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26/01/2025

Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School is now accepting Early Registration for School Year 2025-2026!

📌 Who can register?
- Incoming Grade 7 Students
- Interested learners for the Alternative Learning System (ALS)

Registration Period: January 25- February 15, 2025

🔗 Registration Links:
Grade 7 Early Registration: https://bit.ly/JPLSrHS-G7-EARLYREGS2025-2026

ALS Early Registration: https://bit.ly/JPLSrHS-ALS-EARLYREGS-2025-2026

📌 How to register?
1. Access the appropriate registration link above.
2. Fill out the online registration form completely.
3. Submit the form and wait for confirmation.

For inquiries, you may contact the school through this official page-https://www.facebook.com/JPLSHSOfficialPage or visit us at the Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School Registrar's Office.

📢 Let’s work together for a brighter future! Register now and be part of the Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School family!

11/01/2025

𝗔 𝗧𝗼𝗮𝘀𝘁!

Congratulations to Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School delegates to the Math Expo 2025 for securing a spot in the District Competition for various categories held at Quirino High School and San Francisco High School, January 10-11.

𝘿𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙞𝙘𝙩 𝙈𝙖𝙩𝙝 𝙌𝙪𝙞𝙯 𝘽𝙚𝙚

𝟐𝐧𝐝 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 - Tristan Urbano,
Grade 10 - Matatag
Trainer: Ariel C. San Luis

𝘿𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙞𝙘𝙩 𝘿𝙖𝙢𝙖𝙩𝙝 𝘾𝙤𝙢𝙥𝙚𝙩𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣

𝟐𝐧𝐝 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 (Integers)
Chrixia Nicole M. Cruz, Grade 7-Bathala
Trainer: Maria Kristina C. Oliva
𝟐𝐧𝐝 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 (Fraction)
Venice G. Carisma, Grade 8-Aeta
Trainer: Vincent D. Besada
𝟐𝐧𝐝 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 (Polynomials)
Harvey Ranyelle R. Monzales,
Grade 10-Matatag
Trainer: Ariel C. San Luis
𝟑𝐫𝐝 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 (Radicals)
Ellyanna R. Parayaoan, Grade 9-Mt. Apo
Trainer: Mark Laurence N. Erum

Also, the following schools participated in the recently concluded tilt, namely Balara High School, Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo High School, Carlos P. Garcia High School, Don Quintin Paredes High School, and Qurino High School.

JPLSHS expressed gratitude to parents stakeholders, trainers/math teachers; Ariel C. San Luis, Master Teacher In-Charge; Ryan Noel A. Doña, Head Teacher In-Charge; and Dr. Johanssen C. Yap, Assistant Principal II/Officer In-Charge for their continuous support and guidance.

Keep going, stand strong. Cheers, Laurelians!

✍🏻 Samantha Sacapaño, Jeffrey Ligcuban
🖼️ Trixia Caratao

10/01/2025

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | JPLSHS capacitates parents, guardians thru PFA

Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School with the ESP department initiated a Psychological First Aid (PFA) seminar for parents and guardians of Grade 7 to 10, JPLSHS rooftop, January 10.

According to Mrs. Brenda B. Cairo, GAD focal person, the said program aims to spread awareness, mitigate and prevent potential problems that the stakeholders face.

Thus, the PFA can help parents/guardians feel safe and connected, and reduce the risk of long-term mental health problems not just for them but also for their children.

Moreover, Alnor Robert O. Barerra, resource speaker from Transcend Health Arm of the Love Yourself group and HIV counselor noted that the parents and guardians were very participative during the session and workshop and it made them think about their respective jobs and especially to value their mental health.

Barrera emphasized on how to comfort someone in distress and help them feel safe and calm.

The seminar was supervised by Dr. Johannsen C. Yap, school head; Mrs. Brenda B. Cairo, Head Teacher III; Mr. Ryan Noel A. Doña, Head Teacher III and Mrs. Maria Elena C. San Luis, Head Teacher III.

The class advisers and School Parent Teacher Association officers were also present in the seminar.

🖋️ Marky Cabarloc, James Paul Raquepo
📸 Randolf Declaros, Claire Cervantes
🖼️ Trixia Caratao

10/01/2025

𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍 | Parent-Teacher Conference and Card Distribution for Grades 7 to 10 held in their respective classrooms, January 10.

More so, this is to update parents on their children's overall Second Quarter Performance and upcoming school activities.

