TALAKAG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

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Talakag, Bukidnon
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Vol. 1 Issue 1 S.Y. 2023 - 2024

Six elementary teachers transfer to TNHS

By Joy Grace Montes
they had a hard time adjusting. According to the pre-
Six elementary teachers “I had no choice; I don’t vious TNHS principal, Sam-
were pulled out of each of their know how to decline; that’s why uel B. Quijardo, TNHS was
schools and transferred to Talak- I accepted the offer. I feel hap- short of nearly 60 teachers.
ag National High School because py and sad at the same time, but If asked if there are differ-
of the lack of a teaching force. we’re looking on the brighter side; ences between teaching elementa-
“As for me, which is at least we experienced something ry and high school, they said there
very different from them, I feel new,” Teacher 1 Lovely Jane B. were a lot, such as the student’s
happy and content. Me, along Dimakuta said in an interview. attitude and class management.
with the other two teachers, ap- The sole reason they “It was challenging and
Talakag Journos Gear Up for Congressional plied and transferred here in our were pulled out of their schools frustrating at first, but now that
own accord, unlike the other was because their previous we had already coped, I could tell
Isidro Elementary School, Sagaran El- four who were involuntarily re- schools were overstaffed while that everyone was already hap-
By Joy Grace P. Montes ementary School, Cacaon Elementary assigned,” said Mr. Avelino M. TNHS was lacking teachers. py,” Mrs. Lizzel Mapano stated.
Talakag - Journalists from School, and the host, Talakag Central Sechico Jr., one of the elementa-
Talakag, Bukidnon are now train- School.
ry teachers who was transferred
ing for the upcoming Congressional There were two categories;
to TNHS in December 2022.
School Press Conference on January Elementary and Secondary. Each
Mr. Sechico from Ma-
12 to 20 that will be held in Mano- school had competitors for English
lo Fortich, Bukidon, with the theme
simag Elementary School, along
and Filipino writing.
“Epowering Resilient Communities “I feel very proud, honored,
with Mr. Fracquiles from Da-
through Campus Journalism.” and inspired to help them train bet- gumbaan Integrated School and
“I feel proud of myself ter for the upcoming Congressional Ms. Emmilyn M. Quilla from
for being able to join the upcoming SPC,” Mrs. Grace Factura, one of the New Nebo Elementary School,
CSPC depsite my shortcomings. I coaches from San Isidro Elementary were happy and fine with being
promise to train harder,” secondary School, answered afterbeing asked transferred because it was ac-
level columnist writer Charles Asher how she felt about having her students tually their wish to teach high
Dimakuta said in an interview. win the District-level SPC. school students. Meanwhile, Ms.
Last January 10, Talakag All 36 students hailed as the Leizel A. Perez from San Isidro
held its District Schools Press Con- winners of District SPC are automat- Elementary School, Ms. Love-
ference in Talakag Central School ically contenders for Congressional ly Jane B. Dimakuta from Santo
with eight different schools as con- SPC. Everyone is excited, thrilled, Niño Elementary School, and
tenders, namely: Talakag National and nervous, but they are very happy Mr. Rey S. Mapano Jr. From
High School, Dagumbaan Integrated and honored to represent Talakag Dis- San Antonio Elementary School
School, Cosina Integrated School, trict I in the congression. were displeased at first, saying
Santo Nino Elementary School, San

YES, SSLG Nanguna sa Tree-planting ng DepEd

By Ashley Dagohoy multaneously plant over bahagi ng Pilipinas, sa tu- athan Celestino, YES-O ad- ment (SSLG).
Nilahukan ng mga 236,000 Trees in different long ng 47,678 na pampub- viser Angelica Jipos, mga “Agree ko, kay para
organisasyon mula TNHS parts of the country with likong paaralan kabilang na guro ng Agham at Prinsipal raman pus nis kaayohan sa
ang proyekto ng DepEd, al- the participation of DeoEd’s ang TNHS. ng paaralan na si Dr. Vergilia next generations.”
insunod sa Memorandum 47,678 public school’s”. Nanguna ang opisyal Pancho, bagaman namataang Pahayag ni YES-O
No. 69 s. 2023 (Guidelines Nakasaad rin sa ng Youth foe Environment huli nang nakarating ang op- Treasurer Shauna G. Para-
on the Implementation of the Memo na sabay-sabayng ga- in Schools Organization siyales ng Barkada Kontra guya, isang Grade 8 na mag-
project ‘DepEd’s 236,000 ganapin ang pagtatanim ng (YES-O) kasama ang Sci- Droga (BKD) at Supreme aaral mula TNHS.
Trees A Christmas Gift for 236,000 Trees sa iba’t-ibang ence Department Chair Jon- Secondary Learners Govern- “Oo kay bisag ga-
the Children’) kung saan na- mayng butang makatabang
kapagtanim sila ng labin-li- ko sa future sa sunod stu-
mang puno sa likurang baha- dents.”
gi ng Talakag National High Dagdag pa niya, ma-
School (TNHS) nitong Disy- saya umano siya sa kanyang
embre 6, 2023. pagboluntaryo dahil kahit sa
“This is an initiative maliit na paraan, makatutu-
that aims to promote envi- long raw siya sa mga susu-
ronmental preservation and nod na mag-aaral ng TNHS.”
instill environmental respon- “Oo kay matabangan
sibility among Filipino Chil- ang future generations nga
dren.” malandungan.”
Nakasaad ito sa Samantala, ibinaha-
Memo No. 69, seksyon 1 na Youth for Environment in Shools Organization Officers (YES-O) ng TNHS nanguna sa paglungsad ng “DepEd’s 236,000
gi din ni Shauna Paraguya
ang DepEd’s 236,00 Trees ay Trees - Christmas Gift for the Children” kasama ang kagawaran ng Science, Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) (YES-O Treasurer) na ma-
naglalayong maitaguyod ang officers at Barkada Kontra Droga (BKD) officers na sinuportahan ni Vergilia O. Pancho, PhD Secondary School Principal II
gandang pagkakataon uma-
environmental preservation no ang paglahok sa proyek-
at matuunan ang tungkulin to ng DepEd dahil ang mga
sa kapaligiran kasama ang puno raw ang magsisilbing
kabataang Pilipino. proteksyon ng mga mag-
“The project will si- aaral laban sa ulan.