Ika-dose, Jose.

Throwback Monday | HUMSS 12 José 🥉 2nd Runner-up, RecycParol Making Contest

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HUMSS 12 José’s Parol is called “Pasko sa Pinas.” This parol used the colors of the Philippine National Flag; yellow, red, and blue. This parol showcases the Philippines’ christmas culture and highlights the Filipino’s resiliency amidst challenges. Additionally, this parol is made during the fight of jeepney drivers in the Philippines, alongside with the emergence of the movement.

This parol is not just an entry for the competition— this is a call and an advocacy against those who are pushing to extinct the appearance of PUVs in the Philippine highways and streets. Jeepneys are part of the Phillipine history and is something that Filipino’s should not forget and erase as this continuously serves the Filipino people all throughout the country.

LOOK: HUMSS 12 José UN Month Expo Exhibit

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On October 13, 2023, HUMSS 12 José together with HUMSS 11 Hernandez presented their Expo Foods along with HUMSS 12 Bautista, HUMSS 12 Joaquin, HUMSS 11 Abueva, and HUMSS 11 Gonzalez, for the celebration of the UN Month Expo Exhibit.

This year's United Nations Month Celebration in Novaliches High School with the theme "International Year of Millets" was a success as the Humanities and Social Sciences Strand Officers and Members made their strand booth colorful, energetic, and traditional through the lead of the Humanities and Social Sciences Club President, Ivan Jae B. Villasis, and the Humanities and Social Sciences Club and HUMSS 12 José Adviser, Ms. Arlene V. Benabese.






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Pubmats and Caption by: Christian Lloyd Z. Delante, HRO President
Documentation by: Ma. Luisa R. San Pedro, HRO Protocol Officer
Milgen Y. Obias, HRO Protocol Officer

LOOK: HUMSS 12 José UN Month Expo Exhibit Preparation Part III

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On the morning of October 13, 2023, HUMSS 12 José finished designing their strand corridor for the establishment of per-strand booths along with HUMSS 12 Bautista, HUMSS 12 Joaquin, HUMSS 11 Abueva, HUMSS 11 Gonzalez, and HUMSS 11 Hernandez for the celebration of the UN Month Expo Exhibit which was held the same day.

This year's United Nations Month Celebration in Novaliches High School with the theme "International Year of Millets" was a success as the Humanities and Social Sciences Strand Officers and Members made their strand booth colorful, energetic, and traditional through the lead of the Humanities and Social Sciences Club President, Ivan Jae B. Villasis, and the Humanities and Social Sciences Club and HUMSS 12 José Adviser, Ms. Arlene V. Benabese.






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Pubmats and Caption by: Christian Lloyd Z. Delante, HRO President
Documentation by: Ma. Luisa R. San Pedro, HRO Protocol Officer
Milgen Y. Obias, HRO Protocol Officer

LOOK: HUMSS 12 José UN Month Expo Exhibit Preparation Part II

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Last October 12, 2023, HUMSS 12 José Officers Christian Lloyd Z. Delante (HRO President), LJ G. Dizon (HRO Treasurer), Frinzes Nhyzel F. De Guzman (HRO Auditor), Shiela A. Zenarosa (HRO Protocol Officer), Debie Ann C. Diza (HRO Class Monitor), and Ellamay A. Ballocanag (HRO Class Monitor) led the preparation of the section's entry for the UN Month Food Fest.

This year's United Nations Month Celebration in Novaliches High School with the theme "International Year of Millets" was a success as the Humanities and Social Sciences Strand Officers and Members made their strand booth colorful, energetic, and traditional through the lead of the Humanities and Social Sciences Club President, Ivan Jae B. Villasis, and the Humanities and Social Sciences Club and HUMSS 12 José Adviser, Ms. Arlene V. Benabese.






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Pubmats and Caption by: Christian Lloyd Z. Delante, HRO President
Documentation by: Shiela A. Zenarosa, HRO Protocol Officer

LOOK: HUMSS 12 José UN Month Expo Exhibit Preparation Part I

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Last October 12, 2023, HUMSS 12 José started designing their strand corridor for the establishment of per strand booths along with HUMSS 12 Bautista, HUMSS 12 Joaquin, HUMSS 11 Abueva, HUMSS 11 Gonzalez, and HUMSS 11 Hernandez for the celebration of the UN Month Expo Exhibit which was held last October 13, 2022.

This year's United Nations Month Celebration in Novaliches High School with the theme "International Year of Millets" was success as the Humanities and Social Sciences Strand Officers and Members made their strand booth colorful, energetic, and traditional through the lead of the Humanities and Social Sciences Club President, Ivan Jae B. Villasis, and the Humanities and Social Sciences Club and HUMSS 12 José Adviser, Ms. Arlene V. Benabese.