🖋 Jean Mungao, Jherald Robles
🖼 Myka Benito
📸 Shawn Empleo, Khristine Navidad, Klyde Reyes, Kristal Bernal, Barbie Torres, Zaira Quitayen

08/01/2025

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | To officially commemorate Math month, Mathematics Department sponsored a thanksgiving mass officiated by Fr. Roland Pops Gohetia of Our Lady Miraculous Medal Parish, JPLSHS Covered Court, January 8.

Furthermore, the following are the activities for the Math month with this year’s theme 'Mathematics, Arts and Creativity'.

January 16 - Tower of Hanoi, Poster Making, Rubics Cube
January 21 - Damath, Math Infographics
January 24 - Quiz Bee (for teachers)
January 28 - Quiz Bee (for students)
January 31 - Culminating Activity

Master Teacher In-charge Mr. Ariel C. San Luis and Head Teacher In-charge Mr. Ryan Noel A. Doña.

✍🏻 Jarren Magnaye, Josef Paculdo
📸 Kimberly Alvarez
🖼️ Sidney Barbosa, Samantha Sacapaño

15/12/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Roselie Macalalad, Trixia Caratao, Chase Joshua Estrella, Jhian Carl Velasco, Aljen Dominic Caampued, Michelle Perucho, Matet Pradeiz Martin, Kristina Paor, Nyzelle Reyes, Frenz Anthony Conzane, Vhaz Glen Soriano Fernandez, Aldus Coralde, Marcus Jericho Allado

15/12/2024

𝗢𝗻𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗸𝗧𝗢𝗣 𝗟𝗮𝘂𝗿𝗲𝗹𝘀

Congratulations to JPLSHS campus journalists for their exceptional performance of around 80 public, science, and private secondary schools in Quezon City.

The Laurel 5th in the Online Publishing in the recently concluded Division Secondary Schools Press Conference (DSSPC), November 6, 7, and 14 at Quezon City High School and Don Alejandro Roces Sr. Science and Technology High School.

𝙊𝙉𝙇𝙄𝙉𝙀 𝙋𝙐𝘽𝙇𝙄𝙎𝙃𝙄𝙉𝙂
5th Place in the Best Feature Page
5th Place in the Best Opinion Page
5th Place in the Best Sports Page

Online Pub Team
Barbie Torres, 9-Mt. Apo, Keisha Jezzery C. Valdoria, 10-Matatag,
Prince Marky M. Cabarloc, 10-Matatag,
James Paul L. Raquepo, 10-Matatag,
Chase Joshua C. Estrella, 10-Matatag.

Congratulations also to Ang Pintig
4th Pagsulat ng Agham, Ulrich Villavecencio, 9-Mt. Apo
9th Pagsulat Ng Agham, Hareeka Torres, 10-Matatag
5th overall Online Publishing

Special thanks to parents, dedicated teachers, and supportive staff Mr. Jun B. Nalayog, Head Teacher III, TLE; Mrs. Maria Elena C. San Luis, Head Teacher III, English/Filipino; and Dr. Johanssen C. Yap, Asst. Principal II/OIC for their encouragement and unwavering support.

Also, the JPLSHS community proudly commends the efforts of 'The Laurel' and 'Ang Pintig' scribes headed by Maricel F. Rectin and Emmanuel Halabaso Jr., school paper advisers as the SDO,QC gave recognition of their outstanding service and unparalleled commitment as officers of the Quezon City Secondary School Paper Advisers Association for Academic Year 2020-2024 and for admirably executing and spearheading relevant programs with remarkable results that benefit not just the school paper advisers but also the campus journalism program of Quezon City, in general.

Kudos, Laurelians!

✍🏻 Sidney Barbosa, Jherald Robles
🖼️ Randolf Declaros

09/12/2024

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | Laurelians participate in Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) Orientation for 15 years old student from grades 9 to 10 at JPLSHS Rooftop, December 9.

The orientation aims to prepare and train students for the upcoming PISA administration in March 2025

Mrs. Brenda Cairo, Head Teacher Ill, ESP Department and School Testing Coordinator discussed the procedures and schedule for the PISA training this December 10-11.

According to Cairo, the examination develops the Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) and an attempt to increase the overall performance in the previous assessment from 2022.

✍🏻 Jean Mungao, Jeffrey Ligcuban
📸 Amara Faustino, Claire Cervantes
🖼 Cristine Baya

04/12/2024

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | In celebration of Values Education Month, Laurelians showcased their recycled 'parol' in an annual lantern parade, December 4.

