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Grade 3 SMART Learning Community Maximizes Technology in Term 1 Examination Through WayGroundThe Grade 3 SMART Learning ...
07/09/2026

Grade 3 SMART Learning Community Maximizes Technology in Term 1 Examination Through WayGround

The Grade 3 SMART Learning Community of Baguio Central School continues to embrace technology-enhanced learning and assessment as learners from Grade 3 Mahinahon and Grade 3 Masipag utilized their gadgets during the conduct of their Term 1 Examination through the WayGround Application.

As part of the SMART Learning Community's innovative approach to education, learners took their examinations digitally using their own gadgets. The WayGround platform provided an engaging, organized, and efficient assessment experience, allowing teachers to administer examinations while monitoring learners' progress and performance.

One of the most beneficial features of WayGround is its real-time assessment and immediate feedback system. After learners completed and submitted their examinations, their results were automatically generated, allowing teachers to promptly review their performance. This significantly reduces the waiting time for examination results and enables teachers to identify learners who may need additional intervention, remediation, or enrichment.

Moreover, WayGround strengthens the partnership between the school and parents. Through its reporting and sharing features, teachers were able to immediately send learners' examination scores to their respective parents and guardians. This ensures that parents are updated about their children's academic progress and performance in school.

The immediate feedback feature promotes transparency and timely communication between teachers and parents. Instead of waiting several days for examination papers to be checked and returned, parents can receive updates about their child's performance shortly after the assessment. This allows them to recognize their children's achievements and provide immediate support when needed.

The utilization of the WayGround Application demonstrates the Grade 3 SMART Learning Community's commitment to maximizing technology to make learning and assessment more efficient, interactive, data-driven, and responsive to the needs of learners.

Through the responsible use of gadgets and innovative digital platforms, Baguio Central School continues to explore meaningful ways of integrating technology into educationβ€”empowering learners, supporting teachers, and strengthening collaboration with parents.

Together, we create a SMART learning environment where technology enhances learning and every learner's progress matters!









KICKS OF GLORY: YOUNG TAEKWONDO STARS STRIKE GOLD!Congratulations to our young Taekwondo athletes for their outstanding ...
05/09/2026

KICKS OF GLORY: YOUNG TAEKWONDO STARS STRIKE GOLD!

Congratulations to our young Taekwondo athletes for their outstanding performance at the 2nd City of San Fernando Taekwondo Invitational Championships, held at DMMMSU Mid La Union, City of San Fernando, La Union!

πŸ₯‡πŸ₯ˆ Geoffrey Jacob D. Pay-oen

Poomsae – Taegeuk 6: Silver Medal
Kyorugi – Grade School Advanced: Gold Medal

πŸ₯‡πŸ₯‡ Tom Jethro Malidom – Grade 4 SSES-B

Poomsae – Taegeuk 6: Gold Medal
Kyorugi – Grade School Advanced: Gold Medal

Their impressive victories reflect their discipline, courage, perseverance, and commitment to excellence. The entire school community proudly celebrates this remarkable achievement!

Keep kicking high, aiming higher, and inspiring others. Congratulations, young champions!


Happy Teachers’ Month, Baguio Central School!From September 5 to October 5, 2026, we celebrate the dedication, passion, ...
05/09/2026

Happy Teachers’ Month, Baguio Central School!

From September 5 to October 5, 2026, we celebrate the dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment of our teachers who continue to inspire and shape the lives of every learner.

With this year's theme, β€œTogether4Teachers: Teacher Ikaw Naman,” let us take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to the mentors who teach with compassion, serve with purpose, and help build a brighter future.

To all our amazing teachers, saludo kami sa inyong sakripisyo at pagmamahal sa mga bata!

Happy Teachers’ Month! Thank you for being our inspiration and for making a difference every day.

πŸ“£ OUR PGS JOURNEY BEGINS. Our Vision. Our Strategy. Our Commitment. The Schools Division Office of Baguio City begins it...
03/09/2026

πŸ“£ OUR PGS JOURNEY BEGINS.

Our Vision. Our Strategy. Our Commitment.

The Schools Division Office of Baguio City begins its journey through the Performance Governance System (PGS)β€”a strategic framework that aligns our people, resources, and actions toward better outcomes for every learner.

🎯 WHY PGS?
Because learner well-being and resilience require more than academic success. PGS provides a whole-of-division approach to building safe, supportive, and future-ready schools.

🏁 INITIATION STAGE COMPLETED!
We have established the foundation for our PGS journey through our Strategic Position, Strategy Map, Early Wins, and alignment with key planning and governance frameworks.

