Masaguitsit Banalo National High School

Rest in peace, Ma'am Gay Marie G. Ramos.
It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we say goodbye to an incredible woman who served as our beloved Disbursing Officer. Ma’am Gigi was more than just a colleague—she was a dedicated public servant, a kind mentor, and a true friend to many of us. Her commitment to her work, her unwavering integrity, and her warm presence will forever leave a mark in our hearts and in the institution she served so faithfully.

Through the years, she carried out her duties with excellence, precision, and care—always ensuring that everyone was treated fairly and that responsibilities were fulfilled with honor. But beyond her professional excellence, what we will remember most is her kindness, her humility, and the way she made every person feel valued and respected.

As we mourn her passing, we also celebrate the life she lived and the countless lives she touched. Her memory will remain a guiding light to those she left behind, a reminder of the kind of person we all strive to be—compassionate, hardworking, and true to one’s purpose.

May you rest in eternal peace, Ma'am Gigi. Your legacy of service and love will never be forgotten.
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📣 BRIGADA ESKWELA 2025📣
🗓 Hunyo 9–13, 2025
📍 MBNHS

Inaasahan namin ang inyong pakikiisa at pagkakaisa para sa mas ligtas, mas maayos, at mas handang paaralan sa pagbubukas ng klase!
Magkaisa tayo para sa kinabukasan ng kabataan! ✨📚

Let’s Go, Pa Enrol na po tayo👌

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Project KASALI-Keep All School Aged Learners through information campaign and Keen Implementation of Activities for increased enrolment
📌 Magbubukas ang EARLY REGISTRATION mula Enero 25 hanggang Pebrero 15, 2025.
📌 Pumunta sa paaralan upang magsumite ng mga kinakailangang dokumento at magsagawa ng enrollment form.
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Hazel Yngreso Manalo

CSC Prescribes Revised Dress Code for Government Workers

Published: 11 December 2024
The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has issued the Revised Dress Code for government officials and employees when performing official duties, both on and off government premises.

In CSC Resolution No. 24000766 promulgated on 29 August 2024, the CSC introduced updated dress code guidelines aimed at boosting employee morale, professionalism, and productivity of the over two million civil servants, whether working onsite or under flexible arrangements.

The Revised Dress Code is aligned with the implementation of Republic Act No. 9242 (Philippine Tropical Fabrics Law), the CSC-DOH-DOLE Joint Memorandum Circular No. 1, s. 2020 (Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Public Sector), and CSC Resolution No. 2200209 (Policies on Flexible Work Arrangements in Government). The new rules also address emerging social issues such as gender equality, disability inclusion, and social diversity.

It covers all government officials and employees regardless of employment status, whether appointive or elective, in all government agencies and instrumentalities, namely: constitutional bodies; departments, bureaus, and agencies of national government agencies; government-owned and controlled corporations with original charters; local government units; and state universities and colleges.

Official Attire

Under the Revised Dress Code, government officials and employees must wear ASEAN-inspired attire or clothing influenced by the traditional garments of ASEAN member states, including the Philippines; Filipiniana-inspired outfits reflecting Filipino culture, heritage, and customs; and agency-prescribed office uniforms.

The official attire shall be in accordance with the following schedule: ASEAN-inspired clothing on the first Monday of the month; Filipiniana-inspired clothing from second to fourth Mondays of the month; agency-prescribed office uniform from Tuesday to Friday and on weekends; and smart casual attire on days without agency-prescribed uniform.

Government agencies shall prescribe agency uniform that are suitable for the workplace and employee's duties. The use of Philippine Tropical Fabrics is required for the set of uniforms or a part thereof, not as a mere clothing embellishment or adornment, while Personal Protective Equipment must also be provided for employees exposed to occupational hazards.

Officials and employees may choose to wear the agency-prescribed uniform that aligns with their gender preferences, identity, and expression.

The CSC also reminded that the Anti-Red Tape Act Identification card shall be worn during office hours or on official duty as it forms part of the agency-prescribed office uniform.

In addition, the Revised Dress Code clarifies that grooming requirements such as hairstyle, haircut, or hair color, may only be mandated if they are necessary for safety, professionalism, uniformity, branding, or client preferences.

Government officials and employees are prohibited from wearing the following during official functions, whether on-site or virtual: collarless t-shirts, plunging necklines, sleeveless tops, sando/tank tops, tube tops, halters, strapless or spaghetti-strap blouses (unless as undershirts), leggings, above-the-knee skirts, shorts, cycling or jogging pants (except during physical activities), ripped jeans, sandals, slippers, or exposed-toe shoes, and excessive jewelry or heavy makeup, among others.

On the other hand, exemptions may be granted based on job type, such as for uniformed personnel, medical professionals, and laboratory technicians, as well as for employees with religious beliefs, physical disabilities, or health conditions; pregnant; or those in mourning.

Agency heads, upon consultation with the officials and employees, shall formulate and adopt internal rules and procedures on the implementation of the Revised Dress Code within six months from the date of its effectivity on 8 December 2024.

The Revised Dress Code for Government Officials and Employees, as circularized through CSC Memorandum Circular No. 16, s. 2024, is available via the CSC website at https://www.csc.gov.ph/.



https://csc.gov.ph/csc-prescribes-revised-dress-code-for-gov-t-workers-4

SUSPENSION OF CLASSES: Upon the recommendation of the PDRRMO, Acting Governor Mark Leviste declares the SUSPENSION OF CLASSES in ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL, and COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES, both PUBLIC and PRIVATE, across the ENTIRE PROVINCE OF BATANGAS for TOMORROW, 23 OCTOBER 2024, based on the track and intensity forecast of Tropical Storm KRISTINE (TRAMI).

Likewise, work in the Provincial Government of Batangas is suspended for the safety of our employees and visitors. However, key offices and departments vital to public safety, public order, health, disaster risk reduction, management, and relief operations shall remain open and active.

Work in all Local Government Units (LGUs) shall be at the discretion of their respective Local Chief Executives and administrations.

Stay safe, Batangueños! God bless!

"Wishing you the most joyous birthday! May this and every year be special, magical, and unforgettable."
Happy Birthday Ma'am Shiela!
Greetings from your MBNHS Family🧡

Congratulations Princess Diane De Torres and Mam Juvelyn Aliwalas👏👏👏

Heartfelt congratulations to Princess Diane M. De Torres for securing THIRD PLACE in the Koop Quiz 13th Blast at the Municipal Level! Your dedication and hard work have truly shone through.

We’d also like to extend special recognition to your coach, Ma'am Juvelyn R. Aliwalas, for her invaluable guidance, and to our school head, Ma'am Hazel Y. Manalo, for her unwavering support.
We are proud of you!

Malugod na pagbati at muling pasasalamat sa ating mga naihalal na SPTA Officers😉

CLASS SUSPENSION:

The Provincial Government of Batangas, through Governor Hermilando I. Mandanas, hereby declares that FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES IN ALL LEVELS, IN BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS, in the WHOLE BATANGAS PROVINCE, are STILL SUSPENDED and shifted to the modular distance learning TOMORROW, 3 SEPTEMBER 2024, TUESDAY due to the continuous inclement weather brought by the effects of Tropical Storm and Southwest Monsoon.

This is in coordination with the Batangas Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council and the Department of Education.

For everyone’s information. God bless and Keep Safe Batangueños!