Moreover, the Values Education department is led by Brenda B. Cairo, Head Teacher III along with the class advisers, head teachers and the assistance of the Laurel's scouts contributed to the event's success.

The parade route started at Salalila st. to P. Tuazon Gate 1.

“Para maipakita ang mga pinag effortan ng mga estudyante at para maramdaman ang spirit ng early christmas nagorganisa kami ng lantern parade” Jerramy Del Castillo, ESP teacher emphasized.

✍🏻 Jherald Robles, Jean Mungao
📸 Keisha Valdoria, Shawn Empleo
🖼️ Myka Benito

30/11/2024

📢 And that's a wrap! 🎬✨

As we bid farewell to November and welcome the festive month of December, we also close the curtains on this year’s English Month celebrations. 🌟

The English Club would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all Laurelians for your enthusiastic participation in this year's activities! 🙏💖

🌟 We kicked off the festivities on November 8, 2024, with a meaningful Thanksgiving Mass led by Fr. Jinto Choondal 🙌⛪, where we reflected on our many blessings.
This event also featured the oath-taking ceremony of the English Club officers:

• President: Hannah Avellanosa
• Vice President: Samantha Sacapaño
• Secretary: Steven Santos
• Treasurer: Luke Bartonico
• Auditor: Nyzelle Reyes
• PIO: Jhon Gutierrez
• Business Man: Camille Salin
• Es**rt: Prince Santos
• Muse: Samantha Parreñas
• G10 Rep: Angelo Villaran
• G9 Rep: Diana Anuengo
• G8 Rep: Rhiane Tayam
• G7 Rep: Vhaz Fernandez

🌟 Next, the eliminations began for each grade level's representatives in their respective events:

• Grade 7 – Storytelling: The classic Aesop’s Fable, "The Man, The Boy, and the Donkey" 🦙🎭

• Grade 8 – Declamation: "A Glass of Cold Water" by Cynan Jones 💧🎤

• Grade 9 – Poetry Interpretation: "The Road Not Taken" 🌿🛤️ by Robert Frost

• Grade 10 – Oratorical Speech: President Ramon Magsaysay’s historic Independence Day speech 🇵🇭💬

🌟 Then, the Parade of Literary Characters followed on November 22, 2024, where each grade level showcased their creative and unique themes:

• Grade 7 – Philippine Literature 🇵🇭📚

• Grade 8 – Afro-Asian Literature ✍🏻🌍

• Grade 9 – Anglo-American Literature 🇺🇸🇬🇧📖

• Grade 10 – World Literature 🗺️🌏

🌟 The celebration concluded on November 27, 2024, with a captivating Storytelling event, featuring our guest speaker, actor, vlogger, and influencer Jomari Angeles 🎥🎉

We would also like to express our deepest gratitude to our dedicated teachers in the English department, whose guidance and support made these events possible. 📚👩‍🏫👨‍🏫

And of course, a huge thank you to YOU🫵🏻, Laurelians! 💐🎉 Your hard work, creativity, and encouragement made this month a joyous and unforgettable experience for everyone!

Thank you for this wonderful month, Laurelians! 🙌🎊

🖋️ Hannah Avellanosa
📒 Samantha Sacapaño, Angelo Villaran

29/11/2024

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | JOSE P. LAUREL SR. HIGH SCHOOL SHINE!

JPLSHS DRRMC Project L.I.G.T.A.S bags QC Green Awards

Congratulations to Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School (JPLSHS) cliched the Excellence in Resiliency (School Category) and Best Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (DRRMC) Innovation Project Response Area (School Category) during the QC Green Awards 2024, Quezon City MICE Center, November 28.

The Project LIGTAS: Laurel’s Innovation in Gaining Tactics on the Ability to Save Lives and Ensure Safety is a collaborative initiative by the School Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (SDRRMC) at JPLSHS.

This project involves students, parents, teachers, and volunteers in a series of disaster preparedness seminars, workshops, and drills.

Focusing on first aid, basic life support, and incident command systems, it trains the School Quick Response and Recovery Team (SQRRT) to effectively handle emergencies.

The program also aims to secure funding for DRRMC tools and ensure the sustainability of its activities through continuous evaluation and community engagement.

Dr. Johannsen C. Yap, Asst. Principal II/OIC; Jun B. Nalayog, Head Teacher III; Maricel L. Pajara, Head Teacher III; Benedicto H. Ozabel Jr, Master Teacher I; SDRRMC team received the trophy and cheque amounting to Php 400,000.00 during the awarding ceremonies

The search is composed of 33 groups open to Quezon City sectors such as Barangays, Sangguniang Kabataan, Youth Organizations, Businesses, Hospitals, and schools in their climate action and disaster risk reduction programs of 2024 QC Green Awards.

