Mother Goose Dagupan

A Heartfelt Gathering: Mother Goose Special School System’s Traditional Thanksgiving Mass

The air was filled with warmth and gratitude as Mother Goose Special School System Inc. gathered for its annual Traditional Thanksgiving Mass, a cherished event that brings together the entire school community in celebration of blessings and unity. Officiated by Father Christopher Quimo , the Mass served as a beautiful reminder of the school’s core values of faith, compassion, and shared purpose.

Teachers and staff from all branches of the Mother Goose system traveled to the main campus to participate, their colorful attires adding vibrancy to the sacred space. As Father Quimo led the congregation in prayers and reflections, he emphasized the importance of giving thanks not only for material gifts but also for the relationships that shape our lives — from the students we nurture to the colleagues who stand by us every day.

After the service, teachers and staff gathered for a simple reception, sharing stories, laughter, and traditional dishes. The atmosphere was one of genuine camaraderie, as colleagues who often work in separate branches took the time to connect and strengthen the bonds that make the Mother Goose community so special.

Our brilliant students Josiah Balisi and Katherina Orduña have earned Bronze medals in the national round of the International Mathematics Olympiad Competition of Southeast Asia (IMOCSEA)and International Science Olympiad Competition of Southeast Asia (ISOCSEA) respectively—qualifying them for the International Round in Osaka Japan!

Math and Science wizard_ Josiah Balisi
🥉Bronze, IMOCSEA National Round and 🥉 Bronze in ISOCSEA National Round

Science star_ Katherina Orduña
🥉 Bronze, ISOCSEA National Round

Congratulations to both for their outstanding achievement and best wishes as they represent us on the Southeast Asian stage!

Bronze Victory for Our Tiny Titan: Tan Tan

Meet Tan Tan — proof that great things really do come in small packages. At the recent taekwondo meet, this talented student stepped onto the mat with unwavering focus and fierce determination, emerging as a bronze medalist.

Despite his compact frame, Tan Tan’s skills speak volumes: his sharp kicks, quick footwork, and strategic moves left judges and opponents alike impressed. His win is a testament to countless hours of practice, grit, and a passion that far outweighs his size.

We’re so proud to call him one of our own — a true champion who shows us that strength isn’t measured in inches, but in heart.

Please be advised that classes in all levels are suspended on November 13,2025 Thursday in commemoration of the birth anniversary of the late Speaker Eugenio Perez. This is in accordance with Republic Act No. 6721 to honor his contributions.

Regular face to face classes will resume on Friday, November 14, 2025.

NOVEMBER 13: A HOLIDAY HONORING THE FATHER OF DAGUPAN CITY

Every November 13 is a special public holiday in Pangasinan to commemorate the birth anniversary of Speaker Eugenio Padlan Perez, author of the law that converted Dagupan into a city. The holiday was declared under Republic Act No. 6721, signed by President Corazon Aquino in 1989.

Born on November 13, 1896 in Sitio Obong, Basista (then part of San Carlos), Perez served as Speaker of the House of Representatives from 1946 to 1953 and co-founded the Liberal Party. A proud Pangasinense, he championed major national programs and remains honored as the “Father of Dagupan City.”

ANNOUNCEMENT📣

Please be advised that classes will remain suspended tomorrow, November 12, 2025, due to ongoing cleanup drive following the impact of Typhoon Uwan.

Asynchronous online learning will be implemented for all students tomorrow. Please check your respective learning management systems for assignments and activities.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Stay safe.