Supreme Secondary Learner Government - Lope de Vega Junior High School

06/02/2026

SSLG Elections 2026 ✍️🗳️

Thank you to all candidates, voters, teachers, and election committee who made this event meaningful and orderly.
Together, we empower student voices, build future leaders and exercise our rights to democracy and responsible leadership 🎉

06/02/2026

Happening now!
SSLG Elections in action—student voices matter! 🗳️✍️

06/02/2026

Happening now!
SSLG Elections in action—student voices matter! 🗳️✍️

06/02/2026

Happening now!
SSLG Elections in action—student voices matter! 🗳️✍️

05/02/2026

A successful SSLG Elections Miting de Avance! 🎉
Thank you to everyone who participated, supported, and upheld fairness and unity as we move closer to Election Day. Together, we strengthen student leadership and practice our democratic rights and responsibilities. ✨

02/10/2025

LVNHS Teacher vs Stjudents 😁🎉

Our SSLG officers made Teacher’s Day extra special by hosting exciting games that brought smiles to our beloved teachers. 💖Thank you, dear teachers, for all the lessons inside and outside the classroom—you truly deserve this day of joy and celebration! 🌟 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫

07/07/2025

A reminder para sa ating mag-aaral 👇🏼

PNP AKSYON AGAD SA BASILAN SCHOOL BULLYING; CICL NASA KUSTODIYA NA

Agad na kumilos ang Philippine National Police kaugnay sa insidente ng pananakit at pananakot sa isang mag-aaral ng Basilan National High School, kung saan sangkot ang ilang menor de edad. Ang insidente ay nagdulot ng matinding pag-aalala sa publiko matapos kumalat sa social media ang isang video na nagpapakita ng marahas na pananakit sa isang 15-anyos na estudyante.

Batay sa ulat ng Police Regional Office 9, personal na nagtungo sa Isabela City Police Station (ICPS) ang ama ng biktima noong Hunyo 26, 2025 upang i-report ang pananakit sa kanyang anak ng dalawang kapwa estudyante—parehong menor de edad—malapit sa palikuran ng paaralan. Ayon sa ama, pinilit umano ng mga suspek ang kanyang anak na manigarilyo, at nang tumanggi ito, pinagsusuntok, sinipa, at ilang beses na pinalo ang ulo sa pader. Isa sa mga suspek ay sinasabing naglabas pa ng patalim at tinakot na sasaksakin ang biktima.

Dahil sa tindi ng tinamong mga sugat, agad dinala ang biktima sa isang ospital sa Isabela City at kalauna’y inilipat sa Zamboanga City para sa karagdagang medikal na atensyon. Dahil sa pagbabantay sa kanyang anak sa ospital, hindi kaagad nakuha ng ama ang kinakailangang medico-legal certificate. Naihain ang pormal na reklamo noong Hulyo 4.

Samantala, noong Hunyo 30, pormal ding nagpadala ng liham ang paaralan sa ICPS upang iulat ang parehong insidente bilang kaso ng physical bullying, na siyang nagpatunay na ang kumalat na video ay kuha ng naturang insidente noong Hunyo 25.

Bilang tugon, agad nagsagawa ng ocular inspection ang ICPS sa lugar ng insidente at nakipag-ugnayan sa guidance office ng paaralan. Inabisuhan ang mga magulang o tagapangalaga ng biktima at mga sangkot na estudyante para sa isang case conference alinsunod sa Child Protection Policy ng Department of Education.

Lumabas din sa imbestigasyon na may naunang behavioral records ang dalawang sangkot na estudyante at hindi na umuwi matapos ang insidente. Sa tulong ng koordinasyon sa iba’t ibang ahensya, natunton ang mga menor de edad at sila’y isinailalim na sa kustodiya ng Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL) Center alinsunod sa Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act.

Nakipagtulungan ang ICPS sa Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) at sa paaralan upang magbigay ng counseling services sa biktima at magsagawa ng intervention programs para sa mga sangkot na estudyante. Inirekomenda rin ang case conference na dinaluhan ng mga magulang, guidance counselors, at homeroom advisers upang matiyak ang legal at psychosocial support para sa lahat ng apektado.