More so, the SDRRMC Team, the school community, and its stakeholders have passed the required documentation of the said contest.

The SDRRMC team led by Pajara and Ozabel defended and presented the papers to the panel of external judges who assessed each entry during the first selection process last November 13 at BPLD Conference Room, 2nd Floor, BPLD Building, Quezon City Compound, and final placements on November 7 at City Budget Conference Room, 6th Floor, Finance Bldg., Quezon City.

27/11/2024

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | National Reading Month commemorated, English Month culminated

English and Filipino Department held the National Reading Month 2024 or Araw ng Pagbasa with the theme "The Power of Reading towards Literacy", JPLSHS SB rooftop , November 27.

The aforementioned reading day is celebrated every 27th of November with accordance to the Republic Act 10556 also known as the "Araw ng Pagbasa" or National Reading Day Act of 2013 to promote reading and literacy.

Moreover, the storytelling session was led by vlogger and influencer Mr. Jomari Angeles, Mrs. Herminia C. Mañalac, Teacher III Filipino Department and Magical President Dr. Marie Olive Marcelo of The Rotary Club of Loyola Heights.

Mr. Angeles’ read the story Magnificent Benito and his Two Front Teeth’s the moral of the story is how to be different is an art; it's a way to express your unique self, embrace your individuality, and stand out from the crowd, just like an artist creates something distinctive with their own style.

On the other hand, Carancal: Ang Bayaning Isang Dangkal and Laban sa mga Dusaw narrated by Mrs. Mañalac shares the lesson of the insignificance of one’s size because at certain times, they are the ones who succeed and resolve fully to support their personal growth in life.

Additionally, selected students from grade 7 to 10 showcased their literary character costumes in accordance of their themes by grade level in the parade of literary characters.

Grade 7 - Philippine literature
Grade 8 -Afro-Asian literature
Grade 9 - Anglo-American literature
Grade 10 - world literature

The Interactors and English Club officers and members with respective advisers Mrs. Nerissa P. Lingan, Azenith C. Lucero helped in the peace and order of the program.

Representatives from Grade 7 to Grade 10 presented the literary pieces of infamous authors and public figures.

Furthermore, the certificates of recognition and medals were given to the following winners for short story telling, declamation, poetry interpretation, rhetorical speech and literary characters.

Grade 7 - The Man, The Boy and The Donkey by Aesop Fable
Grade 8 - A Glass of Cold Water by Cynan Jones
Grade 9 - The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost
Grade 10 - The Speech of President Ramon Magsaysay on Independence Day

Short Story Telling winners (Grade 7)
1st Place - Johan Rayne
2nd Place - Mary Jewel Romento
3rd Place - Aldus Coralde

Declamation (Grade 8)
1st Place - Renz Cendrick Benitez
2nd Place - Ash Soleigh
3rd- Prince Michael Santos

Poetry Interpretation (Grade 9)
1st Place - Kurtech Vidal
2nd Place - Harvey Tolentino
3rd Place - Liam Abayon

Rhetorical Speech (Grade 10)
1st Place - Hareeka S. Torres
2nd Place - Timothy Jaryll B. Masula
3rd Place - Jayden Riley P. Balasangay

Moreover, winners from each section in grade 7 to 10 showcased their literary character costumes in accordance of their themes by grade level in the parade of literary characters.

Grade 7 - Philippine literature
Grade 8 - Afro-Asian literature
Grade 9 - Anglo-American literature
Grade 10 - World literature

