11/06/2026
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PAMBUJAN โ San Roque Pambujan Vocational High School held its General Studentsโ Assembly at the Barangay Cababto-an Auditorium at 7:00 AM on June 10, 2026, bringing together our learners, faculty, and guests for a morning of meaningful discussion.
Hosted by Joevhelyn Borbon and Jessica Tubera, the program opened with a prayer and the singing of the nationalistic song, setting a solemn yet spirited tone for the gathering.
In his opening remarks, SSLG Adviser Mr. Wilfredo Bacuetes welcomed everyone and emphasized the importance of unity in building a positive school community. To liven up the atmosphere, the SSLG Officers led an energetic zumba energizer, encouraging the whole crowd to stand, move, and enjoy a moment of fun before the formal sessions began.
Mr. Bacuetes then discussed the schoolโs regulations and rules, explaining how proper discipline and respect create a safe and orderly environment for learning.
Officers from the RPSB Cababto-an/PNP Pambujan followed with a timely talk on Anti-Bullying and the Kontra-Droga Campaign. They stressed the value of respect, empathy, and making responsible choices to protect oneโs future.
Health and wellness were next on the agenda as School Nurse Nilma Regulacion shared practical tips on maintaining physical and mental well-being amid academic demands. Mrs. Conchita Tan also spoke, reminding students that the guidance office is always open to support them through personal and school-related challenges.
The event also featured the presentation of the ARAL Culminating Program by the schoolโs ARAL Tutors, highlighting the schoolโs commitment to extending learning opportunities beyond regular class hours.
To formally close the assembly, School Head Dr. Joseph Ortecio delivered his closing remarks, encouraging the students to apply what they learned and continue upholding the schoolโs values.
The assembly concluded successfully, leaving students better informed, more aware of their responsibilities, and more connected as one school community.
Words by Joevhelyn T. Borbon
Photos by Manny N. Granada
