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Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm. The beautiful thing about learning is that, no one can take it away from you.
Ladies and gentlemen, the processional march!!
Let us all stand and behold the handsome and gorgeous members of the graduating class together with their parents.
Let us also welcome our diligent and lovely faculty members (Mention each grade Adviser and their names.
The Supportive Barangay Councils lead by Honorable Maila F. Yazar.
Our very own principal Mr. Joel C. Moreno together with the guest speaker ma’am Digna B. Mustacisa.
Please stand, for an invocation through audio visual presentation, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem to be conducted by Mrs. Sherry Ann C. Labian teacher 3 and a Grade 3 Adviser.
Please be seated.
OPENING
Graduation Day is always a day of rejoicing, for it marks the conclusion of an educational journey and the commencement of another more uncertain and more difficult part of mans’ quest for a better life and future.
Truly, today, signifies the culmination of many years of hard work in the relentless pursuit of knowledge: knowledge that will enable a person to embrace opportunities and take on challenges with clear vision and purpose.
To our active and supportive Barangay councils headed by honorable Maila F. Yazar, to our strong and energetic principal Mr. Joel C. Moreno, to the ever engaging & brilliant principal 2 of San Roque Elementary School, Ma’am Digna B, Mustacisa, faculty members, parents, students, friends, ladies and gentlemen, Good Afternoon!! Welcome to Bagacay Elementary School Graduation Ceremony for the School year 2021-2022 with the Theme; K to 12 Graduates; Pursuing Dreams and Fostering Resilience in the face of Adversity.
At this moment, to formally recognize all of you, please help me welcome our very own principal Mr. Joel C. Moreno to present the graduates and after which is the confirmation of the candidates for graduation by ma’am Digna B. Mustacisa.
Congratulations Our Dear Graduates!!!!
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Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm. The beautiful thing about learning is that, no one can take it away from you.
Ladies and gentlemen, the processional march!!
Let us all stand and behold the handsome and gorgeous members of the graduating class together with their parents.
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The Supportive Barangay Councils lead by Honorable Maila F. Yazar.
Our very own principal Mr. Joel C. Moreno together with the guest speaker ma’am Digna B. Mustacisa.
Please stand, for an invocation through audio visual presentation, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem to be conducted by Mrs. Sherry Ann C. Labian teacher 3 and a Grade 3 Adviser.
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This document contains grading records for a 6th grade Science and Health class at Immaculate Conception Catholic School for two grading periods. In the first grading period, the document lists the students' scores on quizzes, recitation, projects, exams and their overall averages. In the second grading period, all scores are listed as not applicable, as grades had not been recorded yet for that period.
Resume
This document contains personal information about Crisyl R. Sumadsad, including her date of birth, place of birth, contact details, parents' names, educational background from primary school through college, and current civil status as single. It lists her educational attainment from 2004 to 2013 at schools in Siniloan, Laguna, Philippines including elementary, high school, and college degrees.
Realize
The song is about realizing that two people are perfect for each other but neither can clearly communicate their feelings. The chorus describes how if each person just realized what the other has realized, that they are perfect for each other and will never find another, they would never have to wonder if they missed out on being together. The bridge continues this theme, saying it won't be the same if feelings are not mutual and met halfway.
Graduation
This short letter congratulates someone named Khreiz for an unspecified achievement. It encourages Khreiz to always believe in themselves and their ability to achieve wonderful dreams. The writer, signing as Crisyl, wishes God's blessings on Khreiz and asks them to always take care of themselves.
Fall For You
The song is about falling in love again with someone despite past fights and difficulties. The singer knows the relationship is wearing on their partner but promises that tonight they will fall for each other again and hopes the other person doesn't make them change their mind so they can continue being together, as finding someone as special would be impossible.
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- 1. I. Pagpasok: Panauhing Tagapagsalita XIII. Habilinan at Pagsusulitan Gng. Crizelda E. Caisip Mga Panauhin, Mga Magulang at Gurong Namamahala – KNHS mga Batang Magsisitapos Gng. Digna Lanip II. Doksolohiya Mga Piling Mag-aaral Pangulo ng Samahan ng mga Magulang Ikalimang Karangalan ng mga magsisipagtapos III. Pambansang Awit Armen Serrano/Maribeth Bagayan XIV. Seremonya ng Kandila Mga Guro at mga Batang Nagsipagtapos Mag-aaral – Ikalawang Antas XV. Pagsasabit ng Medalya/Laso ng IV. Panunumpa sa Watawat Mark Lorenzo Karangalan Mga Bata at Magulang Ika-Anim na Karangalan XVI. Talumpati Edward A. Bacaiso V. Pambungad na Pananalita Gng. Crizelda E. Caisip Ikawalang Karangalan Gurong Namamahala – KNHS Roman M. Viterbo VI. Panimulang Awit Mga Batang Magsisitapos Unang Karanglan VII. Pagpapahayag ng mga Magsisitapos Gng. Anie C. Mandasoc XVII. Pagpapakilala sa Panauhing Gurong Tagapayo – IV St. Michael Tagapagsalita Gng. Minerva S. Cartavio VIII. Pagpapatunay G. Edgardo A. Coladilla Guro Punong Guro III – SNHS XVIII. Mensahe Bb. Jenepher B. Madrid IX. Pagpapatibay Dr. Leonida C. Bueno Panauhing Tagapagsalita ES – I Filipino XIX. Mga Pagbati at Mensahe G. Edgardo Coladilla X. Pagsasabit ng Laso ng Pagtatapos Mga Bata at Magulang Punong Guro III XI. Paggagawad ng Katibayan ng Pagtatapos Dr. Leonida C. Bueno Dr. Leonida C. Bueno ES – I Filipino ES – I Filipino G. Edgardo A. Coladilla Kgg. Guilmor De Leon Acero Punong Guro III – SNHS Punong Bayan Gng. Crizelda E. Caisip Kgg. Sedfrey L. Realeza Gurong Namamahala – KNHS Punong Barangay – Kapatalan XII. Panunumpa Gloria A. Monreal XX. Pananaw Sarah Jane N. Paningbatan Ikatlong Karangalan Ikaapat na Karangalan XXI. Awit ng Pagtatapos Mga Batang Nagsipagtapos XXII. Pampinid na Pananalita G. Mario Asedillo Pangulo – PTCA