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05/10/2023

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Triumph Over Trials: The Resilient Spirit of SVSF High School
Fiona Kate Duplon

San Vicente San Francisco High School (SVSFHS) is more than just an educational institution; it's a beacon of hope for countless students in the province of Pampanga in Macabebe. Established in 1966, the school has been a source of knowledge, skill development, and resilience for many generations. Its legacy, however, is not just built on academic excellence, but also on its indomitable spirit in the face of adversity.

In 1991, the eruption of the Pinatubo volcano brought devastation to many parts of the Philippines, including Pampanga. The ashfall from the eruption blanketed homes, roads, farms, and clogged drainage systems. But nature's wrath did not stop there. In 2013, Typhoon Yolanda, one of the strongest tropical cyclones ever recorded, wreaked havoc in the country. Pampanga, though distant from the typhoon's eye, was not spared. It suffered intense flooding, turning streets into rivers and homes into islands. SVSFHS, unfortunately, bore the brunt of these calamities, with its classrooms frequently submerged in floodwaters.

Yet, adversity seemed only to strengthen the resolve of the SVSF community. Teachers, undeterred by the challenges, innovated and found ways to continue imparting knowledge. Their unwavering commitment inspired students to pursue their dreams, irrespective of the hurdles in their path. Francentians, as SVSFHS students are fondly known, have continuously used their knowledge, skills, and valor to proudly represent their school in numerous fields.

Despite its challenges, SVSFHS has remained a center of community spirit, bringing people together through vibrant events like the color fun run, Flores de Mayo, and other engaging activities. These events not only highlight the school's commitment to holistic education but also showcase its undying spirit and unity.

Today, as the world grapples with the unpredictable shifts in our environment, it is crucial to derive inspiration from institutions like SVSFHS. Their story of perseverance serves as a testament to the human spirit's capability to rise above challenges. The school stands as a metaphorical edifice, reminding us that with unity, determination, and courage, no challenge is insurmountable. Let's imbibe this spirit of resilience and face every adversity head-on, for just like SVSFHS, we too can remain unbroken and strong.

05/10/2023

NEWS FEATURE:

No One Should Be Left Behind: SVSF HS Launches Annual RSO Election
Jhimmuel Ivan Austria

In a bid to foster a sense of community, leadership, and engagement among its student body, San Vicente-San Francisco High School (SVSF HS) recently conducted its annual Recognized School Organization (RSO) election for the academic year 2023-2024 held on the 29th of September.

The election, held from September 22 to 29, 2023, witnessed the enthusiastic participation of students eager to take on leadership roles and contribute to the school's vibrant extracurricular landscape.

The SVSF HS RSO election is more than just a routine event; it symbolizes the school's commitment to nurturing the potential of its learners and recognizing the invaluable contributions of learner-led clubs and organizations.

This commitment is backed by the office of the Undersecretary for Operations (OUOPS), in collaboration with the Bureau of Learner Support Services-Youth Formation Division (BLSSYFD), which has pledged support to all students, aiming to instill effective leadership skills that will contribute to their holistic development.

One of the central tenets of this initiative is the belief that all learners should have the opportunity to be part of at least one club or organization.

It is not only about participation but also about giving students the freedom to choose the organizations that align with their interests and passions.

This year, SVSF HS took a step forward by officially launching two new organizations: Barkada Kontra Droga (BKD) and the Oratorical, Writing, and Communication Society (ORAWCO).

Barkada Kontra Droga (BKD) is designed as a preventive education and information program aimed at countering the dangers and disastrous effects of drug abuse. It seeks to empower individuals to become catalysts within their peer groups, advocating for a healthy and drug-free lifestyle through involvement in various wholesome activities.

The Oratorical, Writing, and Communication Society (ORAWCO), on the other hand, is a school-based organization conceptualized by the English Faculty members from senior high school. Its primary goal is to enhance the four major micro skills of communication among learners, especially in the use of language in general. This initiative is expected to sharpen students' abilities to express themselves effectively and confidently.

