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Candlelight : The Official Publication of DepEd Region III Eva Imingan- Editor-In-Chief

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1) Region III athletes broke records and won 12 gold medals at the 2013 Palarong Pambansa held in Dumaguete City. Bryan Jay Pacheco set a new record in javelin throw with a distance of 57.81 meters. 2) Rafael Barretto of Bulacan won 7 gold medals in swimming and set three new Palaro records. He was named Most Valuable Player in elementary boys swimming. 3) Region III finished 4th runner up in the overall competition. RD Dr. Isabelita M. Borres and other officials received the trophy to celebrate the region's success.

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Commitment-Driven Performance by our Leaders, Character-Based Instruction for our Learners RO3 athletes break records in Palaro13 By Eva B. Imingan, EPS-OIC The athletes of Region III have posted record breaking performance in this years 56th Palarong Pambansa (also known as 2013 Palaro) held in the city of Dumaguete, Negros Oriental on April 2127, establishing new records to conquer for next year in four sporting events and went on to take home 12 gold medals to boot from seven categories played during the event. Leading the pack of warriors who triumphed during the activity is Bryan Jay Pacheco who raised the bar in Javelin Throw by scoring a powerful hurl reaching 57.81 meters overthrowing old records set by Alleloid Lumabao in 2002 and Danilo Abra in 2012. Meanwhile, the feat was also equaled by the swimming team with Rafael Barretto of Bulacan as he matched the seven-gold swim romp in the boys elementary division while setting three Palaro marks and was awarded as the Most Valuable Player in Swimming Elementary Boys. Barretto, the swimming lead- ing contender, made a debut by Great Triumph. topping the following swimming Region III is on top of the game as RD Dr. Isabelita M. Borres, Education Program Supervisors II Guillermo Bogevents: 50 meter butterfly, 50 not and Odon Santiago receives the trophy as 4th Runner-up during the 2013 Palarong Pambansa as DepEd Secmeter freestyle, 100 meter but- retary Armin Luistro and Dumaguete Mayor Manuel Chiquiting Teves Sagarbarria strike a pose to celebrate terfly, 100 meter freestyle and the the great moment. two medley relays of their swimming team by winning double gold medals and a record in one of the three categories where he joined 100 and 200 meter freestyle and the legendary 400x100meter medley relay with Bieber Pangan. RD Borres distributes Reading Recovery toolkits Marie Ann Ligsay, EPS II The Regional Director, Dr. Isabelita M. Borres distributed Reading Recovery Toolkit thru the Supply Division of the regional office to 20 recipient schools during Regional Training for School Paper Advisers held May 27-29 at RELC, Pulungbulu, Angeles City. This is in consonance with the regions total commitment to providing quality basic education for all children, youth, and adults by the year 2015 which is the main objective of the Every Child a Reader Program (ECARP) of the DepEd. The said kits were received by winning SPAs Allan P. David (Cabanatuan City); Perlita C. De Guzman (Bulacan); Don Peter Bada (Zambales); Elizabeth Sto. Domingo (Olongapo City); Dan Mark Nieto and Romeo Valderama (SJDM); Rowena N. Dela Cruz, (Prenza NHS); Nar- ciso Mendiola (Pampanga); Mirozon Valdez (Cabanatuan City) just to name a few.The reading toolkit serves as an instructional material and a guide for developing effective balanced reading programs based on the principles for early grades developmental reading program .
