd District once again showed their writing skills in the SSPC 2023 themed "From Campus Journalism to Real-World Journalism; Shaping Minds From School to Societies."

The Hyperlink and Ang Kawingan, together with their SPAs-- Mr. Dave Bernardino (English) and Ms. Estephany Purisima (Filipino) participated in the said event and tallied the following awards:

NEWS WRITING
BIANCA ISABEL ESTRADA
RANK 7 (ENGLISH)
BIANCA DAWN NICOLE GONZAGA
RANK 3 (FILIPINO)

COLUMN WRITING
HAVANNA TALAGUIT
RANK 6 (ENGLISH)
MARY SABRHANNA BONGON
RANK 8 (FILIPINO)

SPORTS WRITING
QUIN MARGARET POSTIGO
RANK 1 (ENGLISH)
CLARK BENEDICT CASYAO
RANK 1 (FILIPINO)

PHOTOJOURNALISM
XANDRA NEIL VILLAFLOR
RANK 3 (ENGLISH)
VINCE MICHAEL LAYOSA
RANK 9 (FILIPINO)

COPYREADING AND HEADLINE WRITING
JOHN ARTHUR RUBRIGADO
RANK 8 (ENGLISH)
ELHOIZA GUINE LIPA
RANK 5 (FILIPINO)

EDITORIAL WRITING
ROANNE PAAT
RANK 5 (ENGLISH)

EDITORIAL CARTOONING
RAIN BELANDO
RANK 10 (FILIPINO)

Among those who participated were;
Elijah Ramirez - Feature Writing (English)
Ashly Jane Morallo - Feature Writing (Filipino)
Sean Immanuel Sabino - Editorial Cartooning (English)
Kethlyn Rain Amante - Editorial Writing (Filipino)
Yhanzy Faye Avila - Science and Technology Writing (Filipino)

Only those who secured 5th place and higher in every category will proceed to this year's division-level press conference, according to the working committee of SSPC.

In accordance, a total of 6 individual writers from CSHSB will compete in the next division competition at Sipocot National High School on May 24-25.

News Written by: Bianca Isabel Estrada
Photos taken by: Gian Carlo La Torre

14/05/2023

Attention!
Grade 9 and 10 Comsayanos,

This announcement concerns your fate.

The Socials Night is on May 21, 2023, and the theme is Enchanted: Beyond Dreams.

You are all chosen to attend this glamorous affair. But beware, for the night will be filled with wonder, and enchantment.

Will you succumb to the magic, or will you rise above it? The choice is yours.

Be warned. The enchanted Socials Night awaits.

05.21.2023
CBSUA Student Atrium

02/04/2023

Today, April 12th, we celebrate World Autism Day. ❤️🧡💚💛🩷💜

Art by: Quin Margarette Postigo, 9-Fedora

30/03/2023

The Hyperlink is for women. Beware of fake feminists.

25/03/2023

HAIRY SITUATION
by Roanne Paat, Editor-in-chief

There is a difference between right and proper. As one is forced, and the other is kind, one of it stays on paper, and the other is on other's might. The thing is you cannot always be proper as you are being right.

Computer Science High School of Bicolandia’s first school handbook was presented on March 17, 2023 at the CBSUA Camilo Guevara Social Hall. The event aimed to give the students enough knowledge with regards to the school’s history, honor, and policies that maintain discipline within and outside of the school premises. These were explained for these to be clear with everyone inside the room.

A question caught the attention of the majority when it questioned one of the minor policy violations a student can commit; this being "Sporting long hair for boys". That question opened another topic known as "gender expression".

The DepEd Order No. 32 s. of 2017 or the Gender-Responsive Basic Education Policy promotes and protect the rights of students who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. This allows them to express their identity within the school walls and have guaranteed access to equal rights. This attracted everyone’s attention because this topic is one of the most anticipated to be open or to be heard.

For generations, schools have been accustomed to maintaining short haircut for male students while they define it as proper. This has only been considered as normal since this is what they grew up with. It is mandatory that they cut their hair short, otherwise, they would be punished, discriminated against, or laughed about.

The order surely also meant that q***r male students are allowed to keep their long hair to express their likings and themselves. On the contrary, it must not only apply to students who are members of the said community. Never should anyone deserve to be forced just because of someone’s desire or belief. If people looked at this deeper, everyone finds comfort in their own style, they may treat it as their source of confidence, or it could be that it makes them accept their identity.

In what ways could someone’s haircut affect studying, anyway? One can be indecent even with their shortest hair, as one can actively participate even in their longest and vice versa. Female students have long hair as well, and it does not hold them back. It is not always in the odds’ hands and that is why we preach for equality.