Sir. Archie Paul Sta Rita, the SSLG adviser, emphasized the pivotal roles these organizations play in bringing students together based on their interests and building meaningful relationships. Beyond fostering a sense of camaraderie, these clubs and organizations are instrumental in maintaining the orderliness and safety of the school premises.

Furthermore, the newly elected officers of these clubs and organizations will play a vital role in providing extracurricular activities to offer students a break from academic pressures. These activities serve as creative outlets, allowing students to explore their interests, passions, and talents beyond the classroom.

The culmination of this exciting election process will take place on Friday, October 6, 2023, when the newly elected club and organization officers will officially take their oath of office.

This event marks the beginning of a new chapter in SVSF HS's commitment to holistic student development, ensuring that no student is left behind in their pursuit of personal growth, leadership, and a sense of belonging within the school community.

03/10/2023

NEWS FEATURE:
San Vicente San Francisco HS Holds Successful SPTA General Assembly Elects New Officers
Kassandra Nica Pineda

San Vicente San Francisco High School, September 29, 2023 - The School Parent-Teacher Association (SPTA) of San Vicente San Francisco High School held its annual general assembly on Friday, September 29, at the school’s covered court. The event was a resounding success, addressing various upcoming projects for the academic year and introducing the newly elected officers who will lead the association for the 2023-2024 school year.

The assembly commenced at 2:08 in the afternoon with the singing of the Makabayan Song, led by Mr. Ariestotelle Yanga, followed by a prayer led by Mrs. Miguela Flores.

Dr. Elmer L. Meneses, the school principal, delivered a warm welcome to the attendees and stressed the importance of student involvement. "Bata ang bida dahil lahat ng gusto at talento nyo [ay] may club" (Children are the stars because all your interests and talents have a club), he emphasized.

Dr. Meneses introduced the Recognized School Organizations (RSOs) available for students, highlighting the importance of students' rights in this context. He also proposed a flood prevention plan for the school premises, which was seconded by Mrs. Evelyn Fontanilla, the principal of San Vicente San Francisco Elementary School.

Unfortunately, Vice Mayor Vince Flores was unable to attend due to health issues. However, his message was delivered by his secretary, assuring the ongoing support of his office for the school's projects and initiatives.

SPTA President Lucina Hernandez expressed her gratitude to the parents for their assistance throughout the academic year. "Dakal pung salamat karing sinaup para karing project na ning ketamung eskwelahan" (Thank you very much to the parents for supporting our school's projects), she acknowledged.

Esperanza Pineda, the SPTA Treasurer, conducted a thorough review of previous projects and their associated expenditures. She emphasized the importance of 100% support from parents for the benefit of the students.

Mrs. Catherine Yutuc skillfully served as the master of ceremonies throughout the event.

The general assembly concluded at precisely 3:04 in the afternoon, after which parents dispersed to their respective classrooms for the election of Homeroom Parent-Teacher Association (HPTA) officers.

Here is the list of the newly elected SPTA officers for the academic year 2023-2024:
- President: Noreen Sarmiento
- Vice President: Cheryl Ann Viray
- Secretary: Catherine Yutuc
- Treasurer: Lucina Hernandez
- Auditor: Cherryl Meneses
- Collecting/Disbursement: Gloria Grajo and Esperanza Pineda

The assembly marked the beginning of a promising academic year, with the SPTA and the newly elected officers committed to fostering a supportive and engaging environment for the students of SVSF HS.

30/09/2023

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20/09/2023

Feature Story:

Rising to Lead: The Inspiring Journey of a Teacher Turned Head Teacher
Kassandra Nica Pineda

Once upon a time, there was a girl who used to dream big. An enormous dream. She wants to be a civil engineer. An engineer of amour. Artificer of fine craft and arts. She envisioned herself designing and constructing grand structures that would stand the test of time, inspiring awe and admiration in all who beheld them. From a young age, she was fascinated by the intricate details and functionality of buildings, captivated by the idea of bringing her imagination to life through architecture.

Works of art, like tall bridges, large factories, sophisticated industrial machinery, or other things we call engineering, seek to impose the same intense, intricate impression on the observer.

