Muzon High School Special Education Program

💙 INCLUSION FOR ALL 💙
​Angelito M. Sarmiento High School proudly joins the entire nation in celebrating the 48th National Disability Rights Week from July 17 to 23, 2026! 🇵🇭✨
​This year’s theme, "Rights First, Legislation Forward - Strategic Action for Equal Participation and Inclusive Development," reminds us of our shared responsibility to build an environment where every learner, regardless of ability, is given the right to participate, grow, and succeed.
​At AMSHS, we are committed to fostering an inclusive community where breaking barriers and promoting equal opportunities are always at the forefront. Together, let us advocate for a world that celebrates diversity and ensures no one is left behind. 🤝🌟
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Ang kaligtasan ng bawat isa lalo na ng ating mga anak ang palaging una.

Dahil sa inaasahang epekto ng Super Typhoon , minabuti nating suspendihin muna ang FaceToFace classes at ipatupad ang Alternative Delivery Mode (ADM) sa lahat ng antas ng pampubliko at pribadong paaralan bukas Huwebes, July 9, 2026.

Batid ko po ang pag-aalala ng bawat magulang sa tuwing may banta ng masamang panahon kaya nais nating matiyak na ang ating mga mag-aaral, maging ang mga g**o at iba pang mga kawani ng paaralan ay mananatiling ligtas habang naipagpapatuloy ang pag-aaral sa loob ng kanilang mga tahanan.

Pakiusap din po sa lahat na manatili na muna tayo sa ating mga tahanan hangga't maaari, ihanda ang mga pangunahing pangangailangan ng ating pamilya, at patuloy na subaybayan ang mga opisyal na abiso ng pamahalaan at mga autoridad.

Nandito po ang inyong City Government, nakaantabay at handang umalalay sa bawat San Joseño. Magdasal tayo para sa kaligtasan ng lahat at laging magtulungan bilang isang komunidad.

Stay safe and God bless, San Joseños.

📢 ANNOUNCEMENT

Please be informed that the updated class schedule is reflected in the attached photo. All students, parents, and guardians are encouraged to review the schedule and take note of the changes.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Please be guided accordingly.

We are excited to welcome all learners as we begin another meaningful and exciting school year! Classes for School Year 2026–2027 will officially open on Monday, June 8, 2026.

Please be informed of the class schedule for the opening of classes:

Grade 7 and Grade 10:
5:50 AM – 12:00 NN

Grade 8 and Grade 9:
12:10 PM – 6:25 PM

📌 IMPORTANT REMINDERS

- The list of learners has already been posted in front of the respective classrooms.

- Please arrive early, come prepared, and follow the posted room assignments.

Sa pagpapatuloy ng Brigada Eskwela 2026 (Hunyo 1–5, 2026), higit na naipamalas ang diwa ng bayanihan, pagtutulungan, at pagkakaisa ng ating komunidad.

Narito ang ilan sa mga bagay na maaari ninyong ipagkaloob o i-donate upang makatulong sa paghahanda ng ating paaralan para sa nalalapit na pagbubukas ng klase.

Ang bawat donasyon, gaano man kaliit, ay malaking ambag sa paglikha ng isang ligtas, maayos, at kaaya-ayang kapaligiran sa pagkatuto para sa ating mga mag-aaral.

Maraming salamat sa inyong patuloy na suporta, pakikiisa, at malasakit sa ating paaralan.

Tara na at maki-Brigada Eskwela! Sama-sama nating ihanda ang paaralan para sa mas matagumpay na taong panuruan.

Celebrating 2026 National Intellectual Disability Week!
​Angelito M. Sarmiento High School celebrates the talents and smiles of our SNED learners. Today’s cooking activity proved that with the right mix of love and support, our students can achieve anything!
​"Mix, Whisk, and Cook with a Smile" — serving up success and true inclusion today at the SNED Resource Room. 🥞

𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗: DepEd Issues Advisory on the 2026 National Intellectual Disability Week

The Department of Education (DepEd), through the Bureau of Learning Delivery, encourages all public and private schools nationwide to actively participate in the observance of the 2026 National Intellectual Disability Week, in line with Proclamation No. 1385.

The celebration aims to promote awareness, appreciation, and inclusive education by highlighting the abilities, contributions, and strengths of learners with intellectual disabilities. Schools are encouraged to conduct age-appropriate, school-based activities that foster meaningful participation, understanding, and community engagement.

The National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) supports this initiative and looks forward to strengthened collaboration with DepEd and education stakeholders in advancing inclusive, accessible, and rights-based learning environments for all learners.

In view of the 2026 National Intellectual Disability Week Celebration with the theme “Ginintuang Ani ng Pag-ibig Tungo sa Matagumpay at Tunay na Inklusyon ,” scheduled on February 14–20, 2026, and pursuant to Proclamation No. 1385 (s. 1975) declaring the third week of February of every year as National Intellectual Disability Week, the Department of Education (DepEd) encourages all schools, particularly those implementing the Special Needs Education (SNEd) program, to undertake appropriate school-based activities in support of the celebration.

The celebration aims to promote awareness and appreciation of the abilities, contributions, and strengths of children and youth with intellectual disabilities; foster positive engagement and learning spaces; and cultivate inclusive education practices that support meaningful participation in the school and community.

Suggested school-based activities may include:
a. Inviting the public to visit schools and classes or other educational service providers for children and youth with intellectual disabilities;
b. Holding cultural shows, sports fests, photo and work exhibits, advocacy campaigns in radio and television shows, and other activities featuring success stories;
c. Showcasing the potential capabilities of children and youth with intellectual disabilities;
d. Conducting dialogues with parents, service providers, and stakeholders on the theme of the Celebration;
e. Discussing effective practices and systems of approach to better improve inclusion of children and youth with intellectual disabilities in the classroom, school, and community during meetings in regular classes or school programs; and
f. Organizing day camp to provide opportunities for children and youth with disabilities to experience play while having fun and to highlight the Celebration of the National Intellectual Disability Week.

These activities are intended for learners with and without disabilities, teachers, school personnel, parents, caregivers, and community stakeholders supportive of inclusive education.

In compliance with DepEd Order No. 9, s. 2005 titled “Instituting Measures to Increase Engaged Time-on-Task and Ensuring Compliance Therewith,” all activities shall be conducted without causing any disruption to regular classes, ensuring that teaching and learning activities are carried out uninterruptedly throughout the celebration week.