9 Blessed Virgin Mary

To Our Dearest Ma’am Cyril Jane Britanico,

We can’t say enough about how much you mean to all of us. You started as our teacher, but you became like a second mom to us—our rock, exactly what we needed, and so much more besides. We still hear your voice in our heads every single day, saying things we’ve come to know by heart.

You’d always walk into class and tell us, “Adtoy nak para surwan kayo, haan nga manganawa kanyayo”. Even when we were being rowdy or falling behind, you stuck to those words. We’ll never forget how patient you always were, even on our hardest days. When we couldn’t get a lesson right no matter how hard we tried, you’d never get frustrated—you’d just find a new way to explain it until everything clicked. And whenever some of us would start bragging about small wins, you’d gently say, “Sakay to la agbwakaw no adda maibwakaw yon”. You kept us grounded, but you never made us feel small for being proud of ourselves. You also often reminded us, “madi yo ammo no anya iti mapaspasamak iti byag iti maysa a tao, so alwadan yo agita patang yo”.

Your sense of humor filled our classroom with laughter, turning stress into fun. We still smile when we think about how you’d make silly jokes to get us to pay attention. And when we’d tease you or get on your nerves a little too much, you’d warn us: “Haan dak nga angawen no haan nak maki ang angaw”. The "You don't even know me!" we will never forget and then ask “Am I right?” we’d all nod because we knew you were never really mad—you just cared about us staying respectful and kind to each other.

You never treated us like just a class full of kids. You remembered little details about us, asked about our families, and cheered us on at every game, performance, and school event. Thank you for loving us like we’re your own children. You believed in us even when we didn’t believe in ourselves—pushing us to join that club, try out for that team, or apply for that scholarship we thought we’d never get. You’ve left a mark on our hearts that will never fade.

We’ll take what you taught us—not just from textbooks, but about how to be good people, how to help others, and how to keep going even when things are hard—and carry your warmth with us wherever we go. We’ll always care about you and never forget you. No matter how old we get or how far we travel, we’ll always hear your voice in our minds, and we’ll surely miss you beyond words our mamii. No more "ne eh.." We love you ma'am!!

With all our love and thanks,
G9- Bl. Virgin Mary (Marians)

Every bit of effort, dedication, and heart we’ve poured into our journey has been seen and celebrated, and this recognition is a testament to how far we’ve come together. Here’s to our growth, our teamwork, and all the amazing things we’ll continue to achieve!
Congratulations, Marianz! 🎓💛

As we step into the last week of this school year, our hearts are filled with gratitude.

Thank you to our class officers and SBO officers for your dedication, leadership, and hard work. You guided us, supported us, and helped make this year meaningful and organized.

Because of you, our class became stronger, more united, and full of unforgettable memories.

As we move forward, we carry with us not just lessons from school, but also the leadership and inspiration you showed us.

As the Grade 9 BVM class becomes the last sponsor for S.Y. 2025–2026, our hearts are filled with mixed emotions. This moment marks not just the end of a responsibility, but the closing of a chapter we shared together.

We may not all stay in the same path some of us might transfer schools, meet new people, and start new journeys. But no matter where life takes us, I hope the memories, laughter, and bond we built will never fade.

Even if we are no longer together in one classroom, may our spirit remain connected strong, united, and full of hope.

This is not a goodbye, but a “see you again.”

💗💗

TARA LETS!!🥀

On March 18, 2026, the Grade 9 class proudly showcased their dream careers through their uniformseach one representing hope, passion, and purpose.

Behind every outfit are dreams, sacrifices, and silent prayers. Maybe today, these dreams are still visions, but one day, they will become our reality.

This moment reminds us that no dream is too big when we have faith and determination.
“As Jesus looked at them, He said, ‘With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.’” Matthew 19:26

Maybe one day, we’ll look back at this not just as an activity, but as the beginning of everything we once dreamed for.

During the foundation celebration of our sister school, Queen of Peace High of Canan, on February 19, 2026

We proudly present our Grade 9 students, led by their class adviser Ma'am Cyriel Britanico – who also serves as the school's volleyball coach – together with four outstanding Grade 9 sport representatives. These young athletes are recognized winners, whose exceptional skills and dedication have brought honor to our school. Their achievements reflect the values of teamwork, perseverance, and excellence that we uphold. This gathering celebrates not only the establishment of our sister school bond but also the remarkable talents of our students, strengthening the connection between our communities through shared commitment to growth and success.