Oh, well. As the saying goes, "Expect the Unexpected." Life is full of surprises and twists that we often cannot anticipate. These unexpected events can be both positive and negative, shaping our experiences and teaching us valuable lessons along the way. Embracing the unknown and being adaptable can help us navigate life's uncertainties with resilience and grace.

"Kaya lang, ang mother ko is teacher siya. Gusto niya na magteacher din ako," she whispered across the teaching materials.

She glanced at the stack of books and papers in front of her, feeling a mix of admiration and pressure. Despite her own dreams and aspirations, she couldn't help but understand her mother's desire for her to follow in her footsteps. The passion for teaching seemed to run in their blood, creating a deep connection between them.

Perhaps it is her destiny to roll the carpet and light the way out of the darkness so that she can lead her future endeavors. A teacher who will help their students realize their greatest potential and allay any worries they might be experiencing. Additionally, she aspires to instill in her students a sense of resilience and perseverance, empowering them to overcome challenges and embrace their unique strengths.

Alas! She's now grasping her knowledge and perseverance to deliver it to hundreds and hundreds of hearts—a spread of words to cheer up opportunities.

She also emphasized that disciplined students have personal goals and are goal-oriented. They know that having goals helps them succeed and achieve their objectives. Students who follow the rules accept assistance from others but do not wait for it. Instead, they take initiative and actively seek resources and support to help them achieve their goals. These students understand that success is not solely dependent on external factors but also their own determination and effort.

"Kahit saan kayo pumunta, hindi dapat puro talento o talino, disiplina din."

After 30 years of dedicated service, she has been promoted to Head Teacher I in the TLE department. One of the outstanding teachers at the school. Her commitment to her students and passion for teaching has made her a respected figure among her colleagues and students. She consistently goes above and beyond to create a nurturing and engaging learning environment, earning her the admiration of all who have had the privilege of being in her classroom.

The journey to becoming Head Teacher was no ordinary feat; her story was one of perseverance, dedication, and unwavering commitment to her craft. It was a story that resonated with every educator who had ever dared to dream big.

To prove this, she has been able to complete her master’s degree with a major in Educational Management at Don Honorio Ventura State University. Her journey to achieving her master's degree was marked by dedication and unwavering commitment. Throughout the rigorous program, she displayed a deep understanding of educational methodologies and a passion for driving positive change in the realm of education.

Attaining her master's degree was not merely a personal achievement for her—it was a pivotal milestone that equipped her with the tools and knowledge needed to excel in the dynamic world of educational management. Armed with this newfound expertise, she is poised to make a significant impact on the education landscape, elevating the standards of teaching and administration. Her dedication to academic excellence and her deep-rooted commitment to the betterment of education are driving forces that will undoubtedly shape her tenure as a Head Teacher, inspiring students and fellow educators alike to strive for greatness in their educational pursuits.

The promotion to Head Teacher was a culmination of her years of service and dedication. It symbolized not only her professional growth but also the trust and respect she had earned from her colleagues and administration.

"I'm incredibly honored to take on this new role," she shared with humility. "I see it as an opportunity to continue serving our students and parents, to make our school an even better place for learning."

"Nakatatak sa atin na ang SVSF ay mahusay, magaling, ata disiplinado."

Oh, who is she?

She's none other than Mrs. Ethel V. Dulu.

The promotion of Ma’am Ethel to Head Teacher serves as a reminder that educators like her are the unsung heroes of our society. Their dedication to shaping young minds is a labor of love that leaves an indelible mark on the future.

In the halls of San Vicente San Francisco High School, Ma’am Ethel's influences live on—a testament to the transformative power of passionate educators who teach not only with their minds but also with their hearts.

As she embarks on this new chapter, she continues to inspire students, teachers, and the entire community, proving that education is a journey of lifelong learning and endless possibilities.

Her story reminds us that true success lies not only in following our dreams but also in embracing the opportunities that come our way, even if they lead us down unexpected paths. Through her unwavering dedication and commitment, she has become a beacon of inspiration, illuminating the hearts and minds of countless students and colleagues alike.

