Laurel Elementary School Batch 86

LES86 Officers’ Meeting for the 40th Alumni Homecoming happening this May 2026

Details soon.

Blessed Sunday All.

Grateful to Pres Louie Sherlock Ghostman for hosting today’s meeting.

Excited to see everyone on our 40th

Yellow

For almost a month,
The rain has not stopped.
The rain, mist, and cold that once felt
Beautiful and peaceful
Have become something we now dread.

The skies stay grey,
And the sound of rain fills our days.
Streets are flooded, homes are damp,
And the weight of the storm
Is heavy on our hearts.

In moments like this,
We remember how small we are
In the face of nature.
But even in the middle of this long storm,
We still have hope.

We believe in a God who is faithful.
A God who sees us,
A God who protects us,
A God who never leaves
Even when the winds are strong
And the water rises.

So we turn to Him,
Holding on to trust.

We ask that the rain would stop,
That the storm would lose its strength,
That the skies would clear.
We long for warmth,
Dry ground,
And rest.

We long for yellow:
Sunlight, lightness, and joy.

We pray for protection
Over our homes and families.
For enough food on the table,
For dry clothes,
Safe places to sleep,
And good health.

We lift up our children;
May they be warm, and well-fed
We pray for our pets,
Our neighbors, frontliners
And those who must leave home to work
May they be out of harm’s way.

We ask for comfort,
Provision,
And strength.

More than anything,
We hold on to this truth:

God is still good.

Even in the storm,
He is with us.
Even when things feel uncertain,
He is our anchor.

This season will pass.
And when it does,
We will say with full hearts:
God was with us,
And He carried us through.

Thank You, Jesus.

I can sleep now.🎵🎶

📸Dorai07282025💛🌻
Ambuklao Dam

🌻LES Batch 86 Alumni Prepare for 40th Anniversary Homecoming🌻

April 22, 2023, the LES Batch 86 reconnected during Jane Doguil’s homecoming from Thailand. This simple get-together at Camp John Hay was filled with reminiscing, fun, food, and laughter. Inspired by the event, the group decided to elect a set of officers to prepare for the 40th LES Batch 86 Alumni Homecoming in April 2026.

Between April 2023 and April 2026, LES Batch 86 envisions activities that will further connect classmates from the Philippines and around the globe. They also plan to give back to their alma mater, Jose P. Laurel Elementary School, formerly known as Laurel Elementary School, where the batch’s bond began.

The elected officers are:

President:** Louie De Guzman
Vice-President:** Allan Maquinto
Secretary:** Johnny Passion
Treasurer:** Anna Lee Luzada
Auditor:** Jeffrey Viernes
Press Relations Officer:**Susan Collado
Business Managers:
**Sherlyn Carandang
**Yolanda Apostol
** Rhodora Aniban

-DoraiAnibanNgolob🌻💛06202024

First LES Batch 86 Giving Back Activity

**June 3, 2024** – The LES Batch 86 has initiated a generous contribution to their Alma Mater, Jose P. Laurel Elementary School, by donating a range of “Edutainment” board games and learning materials.

This donation marks the beginning of a series of activities aimed at enhancing the library's collection of learning materials and books. Both JPLES and LES Batch 86 share a vision of a library enriched with a wide array of book collections and educational resources, accessible both onsite and virtually.

The donation included a total of 86 items, valued at 19, 000 pesos, comprising educational board games, puzzles, small dictionaries, and more. The batch members personally pooled their resources to ensure the success of this inaugural activity.

This effort reflects LES Batch 86’s commitment to giving back and supporting the educational growth of current students at Jose P. Laurel Elementary School.

—-DoraiAnibanNgolob🌻💛06102024