SSLG Kalasungay National High School

Color-coding shirts indicate relationship status. Wear your color and enjoy the Valentine’s booths and games.

Love is in the air! Don’t miss the booths—wear your status shirt, participate in the activities, and make this Valentine’s Day unforgettable!

Good luck pageants! 🙌

Get ready, tomorrow’s activities will test your skills, spirit, and teamwork!"

CALENDAR FOR ACTIVITIES (September 26, 2025)

September 26, 2025 2 P.M

1. Card-making contest
-Using indigenous materials
(Library)
Judge - Advisory Teachers

September 26, 2025 2 P.M
2. Collage
(Comlab)
Judge - Advisory Teachers

September 26, 2025 2 P.M
3. Poster
(Comlab)
Judge - Advisory Teachers

September 26, 2025 2 P.M
4. Slogan
(Comlab)
Judge - Advisory Teachers

V. Criteria for Judging (September 26, 2025 Activity)
Judges: All Advisory Teacher
Sir Ranier Rosalejos

i. Card-Making Contest Using Indigenous Materials
• Creativity and Originality 30%
• Use of Indigenous /Local Materials 25%
• Relevance to Teachers’ Day Theme 20%
• Neatness and Craftmanship 15%
• Overall Impact/Appeal 10%
Total: 100%

ii. Photo Collage of Teachers
• Creativity and Layout/Arrangement 30%
• Relevance to Teachers’ Day 25%
• Harmony and Balance Design 20%
• Neatness and Presentation 15%
• Overall Impact/Message Conveyed 10%
Total: 100%

iii. Slogan Making (for Teachers’ Day)
• Originality and Creativity 30%
• Relevance to Teachers’ Day Theme 30%
• Clarity and Impact of Message 25%
• Neatness and Presentation 15%
Total: 100%

Happy Birthday, Sir Raniel! 🥳🎉Thank you for your guidance and dedication to us. Wishing you good health, joy, and success always. May your special day be filled with blessings and happiness.

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On behalf of Kalasungay NHS students and teachers, we extend our deepest gratitude to our dedicated SK Chairwoman Ma'am Jessa Roshein B. Meliston and to her fellow SK members for organizing the meaningful Youth Symposium on Teenage Pregnancy, Mental Health, and HIV Awareness held on July 18, 2025. This program was more than just an event—it was an eye-opener that gave us important lessons that we will carry with us for life.

We also sincerely thank Ms. Frutelyn Z. Vicente, Mr. Marlon John T. Yongco, R.N., Mr. Roger A. Gamba, and Ms. Shelleme O. Macatol, R.N for your engaging presentations and interactive discussions. You helped make the topics easier to understand, and your words gave us the courage to take better care of ourselves and support others around us.

Your commitment to educating the youth and guiding us with compassion and truth is truly inspiring. Thank you for taking the time, effort, and heart to speak to us and help us grow as responsible and aware young individuals.

“The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow. Equip them with knowledge, and you give them power for a lifetime.”