Ma’am Ethel’s tale is a fairytale triumph of education with a heart, where the unexpected twists and turns only add to the beauty of the journey.

03/09/2023

News Flash:
San Vicente San Francisco HS Shifts to Modular Distance Learning
Christopher S. Duñgo

In response to severe inclement weather, high tide, and extensive flooding, San Vicente San Francisco High School has canceled all in-person classes scheduled for tomorrow, September 4, 2023. Instead, the school will implement a modular distance learning modality to ensure the safety of students and staff.

Detailed instructions for remote learning will be communicated to students and parents.

Please stay updated for further information as the situation unfolds. Your safety remains our top priority.

30/08/2023

I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude and appreciation to all the incredible individuals who have made our school paper a success this year. 🎉

First and foremost, a massive shout-out to the English department. Your unwavering support, guidance, and expertise have been instrumental in shaping our students' writing skills and fostering their creativity. Without your dedication, none of this would have been possible. 🙌

I also want to thank our school principal IV, Dr. Elmer L. Meneses, SHS Assistant Principal II, Ma. Carmen B. Mallari, and Head Teacher III, Florita A. Garcia. Your continuous encouragement, trust, and belief in our vision have been genuinely inspiring. 🌟

A special mention goes out to our contributors, both staff and students alike. Your insightful articles and thought-provoking opinions have added depth and diversity to our paper. We are incredibly grateful for your contributions. 👏

To our talented student writers, thank you for your passion, enthusiasm, and commitment to delivering high-quality content. Your unique perspectives and voices have brought life to our pages and have made our school paper a true reflection of our vibrant student body. Keep up the fantastic work! 📝

Together, we have created something truly special. Our school paper is not just a collection of words on a page; it is a testament to the talent, hard work, and collaboration of everyone involved. I am immensely proud to be a part of this team and cannot wait to see what we will achieve. 🌟

Once again, thank you to each and every one of you for your invaluable contributions. Let's continue to inspire, inform, and entertain our school community through the power of the written word! 📚💫

30/08/2023

SVSF High School Gears Up for a Thrilling New Academic Year
Kassandra Nica Pineda

On August 29, 2023, San Vicente San Francisco High School welcomed students on their first day of the academic year at the school's covered court.

The students from the morning shift began their first flag-raising ceremony at 7:30 in the morning. It was led by the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG).

During the ceremony, one emcee, Narnia Sarmiento, a grade 11 student and the concurrent vice-president of SSLG, emphasized the opportunity for a fresh start, setting goals, and making this year the best it can be.

She encouraged everyone to reflect on the past year's challenges and learn from them, emphasizing that mistakes should not define us but serve as stepping stones toward growth.

She also highlighted the importance of embracing change and being open to new experiences, inspiring everyone to approach this year with a positive mindset and a willingness to seize every opportunity that comes their way.

“Mag-aaral ka man, g**o, o magulang, ito ay panahon na puno ng pag-asa at pananabik. Panahon na para tanggapin ang mga bagong hamon, bumuo ng mga makabuluhang koneksyon, at tuklasin ang malawak na potensyal na nasa loob mo,” she said.

“Isang malaking kahon ng saya ang naghihintay sa iyo. Ihanda ang iyong sarili para sa isang kamangha-manghang araw. Lahat ng pagbati sa iyo sa inyong unang araw ng paaralan!” she added.

Pastor Hector Lagman also shared his gospel message with the students as they embarked on their academic journey for the year.

He emphasized the importance of faith and perseverance in overcoming challenges and encouraged the students to seek guidance from God throughout their educational pursuits.

Additionally, Pastor Lagman reminded them to prioritize their spiritual growth alongside their academic achievements, as a strong foundation in faith can provide them with strength and wisdom in
all aspects of life.

During his welcoming remarks, Dr. Elmer L. Meneses expressed his anticipation for students to become acquainted with their peers and for teachers to familiarize themselves with their students.