Grade 7
Bathala
1. Ysabelle A. Rodriguez
2. Ert Aldus Gray J. Coralde

Haliya
1. Ezekiel M. Mañago
2. Althea Mary G. Custodio

Mapulon
1. Wilashche Manzarate
2. John Michael M. Galace

Tala
1. Khelix Mavie C. Presas
2. Chloe Rei C. Langga

Apolaki
1. Bendrick John M. Munar
2. Ma. Chaezel A. De Vera

Kaptan
1. Khel Matthew P. Martin
2. Maria Emilda G. Fonollera

Alunsina
1. John Alfred D. Dela Cruz
2. Athena Raine R. Orozco

SPS De Vega
1. Kyle Benedict D. Stole
2. Trish Ivy P. Tuvera

Grade 8
Aeta
1. Angel Reihana T. Meliton
2. Ivan Christian D. Rojas

Bagobo
1. Alfred Lee Alyzra D. Revilla
2. Akeisha Dannica O. Esparrago

Dumagat
1. Clarice N. Noel
2. Massimo I. Valera

Ibaloy
1. Frenzene Celine T. Balatbat

Ivatan
1. Nylehcer Louees Lee M. Enrico
2. Abigail T. Cabutin

Elorde
1. Janina D. Peralta
2. Ma. Jewel Mari Manalo

Grade 9
Mt. Apo
1. Klyde Dexter B. Reyes
2. Gwen Steffany G. Sweeney

Mt. Arayat
1. Reign Khian M. Dela Cruz
2. Kialine B. Tamayo

Mt. Bulusan
1. Jaydrien Harvey B. Tolentino
2. Patricia Ginemelo

Mt. Pinatubo
1. Ralph M. Coyme
2. Jannel B. Dilao

Grade 10
Magalang
1. Carlisle Nicholas R. Balatero
2. Christine R. Beltran

Maaasahan
1. Daniel B. Alano
2. Mikhaila Jane C. Aguilar

Magiting
1. Francis Jarred C. Lucas
2. Princess Jairah C. Pataueg

Makabayan
1. Jharnyl Jeph R. Regidor

Marangal
1. Darlene Jodi R. San Luis

Best Literary Characters
Grade 7
Male: Khelix Mavie C. Presas
Female: Chloe Rei C. Langga

Grade 8
Ivan Christian D. Rojas
Angel Reihana T. Meliton

Grade 9
Jaydrien Harvey B. Tolentino
Gwen Steffany G. Sweeney

Grade 10
Jhon Paul B. Fabiaña
Samantha S. Sacapaño

✍🏻 James Paul Raquepo, Marky Cabarloc
📸 Ivan Villanueva, Claire Cervantes
🖼️ Trixia Caratao, Randolf Declaros

26/11/2024

Get ready to turn the page to something exciting! 📚✨

This November 27, 2024, we're celebrating National Reading Day in a big way—and you're invited! 🎉

Join us for an unforgettable day featuring the incredibly talented actor and vlogger, 🌟 Jomari Angeles 🌟 as our special guest reader. Prepare to be captivated by Jomari's spellbinding storytelling, engage in lively discussions with fellow book enthusiasts, and immerse yourself in the joy of reading. 📖✨

We'll have plenty of opportunities to connect with other book lovers, share our favorite reads, and celebrate the power of literature🎭

Don't miss this chance to be part of a truly special National Reading Day celebration! 🌟

See you there, Laurelians! 🎉

📚🎉

🖊️ Genesis Carisma
📒 Samantha Sacapaño, Angelo Villaran

24/11/2024

Costumes slayed, memories made! 🎭✨

On November 22, 2024, the photo booth wasn’t just a backdrop; it was a stage where creativity, personality, and celebration came to life! 📸🎉

Each grade level had its own unique theme:
🌟 Grade 7 — Philippine Literature 🇵🇭📚

🌟 Grade 8 — Afro-Asian Literature ✍🏻🌍

🌟 Grade 9 — Anglo-American Literature 🇺🇸🇬🇧📖

🌟 Grade 10 — World Literature 🗺️🌏

The fun didn’t stop there! Students lined up on stage, introduced themselves, and delivered their favorite lines of the character portrayed, creating unforgettable memories with friends, classmates, and even teachers. 🗣️🎤 The event was filled with laughter, pride, and enjoyment. 🥳💬

This celebration truly reflected the creativity and effort of every participant. 👏💡

The English Club extends a heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who took part in our grand Parade of Literary Characters extravagance! 👓📜

Happy English Month, Laurelians! 🎉🎊📚

23/11/2024

𝐇𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐄𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐍𝐎𝐖 | Division Festival of Talents tilt with the theme “Galing, Talino, at Husay ng mga Batang Makabansa sa Diwa ng Matatag na Adhika” covering different categories in each subject is currently being held at Quezon City High School, November 23.

Best of luck, Laurelians!

✍🏻 Mishiou Ginez
📸 Jessica Bueno, Mishiou Ginez, Samantha Sacapaño, Angel Cruz
🖼️ Sidney Barbosa

19/11/2024

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | National Filipino Values Month kickoff and District III tilt with the theme "Pagsulong ng Bagong Pilipinas: Ang kabataan bilang ng pagbabago”, school’s covered court, November 19.

This is to accord with the Proclamation No. 479 by former President Fidel V. Ramos declares the month of November each year as Filipino Values Month.