“But there is so much work to do about it.” this, and “Why can’t they just do this” that when it was clearly stated that the topic was sensitive. Arrogance does not make things proper; it is at least the last thing to do so. “Hindi naman po sa gusto ko magmukhang kontrabida pero, tungkol doon sa sinasabing gender expression, we can’t accept that here kasi kung pagbabasehan iyong memorandum, college lang and hindi kasali ang junior high school doon,” Ma’am Aira De Dios stated her thoughts regarding the discussion. They assured the students that they did not mean to discriminate and that they were only following the rules.

Grade 7- Android's adviser, Ma’am Charlot Panganiban stood up to tell her take on the issue. “Nag meeting na po ang parents tungkol doon sa uniform and haircut,” she shared how the students from the lower grades follow what they were asked to do with no problem. “Pero kung ano man po ang mapag kasunduan, susunod naman po tayo.” she added. They have decided to discuss the issue before finalizing.

Recently, it was then confirmed, coming from the office of the school head. It is now mandatory for male students to cut their hair short or how they put it-- proper. But even so, q***r students who insist to keep their hair is firstly required to bring their guardians to have it talked about. However, it must be obvious that not everyone is privileged to have understanding and supportive parents. In fear of being discriminated against in their own home, most have never been able to come out yet. Until then, they remained quiet or careful about it.

Homophobia and other forms of discrimination are most likely to begin in schools. That is why the DepEd mission includes protection of everyone’s rights and handle gender-sensitive, and safe establishments for learners. This is in fact the reason the community protests.

It is only natural to argue in a world with different minds and beliefs. But this, however, does not guarantee that your statements will always be valid. You could say something so cruel, as you can say something the world would approve of.

Long story short, no one deserves to give up their comfort due to someone else’s liking or beliefs and neither should they be punished for just being who they are. Be whatever you like if you do not step on justice with your own. Be someone who cares about what matters and be someone who matters. Be proper as you are being right.

Photo source: Unsplash.com

25/03/2023

The Hyperlink is an ally. We do not tolerate any form of hate. 🌈

🎨 Ramboyon, 10-Linux

19/03/2023

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Please continue to support us as we provide the latest news and updates about everything CSHSB. 🙇🎊🥳

17/03/2023

CSHSB Highlights Mental Health Awareness

To address mental health concerns among the learners, Mrs. Lilibeth B. Roman, school head of Computer Science High School of Bicolandia, spearheads a symposium on mental health awareness dubbed "Padayon, Comsayanos: Combating Anxiety and Depression Through Mental Health Awareness" on March 17, 2023 at the CBSUA Camilo Guevara Social Hall.

The two-part event started with a zumba in the school grounds. Mrs. Aira De Dios, CSHSB's Guidance Advocate, later explained on her opening remarks how dancing produces happy hormones that help fight mental challenges.

Ms. Niña Salve King-Bañas, a professional mental health advocate from the Department of Education Division of Camarines Sur, served as the key resource person and discussed points on how to deal with learners' anxiety and depression.

One of the opening statements Ms. Niña threw goes: it is important to know yourselves. Now, how are you really?

The session allowed students to share their experienced stress and sadness that eventually lead to emotional drain not only in the school, but also in the home setup. Comsayanos' responses showed how common anxiety and depression are these days, particularly in this generation.

Along the discussion, the resource speaker emphasized that mental disorders can be treated. Ms. Niña shared how seeking professional help should be the go-to solution and not self-diagnosis.

The morning session ended with a forum where both the learners and the teachers and non-teaching staff asked questions about the topic.

CSHSB Presents Student Handbook

Mrs. Melcha J. De los Santos, CSHSB's PMG Chairperson and a Grade 10 adviser, presented CSHSB's newly drafted student handbook.

She started her presentation with a trivial recap about the school's history. Then, she proceeded with the presentation of the different contents of the handbook.

The presentation deemed consultative as the presenter asked learners' feedback for every detail, from the handbook cover to the content of the consequences and rules stipulated.

Mrs. Beth Roman, the school head, decided to put the haircut policy into a halt as both the learners and the school administration and faculty considered its sensitivity with reference to DepEd Secretary Sarah Duterte's memorandum about haircut policy and how it plays in gender equality among the learners.

The presentation ended with Comsayanos and Comsayanas standing up as proof that they all agreed with the contents of the handbook.

"Finally, the student handbook is now materialized after fifteen years," Ma'am Melcha said.

Mr. Ricky Magistrado, CSHSB's teacher-in-charge for the month of March, reiterated in his closing remarks that the handbook does not exist to punish, but to serve as guide to better learners' behavior.

The date for the haircut policy discussion is not yet determined but will be addressed soon.