He underscored the importance of creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment where everyone feels comfortable and valued.

Dr. Meneses encouraged students to actively participate in class discussions and engage in collaborative projects to develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Meanwhile, afternoon orientation occurred at 12:00, intended for the grade 10 and 8 students.

During orientation, the students were given a detailed overview of the school's policies and rules.

Additionally, the students were provided with their class schedules and introduced to their respective advisers.

25/08/2023

NEWS:
SVSF High School Joins Forces with Brigada Eskwela '23 for Stronger, Brighter Educ Environment
Kassandra Nica Pineda

San Vicente San Francisco High School (SVSF HS) organized a week-long Brigada Eskwela from August 14 to 19, 2023, which involved the active participation of teachers, students, parents, and other stakeholders.

These individuals generously volunteered their time and skills to contribute towards the successful ex*****on of clean-up activities, as well as minor to medium repairs and maintenance work within the classrooms and the school premises.

The Brigada Eskwela 2023 initiative, centered around the theme "Bayanihan Para sa MATATAG na Paaralan," will be implemented in all public schools nationwide.

Its purpose is to prepare for the commencement of the School Year (2023–2024), scheduled to begin on August 29.

The Department of Education (DepEd) has reminded school heads to ensure that the conduct of the BE aligns with its objectives of volunteerism and "Bayanihan."

The Brigada Eskwela coordinator, Ma'am Margie Ferrer, expressed her appreciation for the volunteers who assisted in the restoration efforts despite the challenges posed by the flooding.

“Alam niyo, kahit na ano man ang pagsubok basta kumatok ang bayanihan, dadating tayo. Susi ng mundo ang bayanihan ” she uttered.

“Ito ang dahilan kung bakit mahalaga ang pagtulong-tulong ng bawat isa. Sa pamamagitan ng bayanihan, nagkakaroon tayo ng lakas at determinasyon na harapin at malampasan ang anumang hamon na dumating sa ating buhay,” she added

In addition, Head Teacher III, Florita A. Garcia, displayed her enthusiasm toward the student volunteers.

The SVSF HS is geared toward individuals who are successful, values-oriented, and strong Francentians, she mentioned.

Ma’am Garcia emphasized that the SVSF program aims to cultivate leadership skills, promote community service, and instill a sense of responsibility among the student volunteers.

She further highlighted that being a strong Francentian entails embodying the school's core values and actively contributing to the betterment of society.

The Vice President of the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG), Narnia Joreen Sarmiento, described her participation in Brigada Eskwela 2023 alongside other officers as a fulfilling and impactful experience.

They actively engaged in activities such as cleaning classrooms, repainting walls, and organizing school supplies to ensure a conducive learning environment for their fellow students.

Additionally, they collaborated with teachers and community members to brainstorm innovative ideas for improving the school infrastructure and implementing sustainable practices.

“Bilang Vice President ng SSLG, ako ay natutuwa dahil dumalo at nakiisa ang aking mga kasamahan. Masasabi ko na nakatulong ito upang makita namin kung paano dumiskarte ang bawat isa sa ganitong klase ng trabaho. Napansin namin ang kahandaan at determinasyon ng bawat isa na harapin ang mga hamon at magbigay ng kanilang mga kontribusyon. Ang pagkakaisa at kooperasyon na ipinakita ng aming mga kasamahan ay nagpapaalala sa amin kung gaano kahalaga ang teamwork sa tagumpay ng organisasyon,” she said.

“Kahit na mahirap at nakakapagod ang paglilinis naging magaan ang aming pagtulong sa paaralan dahil ang bawat isa ay nagtulong-tulong sa paglilinis. Nakaka enganyo din maglinis dahil masisigla at masisipag ang aking mga kasamahan. ,” she emphasized.

Furthermore, it is worth noting that there was a significant room reconstruction effort, specifically focused on the classrooms in the Congressional Building. This was necessitated by the unfortunate event of the ceiling collapsing due to Typhoon Egay.

During the Brigada Eskwela, assistance was provided by various beneficiaries, including the 4P's beneficiaries, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, police officers, and barangay officials.

