DepEd Tayo Alaminos City

3 weeks ago

True to its initiatives and commitment to support learning, through empowering the school leaders and helping them plan, design and implement interventions that address challenges and bottlenecks encountered by teachers and learners in schools and inside the classroom, the Schools Division Office of Alaminos City conducted the monitoring and validation of Project Initiative Plan (PIP) and Re-Entry Action Plan (REAP) documents and implementation on April 07 and 08, 2025.

Dr. Diana Marie A. Gaspar-Oiguan and Mr. Leomar C. Abarra, Senior Education Program Specialists in Human Resource Development with Planning and Research and School Management Monitoring and Evaluation with Social Mobilization and Networking, respectively, conducted the two-day monitoring and validation of PIP and REAP documents and implementation in various elementary schools in the Division. They also provided timely and relevant technical assistance which will help the school heads in the post implementation activities of their projects and in the preparation of pertinent paper, documents and means of verifications which will serve as the evidence of the implemented PIPs and REAPs.

Meanwhile, Dr. Ely S. Ubaldo, CESO VI, Schools Division Superintendent; Dr. Wilfredo E. Sindayen, CESO VI, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent; Dr. Arturo R. Viray, Chief Education Supervisor of the Schools Governance and Operations Division, and Dr. Orlando I Guerrero, Chief Education Supervisor of the Curriculum Implementation Division, extended their full support to the said activity and instructed Dr. Oiguan and Mr. Abarra to encourage other school heads to prepare their PIP and REAP and to conceptualize, design and conduct intervention projects, too, that will help uplift the learning outcomes of school children in SDO Alaminos City. (Photos by Mr. Jerome E. Molina, Administrative Aide VI- HRD with PR unit) ... See MoreSee Less

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DepEd Tayo Alaminos City

3 weeks ago

Alaminos City National High School Achieved Remarkable Success in the CSE Numerical Ability National Competition 2025

Alaminos City National High School made an outstanding performance in the Civil Service Examination (CSE) Numerical Ability National Competition 2025.

Students from the school showcased their exceptional knowledge and skills, earning a total of 56 gold, 23 silver, and 6 bronze medals. Their remarkable achievements were celebrated through a courtesy call and a re-awarding ceremony during the flag raising ceremony, attended by Dr. Ely S. Ubaldo, CESO VI, Schools Division Superintendent; Dr. Wilfredo E. Sindayen, CESO VI, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent; Dr. Orlando I. Guerrero, Chief of the Curriculum Implementation Division; Dr. Arturo R. Viray, Chief Education Supervisor – SGOD; Dr. Adolfo B. Medrano, Education Program Supervisor in Mathematics; and Ms. Rosalie R. Sarmiento, Administrative Officer V, along with other SDO personnel.

In addition to the students’ success, their coaches, Ma. Teresa B. Garcia, Marcelo M. Garcia, Mary Joy C. Mendez, Micaela Jomil D. Tizon, Dr. Cristy Grace W. Bautista, and Mary Grace O. Riño were also recognized for their competent leadership, receiving the Top 4, 5, 7, 9, 17, and 19 Best Coach Awards across various categories, respectively. The school ranked 4th in the Top 10 Best Performing Schools, further cementing their reputation as one of the nation's top achievers in the competition.

The CSE Numerical Ability National Competition gathers the brightest young minds from across the country, challenging them with complex problems and promoting development of mathematical skills. This event serves as a platform for students to showcase their problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

The success of Alaminos City National High School emphasizes the school’s strong commitment to academic excellence, supported by Dr. Adolfo B. Medrano, Education Program Supervisor - Mathematics; Rey B. Pascua, OIC - School Principal IV, Alicia O. Damasco, Head Teacher III – Mathematics and teacher-coaches.

The Schools Division Officials praised the students’ remarkable achievements, highlighting their significant role in elevating Alaminos City’s standing in mathematics. They expressed deep pride in the students’ success and extended their heartfelt wishes for continued excellence in future competitions.

List of Winners

LEVEL 2-GRADE 7

1st Place - GOLD

1. MARC ENZO P. LAZO
2. SABRINA NICOLE M. ORLINO
3. GREYVIN ALLEN T. CORBILLON
4. KEITH LAWRENCE A. ESTRADA
5. ERICKA S. PAÑGAN
6. JOHN CARL C. MADAYAG
7. RYAN GABRIEL A. MARCOS

2nd Place – SILVER

1. MELODY R. GUILLERMO
2. SHAUN JAMIELLE M. PARAISO
3. MARIONALYN FAITH B. MUYOT
4. ARIANNA C. SERRANO
5. KAEL JENNAROH B. BALAGAT


3rd Place – BRONZE

1. KAISER ABISHAI LEVY S. SAYLAGO
2. KIM AUBREY R. RAGUDOS


LEVEL 3-GRADE 8


1ST Place - GOLD

1. DENVER ADAM M. SABULAO
2. ELIJAH GILBERT G. SORIANO
3. KYLE REYVEN C. PAMO
4. SHAN KIAN E. MANUEL
5. VON CEDRIC M. QUIAM