APRIL-JUNE 2013 ASEC Ruiz graces Brigada13 ceremony NEWS 3 By wilfredo b. yap, eps ii The Assistant Secretary for Finance of the Department of Education (DepEd), Armando C. Ruiz attended the 2013 Division Kick Off Ceremony of Brigada Eskwela held at the Santa Rosa National High School,Santa Rosa, Nueva Ecija on May 20. According to Ruiz, Brigada Eskwela refers to Bayanihan Spirit which involves the support of the DepEd officials, LGUs, nurses and local officials. Education is costly but its more costly if the children are not edu- cated, he stressed. The school was commended for its outstanding performance in the implementation of Brigada Eskwela, an annual school-pre-opening maintenance activity with active participation of the community. Mrs. Rowena Caoile (center) re ceives the Plaque of Recognition from the RD Isabelita M. Borres for being the Best Implementer of the 2012 Brigada Eskwela in an inset photo DepEd Sec. Armin Luistro strikes a pose with Mrs. Caoile. HONOR AND INTEGRITY. The DepEd Central Luzon officials demonstrating dignity and uprightness in their formal attire as they dance rigodon de amor during the Mayor s Night of the Central Luzon Regional Athletic Association (CLRAA) Meet held on April 2, 2013 at the Pasuela, Tarlac City. 209 SPAs attend regl Confab on campus journalism by damaso i. educalan & tara anne r. valdez spa, Malolos city, bulacan Some 209 School Paper Advisers (SPA) from the 20 divisions of Region III attended 2013 Regional Seminar Workshop for School Paper Advisers held on May 27-29 at the RELC, Pulungbulu Angeles City. This event is in consonance to Regional Memorandum No. 122, series 2013, issued on May 17 this year that aims to further hone the journalistic competencies and skills of SPAs by equipping them with updated knowledge and strategies in coaching the different categories in campus journalism both in English and Filipino. Moreover, the said activity aims to further enhance sustainability of Region IIIs dynamism and leadership as a consistent winner in the arena of school paper publishing as shown by the recent performance during the 2012 NSPC held in Ormoc City. The said resource speakers were Rene Aranda of the Philippine Star for cartooning; Aries Oliveros for Collaborative Desktop Publishing; Norberto Bana for Editorial writing; Elizabeth Raymundo for Scriptwriting and Radio Broadcasting; Rupert Laxamana for feature writing/ page; Rex San Diego for sports writing and sportspage, and James Constantino Galvez for newswriting and newspage, among others. Print media eyes to mold learners of ALS in Pampanga By Arnold C. Montemayor, EPS II It is interesting to know if learners are reading outside the Community Learning Centers and what type of literacy materials they are reading, also equally important, the reasons why they do not read. This research study on the Popular Print Media Literacy Among the Learners of the Alternative Learning System in the Division of Pampanga attempts to investigate the popular print media choice for ALS learners in the Province of Pampanga. Based on the result of the survey questionnaire, majority of the respondent learners who answered Yes (91.13%) still find time to read outside their classroom/learning center. The most preferred print media literacy outside the classroom/learning center was newspaper (54.87%) which ranks first; and the least preferred was comics (17.70%) which are fifth in rank. At home, the most print media literacy among learner respondents was the school textbook (37.50%) which is first in rank; and the least preferred was magazine (12.50%.) which is fifth in rank. This study points out the importance of developing the reading habit, that is, their intrinsic desire to read. In this light, different types of pocketbooks aside from the school textbooks and ALS modules should be made available in the Community Learning Centers. Moreover, comics-type educational reading materials should also be developed. Newspapers and magazines should also be made available in the Community Learning Centers. To cultivate the habit of reading from the learners is to start from what interest them most to read. Commitment-Driven Performance by our Leaders, Character-Based Instruction for our Learners

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  • 1. Commitment-Driven Performance by our Leaders, Character-Based Instruction for our Learners RO3 athletes break records in Palaro13 By Eva B. Imingan, EPS-OIC The athletes of Region III have posted record breaking performance in this years 56th Palarong Pambansa (also known as 2013 Palaro) held in the city of Dumaguete, Negros Oriental on April 2127, establishing new records to conquer for next year in four sporting events and went on to take home 12 gold medals to boot from seven categories played during the event. Leading the pack of warriors who triumphed during the activity is Bryan Jay Pacheco who raised the bar in Javelin Throw by scoring a powerful hurl reaching 57.81 meters overthrowing old records set by Alleloid Lumabao in 2002 and Danilo Abra in 2012. Meanwhile, the feat was also equaled by the swimming team with Rafael Barretto of Bulacan as he matched the seven-gold swim romp in the boys elementary division while setting three Palaro marks and was awarded as the Most Valuable Player in Swimming Elementary Boys. Barretto, the swimming lead- ing contender, made a debut by Great Triumph. topping the following swimming Region III is on top of the game as RD Dr. Isabelita M. Borres, Education Program Supervisors II Guillermo Bogevents: 50 meter butterfly, 50 not and Odon Santiago receives the trophy as 4th Runner-up during the 2013 Palarong Pambansa as DepEd Secmeter freestyle, 100 meter but- retary Armin Luistro and Dumaguete Mayor Manuel Chiquiting Teves Sagarbarria strike a pose to celebrate terfly, 100 meter freestyle and the the great moment. two medley relays of their swimming team by winning double gold medals and a record in one of the three categories where he joined 100 and 200 meter freestyle and the legendary 400x100meter medley relay with Bieber Pangan. RD Borres distributes Reading Recovery toolkits Marie Ann Ligsay, EPS II The Regional Director, Dr. Isabelita M. Borres distributed Reading Recovery Toolkit thru the Supply Division of the regional office to 20 recipient schools during Regional Training for School Paper Advisers held May 27-29 at RELC, Pulungbulu, Angeles City. This is in consonance with the regions total commitment to providing quality basic education for all children, youth, and adults by the year 2015 which is the main objective of the Every Child a Reader Program (ECARP) of the DepEd. The said kits were received by winning SPAs Allan P. David (Cabanatuan City); Perlita C. De Guzman (Bulacan); Don Peter Bada (Zambales); Elizabeth Sto. Domingo (Olongapo City); Dan Mark Nieto and Romeo Valderama (SJDM); Rowena N. Dela Cruz, (Prenza NHS); Nar- ciso Mendiola (Pampanga); Mirozon Valdez (Cabanatuan City) just to name a few.The reading toolkit serves as an instructional material and a guide for developing effective balanced reading programs based on the principles for early grades developmental reading program .
