Metamorphosis CSL

15/08/2026

Best of luck Claret School of Lamitan debate team,
“THE RHETORIQ MINDS”

Coach: Exan Jabbar R. Maute
Maverick C. Baylon
Sitti Khaira J. Abbas
Decemae O. Matos
Ailly A. Canarih

15/08/2026

UPDATE | Claret School of Lamitan formally welcomed its newly elected General Parents-Teachers Association (GPTA) officers for School Year 2026–2027 during the Induction of GPTA Officers held on Saturday, August 15, 2026 10:00 a.m. at Claret School of Lamitan Social Hall.

The program commenced with the processional of the GPTA officers, teachers, and school administration, followed by the Opening Prayer, the singing of the Philippine National Anthem, and the BARMM Hymn, presented through audio-visual presentations.

Ms. Danielle Jan P. Jimenez delivered the Opening Remarks and emphasize that "Being chosen as an officer is both an honor and responsibility. It is a call to lead with integrity, serve with humility and work together for the betterment of the school community". The Presentation of the GPTA Officers was then led by Mr. Ronnie M. Felicitas, formally introducing the newly elected officers who will serve the parent-teacher community for the new school year.

A significant part of the ceremony was the Oath-Taking of the Officers, administered by Rev. Fr. Arnel A. Lagman, OFS. Through the oath, the newly elected GPTA officers affirmed their commitment to fulfill their responsibilities with integrity, dedication, and a strong sense of service to the school community.

Following the oath-taking, Engr. Maribeth A. Dinglasa the GPTA President delivered the Message of Acceptance, expressing the GPTA’s readiness to work collaboratively with the school in pursuing programs and initiatives that contribute to the holistic development of the learners.

An Inspirational Message was then shared by Sr. Sulpicia A. Wate, OP, School Directress of Claret School of Lamitan. Her message highlighted the value of unity and partnership between the school and the parents in strengthening the school community and supporting the mission of the institution.

The formal program concluded with Closing Remarks delivered by Mr. Exan Jabbar R. Maute, who acknowledged the participation and support of the parents, teachers, officers, and administration in making the occasion meaningful.

This program strengthen the partnership between the home and the school. Through collaboration, communication, and shared responsibility, the Claret School of Lamitan community looks forward to a productive and meaningful School Year 2026–2027.

08/08/2026

Pormal na Pagbubukas ng Buwan ng Wika 2026

Pormal na binuksan ng Claret School of Lamitan ang pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wika 2026 noong Agosto 1, 2026, kasunod ng seremonya ng pagtataas ng watawat sa paaralan.

Pinangunahan ni Bb. Madelyn O. Cuevas, g**o sa Filipino, ang programa sa pamamagitan ng pagbati at mensahe para sa buong pamayanang Claretian. Bilang tampok na bahagi ng pagbubukas, itinanghal ng Grade 12 – St. Pius V ang isang makabuluhan at masining na Opening Salvo, na nagpakita ng husay, pagkamalikhain, disiplina, at pagkakaisa ng mga mag-aaral.

Matapos ang pagtatanghal, inilahad ang mga nakatakdang gawain at paligsahan para sa buong buwan ng Agosto na naglalayong palawakin ang pagpapahalaga sa wikang Filipino, kultura, at pagkakakilanlang Pilipino.

Sa pamamagitan ng pagdiriwang na ito, muling binibigyang-diin ang mahalagang papel ng wika bilang salamin ng kultura at pagkakaisa ng sambayanang Pilipino.

29/07/2026

18/07/2026

‎PMA ORIENTATION: BE ONE OF THE CADETS
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‎On Wednesday, July 15, the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) held an orientation at Claret School of Lamitan Social Hall. Where the students learned about the opportunities and requirements for the PMA.
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‎The orientation was facilitated by the PMA representatives, with Second Lieutenant Paul Ceasar, serving as the guest speaker. The speaker discussed the needed requirements for the exam, military training, and the benefits of being a PMA cadet. The aim of the orientation is to encourage the students who have a passion to pursue a career in the military. Before concluding the orientation, the speaker also added words of encouragement to the aspiring future cadets to serve with honor, integrity, and dedication.