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Pubmats and Caption by: Christian Lloyd Z. Delante, HRO President
Documentation by: Ma. Luisa R. San Pedro, HRO Protocol Officer

LOOK: HUMSS 12 José HOPE 3 Folk Dance Presentation

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Earlier this afternoon, October 11, 2023, HUMSS 12 José executed their folk dance performance and presentation, a performance task and fulfillment requirement for their Health Optimizing Physical Education (HOPE) 3 Course under the advisory of Mrs. Maria Cristina Maynigo.

The first group, headed by Ivan Yry G. Alcantara, performed Sagayan Folk Dance. Sagayan is a unique ‘war dance’ from the Philippines. It is mainly performed by the Maguindanao and the Maranao tribal community which demonstrates the Maguindanaoans’ zeal to defend their communities from any kind of exploitation or conquest.

Next, the group headed by Ma. Ezhra Kaye Aguilar performed Cariñosa. This dance is a South East Asian dance style from the Philippines. Cariñosa in English literally means, ‘Loving or affectionate one.’ This ‘romantic’ Philippine dance originated in the Panay Island in the colonial-era from the Maria Clara suite of Philippine folk dances and is supposed to be heavily influenced by Hispanic culture.

Third, Binatbatan Occupational Folk Dance was highlighted by Christian Lloyd Delante’s group. The dance Binatbatan originally cane from Paoay, Ilocos Norte. This characterized by a variety of activities that are related to the Ilocanos’ way of living. The dance also describes the beating of cotton pods as the seeds are separated from the fibers with the use of two sticks called ‘batbat.’

And lastly, Frinzes Nhyzel De Guzman's group presented Alitaptap Folk Dance. Alitaptap is a Philippine Folk Dance that originated from the province of Batangas, and is native to the Tagalogs. The term ‘alitaptap’ refers to an insect (firefly) which flies only at night and looks like it carries a lamp. This dance simply mimics the movement of a firefly.






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Pubmats and Caption by: Christian Lloyd Z. Delante, HRO President
Documentation by: Milgen Y. Obias, HRO Protocol Officer

LOOK: HUMSS 12 José Homeroom Teachers' Day Celebration

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Muli na namang sumikat ang "Ang awiting ito'y para sa 'yo~" ni Yeng Constantino when HUMSS 12 Francisco Sionil José surprised their adviser, Ms. Arlene V. Benabese, as they celebrates Homeroom Teachers' Day today. The whole class who exerted their much effort on bringing smiles to Ms. Benabese's lips was a success when they performed such several dances in front of their adviser.

To Ma'am Arlene Benabese,

We, HUMSS 12 José, would like to express our gratitude as we celebrate your success as a HUMSS teacher and our adviser. We appreciate your efforts and best care as you keep us just like your own children. We learn many things everyday because of your point of views, wisdoms, and thoughts in life.

Ma'am, may you continue to inspire other youths to become the best version of themselves. This day is such a memorable day as we recognize your hard work and dedication as a teacher.

Once again, Happy Teachers' Day, Ma'am Benabese !!





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Pubmats and Caption by: Christian Lloyd Z. Delante, HRO President

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⌯ ’di maipintang pagbabago
katapusa’y ’di maglalaho
tagaktak ng pawis ay dugo
patak sa larawang idinidibuho

⌯ ano nga ba ang kahihinatnan
ng panibagong sisimulan
sabay-sabay nating tuklasan
ang pagbabago sa paaralan


⌗ pelikula : jose. dose.
⌗ petsa : ika-14 ng agosto
⌗ lugar : mataas na paaralan ng novaliches

nais mo bang makita ang simula ng pagbabago sa paaralang minsan nang nagbigay ng liwanag at katuturan sa kwento mo?

ang mga dalubhasa ng baitang dose, pangkat francisco sionil jose, sangay ng humanismo at agham panlipunan, ay makikiisa sa inisyatibo ng paggawa ng pagbabago at selebrasyon habang sinasalubong ang papalapit na bagong taong pampanuruan na magbibigay ng karampatang kaligtasan habang tumatamasa sa edukasyon ng bawat kabataang novaleño; ang brigada eskwela taong dalawang-libo dalawampu’t tatlo ng mataas na paaralan ng novaliches.

ang bawat indibiduwal ay may kakayahang maka-atim ng pagbabago, hahayaan mo nalang ba na masayang ang iyong kakayahan na makadulot at makasama sa pelikula ng pagbabago?

sama-sama at unti-unti nating kulayan ang kulay ng novaleño!