🀝 WHAT'S NEXT?
As we move forward, stakeholders can expect stronger partnerships, data-driven actions, responsive programs, continuous improvement, and shared accountability.

πŸ₯„ PGS BITES
To keep everyone informed and engaged, PGS BITES will bring you bite-sized updates, milestones, insights, and information about our PGS journeyβ€”one bite at a time.

πŸ’™πŸ’š Our Vision. Our Strategy. Our Commitment.
Our PGS Journey Begins.

A FRIENDLY REMINDER TO ALL PARENTS AND GUARDIANSLet Us Work Together to Keep Our Children SafeDear Parents and Guardians...
02/09/2026

A FRIENDLY REMINDER TO ALL PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Let Us Work Together to Keep Our Children Safe

Dear Parents and Guardians,
The increasing number of reported bullying incidents involving children is a concern that needs the attention of both the school and the home. As parents and teachers, we share the same goal: we do not want our children to become victims of bullying, and we also do not want them to hurt, threaten, or bully others.
Children spend many hours outside our direct supervision. They may experience problems that they are afraid or ashamed to tell us about. They may be victims, witnesses, or even involved in bullying without adults immediately knowing. For this reason, we encourage every parent and guardian to remain involved in their child's daily life.
Please help us keep our children safe by doing the following:
1. Talk to your child every day. Spare some time, especially in the evening, to ask about their day. Ask what made them happy, what bothered them, and whether anything happened that made them feel afraid, uncomfortable, or unsafe.
2. Encourage your child to speak openly. Listen calmly when your child shares a problem. Let them know that they can come to you for help and that serious concerns should not be kept secret.
3. Know where your child is. Aside from the time they are in school, know where they go, especially after classes, during weekends, and when spending time with friends.
4. Know your child's friends and companions. Take time to know the people your child regularly spends time with. Friends and peer groups can greatly influence a child's behavior and decisions.
5. Monitor your child's arrival at home. Know their expected travel time from school to home. If they are unusually late, communicate with them and find out where they are.
6. Be aware of your child's activities, including online activities. Bullying can also happen through group chats, social media, online games, and other digital platforms. Teach children to use technology responsibly and respectfully.
7. Watch for changes in behavior. Sudden fear of going to school, unexplained injuries, missing belongings, frequent sadness or anger, withdrawal from friends, or unusual changes in behavior may be signs that a child needs help.
8. Check your child's school bag and belongings from time to time. This is part of responsible parental supervision. Make sure they are not bringing weapons, dangerous objects, or other prohibited items to school.
9. Teach kindness, respect, and self-control at home. Remind children that teasing, name-calling, threatening, hitting, pushing, taking another person's belongings, humiliating others, and deliberately excluding or hurting someone are not acceptable behaviors.
10. Teach children not to fight back or take matters into their own hands. When there is a problem, encourage them to move away from danger and immediately seek help from a teacher, parent, or another trusted adult.
11. Encourage children to report bullying and abuse. If they witness bullying, experience bullying themselves, or believe that another child's rights are being violated, they should immediately tell their teacher, adviser, School Head, parent, or another trusted adult. Reporting is not being a "sumbungero" or "sumbungera." Reporting can prevent someone from getting hurt.
12. Communicate regularly with your child's teacher. Parents and teachers should work as partners. Early communication can help us understand concerns and address problems before they become more serious.
13. Most importantly, let us remind our children that being strong does not mean hurting others, and asking for help is not a sign of weakness. Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and protectedβ€”in school, at home, in the community, and online.
14. Keeping our children safe is a shared responsibility. The school cannot do it alone, and parents should not have to do it alone. When the home, school, and community work together, we can better protect our children and guide them toward becoming kind, responsible, and respectful individuals.
Thank you, dear parents and guardians, for being our partners in keeping every child safe.

BAGUIO CENTRAL SCHOOL
Safe Children. Caring Adults. Responsible Community.

02/09/2026

HAPPY 127th FOUNDATION DAY BAGUIO CENTRAL SCHOOL!!!

Health Awareness: Leptospirosis and Dengue PreventionBaguio Central School continues to promote health awareness among l...
30/08/2026

Health Awareness: Leptospirosis and Dengue Prevention

Baguio Central School continues to promote health awareness among learners through creative and informative educational posters about Leptospirosis and Dengue.

The posters help learners understand what these diseases are, how they are transmitted, their common symptoms, and most importantly, the ways to prevent them. Learners are reminded to practice proper hygiene, avoid contaminated floodwaters, eliminate mosquito breeding grounds, and keep both their homes and school surroundings clean.

