The Glimpse - KNHS Official School Publication

23/03/2026

BALITA | KNHS TLE 10 cookery, naglunsad ng culminating activity

Isinagawa ng mga mag-aaral sa Baitang 10 Cookery ang culminating activity na may temang “From Classroom to Kitchen Excellence: Showcasing Cookery Skills and Creativity” bilang bahagi ng pagtataya sa kasanayan sa Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE), kung saan naghain ang bawat pangkat ng iba’t ibang putahe.

Kaugnay nito, ginanap ang paligsahan sa Kaong National High School (KNHS) covered court noong ika-16 ng Marso, kung saan layunin ng gawain na masukat ang kaalaman sa paghahanda ng pagkain at pagsunod sa pamantayan ng sanitasyon.

“Ang mga dish na hinanda namin ay Gilded Crisp Cauliflower with Honey-Ginger Infusion, Chicken Fricassée, Velvet Broccoli Bisque, Golden Mimosa Mousse, Cream Nata Pearl, at Rose Crimson Splash. Pinili namin ang mga ito upang maging kakaiba ang aming mga dish kumpara sa ibang section,” ani Lawrence H. Bernaldez mula sa pangkat ng Yerba Buena.

Binigyang-diin ni Bernaldez na pinili nila ang kanilang mga putahe upang maging kakaiba at maipakita ang natatanging estilo ng pangkat kumpara sa ibang section, pati na rin ang kahusayan sa pagluluto at presentasyon ng pagkain.

“Meron po kaming main dish na tinulad namin sa Korean Dim Sum, at ang pangunahing sangkap nito ay shrimp, giniling, at singkamas. Sa dessert naman, tinulad namin ito sa Lemon Mustard, at lemon ang pangunahing sangkap. Sa vegetable dish, broccoli na hinaluan namin ng mushroom at oyster para lumabas ang lasa. Ang egg dish namin ay Devil Egg, kung saan pinrito namin ang white egg sa breadcrumbs at nilagyan ng sauce sa ibabaw, at iyon ang yolk,” saad ni Crisha Anne V. Villanueva mula sa pangkat ng Pandan.

Ayon kay Villanueva, pinili nila ang kanilang mga putahe dahil ito ang pinakagusto ng karamihan sa kanilang pangkat at ito rin ang unang suhestiyon niya sa grupo.

“Ang pinakamahirap na bahagi ng pagluluto namin ay ang pagluluto ng adobong sitaw, kasi hindi agad namin nakuha ang tamang timpla at lasa. Kaya nahirapan kami, at medyo nalanta na rin ang sitaw,” pahayag ni Emmanuel James D. Dave mula sa pangkat ng Oregano.

Dagdag pa rito, sinabi niya na lahat ng kaklase niya ay sumasang-ayon, na nagpapakita na ang dedikasyon at pagmamahal sa pagluluto ang naging susi sa kanilang paghahanda ng bawat putahe.

“Ang pinakamahirap na bahagi ng pagluluto namin ay ang ambagan at kakulangan ng ingredients dahil hindi lahat ng kaklase namin ay nag-aambag. Isa pa, kulang din kami sa ilang kagamitan, kaya kailangan pang ayusin at paghatian ang gamit,” paliwanag ni Princess A. Carpentero mula sa pangkat ng Lagundi.

Samantala, tiniyak ng kanilang grupo ang tamang sanitasyon at paglilinis ng mga kagamitan bago at habang nagluluto, at sinunod din nila ang wastong proseso ng pagluluto at maayos na plating ng mga putahe upang mapanatili ang kalinisan at presentasyon ng pagkain.

“Ang experience namin sa culminating activity na ito ay sobrang saya. Kahit noong una, sabi namin, ‘Wala, okay na. Pwede na kami mag-asawa lahat. Kaya na namin.’ Kaya sobrang memorable ang activity na ito dahil nakakapagluto kami ng gusto namin at masaya lalo na kung para sa mga mahal namin sa buhay o sa espesyal na okasyon,” ipinahiwatig ni Dimple S. Garcia mula sa pangkat ng Akapulko.

Sunod dito, nasiyahan sila sa kanilang karanasan sa culminating activity at kahit noong una ay nag-aalala, natutunan nilang kaya nilang tapusin ang lahat ng gawain.

