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This document is an award certificate for excellence given to a student for their presentation skills during an exhibit held on April 28, 2023. The certificate recognizes their amazing skills and is signed by the SHS Principal, General Biology Teacher, and Vice President for Academics to commend their work.

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AWARD
OF EXCELLENCE
Best Presenter
An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during
at the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate
with gratitude.
SHS Principal
General Biology Teacher
Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED
Sharon Rose G. Denorog
Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN
Vice president for Academics

AWARD
OF EXCELLENCE
Best Presenter
An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during
the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate
with gratitude.
SHS Principal
General Biology Teacher
Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED
Sharon Rose G. Denorog
Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN
Vice president for Academics

AWARD
OF EXCELLENCE
Best PowerPoint Presentation
An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during
the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate
with gratitude.
SHS Principal
General Biology Teacher
Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED
Sharon Rose G. Denorog
Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN
Vice president for Academics

AWARD
OF EXCELLENCE
Outstanding Project
An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during
the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate
with gratitude.
SHS Principal
General Biology Teacher
Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED
Sharon Rose G. Denorog
Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN
Vice president for Academics

AWARD
OF EXCELLENCE
Audience Choice Award
An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during
the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate
with gratitude.
SHS Principal
General Biology Teacher
Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED
Sharon Rose G. Denorog
Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN
Vice president for Academics

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1. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Best Presenter An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during at the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

2. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Best Presenter An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

3. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Best Presenter An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

4. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Best Presenter An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

5. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Best PowerPoint Presentation An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

6. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Best PowerPoint Presentation An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

7. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Outstanding Project An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

8. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Outstanding Project An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

9. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Audience Choice Award An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

10. AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Audience Choice Award An honorable mention to his/her for showing amazing skills during the Exhibit held on the 28th of April, 2023. We give this certificate with gratitude. SHS Principal General Biology Teacher Louielyn D. Torremocha, LPT, MAED Sharon Rose G. Denorog Anabel V. Franada, RN, MN Vice president for Academics

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