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Today is National Flag Day! 🇵🇭

The national flag is the most important symbol of any country, an emblem of freedom, patriotism, and nationhood. For Filipinos, it stands as the greatest symbol of the people’s unrelenting quest for independence and deep love for the Philippines.

2ND SOK-SAY-LYMPICS
SERIES 2: "LEARN LOCAL, ACHIEVE GLOBAL"
Reading Across Disciplines through BANAS, ATBP.

Huge thank you to our dear participants for doing their best during the contest last Sunday, November 24, 2024. Keep striving and believe in yourself. To the supportive parents of the participants, thank you for understanding and unwavering support to your child.

Congratulations dear Medelians!!

JHS PARTICIPANTS:

3rd Place 🥉- Tourguiding
Czarinah Xandria Kilayko- Grade 7
Coach: Neil S. Lachica

Timog- Silangang Asya Quiz-Joseph Lloyd Mendoza
Coach: Stephany B. Padilla

World History Quiz- Shakira Loiuse Valera
Coach: Rea Mae G. Plasus

Economics Quiz- Lebron Ray Gancia
Coach: Yasmin S. Magbanua

Contemporary Issues Quiz- Reina Mae Cabigas
Coach: Meljoy D. Camarines

Traditional Poster- Athena Daquilos
Coach: Joenel D. Delfin

Digital Poster- Renzy Ann Agsam
Coach: Kisha T. Remolleno

Essay Writing- Neiza Luberas
Coach: Melinda E. Dayot

SHS PARTICIPANTS:

Tourguiding- Toni Mari Saylo
Coach: Kimberly A. Siazar

Traditional Poster: Jesha Faith Brillantes
Coach: Ade B. Arro

Digital Poster: Dion Pabiania
Coach: Icor Grace Pascual

Essay Writing: Trisha Conclara
Coach: Corazon P. Droa

Non-Print Resource Quiz- Junamil Denosta
Coach: Jennifer Sungaid

Ginaganap ang EDSA People Power Revolution tuwing ika-25 ng Pebrero. Ito ay nangyari taong 1986, habang patuloy na namumuno si Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Sr. Inaalala ngayong araw ang makasaysayang ika-37 anibersaryo ng EDSA People Power Revolution na itinuturing na tagumpay ng mga Pilipino sa pagtataguyod ng kalayaan at katarungan. Ito ay tanda ng pagtatagumpay ng bawat Pilipino na nakiisa sa pakikipaglaban para sa kalayaan ng bawat isa, lalo na ng ating bansang Pilipinas.
Ngayon, higit kailanman, huwag sana nating hayaang mabura ang kasaysayan, ang katotohanan, at patuloy nawa nating maalala.

Mahalagang aral ang iniwan ni G*t. Andres Bonifacio sa kanyang akdang tula na "Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa" sapagkat dito ay ibinahagi niya na ang pagmamahal para sa bansa ay hindi pansarili, bagkus iniisip niya rin ang mga taong nakapaligid dahil isinasaalang-alang niya ang kapakanan at kabutihan para sa lahat.

Ngayong Nobyembre 30, ating gunitain ang ika-159 anibersaryo ng kapanganakan ng Ama ng Himagsikang Pilipino at Supremo ng Katipunan na si G*t. Andres Bonifacio.

Nararapat na tularan ang hangarin ng bayani sapagkat ito ang sumisimbolo ng masidhing pagmamahal at pagmamalasakit sa bayan.

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DO YOU KNOW?

Cinco de Noviembre is Negros Day in Negros Occidental that Negrenses is celebrate every year, to commemorate the Negros Revolution that happened during the Spanish colonial rule of the island.

This year, Negros Occidental will be marking the 124th anniversary of the 1898 Negros Revolution on Saturday, November 5, 2022.

Why is Cinco de Noviembre memorable in Negros Occidental? What is its significance for the province?

Cinco de Noviembre, Spanish term for November 5, was the culmination of the secret political movement that in the year 1898 had created a government in Negros Island.

Thus, its significance in history was that the political movement had created the revolution which peaked on November 5, 1898, thereby ending the Spanish rule in Negros Island.

Therefore, it was on the Cinco de Noviembre of 1898 that resulted to the establishment of the short-lived Negros Republic, a government run by the Negrense leaders composed of the elite landowners, led by Aniceto Lacson and Juan Araneta.

The Negros Republic, though historical, existed for about three months only, as it ended abruptly when the American forces landed on Negros Island unopposed by the Negros Republic leaders on February 2, 1899, as they welcomed the Americans. The arrival of the American forces ended Negros’ independence.

The Negrense revolutionaries agreed that the revolt would begin on November 3, 1898. From northern Negros, it was to be led by Aniceto Lacson, a rich landlord from Talisay, with Nicolas Gólez as deputy commander.

From central Negros, the revolt would be led by Juan Araneta, a sugar baron of Bago City with Rafael Ramos of Himamaylan as deputy commander.

The marker at Cinco de Noviembre Street in Silay City. The street was named to commemorate the historic event.
On Cinco de Noviembre (November 5, 1898), the revolt, now popularly known as the Negros Revolution, started in Central and Northern Negros and spread to other towns including Cadiz in the north. It was the beginning of the end of the Spanish colonial rule in the island.

The rest, as they say, is history.

To commemorate the historic event in Negros Occidental, the so-called Negros Day or Negros Revolution, November 5 was declared by President Corazon Aquino as a special non-working holiday in the province through Republic Act No. 6709 signed on February 10, 1989.

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