“Ang gagaling nila, grabe. Talagang ibinubuhos nila ang lahat para matapos ang TLE. Hindi ko inasahan na magiging ganito kasi alam ko na busy ang Grade 10. Nakita ko kung ilang performance activity ang kanilang pini-prepare, pati weekends talagang nagpaghanda sila, at hindi ko nga naramdaman na inaasikaso nila ang TLE. Kaya natutuwa ako ngayon dahil akala ko hindi sila dadating ng alas otso, pero nang matapos, nakita ko na andyan na lahat, at naramdaman ko na mahalaga rin pala ang TLE,” iginiit ni Dr. Jedalyn R. Ortega, TLE 10 Coordinator.

Sa katunayan, pinaalalahanan ni Dr. Ortega na mas lalo pang magsumikap ang mga mag-aaral dahil ang pagsusumikap ay mahalaga upang hindi mawalan ng diskarte sa buhay.

Matatandaan na ang culminating activity ay bahagi ng bagong kurikulum na MATATAG sa TLE, kung saan pinapakita ng mga mag-aaral ang kanilang kakayahan sa pagluluto at pamamahala ng pangkat, at natutunan nilang mas maging masipag at magsumikap upang makamit ang tamang diskarte sa buhay.

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Balita ni: Elaine Canlong
Mga Larawan ni: Mia Grace Camarista

07/03/2026

COLUMN | Copy, Paste, Repeat

“Learning” is actually easy. There are two options to apply: copy from your seatmate or even a classmate sitting afar from you the traditional way, or take a picture of the questionnaire and let ChatGPT or Dola analyze it and generate the answer for every item. Unfortunately, this is not a joke; it is an overview of what the majority of the youth today reiterates and considers as the true definition of gaining knowledge in exchange for high scores and achievements.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Foundation this 2026 found that three out of four or 75 percent of Filipino learners use artificial intelligence (AI) for academic misconduct—especially for creative writing and for answering quizzes, tests, and quarterly examinations. While this technological advantage is no longer foreign in our education system, I clearly see it as a threat lethal for the real knowledge each student has to learn.

Let us be real here: AI has stopped serving its purpose as a constructive tool for guide ever since its utilization in education was tolerated. The same ASEAN report stated 30 percent of both high school and college students in the country have turned their original work into the artificially generated ones and have been dependent on it. Up until now, no one knows how many still hide behind certificates of academic excellence with no shame and refrain from admitting that all the “efforts” they have made so far are owned by the modern tool.

Almost none is spared from the convincing approach of the technological advancement. A research published in September 2025 in Nature suggested that people’s morals “may loosen even more, while they are more likely to cheat when they delegate tasks to an AI.” The same group of researchers further stressed that even the honest volunteers of the study changed their stance and relied on AI to solve for assigned activities after a few sets of the experiment.

Fact check: AI dumbs down critical thinking and downplays one’s level to mediocre. According to the Center for Democracy and Technology, it fosters over-reliance while undermining problem-solving abilities, the capability to explore crucial ideas, and memory retention. This simply means this tool is actually the one learning to eat up all the remaining thoughts of a person and yet leave them hanging for more.

However, many students still defend AI as numerous videos online, particularly in the social media platform “TikTok,” circulate with the caption that states some “cheat to survive.” Cheating by any means will never be valid, and if it serves as a measure for them to pass a subject, it just reeks of a bruised pride and ego that they hide the fact that they indeed need help in learning, while being loud and proud that they chase after awards and medals that were never meant for them.

What hurts more is how even in the rooms where truth, even in its most awful form, is supposed to be written, captured, and told, AI slowly conquers with dishonesty and paints journalism yellow. In the recently concluded Reconfigured Regional Schools Press Conference (RRSPC) of the Region IV-A in Rizal, a massive amount of contestants was witnessed by fellow campus journalists to use AI to work on their outputs. Believe it, these are the same students that are expected to influence other regular learners to strive with what is real, at all cost. It is, with uttermost despise, that I say it is a slap of disrespect as the province where it was conducted is named after our national hero—known for his intelligence and eye-opening works amid the Spanish colonialism time.

To every student, if the shoe fits, stop wearing it. I, as a student as well, strongly believe that AI should be dethroned with legitimate intelligence obtained by understanding lessons thoroughly. If it was meant to be a helping tool, then it must stay that way, and not as a destructive mechanism that can alter the future of today’s generation negatively.

Realistically, AI will continue to be used by countless learners, thus, the Department of Education (DepEd) must release guidelines for proper use of this tool. Either that or it should be banned in the education sector to determine which students require attention to improve their learning. Additionally, the Project Accelerating Governance and Adaptive Pedagogy through Artificial Intelligence (AGAP.AI) made by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. should be implemented sooner or later with all the best adjustments and experiences it can offer.

