Category Archives: Malaybalay Pines

Regional Read-A-Thon

The Division of Malaybalay City won 1st runner up during the Regional Read-A-Thon held at Villanueva, Misamis Oriental last January 30.

 The English team winners who represented the city division Luke Andrei Del Mundo, John Carlo Gamao, and Trisha Oyangpin are grade 3 pupils of Bethel Baptist Christian Academy coached by Mr. Lyndon Maglipong.

 They were chaperoned by Mrs. Leticia Palle, Division Kindergarten Coordinator & Mrs. Concepcion Reyes, Filipino Coordinators

BMR: A Solution to Reading Difficulty

Bright Minds Read (BMR) is a partnership program of Ronald MC Donald House of Charity Adopt-A-School Program with UCPB in partnership with the Department of Education that aims to develop beginning reading curricula and tools for public school children. It is a beginning reading program which aims to develop the pupils’ genuine love for reading, comprehension and critical thinking, oral language and correct usage of grammatical structures.

 Mabuhay Elementary School is blessed to be one of the recipients of the   BMR learning kit  from Donald House of  Charity Adopt-A-School Program with

UCPB in partnership with the Department of Education. These learning tools help the children enhance their reading eagerness and a better acquisition of reading skills of the children are expected.

Moreover, it arouses the children’s attention and hopefully they will learn from it.

We are so honored and privileged that Mabuhay Elementary School benefited from the support and endeavor of this project. Surely, we will gain from the learning kit with proper management of the teacher facilitator. Administration, teachers, pupils, and parents are thankful for the opportunity given to them in order to make skill acquisition prolific and worthwhile.

“We are heartily grateful for the trust and confidence given to us. We deeply hope for better results and higher achievement level of knowledge acquisition of our school children particularly of among the  Grade I pupils,” the School Reading Coordinator stressed.

Furthermore, through this intervention, the curious minds of the young would be motivated. It is then considered that this is a stepping stone in looking for a solution to the reading difficulties of our school children.

Finally, this program will not succeed without the support from the benefactors and all concerned individuals. Everyone, then is encouraged to work hand in hand to achieve the quality education that every child deserves to have.

 Manny B. Pimentel-
School Principal 1

 

DOMC goes I.S.T.I.V., 5S

The Division of Malaybalay City launched the I.S.T.I.V. and 5S good housekeeping program during the 2012 1st MANCOM meeting at Casisang Central School, Malaybalay City on January 30.

This course of action is based on Republic Act No. 9485 and other laws which reinforce effective and efficient public service.

This office will be institutionalizing I.S.T.I.V. and 5S for an improved provision of service to its clientele.

The Division Office will incorporate the I.S.T.I.V. ( Industrious, Systematic, Time-Conscious, Innovative, and Strong Value of Work) and 5S Japanese good housekeeping techniques(seiri or sort, seiton  or systematize, seiso or sweep, seikitsu or standardize , and shitsuke or self-discipline).

Its objective is to institute and sustain improvement in the workplace.

In as much as productivity  is above all an attitude, the program seeks to develop among all employees the belief that one can do better today than yesterday, and that tomorrow shall be better than today.

It pursues to improve what exists in the present circumstance.

It is a process of overhauling the entire office system to create more productive people who are willing to undergo changes through self-motivation, peer education, and actual meticulous practice that would hopefully generate a strong organization.

The Division 5S Committee is chaired and co-chaired by Dr. Florante M. Corpuz and  Dr. Cora T. Asa, respectively.-JDZ