2nd Place - SILVER

1. MATT LIAM B. PLEYTO
2. JED LORENZO D. CARASI
3. PRINCESS BRENDRIC H. OBOZA
4. NICKAH FIONNA G. ORFINADA
5. ALJHEA RANIAGA
3RD Place - BRONZE

1. ANFRED IAN E. ARAFILES
2. ANDREI YUSEF P. LIRAZAN


LEVEL 4-GRADE 9


1st Place – Gold

1. JAMES CYNDREX R. PADUYOS
2. JOHN CHRISTOPHER C. DE LOYOLA
3. RHEA MAE B. HUMILDE
4. RIAN EMJEI B. GATCHALIAN
5. SJ ANDRO F. DAYAP
6. ARYAN A. MENDEZ
7. BRITANICA M. BRISTOL
8. CASSHEAN DANE D. TUGADE
9. FRIAH MAY J. NAVARRO
10. KHAIREL P. INJANG
11. KNICA M. OCAMPO
12. NAOMEE JANNA B. RABAGO
13. CLARENCE D. NATIVIDAD
14. JARED V. PE
15. KRYZAH LLAYANA L. CATABAY
16. MART LESTER M. ROSAL
17. MATT GEO M. LAYA
18. JAYDISN HUMILDE
19. JOHN PATRICK R. GARCIA
20. NORMAN JR. E. DUMPIT
21. TRIXIE MARIE C. ABUEVA


2nd Place - SILVER

1. CHRISTIAN P. MENESES
2. JESUS ALTEA KRAM B. DAYUTA
3. ZAIJAN NAYLO B. DEL MUNDO
4. CHARISH P. VALDEZ


LEVEL 5-GRADE 10 AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL


1st Place – Gold

1. AARON P. PAGADOR
2. ABIGAIL MAE I. BARIL
3. ADRIANAH MHER T. RABANAL
4. ALTEA BIANCA C. ONIA
5. ANGEL SWEET V. RABANERA
6. CRIZAN JOY P. PEREZ
7. DJAY A. FRANCIA
8. EDUARDO JR. C. MOLAR
9. ELAIZA C. NATIVIDAD
10. ERICEL GLAYN D. ROCUTAN
11. GABRIEL XANDRE Q. NATAVIO
12. GIAN JOSEPH N. ISON
13. JAIRA M. PADAOANG
14. JAMES NATHANIEL A. MOTA
15. JANELLA MONIQUE M. DEJESA
16. JASMINE ALLYSA C. REYNALDO
17. JOANA CIELO G. PILAPIL
18. JOSHUA MAE R. RABADON
19. JOZA MAE C. JAVIER
20. JUSTIN D. ABONGAN
21. KEN-IVAN B. VELASCO
22. LORIENE ESTRELLA JOY PANSOY
23. MARIA CECILIA Q. MACASILLI
24. MARIEL WYNE C. CABILDO
25. MARK ANTHONY R. REAL
26. MARY DAPHNIE D. MARQUEZ
27. MC ANDREI M. QUITANIA
28. MICHAELA JEAN A. FERNANDEZ
29. MIKE LAWRENCE C. SAN JOSE
30. NOMER JAY C. FLORES
31. RONNIE JR. T. ABARRA
32. MAYCHELLE VIVIENE R. CAMBA
33. HERMAINE BANTOLA
34. JANSEN DAVE M. SUMINGIT
35. MARY ANTONETTE W. BONZO
36. MATT TERENCE RAROQUE
37. ROSELLE ESTABILLO
38. AIRA NARVAZA
39. FRANCES LORAINE COLEEN YASAY
40. ANDREI LOUISE C. CORPUZ
41. DANNAH RHYZ C. GULEN
42. MAEBELLE A. MANSILUNGAN
43. RYAN KENNETH R. ANIEVAS
44. STACEY ANNE A. ARMSTRONG
45. TYNE A. BACALA
46. ZHYRYNN HARP R. MENDEZ
47. ZEDE DELA CRUZ
48. BENJAMIN V. CELINO III
49. PRECIOUS JOY N. CAMBA
50. ALVA VENICE C. ORTEZA
51. ASHLEY NICOLE M. BEZ
52. GLEZL GLENN A. NACITO
53. KYLA CASSANDRA P. TABOY
54. MARY ANN B. DE FRANCIA
55. PRINCESS SHAMIRA R. OGENA
56. XAIYESHA DOMINIQUE USON


2nd Place – Silver

1. DANIELLE ANN B. BALBOA
2. FERDINAND N. NATIVIDAD JR.
3. JEROME B. BARRANTES
4. MARRIA AMEURFINA I. PULMANO
5. RAPAHEL LUIS J. RARANGA
6. LATRELL KEITH S. CALUB


3rd Place – Bronze

1. RUTH MONIQUE P. TOMAS
2. CHARLES JAYLORD S. ALMONTE ... See MoreSee Less

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