  • 2. APRIL-JUNE 2013 ASEC Ruiz graces Brigada13 ceremony NEWS 3 By wilfredo b. yap, eps ii The Assistant Secretary for Finance of the Department of Education (DepEd), Armando C. Ruiz attended the 2013 Division Kick Off Ceremony of Brigada Eskwela held at the Santa Rosa National High School,Santa Rosa, Nueva Ecija on May 20. According to Ruiz, Brigada Eskwela refers to Bayanihan Spirit which involves the support of the DepEd officials, LGUs, nurses and local officials. Education is costly but its more costly if the children are not edu- cated, he stressed. The school was commended for its outstanding performance in the implementation of Brigada Eskwela, an annual school-pre-opening maintenance activity with active participation of the community. Mrs. Rowena Caoile (center) re ceives the Plaque of Recognition from the RD Isabelita M. Borres for being the Best Implementer of the 2012 Brigada Eskwela in an inset photo DepEd Sec. Armin Luistro strikes a pose with Mrs. Caoile. HONOR AND INTEGRITY. The DepEd Central Luzon officials demonstrating dignity and uprightness in their formal attire as they dance rigodon de amor during the Mayor s Night of the Central Luzon Regional Athletic Association (CLRAA) Meet held on April 2, 2013 at the Pasuela, Tarlac City. 209 SPAs attend regl Confab on campus journalism by damaso i. educalan & tara anne r. valdez spa, Malolos city, bulacan Some 209 School Paper Advisers (SPA) from the 20 divisions of Region III attended 2013 Regional Seminar Workshop for School Paper Advisers held on May 27-29 at the RELC, Pulungbulu Angeles City. This event is in consonance to Regional Memorandum No. 122, series 2013, issued on May 17 this year that aims to further hone the journalistic competencies and skills of SPAs by equipping them with updated knowledge and strategies in coaching the different categories in campus journalism both in English and Filipino. Moreover, the said activity aims to further enhance sustainability of Region IIIs dynamism and leadership as a consistent winner in the arena of school paper publishing as shown by the recent performance during the 2012 NSPC held in Ormoc City. The said resource speakers were Rene Aranda of the Philippine Star for cartooning; Aries Oliveros for Collaborative Desktop Publishing; Norberto Bana for Editorial writing; Elizabeth Raymundo for Scriptwriting and Radio Broadcasting; Rupert Laxamana for feature writing/ page; Rex San Diego for sports writing and sportspage, and James Constantino Galvez for newswriting and newspage, among others. Print media eyes to mold learners of ALS in Pampanga By Arnold C. Montemayor, EPS II It is interesting to know if learners are reading outside the Community Learning Centers and what type of literacy materials they are reading, also equally important, the reasons why they do not read. This research study on the Popular Print Media Literacy Among the Learners of the Alternative Learning System in the Division of Pampanga attempts to investigate the popular print media choice for ALS learners in the Province of Pampanga. Based on the result of the survey questionnaire, majority of the respondent learners who answered Yes (91.13%) still find time to read outside their classroom/learning center. The most preferred print media literacy outside the classroom/learning center was newspaper (54.87%) which ranks first; and the least preferred was comics (17.70%) which are fifth in rank. At home, the most print media literacy among learner respondents was the school textbook (37.50%) which is first in rank; and the least preferred was magazine (12.50%.) which is fifth in rank. This study points out the importance of developing the reading habit, that is, their intrinsic desire to read. In this light, different types of pocketbooks aside from the school textbooks and ALS modules should be made available in the Community Learning Centers. Moreover, comics-type educational reading materials should also be developed. Newspapers and magazines should also be made available in the Community Learning Centers. To cultivate the habit of reading from the learners is to start from what interest them most to read. Commitment-Driven Performance by our Leaders, Character-Based Instruction for our Learners