This is a call for learners to actually learn and let AI simply guide and not overstep. There shall be no room for triumph over copied answers, but for shame for those who take their time to study truly and fairly. And, I write it with a deep-rooted belief that a mistake shall not be repeated. Hence, if one cheats twice, it is no longer a wrongdoing—it is a choice to masquerade mediocrity with modern technology, and stoop desperately for non-existent academic validation while undermining real excellence and mastery.

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Column by: Sunshine A. Castillo
Layout by: Stephanie Jane R. Ecraela

05/03/2026

May mga pangarap na tahimik na binubuo, at may mga tagumpay na bunga ng walang sawang pagsisikap. Ngayon, buong puso naming ipinagdiriwang ang isang makabuluhang tagumpay ni Sunshine A. Castillo bilang isang RRSPC Qualifier.

Sa likod ng pagkilalang ito ay ang mga araw ng paghahanda, pagpupursige, at paniniwala sa sariling kakayahan. Hindi naging madali ang landas, ngunit pinatunayan niya na ang determinasyon, disiplina, at pagmamahal sa ginagawa ang tunay na susi sa pag-abot ng mas mataas na antas.

Sa bawat hamon ng kompetisyon, ipinamalas niya ang kahusayan, determinasyon, at malikhaing pag-iisip na tunay na sumasalamin sa husay ng isang batang mamamahayag. Ang kaniyang pagsisikap at dedikasyon ay nagbunga ng isang makabuluhang panalo na hindi lamang personal na karangalan, kundi inspirasyon para sa lahat ng Kaongnians at sa buong komunidad ng paaralan.

Ipinagmamalaki ka ng "Sulyap" at "The Glimpse". Maraming salamat sa pagtataas ng bandila ng Kaong National High School sa nakaraang Reconfigured Regional Schools Press Comference.

Ang tagumpay na ito ay hindi lamang pansariling panalo, kundi inspirasyon sa bawat kabataang nangangarap at nagsusumikap bilang isang Campus Journalist. Isa itong paalala na kapag sinamahan ng tiyaga at tapang ang talento, ang dating pangarap ay nagiging makatotohanan at natutupad.
Nawa’y magsilbi itong simula ng mas marami pang pagkakataon at mas malalaking tagumpay. Patuloy kang magliwanag at maging inspirasyon sa iba.

Keep shining brighter, Sunshine!

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Captioned by: Felix Martin Rivera
Pumbat by: Denise De Salit

06/01/2026

25/10/2025

Hats off to these amazing winners of The Glimpse and Sulyap!

Congratulations on your victory at the recently-held Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC) in Trece Martires City.

We would also like to thank our very supportive principal, Ms. Onelia M. Villanueva, and all the school heads, teachers, and faculty members, along with our school paper advisers, for their unwavering support and compassion to our journalists.

SPA in English Medium: Ms. Christ-Anne C. Arquiza
SPA in Filipino Medium: Ms. Faith Anne B. Panganiban

May God be with you and guide you on your next JOURNeys. God bless, KNHS campus journos!

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Captioned by: Sunshine A. Castillo
Pubmat by: Elijah Ezekiel D. Duma

24/10/2025

BALITA | ₱1,100 tulong pampinansiyal, ipinamahagi sa ilalim ni Mayor Carranza

Ipinatupad ng Lokal na Pamahalaan ng Silang, sa pamumuno ni Hon. Mayor Edward “Ted” E. Carranza ang pamamahagi ng ₱1,100 tulong-pinansyal sa bawat mag-aaral bilang bahagi ng programang “Tulong Pinansyal Para sa mga Mag-aaral” na isinagawa sa Kaong National High School (KNHS) nitong ika-24 ng Oktubre.

Kaugnay nito, dumalo sa aktibidad ang mga Konsehal ng Silang at si Board Member (BM) Ivy Reyes, na nagpaliwanag na noong nakaraang taon ay mga mag-aaral lamang mula Kinder hanggang Grade 6 ang nakinabang sa programa. Ngunit dahil sa mungkahi ng mga magulang at pagsusuri ng Finance Committee, napagdesisyunan ni Mayor Carranza na isama ang mga Junior High School students simula 2025.

“Dati ay elementary lang, pero ngayon ay kasama na rin ang Junior High School sa tulong-pinansiyal. Layon nating matulungan ang bawat mag-aaral na makapagpatuloy sa pag-aaral nang hindi iniinda ang gastusin,” ani Reyes.