These beneficiaries offered their manpower and financial support to ensure the successful reconstruction of the classrooms.

Together, they worked tirelessly to repair the damages caused by the typhoon and create a safe learning environment for the students.

Their collective efforts showcased the power of community collaboration in overcoming challenges and uplifting the education sector in the aftermath of natural disasters.

14/08/2023

News Feature:

San Vicente San Francisco High School Launches Annual Brigada Eskwela, Ushering in a Week of Transformation and Unity
Christopher S. Dungo

San Francisco, Macabebe, Pampanga, August 14, 2023 — The San Vicente San Francisco High School embarked on its weeklong Brigada Eskwela with a spirited opening program that brought together a diverse array of stakeholders, volunteers, and esteemed school figures.

The event marked not just the physical start of a cleanup initiative but also symbolized the spirit of collaboration and dedication to ensuring a safe and conducive learning environment for the learners.

The opening program commenced with an invigorating welcome from the Senior High School Assistant Principal II, Ma'am Maria Carmen B. Mallari.

In her opening remarks, she highlighted the significance of collective effort and the transformative impact that the Brigada Eskwela holds for the entire school community.

Mr. Robert Dela Cruz, the President of the Parents and Teachers Association (PTA), delivered a succinct yet powerful message, underscoring the vital role of parental involvement and the importance of maintaining a nurturing atmosphere within the school premises.

Ma'am Margie Ferrer, the new Brigada Eskwela Coordinator, stepped forward to deliver an address that marked the official commencement of the weeklong activity.

Her message, simple yet profound, resonated with the spirit of renewal and progress, as she took on her new role, succeeding Ma'am Ludina Isip as the coordinator.

The seamless transition between coordinators symbolized the ongoing commitment to the initiative's goals of the school in adhering to simplify this year’s Brigada Eskwela as directed by Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte.

The closing of the opening program came with the poignant remarks of Head Teacher III, Ma'am Florita A. Garcia.

Her closing remarks encapsulated the collective aspiration to uphold the values of unity and hard work, ensuring that the school's facilities are primed to provide the best learning experience for the students.

The event drew a robust attendance of dedicated stakeholders and enthusiastic volunteers, embodying the shared commitment to making a difference within the school community.

Under the guidance of emcee Sir Ariestotelle Yanga, the opening program was an encapsulation of the vibrant and thriving school community at San Vicente San Francisco High School.

The Brigada Eskwela, a yearly tradition, signifies more than just a routine cleaning activity. It is a manifestation of the collective spirit, the embodiment of the adage "It takes a village." As the week unfolds, the various activities will encompass a spectrum of tasks, from cleaning and maintenance to structural improvements, ensuring that the school stands as a haven of learning and growth.

With the commencement of the Brigada Eskwela, San Vicente San Francisco High School stands as a testament to the power of unity and shared purpose.

The weeklong effort is a testament to the commitment of the school's teaching and non-teaching staff, stakeholders, volunteers, and administrators, who together craft an environment where students can flourish, learn, and thrive.

01/08/2023

NEWS FEATURE:

San Vicente San Francisco High School Principal, Dr. Elmer L. Meneses, Earns Stellar Rating in OPCRF Validated by Division Officials
Christopher S. Duñgo

San Francisco, Macabebe, Pampanga, August 1, 2023 - Dr. Elmer L. Meneses, the esteemed principal of San Vicente San Francisco High School, has been awarded an outstanding rating in the Office Performance Commitment and Review Form (OPCRF).

The validation was conducted by two prominent education leaders, Dr. Melissa S. Sanchez, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent, and Dr. Alvin Gozun, Public Schools District Supervisor, from the Division of Pampanga, via Google Meet.

The OPCR Form is a crucial evaluation tool that measures the effectiveness and efficiency of school administrators in executing their roles and responsibilities. It assesses key performance areas such as leadership, management, curriculum implementation, learning environment, community involvement, and compliance with policies and regulations. Achieving an outstanding rating in this comprehensive assessment is a significant accomplishment and a testament to Dr. Meneses' dedication and commitment to his position.