News Editor: Bianca Isabel Estrada, 9-Minix
Photos: Sean Sabino, Kawingan Photojournalist; Estepany Purisima, Filipino Teacher

12/03/2023

Happy birthday to our dearest Grade 10-Chimera's adviser and Kawingan Moderator, Ma'am Estep Purisima ! Stay awesome! 🙇

Post your greetings in the comments section below. 🎊🎂

11/03/2023

CSHSB's MAPEH Club hosts MAPEH Culminating Activity

To celebrate Philippine arts and culture, Computer Science High School of Bicolandia 's MAPEH Club conducted the first MAPEH Culminating Activity with the theme "Ani ng Sining, Bunga ng Galing" on March 10, 2023, at the Central Bicol State University of Agriculture Camilo Guevara Social Hall.

Comsayanos and Comsayanas from Grades 7 to 10 showcased their skills and creativity through various events, namely Tigsik writing, coffee painting, charcoal drawing, and still-life painting.

The second part of the activity showed Grade 7 learners in their Filipiñana attire for their Tinikling competition. Grade 8 students under Ms. Adriatico's MAPEH class competed for the best performance of "Tamang Paghugas ng Kamay". Mrs. Catolico's classes in Grade 9 performed three different local festivities while Grade 10 students sought for the best hiphop group between the two sections.

"Kung dae lang nag-pandemic," says one of the parents who attended.

"Mas de-develop pa sana ang mga talent kang mga aki."

Teachers and learners share the same sentiment.

With DepEd's constant reminder to focus on academics instead of extra-curriculars, events like this excite not only the learners, but also teachers, parents, and guardians.

"We should have more of this. This is what CSHSB is," says Ma'am Aira as she sat in front watching the learners perform.

The one-day activity is also a reference to the National Arts Month in February.

"Manalo man o matalo, lahat kayo panalo para sa aming mga teachers. Lahat kayo ay mahuhusay at talentado, kaya i-enjoy lang natin ang event na 'to Comsayanos!" Ms. Jean Annarie Adriatico, the MAPEH Club adviser.

News Written by: Bianca Isabel Estrada
Photos Captured by: Sir Francis Erikson Basbas

03/03/2023

Reg'l Director Sadsad: End 'Pasahan ng Problema' System

March 3, 2023--DepEd Regional Director Gilbert Sadsad addresses three major concerns, namely teachers' learning recovery program, professional development, and teachers' overall welfare, during the Philippine Public School Teachers Association Orientation at Pili National High School Pavilion, Pili, Camarines Sur.

Pili Acting Mayor Francis Belen also attended the event.

RD Sadsad opened his speech by thanking secondary teachers on doing their best to cope with struggling learners despite the lack of program interventions specifically focused on struggling high school learners. He also emphasized the need to develop reading as a basic gateway to learning various disciplines.

"No matter what you do if a non-reader will not be given special consideration or concern, they will never understand higher subject areas," he added.

The Eight-Week Learning Recovery Program intended for elementary proved a success as RD Sadsad reported a decrease in struggling readers from 68% of 440,000 to 34% of the total number.

RD Sadsad encouraged high school teachers who adapted the program to join the movement to fight struggling learning among Bicolano learners. His anecdotes led to a call to stop the "pasahan system", a system of mass promotion despite learners' ability to read.

He ended the first part of his speech by saying: Tapusin na natin ang pag-produce ng non-readers.

Most Pili East and West secondary school leaders and teachers, and non-teaching staff proceeded to registering for the PPSTA membership as the second part focused on sharing the long-term benefits of being a member.

25/02/2023

CSHSB Awards 2nd Quarter Academic Achievers

CSHSB conducts its 2nd Quarter Recognition Rites and Homeroom PTA meeting on February 25, 2023.

The Recognition Rites included the quarterly Project SALUDO, a CSHSB administration-initiated rewards system that recognizes those rooms and individuals that met the "standards of excellence".

After the customary turn over of the certificates, class advisers from Grades 7 to 10 facilitated the distribution of cards and certificates in their respective classes.

Mrs. Aira P. De Dios, Grade 7-Symbian adviser, conducted the classroom-based PROJECT SPIN: Strengthening Parents' Involvement. According to her, meetings are golden opportunities to remind parents and guardians how their presence and constant monitoring of their learners play an important part in child rearing.

More than 200 parents and guardians attended the event.

"There was a noticeable rise of Academic Achievers and challengers this quarter," said Ma'am Bernadette Layosa, 7-Oracle adviser.

"Perhaps the First Quarter was just a warm up and adjustment phase for most learners," she added.

News Written by: Alyssa Nicole Garcia and Al Vincent Relativo
Photos Captured by: Xandra Neil Villaflor

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