Sa kaniyang pahayag, sinabi ni BM Reyes na layunin ng programa na maipagpatuloy ng mga mag-aaral ang kanilang pag-aaral nang hindi nababahala sa gastusin.

Kasunod nito, binigyang-diin ng ilang magulang na malaking tulong ang nasabing programa sa kanilang mga pamilya, lalo na sa mga may limitadong kita at sabay-sabay na pinapaaral na mga anak.

Isa sa mga magulang na nakinabang ay si Norma B. Rellama, na may dalawang anak sa KNHS, at nagpaabot ng taos-pusong pasasalamat sa lokal na pamahalaan.

“Malaking tulong talaga ito, lalo na kapag kapos sa pera at kailangan ng pamasahe. Maayos rin ang proseso ng pamamahagi ng tulong-pinansyal dahil bawat section ay may naka-assign na tao para mag-assist,” saad ni Rellama.

Bukod dito, ang pamamahagi ng tulong-pinansyal ay isinagawa sa maayos at organisadong paraan sa tulong ng mga g**o at kawani ng paaralan.

Ayon kay Merry Ann Guevarra, magulang ng isang Grade 10 student mula sa Oregano, malaking bagay ang ayuda upang matugunan ang pang-araw-araw na gastusin ng kanyang anak sa paaralan.

“Puwede rin itong gamitin pambili ng uniporme o pang-allowance. Katulad ngayon, player ng basketball (girls) ang anak ko kaya magagamit niya ito bilang allowance,” pahayag ni Guevarra.

Dagdag pa rito, nagpapatunay ang programa sa patuloy na malasakit ng Pamahalaang Lokal sa sektor ng edukasyon sa Silang.

Ibinahagi ni Kathleen May Oraña, mag-aaral ng KNHS, na nakatulong sa kaniya ang nasabing tulong upang matugunan ang personal na pangangailangan sa panahong gipit ang kanilang pamilya.

“Ngayong linggo, madami kaming bayarin sa pamilya. May mga biglaang gastos at may mga naka-schedule na bayarin, nasabihan na rin ako na hindi ako mabibigyan ng allowance ngayong linggo kasi short ang budget, buti na lang, sakto na wellness break ngayon kaya malaking tulong ito para magkaroon ako ng allowance,” wika ni Oraña.

Sa kabilang banda, ipinahayag ni Konsehal Ari Velasco na patuloy ang mga hakbang ng lokal na pamahalaan sa pagpapaunlad ng edukasyon at paglikha ng mga proyektong makatutulong sa kabataan.

Sunod dito, inanunsyo nina Konsehal Velasco at BM Reyes ang planong pagtatayo ng Senior High School sa Kaong upang hindi na kailangang bumiyahe sa ibang bayan ang mga estudyante.

Isa pa, nakatakdang simulan ng Local School Board ang pagtatayo ng apat na palapag na gusali sa susunod na school year bilang bahagi ng priority projects para sa taong 2026.

Gayundin, may mahigit 10,000 scholars sa buong bayan ng Silang na tumatanggap ng ₱2,500 bawat semester, habang 150 full scholars naman ang nakatatanggap ng ₱30,000 bawat semester, bukod pa sa mga scholarship program mula sa Provincial Government at sa tanggapan ni Congressman Roy Loyola.

Samantala, binigyang-diin ni Mayor Ted Carranza na pangunahing layunin ng kanilang administrasyon ang matulungan ang bawat mag-aaral na makapagtapos at makamit ang magandang kinabukasan.

Sa madaling salita, layunin ng inisyatibong ito na mapaigting ang suporta ng Pamahalaang Lokal sa edukasyon at maitaas ang antas ng oportunidad para sa kabataan ng Silang.

Matatandaan na noong nakaraang taon ay sinimulan ni Mayor Carranza ang nasabing programa para sa mga mag-aaral sa elementarya, na ngayon ay pinalawig upang maisama ang mga Junior High School students bilang patunay ng patuloy na pagtaguyod ng Lokal na Pamahalaan sa edukasyon.

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Balita ni: Elaine Canlong
Mga Larawan ni: Mia Grace Camarista
Iwinasto ni: Nathan Jade Sulit

19/10/2025

FYI, KNHS students and parents‼️

19/10/2025

ANNOUNCEMENT | No face-to-face classes, Oct. 20

Cavite Governor Abeng Remulla suspended the classes for tomorrow, October 20, for all class levels in public and private schools after the Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal (TCWS) No. 1 was raised over the province due to Typhoon Ramil.