“Kung ano ang itinuro sa kabataan ngayon, ‘yan din siya kapag malaki na”, Dr. Johannsen C. Yap, Assistant Principal ll/ officer-in-charge said in his opening remarks.

Moreover, six schools took part in the different individual category such as Poster Making, Slogan Making, and Storybook Making with the Jingle Making for the group category.

Participants are Balara High School, Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo High School, Carlos P. Garcia High School, Don Quintin Paredes High School, Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School, Quirino High School.

The said event was spearheaded by Brenda B. Cairo, Head Teacher III, District III Department Head Teachers along with the ESP teachers.

✍🏻 Mishiou Ginez, Kimberly Alvarez
📸 Jessica Bueno
🖼️ Jarren Magnaye

17/11/2024

𝐀𝐃𝐕𝐈𝐒𝐎𝐑𝐘 | As per the recommendation of the Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (QCDRRMC), classes at ALL LEVELS are suspended tomorrow, Monday, November 18, due to Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 2 raised by PAGASA over Metro Manila because of Typhoon Pepito.

Keep safe, Laurelians!

17/11/2024

📢 Calling all Laurelians! 🗣️✨

🎭 The English Club invites you to take part in
an exciting event where you get the chance to embody your favorite iconic literary characters! 🫵🏻🎉

On November 22, our school hallways will come alive with unforgettable literary figures to celebrate the world of literature. 🗓️📚

The theme varies between each grade levels;
🌟 Grade 7 🇵🇭 – Explore the rich world of Filipino Literature through characters from our very own stories and epics 💥

🌟 Grade 8 🌍 – Dive into Afro-Asian Literature with characters that represent the beauty of these vibrant cultures 🌈

🌟 Grade 9 🇬🇧🇺🇸 – Step into the world of Anglo-American Literature and meet characters from the classic novels of the English-speaking world 🪄

🌟 Grade 10 🗺️ – Travel through World Literature and experience characters from stories across the globe ✈️

Don’t miss out on this fun and creative one-of-a-kind extravagance showcase! Dress to impress, cheer on your classmates and friends, and immerse yourself in the stories that shape our world. 📖 💕

Stay tuned for more updates and see you there, Laurelians! 🔔

🖊️ Hannah Avellanosa, Samantha Sacapaño, Angelo Louis Villaran

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𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | GETTING READY Cubao Lions Club donates go bags, first aid kits Lions International, Lions Club of Quezon City Cubao, and the Alumni Association of JPLSHS donated go bags and first aid kits per class which was received by their class presidents from grades 7 to 10, covered court, October 28. The objective of the turnover ceremony is to prepare students to help and respond well in case of a disaster. The Lions Club is an international organization that supports Local Government Units and schools in their projects and advocacies. They distributed 25 pieces of flashlights, 40 pieces of go bags, and 40 pieces of first aid kits. Furthermore, Benedicto Ozabel highlighted the project LIGTAS: L for learning the emergency procedures and protocols, I for identifying the potential hazards and risks, G for gathering essential supplies and equipment, T for taking shelter and following evacuation calls, A for alerting others and stay informed, and S for staying calm and respond swiftly. Aside from providing Go Bags and First Aid Kits, the Lions Club also mentioned that they would have a scholarship program for deserving laurelians that would help them finish their studies up to college. Dr Johanssen C. Yap, Assistant Principal II, and Maricel L. Pajara supervised the said program and expressed their gratitude to the stakeholders. Also, the Sanlahi Dance Troupe performed an intermission number as trained by Aldin Bonifacio. 🎤 Jarren Zyn Magnaye, Sidney Barbosa, Kimberly Alvarez

The Laurel CJs prepare for the District 3 confab To fully equip and prepare campus journalists for the upcoming District III Secondary Schools Press Conference (DIIISSPC), The Laurel publication held a school-based training, October 5. The said contest is on November 9 for Group category at Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School and November 10 for individual categories the editorial writing, news writing, sports writing, science writing, feature writing, copy reading and headline writing, editorial cartooning, photojournalism and mobile journalism at Quirino High School. The said school-based training was spearheaded by the School Paper Adviser Maricel F. Rectin. The duration of the contest is said to be 2 days due to the various categories that the students have to attend. Meanwhile, the group categories are Radio broadcasting and Collaborative desktop. Furthermore, it allows the scribes to further hone their journalistic skills and boost their self-confidence and self-esteem through the said training. Mojo: Sidney Kaye H. Barbosa

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