11/12/2025
๐ 4th Year Implementation of the Math Mo, Gabay Ko: Basic Mathematics Enhancement Program (BMEP) ๐
As we wrap up the 4th year of the Math Mo, Gabay Ko: Basic Mathematics Enhancement Program (BMEP), we are filled with pride and gratitude for the progress made in enhancing the basic math skills of learners in our community. This yearโs program, held from November 20 to December 11, 2025, has once again demonstrated the power of collaboration and dedication in making a positive impact.
The program has been a beacon of support for ALS Elementary and Junior High School learners, including senior citizens and individuals with special needs. The goal was clear: to improve their understanding and confidence in mathematics, a subject that often presents challenges but is essential in everyday life. With the support of the Math Department Community Extension Program, we were able to reach learners from various walks of life and backgrounds.
The closing program, held on December 11, 2025, at the MONCAST AVR in Monkayo, Davao de Oro, marked the culmination of a month-long effort. The assessment for the learners took place earlier that morning at the ALS Room, Monkayo Central Elementary School, where we saw the fruits of the participantsโ hard work and the dedication of our volunteer educators.
This yearโs program would not have been possible without the leadership and guidance of key individuals and organizations. Eric James C. Bermoy, the BSE Math Coordinator, spearheaded the efforts of the Math Department Instructors. Their tireless work ensured the smooth running of the program, while the Math Students Society Officers and Volunteer Student Teachers provided invaluable support to the learners throughout the entire duration. Their commitment to teaching and their passion for helping others truly shone through.
We are deeply grateful for the partnership of the ALS Implementers from both Monkayo Central Elementary School and Monkayo National High Schoolโled by Rey C. Rota and Kristian Anhara L. Martesioโwho played a crucial role in the programโs success. Their collaboration with the Community Extension of Math Department and guidance from Shirley Jean V. Sugano, the Public Schools District Supervisor, ensured that the program was tailored to meet the unique needs of all participants.
Finally, we were honored to have Kenneth Aga Sagarino, a representative from the Research, Development, and Extension Office, attend the closing program and celebrate the accomplishments of our learners and educators alike.
As we reflect on this yearโs program, we are reminded of the power of education in bridging gaps, creating opportunities, and empowering individuals. The program continues to be a source of inspiration for all those involved, and we look forward to the continued success and growth of this initiative in the years to come.