During the virtual validation, Dr. Melissa S. Sanchez and Dr. Alvin Gozun were deeply impressed with the efficiency of the school's administrative processes under Dr. Meneses' stewardship. They commended his meticulous planning and implementation of various educational initiatives that have contributed to the school's growth and progress.

Under Dr. Meneses' leadership, San Vicente San Francisco High School has achieved notable milestones, including innovative teaching methodologies, and a strengthened co-curricular program. His focus on creating a conducive learning environment that nurtures students' holistic development has garnered appreciation from the school community and beyond.

Dr. Melissa S. Sanchez, the Assistant Schools Division Superintendent, expressed her admiration for Dr. Meneses' outstanding performance. She commended him for his innovative approaches to teaching and learning, as well as his effective management of resources to enhance the overall school experience for both students and teachers.

Likewise, Dr. Alvin Gozun, the Public Schools District Supervisor, praised Dr. Meneses' ability to build strong partnerships with parents, stakeholders, and the local community. He noted that Dr. Meneses' collaborative efforts have resulted in significant improvements in parent engagement.

During the validation process, Dr. Meneses' ability to foster a collaborative and inclusive atmosphere among faculty, staff, parents, and students was also lauded. His open-door policy and receptive approach have ensured that everyone's concerns and suggestions are taken into consideration, creating a harmonious and productive school environment.

The outstanding rating awarded to Dr. Meneses reflects not only his individual achievements but also the collective efforts of the entire San Vicente San Francisco High School community. Teachers and staff members have expressed their gratitude and admiration for his leadership, which has inspired them to work passionately toward achieving the school's goals.

In response to the recognition, Dr. Meneses humbly credited his team, saying, "This achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our amazing team. I am immensely proud of every member of the San Vicente San Francisco High School family. Together, we have achieved extraordinary heights and created a nurturing environment for our students to thrive."

The Division of Pampanga's recognition of Dr. Meneses' commitment to excellence and student-centered approach is exemplary, setting a benchmark for educational institutions to strive towards.

Indeed, Dr. Meneses' achievement reaffirms the vital role that school administrators play in shaping the future of young minds and strengthening the foundation of our society through education. With leaders like him at the helm, the future of education in Pampanga and beyond looks promising and full of potential.

Congratulations to Dr. Elmer L. Meneses and the entire San Vicente San Francisco High School community on this remarkable achievement!

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News: English Dept displays class in Francentian Musicale By Arrabela Grace Esguerra The English Club held a culminating activity entitled "Francentian Musicale" on November 29, 2022, at San Vicente San Francisco High School Covered Court in celebration of English Month. The musical concert was performed by teachers and students as they sang Disney's popular songs including "For the First Time in Forever," "Let It Go," and "A Whole New World." Some of the students also performed musical instruments, just like in a live concert. This culminating activity is held each year to serve as a tribute to the Book Month Celebration. Meanwhile, Ma'am Leni Isip, the English Department's master teacher, emphasized that the goal of this event is primarily to provide fresh air to the Francentians after the limitations imposed by the pandemic. “This eventually restores the students' self-confidence and positive attitude as they continue their schooling in person,” she expounded. Sir Noel Usi, the master teacher of Mathematics, expressed his awe when asked for feedback, stating that both teachers and students shone in their respective musical pieces. "This is an excellent time to restore the culture in the school because it hasn't been celebrated in person for the past two years due to the pandemic," he emphasized. He also stated that they will be able to identify radio broadcasting talents and representatives through this musical. Furthermore, this type of activity helps to reduce students' mental anxieties, which can serve as one of the preventive measures to prevent students' suicidal tendencies. The purpose of this program, according to Allison Feliciano, President of the English Club, is for them to express their talents and improve their reading and speaking skills. The English Month Celebration featured a variety of activities such as a spelling bee, a quiz bee, and a radio drama. For the spelling bee contest, the winners were: Resly S. Flores (1st place from Grade 12),

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