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- 1. 1ST PARENTS’ ORIENTATION Adviser: EdelynP. Buhawe S.Y 2025-2026 MATATAG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1ST PARENTS’ ORIENTATION
- 2. PRAYER Heavenly Father, We gatherhere today with grateful hearts, seeking Your guidance and blessings as we embark on a new school year. We thank You for the parents, teachers, and staff who are united in their commitment to the growth and well-being of our children. Grant us wisdom and understanding as we discuss the plans and goals for this year. May our conversations be filled with respect, collaboration, and a shared vision for the success of every student. We ask for Your protection over our school community, and may this partnership between parents and educators be strong, supportive, and
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- 6. AGENDA •The Selection ofhomogeneous class •Students attendance & Behaviour. •Class Schedule •Grading System •Class Rules •Students’ Documents •Presentation of Classroom Project •Subject Requirements •Election of HRPTA Officers •Others
- 7. MISSION We dream ofFilipinos who passionately love their country and whose values and competencies enable them to realize their full potential and contribute meaningfully to building the nation. As a learner-centered public institution, the Department of Education continuously improves itself to better serve its stakeholders. VISION To protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality, equitable, culture-based, and complete basic education where: Students learn in a child-friendly, gender- sensitive, safe, and motivating environment. Teachers facilitate learning and constantly nurture every learner. Administrators and staff, as stewards of the institution, ensure an enabling and supportive environment for effective learning to happen. Family, community, and other stakeholders are actively engaged and share responsibility for developing life-long learners
- 8. EDELYN P. BUHAWE EDELYN P. BUHAWE -MATHEMATICS TEACHER -TEACHER II -28 YRS. OLD -Married -Sta. Cruz, Rosario ADS
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- 10. Applied Subject SpecializedSubject GRADING SYSTEM Core Subject
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- 13. All students are requiredto be punctual and attend classes regularly. BE PUNCTUAL
- 14. ARTICLE I –SECTION II (SCHOOL POLICY) All registered and bona fide students of Lapinigan National High School shall wear the following: A. Students attire for male, plain white t-shirt/plain white polo/plain white polo shirt and pants with shoes. For female, plain white t- shirt /plain white polo /plain white polo shirt, and skirt (below the knee)/pants and shoes. WEARING OF COMPLETE UNIFORM
- 15. ARTICLE I –SECTION II (SCHOOL POLICY) All registered and bona fide students of Lapinigan National High School shall wear the following: B. Students must wear decent attire during wash day. SHS/ JHS every Wednesday. C. Short pants, porontong, tattered jeans, sleeveless, crop top and printed shirts are not allowed. D. During rainy days prescribe school attire is not compulsory. WEARING OF COMPLETE UNIFORM
- 16. ARTICLE I –SECTION III (SCHOOL POLICY) All registered and bona fide students of Lapinigan National High School are required to attend flag ceremony and report to classes on time, especially after recess and on during the first period in the afternoon. Students are expected to report five (5) minutes before the official time set for flag ceremony, recess, and first period in the afternoon. Erring students to this offense shall report to the adviser for the first to third times, but to the fourth offense they are recommended to report to the guidance counselor subjected for counselling. ATTEND FLAG CEREMONY
- 17. ARTICLE I –SECTION IV (SCHOOL POLICY) Male students are required to have proper haircut (barbers cut). Erring students to this offense shall report to the adviser for the first to third time. Fourth offense shall be recommended to report to the guidance counselor and be subjected for counselling. EVERY STUDENT SHALL OBSERVE THE APPROPRIATE AND PROPER HAIRCUT
- 18. ARTICLE I –SECTION V (SCHOOL POLICY) Students who shall be absent from classes (sickness, emergencies) shall present a written letter from their parents stating the reason for such absence to their teacher- adviser. Call, chat, and text messages from the parent or guardian shall be considered. The teacher-adviser then shall inform the subject teachers. Absences without excuse letter for the first to third offense shall be given appropriate action by their teacher- adviser. For fourth offense shall report to the school guidance counselor for counselling. STUDENT’S ATTENDANCE
- 19. ARTICLE I –SECTION VI (SCHOOL POLICY) Cutting classes is strictly prohibited. Any students found cutting classes for the first to third offense shall be given appropriate action by the subject teacher/adviser. For the fourth offense they shall report to the guidance counselor for counselling. CUTTING CLASSES
- 20. ARTICLE II –SCHOOL DISCIPLINE SECTION VI NO EARRINGS FOR BOYS NO MULTIPLE EARRINGS among Girls NO EARRINGS FOR BOYS
- 21. ARTICLE II –SCHOOL DISCIPLINE SECTION XII DO NOT GET INVOLVED IN VIOLENCE , ARGUE, OR ANY KIND THAT ASSAULTING AND INFLATING HARM TOWARDS ANY STUDENTS, EMPLOYEE, TEACHERS AND PERSON IN AUTHORITY. DO NOT GET INVOLVED IN VIOLENCE
- 22. ARTICLE II –SCHOOL DISCIPLINE SECTION XVII COMING TO THE SCHOOL UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. LIQUOR IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
- 23. ARTICLE II –SCHOOL DISCIPLINE SECTION XVII BRINGING DEADLY WEAPONS SUCH AS: KNIFE, FIGHT RING OR ANY SHARP THINGS INSIDE THE SCHOOL CAMPUS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.STUDENT CAUGHT BRINGING DEADLY WEAPON SHALL BE ADVISED TO TRANSFER DO NOT BRING DEADLY WEAPONS
- 24. PLEASE DO NOT BRING PLEASEDO NOT BRING
- 25. The following arenot allowed in school unless prior permission is granted by the school staff: radios, cell phones, tablets, iPads and other electrical equipment yoyos, darts, sling shots, and other potentially dangerous toys Pets skateboards, roller skates, rollerblades, razors valuables, extra money, computer games, items of sentimental value, fireworks, matches weapons or expensive toys gum PLEASE DO NOT BRING
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- 27. MATH TEACHER EDELYN P.BUHAWE 28 YEARS OLD GRADE 10-ARISTOTLE ADVISER
- 28. ENGLISH TEACHER JUANA DELACRUZ 30 YEARS OLD GRADE 10-NEWTON ADVISER
- 29. SCIENCE TEACHER JOHN ORIAS 31YEARS OLD GRADE 10-EINSTEIN ADVISER
- 30. FILIPINO TEACHER JESSA BRITNEY 31YEARS OLD GRADE 10-ARCHIMEDES ADVISER
- 31. ARALING PANLIPUNAN TEACHER JANDY SANTOS 31 YEARSOLD NON ADVISER
- 32. T.L.E TEACHER JASON MONTES 35YEARS OLD ICT COORDINATOR
- 33. ESP TEACHER ELENA MARQUEZ 37YEARS OLD GRADE 10- GALILEI ADVISER
- 34. MAPEH TEACHER MARICEL DELACRUZ 35 YEARS OLD GRADE 10- EDISON ADVISER
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- 37. SCHOOL SUPPLIES NEEDED BIG NOTEBOOK 8LECTURE NOTEBOOKS SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR PAPER TEST NOTEBOOK
- 38. ELECTION OF HPTA OFFICERS ELECTIONOF HPTA OFFICERS
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- 41. CONCERN S CONCERN S IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE YOU'DLIKE TO DISCUSS ABOUT YOUR CHILD'S PROGRESS AND
- 42. CONTACT DETAILS CONTACT DETAILS IF YOUNEED ANYTHING, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME TEACHEREDELYN@GMAIL.CO M 09123456789
- 43. THANKYO U THANKYO U LET US HAVEA GREAT SCHOOL YEAR AHEAD!