03/07/2026

LAMITAN CITY, BASILAN — Claret School of Lamitan reaffirmed its commitment in providing learners with a well-rounded education by celebrating a Holy Mass on July 3, 2026 at the CSL covered court.

The Eucharistic Celebration, which also commemorated the Feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, was presided over by Rev. Fr. Euclid Balosbalos. In his homily, Fr. Balosbalos emphasized the importance of placing God at the center of one’s life. He reminded the faithful that worldly success alone cannot bring lasting fulfillment without God.

“Even if you have everything in your life, if you do not have God, you will eventually get tired,” Fr. Balosbalos said.

He also encouraged the learners to trust in God’s power, stressing that faith makes the impossible possible.

“Even if you are not capable of doing something, if you believe in God, it becomes possible because God can do everything,” he added.

For the learners, the celebration served as a meaningful reminder to remain steadfast in their faith and to trust in God’s guidance through every challenge.

“The Mass was inspiring and made us reflect. It further strengthened our faith in God, especially during difficult times" shared by Myka Jeanne Redizon and Tristan Jazz Sierra of Grade 9 – St. Bartholomew of Braga.

Through activities that nurture both academic excellence and spiritual formation, Claret School of Lamitan continues to uphold its mission of developing learners who are intellectually competent, morally upright, and deeply rooted in Christian values.

✍️ Nur-Khaidz Rizal
📸 Claire Marie De Leña and Mr. Angelito Palconit

02/07/2026

UPDATE | Muslim Students Participate in Meaningful Symposium

The Muslim students of Claret School of Lamitan actively participated in a meaningful Symposium held today at the Social Hall 7:30 A.M. The activity was led by Ustadz Abubakar Arasal, who shared valuable insights and guidance on Importance of friendship in Islam.

The symposium served as an opportunity for the students to deepen their understanding of Islamic teachings while fostering respect, unity, and spiritual growth within the school community.

Claret School of Lamitan remains committed in promoting holistic education by supporting activities that nurture the spiritual, moral, and personal development of every learner.





📸: Zheiralyn Asdaon

26/06/2026

𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘 | Claret School of Lamitan Secures 1st Runner-Up in Lami-Lamihan 2026 Drum and Lyre Competition

The Claret School of Lamitan proudly celebrates another remarkable achievement as Claret Crimson Wild Elephant Band led by Mr. Alan Rhico F. Guevarra was awarded 1st Runner Up in Lami-Lamihan Drum and Lyre Competition.
This accomplishment reflects the dedication, discipline, and unwavering commitment of our student performers, trainers, parents and the entire institution. Their preparation and teamwork were showcased through an outstanding performance that exemplified the Claretian spirit of excellence.

The Claret School of Lamitan extends its heartfelt congratulations to our Claret Crimson Wild Elephant Band for bringing pride and honor to the school. Your passion, perseverance, and exemplary representation continue to inspire the entire Claretian family.

Congratulations, Claretians! Together, we continue to strive for excellence and bring glory to our school and community.





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Photo credits 📸: (ctto)

25/06/2026

LOOK | In lign with DepEd Order No. 14. s. 2026 which emphasizes learner safety, preparedness and learning continuity during emergencies, the Claret School of Lamitan successfully conducted an Earthquake Drill as part of its commitment to ensuring the safety and preparedness of all students, faculty, and staff during emergency situations.

The activity was led and supervised by the School Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (SDRRM) Coordinator, Mr. Angelito Palconit, who guided the school community in the proper ex*****on of earthquake safety procedures, including the “Duck, Cover, and Hold” technique and orderly evacuation protocols.

Through this drill, the Claretian community strengthened its awareness, readiness, and responsiveness in the event of an actual earthquake, promoting a culture of safety and disaster preparedness within the school.