Prior to this, schools are expected to enforce alternative learning modes, including modular and online classes.

Stay safe, dry, and alert, Kaongians!

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Source: Gov. Abeng Remulla (Official page)

15/10/2025

ANNOUNCEMENT | Face-to-face classes suspended, Oct. 15-18

To monitor the spread of influenza-like illness (ILI) and in preparation for “The Big One,” Cavite Governor Abeng Remulla implemented suspension of classes starting today, October 15, until October 18 for all levels in public and private schools.

Meanwhile, alternative learning modes (ALMs), including modular learning and online classes, are expected to be applied among schools.

Stay safe and alert, Kaongians!

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Source: Gov. Abeng Remulla (Official page)

14/10/2025

SCIENCE EDITORIAL | Brainrot Makes Spoiled Brats

The ongoing widespread of “brainrot” does not only foreshadow an unsatisfactory future for Generation Alpha; this also underscores how it had easily pestered the lives of the young ones, while some elders neglect it and just let them as they unknowingly produce spoiled brats. Defined by Oxford as “the supposed deterioration of a person’s mental or intellectual state,” the modern issue smells of danger itself. It raises concerns and threats that are crucial to be fixed—now.

To be real here, the term literally refers to the rotting of the brain. As studies have suggested, this can affect the reading skills, intellectual and emotional capacities, communication, creativity, and attention span of a kid. Through a famous show, “Cocomelon,” alone, experts reveal that the extreme saturation of colors and high-pitched sounds to gather kids’ attentions can result in a delayed development.

Reality check: the elders also play a vital role in keeping children safe from the rotting. In more advanced countries, like the United States of America (USA), some parents complacently let their children watch brain rot shows, such as Skibidi Toilet and artificial intelligence-generated (AI-generated) Italian ones with prominent characters: Tralalero Tralala, Tung Tung Tung Sahur, and Bombardiro Crocodilo. One parent further emphasized their fault by claiming that this is “peace in a pocket,” until her son started showing violent reactions and tantrums when his wants were not met.

Furthermore, the kids’ situations with brainrot are not the only ones exacerbated, but the teenagers’ too. A parent of a 15-year-old who watches this kind of contents divulged how her son wrecked their appliances and household items after she took away his phone as a punishment. Basically, it is as worse as a termite that ruins the foundations of a house.

While the issue seems to be toned down in the Philippines, it is undeniable that the wealthy children have insane access to the problem. As the majority have labeled these abundant ones in gadgets, “iPad kids,” most of them are exposed to brainrot contents, based on data interpretation from health experts. Exactly a pest, this reveals how the issue does not select which country it is going to destroy—it chooses the entirety of the world itself.

It is time that we stop romanticizing “harmless” videos as shows to calm kids. If something does not sit right, it should be taken out of the room immediately—not further utilized just to escape from one’s responsibility as a parent. Destructive entertainments like this are the ones that should be destroyed in a nick of time.

Through educational and informative forums regarding this matter, both kids and parents can surely learn about the effects of brain rot and the preventive measures to seize its negative result. Meanwhile, guardians should strictly monitor children’s behavior to prevent any matters coming from unwanted contents.

With robust and comprehensive actions, we can surely stop the further exacerbation of the current situation. It is not a matter that we can easily load onto the government’s back—yet, an issue about discipline that starts within ourselves, regardless of the variety of ages. As Dr. Jose Rizal quoted: “Kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan.” We should maneuver that way forward and stop producing a weak and immature generation full of spoiled brats with rotting brains.

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Science Editorial by: Sunshine A. Castillo
Editorial Cartoon by: Hernan Jr. P. Las Marias
Copyread by: Carl Zhyrene P. Corbo

14/10/2025

EDITORYAL | Lantang Gulay

Uhaw at patuloy na nauuhaw sa atensyon ang sektor ng agrikultura dahil sa tuyong pag-aalaga sa kanila ng gobyerno. Nakapanlulumo dahil hindi natin napakikinabangan ang sariling yaman dahil sa kapabayaan ng pamahalaan.