Through age-appropriate and engaging visual materials, we aim to empower our young learners with essential knowledge that can help protect themselves, their families, and the community.

Let us all work together for a cleaner, healthier, and safer community!

Prevent Dengue!
Avoid Leptospirosis!
Stay Clean, Stay Healthy, Stay Safe!

24/08/2026

AN APPEAL TO OUR PARENTS
Let Learning Continue Despite the Rain
Dear Parents and Guardians,​
For almost 15 days, Baguio City has experienced continuous rains that resulted in the suspension of face-to-face classes. During these suspensions, our school shifted to the Hinay Modality so that learning could continue at home. However, based on our monitoring, many learners were unable to accomplish or participate in the learning activities provided by their teachers. As a result, many valuable learning days have been lost.​
With this, we respectfully appeal to our parents and guardians: as long as there is no official class suspension advisory from the City Mayor's Office, DepEd, or other authorized offices, please allow your children to come to school. Rain alone should not prevent us from continuing the learning process when authorities have determined that conditions still allow the conduct of classes.​
When sending your children to school during rainy weather, please make sure that they are properly protected. Let them wear appropriate raincoats or jackets, use umbrellas, and, if possible, wear rubber boots or other suitable footwear. Please also provide extra clothing when necessary. Their safety and health should always remain our priority.​
We cannot control the rain, but we can control how we respond to it. We can teach our children that challenges do not always have to stop us from moving forward. Coming to school properly protected from the rain is also an opportunity to develop resilience, responsibility, and determination. We want our learners to understand that even when circumstances are difficult, learning must continue. We cannot afford to stop.​
At the same time, we fully recognize the judgment and responsibility of every parent for the safety of their child. If you believe that the weather or the conditions along your child's route to school are unsafe, it remains your discretion not to send your child to school. Conditions may differ from one area to another, and parents are in the best position to assess the immediate situation affecting their children.​
We therefore ask for your continued cooperation and support. When face to face classes are not officially suspended and it is safe for your child to travel, let us bring our learners back to their classrooms and make every school day count.​
The rain may continue, but so must learning. We cannot stop the rain, but together, we can help our children learn how to move forward despite it.​
Thank you for your understanding, cooperation, and continued support for the education and safety of our learners.​
BAGUIO CENTRAL SCHOOL

🎢 BCS Ukulele Class Announcement  Baguio Central School invites all teachers and parents to join the Ukulele Class Orien...
19/08/2026

🎢 BCS Ukulele Class Announcement

Baguio Central School invites all teachers and parents to join the Ukulele Class Orientation on Saturday, August 22 at 3:30 PM onwards.

Come strum with us under the theme β€œOne Strum, One Rhythm, One BCS Community” and discover the joy of music together.

πŸ“ž For details, contact:
- Teachers: Ma’am Maricel Mateo / Ma’am Chrizelle V. Emingan (09760307576)
- Parents: Ma’am Linda B. Longay / Ma’am Jessica Moc-eng (09685097543)

Let’s strum together, let’s grow together!

π—•π—”π—šπ—¨π—œπ—’ π—–π—˜π—‘π—§π—₯π—”π—Ÿ π—¦π—–π—›π—’π—’π—Ÿ π—–π—’π— π— π—¨π—‘π—œπ—§π—¬ π—–π—›π—˜π—–π—ž-π—œπ—‘  Dear Baguio Central School Family,  After days of heavy rains, we want to chec...
10/08/2026

π—•π—”π—šπ—¨π—œπ—’ π—–π—˜π—‘π—§π—₯π—”π—Ÿ π—¦π—–π—›π—’π—’π—Ÿ π—–π—’π— π— π—¨π—‘π—œπ—§π—¬ π—–π—›π—˜π—–π—ž-π—œπ—‘

Dear Baguio Central School Family,

After days of heavy rains, we want to check in on our learners, parents/guardians, and the whole school community. Your safety and well-being come first.

HOW ARE YOU TODAY?
React to this post to let us know:

πŸ‘ SAFE & WELL – We are okay and safe.
😒 NEED HELP – We are affected and may need assistance.
❀️ PRAY & SUPPORT – We are safe and we can help through prayers and care for others.

πŸ‘‰ If you react 😒, please send a private message right away to your adviser or the school Messenger so we can respond to your needs.

No learner or family should feel alone during these difficult times. Let us continue to look after one another, stay informed, and follow the guidance of authorities.

Stay safe, Baguio Central School Family!

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Baguio City
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