23/09/2026
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New Corella National High School conducted a psychological support session for junior and senior high school educators on September 23, 2026, at the NCNHS Mini Gym following teacher-directed public safety threats posted on Facebook that resulted in student panic and suspension of classes.
During the session, Torsino reminded subject teachers and class advisers of their mandated accountability to monitor and assist students during emergencies, while PMAJ David S. Ybalio Jr., Acting Chief of Police, and PMAJ Dennis C. Olayan, Deputy Chief of Police, reported that authorities continued their investigation and had a lead on the suspected threat-maker.
Meanwhile, School Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officer Bryan Benegian shared how his team monitored CCTV footage and roamed the campus for possible threats, whereas municipal Nurse II Liza Manubag explained the Psychological First Aid (PFA) color-coded triage system to identify those coping well, those needing support, and those requiring immediate psychological assistance.
As the session continued, Social Welfare Assistant I Aljon M. Daray announced upcoming PFA training for selected teachers, followed by Assistant Municipal Health Officer Julius Cloyd A. Jalaโs discussion on managing panic attacks; afterward, PSDS Janice Fernandez urged participants needing assistance to seek help.
The stress debriefing helped teachers and school personnel process emotional responses, receive coping guidance, and learn more ways to support themselves and manage students.