Paos na kasisigaw ang mga magsasaka upang humingi ng tulong sa pamahalaang nagbubulag-bulagan. Ayon sa mga magsasaka, noong 2024, PHP 75,000 ang kanilang nagagastos sa bawat ektarya na sinasakahan. Mas mataas ito kumpara noong 2023 na PHP 65,000 kada ektarya lamang. Luging-lugi, kung anong taas ng puhunan, siya namang ikinabagsak ng kanilang kita. Sa bawat kilo ng palay na kanilang inaani, PHP 20 kada kilo lamang ang halaga. Walang-wala na, sakal na sakal na sila sa kahirapan.

Ni katiting na pakialam, hindi maibigay ng kataas-taasan. Noong Pebrero 2024, halos 950,000 ang mga manggagawang nawalan ng trabaho sa ilalim ng paggugubat at pagsasaka, ayon sa Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Dahil dito, marami ang nawawalan ng interes pumasok sa sektor ng agrikultura. Batay sa isinagawang pag-aaral ng University of Asia and the Pacific Center for Food and Agribusiness, kakaunti lamang ang nagtatrabaho sa mga sakahan dahil sa mababang kita.

Samantala, nagbibigay ng ayuda ang gobyerno tulong sa mga magsasaka. Pandagdag tulong at puhunan, ayon sa kanila. Gayunpaman, walang kuwenta ang PHP 5,000 na bigay ng pamahalaan dahil nananatiling lubog sa kahirapan ang 27% ng mga ito, batay sa datos na nakalap ng PSA noong 2023.

Talagang babagsak ang agrikultura kung hindi mapagtutuunan ng pansin ang kanilang produkto. Base sa pag-aaral ng PSA noong 2024, higit 71.5% ng mga nasa pamilihan ay imported. Kaya naman ang mga inaani ng ating mga kababayang magsasaka ay nilalangaw lamang sa gilid ng mga tindahan. Taon-taon, 30% ng produktong lokal ang namumulok at itinatapon lamang sa mga bangin ayon sa pagtatantya, dahil mas patok ang mga imported product.

Hindi mabubuhay ang mga magsasaka sa simpleng ayuda at "puchu-puchong" mga desisyon. Bigyan sila ng pinakamataas na priyoridad. Itigil ang labis-labis na pag-i-import. Mas ibida ang kanilang produkto sa mga pamilihan.

Oras na upang diligan ang uhaw at nilalangaw na sakahan. Kung magpapatuloy ang pag-iignora sa kanila, unti-unti lamang silang babagsak, tulad ng isang lantang gulay.

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Editoryal ni: Keem Jannyquel L. Tenerife
Kartung Editoryal ni: Jairus R. Karunungan
Iwinasto ni: Nathan Jade G. Sulit

09/10/2025

‎SPAcial ✍🏻📰
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‎To our very own advisers, Happy Teachers’ Day! 🥳🎂🕯️
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‎Although this message comes a little later than when it is supposed to be posted, we still want you to know that every day is your day.
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‎Your commitment to truth and justice led you to become our exemplary school paper advisers (SPAs), Ma’am Christ-Anne C. Arquiza and Ma’am Faith Anne B. Panganiban. You sacrificed every hour of every day to nurture our skills and to help us develop more.
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‎Through campus journalism, we found our home—where our second mothers were. It is another refuge we take place to express, lead, and serve.
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‎This year was filled with exceptionally fun and memorable moments from training and the recent Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC). And we could not have experienced all of those without our very special advisers by our side, who stayed throughout the whole process and never quit through it all.
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‎Our victories may have seemed quiet, but we could never explain how loud our hearts would ever be to be able to achieve these. So, to our SPAs, we could not thank you more. You truly showed and used your skills in journalism to train and teach us everything we have to learn.
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‎May your next Teachers’ Day be as memorable as it was today. We hope that we made a lasting impact in your hearts through the simple surprise we prepared, the 🙌🏻 in real life, the iconic “reverse walk,” and... BHIE NAMAN BHIE!
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‎We could never forget about how you joked about those names and ships on random people in the press conference and meetings. But may we all be guided by God to sail larger boats carrying shining identities in the future.
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‎Thank you po, mga bhie! Happy Teachers’ Day po! May God bless you!
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‎Again... Happy Teachers’ Day, Madam SPAs. Happy Teachers’ Day, Madam SPAs. Tugon? Nawa’y gabayan pa kayo ni Lord sa inyong mga hakbang. 🙏🏻
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‎Love, your Campus Journalists Club Family ❤️🔏
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‎Written by: Sunshine A. Castillo
‎Copyread by: Carl Zhyrene P. Corbo
Pubmat by: Mia Grace B. Camarista