Binigyang-diin ni PNP Chief, PGEN Nicolas D. Torre III, ang matibay na paninindigan ng PNP sa pagbibigay-proteksyon sa mga kabataan at ang kahalagahan ng pagtutulungan upang matigil ang bullying sa mga paaralan:

“Ang kaligtasan at kapakanan ng bawat bata ang isa sa pangunahing tungkulin ng Philippine National Police. Hindi natin kinukunsinti ang anumang uri ng pananakit o pang-aabuso—lalo na sa loob ng paaralan, kung saan dapat ay ligtas ang ating mga anak. Ang bullying ay hindi lamang isyu ng paaralan kundi responsibilidad nating lahat. Pinasasalamatan namin ang publiko na nagbahagi ng video na naging daan upang kami ay agad na makakilos. Patuloy ang PNP sa pagtupad sa tungkulin nitong magprotekta, mamagitan, at magbigay-edukasyon—upang walang batang mananatiling tahimik sa kabila ng pananakit.”

Kasalukuyang kinukumpleto ng ICPS ang mga dokumento para sa pagsasampa ng nararapat na kaso. Isinagawa na rin ang final site inspection sa presensya ng nagrereklamo, mga opisyal ng barangay, at kinatawan mula sa City Social Welfare and Development Office bilang bahagi ng imbestigasyon.

Patuloy na nananawagan ang PNP sa mga magulang, g**o, at miyembro ng komunidad na magkaisa upang lumikha ng isang ligtas at mapagkalingang kapaligiran para sa lahat ng kabataan.

16/03/2025

BABAE KA, HINDI BABAE LANG! 🌸

LVNHS joins this year’s National Women’s Month Celebration!

This month, the Supreme Secondary Learner Government-Lope de Vega Junior High School takes time to honor and recognize inspirational stories of strong and empowered women.
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We are inspired by Ms. Claire Ontimare’s story of taking risks, going after her dreams despite her fears and struggles and finally fulfilling them.
Ms. Claire Ontimare is a former Public School Teacher at Catarman National High School, and now, a Cultural Exchange Educator at Nederlands, Texas, USA.

Mabuhay ka, Kabayan! 🇵🇭

Let us continue to celebrate women and their contributions to the society ✨💟

09/03/2025

BABAE KA, HINDI BABAE LANG! 🌸

LVNHS joins this year’s National Women’s Month Celebration!

This month, the Supreme Secondary Learner Government-Lope de Vega Junior High School takes time to honor and recognize inspirational stories of strong and empowered women.

Mrs. Bernadine Dela Cruz, Master Teacher of LVNHS, shared her story of fighting cancer and her journey of strength throughout her battle, with faith in God and a hopeful heart, looking forward to healing.

“When I was diagnosed with invasive carcinoma, Stage 2A, my world seemed to collapse in an instant. Fear and despair consumed me as I thought about the emotional, mental , and physical pain I would have to endure—most of all, the financial burden that would weigh heavily on my family. The thought of leaving them behind, should I not make it, was unbearable.

But in the midst of my fear, I turned to God. I prayed for the courage to face this battle, for healing, and for financial blessings to sustain my treatment. I surrendered my worries to Him, believing that He would provide me with the strength I needed.

Then came the grueling journey of chemotherapy. The pain was unimaginable. My body weakened, my appetite disappeared. There were days when I felt too exhausted to move, and moments when despair tried to creep back in. But I never lost hope. I held on to my faith, trusting that God’s grace would carry me through.

With each session, I reminded myself that this was not just a battle for survival but a test of my resilience. I chose to face each day with courage, knowing that every struggle was a step closer to healing. I leaned on the love of my family and the unwavering support of those who believed in me.

Though I have completed my chemotherapy, my journey is far from over. I embrace each day with gratitude and a renewed spirit. To those who are fighting their own battles—whether with illness or life’s challenges—know that you are stronger than you think. Hold on, have faith, and never lose hope.

This Women's Month, I share my story not as a tale of suffering, but as a message of resilience. We are women, and we are warriors. No matter what trials come our way, we rise, we fight, and we conquer!”

Ma’am Badine, you inspire us with your strength and resilience! We are praying for your healing, and we claim it! 🙏

Let us continue to celebrate women and their contributions to the society ✨💟

07/03/2025

BABAE KA, HINDI BABAE LANG! 🌸

LVNHS joins this year’s National Women’s Month Celebration!

This month, the Supreme Secondary Learner Government-Lope de Vega Junior High School takes time to honor and recognize inspirational stories of strong and empowered women.

Mrs. Nimfa G. Sanico, LVNHS Principal, shared her journey on becoming an empowered woman.
She also emphasizes the importance of celebrating and empowering one another.

“Let’s celebrate the strength within each other, lift our voices together and build a world where every woman can reach her own potential. Because when we empower one another, we empower the world.”

Let us continue to celebrate women and their contributions to the society ✨💟

07/03/2025

It’s Purple Day at LVNHS! 💟

Purple day is Women Empowerment day! 🌸