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DepEd Disaster Risk Reduction Resource Manual

The Manual is for school administrators, supervisors and school teachers, to provide them with information needed to reduce risk and make schools safer. The Department of Education (DepED) through the Technical Working Group (TWG) of the Department’s Disaster Risk Reduction Management conceptualized the promotion of hazard/disaster awareness, to manage impacts, and to help all school communities to reduce the risk of threats from natural and human-made/induced disasters.

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Source: http://www.deped.gov.ph/index.php/resources/downloads

ICT, Info

MCD Conducts Rollout Orientation for Batch 14-E Classroom Package

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14abThe Malaybalay City Division through the Division ICT Coordinator, Mr. Paul John P. Arias, and Division Planning Unit staff together with Ms. Sibyl L. Maputi, Division Supply Officer as resource speakers, conducted 1-day Rollout Orientation/Briefing of the Recipient Schools for Batch 14 E- Classroom Packages for Elementary Schools last May 2, 2013 at MCCS E- Classroom, Barangay 4, Malaybalay City.

14aThe activity aims to ensure the proper and prompt deployment of the e-classroom packages before the actual delivery. It was participated by the School Head, School ICT Coordinator and School Property Custodian of the following recipient schools for Batch 14 e-classroom packages: Casisang CES, San Jose ES, Barangay 9 ES & San Martin ES.

Each recipient school will be given an interactive whiteboard, LCD projector, all-in-one printer, 1-host PC server, 6-computer terminals with n-computing device, document camera and software’s needed for classroom instruction. The package includes teachers’ training on skills needed and required in the use of ICT equipment and facilities.

The Department of Education (DepEd) through the Technical Service Information and Communications Technology Unit (TS-ICTU) has facilitated the procurement of equipment needed for deployment of batch 14 E-Classroom Packages for Public Elementary Schools. A total of 3,017 public Elementary Schools have been identified by TS-ICTU and Bureau of Elementary Education (BEE).

by:  Marisa F. Arias

Competition, Info

Malaybalay City Division Hits a Milestone as National Winner

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bnhsThe Division of Malaybalay City represents  Region X in the National Population and Development Contest on Jingle Writing & Singing at Tacloban City last April 7-10, 2012 during the National Festival Of Talents.

Dolly C. Cruz of Bukidnon National High School with her coach Ma. Lourdes V. Ando under the leadership of their Secondary School Principal IV, Pariso L. Orong won First Place among the sixteen (16) participating regions in the country.

The contest aims to provide opportunities for students to showcase their talents in the area of Social Studies particularly on the awareness of population issues and development.

 By: RALPH T. QUIROG
        EPS Designate in Social Studies

 

Info, School Press Conference

MCD starts a breakthrough

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2013 NATIONAL SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE

IMG_7603After three years of annual participation in the National Schools Press Conference, the young Malaybalay City Division has finally taken a step forward by winning in one of the individual writing contests.

The entire division is pleased and is quite grateful to God Almighty for safe travel and provision of needs as well as all the stakeholders who willingly extended their support to the ten members of the delegation to 2013 NSPC held in Ormoc City, Region 8 on April 7-12.

IMG_7507Zenith B. Hallasgo, a fresh graduate of Bukidnon National High School won 6th place in Feature Writing (Filipino). Coach Edelina Ebora said she was quite optimistic about the writing skills of Zenith. She was hopefully expecting her to garner an award.

“She has an exceptional talent in writing. I am happy that she made it,” coach commented. While Zenith humbly stated that she was not at all expecting to win but she is quite ecstatic that she did.

Other participants were Christal Izhra Jayne S. Tagailo (Feature Writing) of Linabo Central School with her coach Glissy Callanta, Kirt Dave Manangkila (News Writing) of Bangcud Central School with his coach Laura Rivera, Azucena Bongocan (Feature Writing) of Bukidnon National High School with coach Eva Boncales, and Arnold Ganahon (Editorial Cartooning). Division Campus Journalism Coordinator Josie Zamora was also with the delegation.

Special gratitude and sincere appreciation is extended to Schools Division Superintendent Edilberto L. Oplenaria; the school heads of BNHS- SSP IV Pariso L. Orong, Linabo CS- Principal Carlos Rara, Bangcud CS- Principal Jesus Muring; their respective Parent Teachers Association (PTA), and the Local Government Unit of Malaybalay City.

To boost the writing skills of campus editors, workshop training for school paper advisers will be conducted early next school year to equip and enhance their skills on school paper management and coaching. Meanwhile, all school paper advisers are encouraged to organize their pool of writers at the start of the school year. –jdz

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