DepEd President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial Integrated School-SPED

26/08/2026

Congratulations to Sir Franklin B. Mayo on your well-deserved promotion as Master Teacher I! 🎉

Your dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to excellence in education continue to inspire both learners and fellow educators. This remarkable achievement is a testament to your hard work, leadership, and invaluable contributions to the academic community.

The entire PMRMIS-SPED Community proudly celebrates this milestone with you and wishes you continued success as you empower more lives through quality and inclusive education.

May you continue to lead, inspire, and make a lasting difference in the field of teaching. Congratulations once again!

25/08/2026

Newly Formed SPED Football Club Clinches Runner-Up Spots in Historic Tournament Debut

​ROXAS CITY — Just a month after its establishment in July 2026, SPED Football Club made a remarkable mark in its competitive debut, taking home 2nd place finishes in both the Under-9 (U9) and Under-11 (U11) divisions at the 1st 7-a-side Football Tournament held on August 23, 2026, at Colegio de la Purisima Concepcion.
​The weekend tournament marked the first-ever official competition for the fledgling club, making their podium finishes an impressive milestone for the young athletes and coaching staff. Participating across two youth age brackets, SPED FC demonstrated grit and teamwork against established local youth squads.

21/08/2026

21/08/2026

2026 Division Simultaneous Tree Growing Activity

Tree growing is an important step toward a greener, healthier, and more sustainable future. Trees help improve air quality, protect biodiversity, prevent soil erosion, and combat climate change. More importantly, activities like this instill in our learners the value of environmental responsibility and stewardship.

Our heartfelt thanks to Ma’am Belinda O. Bernard, Head of the Activity, for her leadership; CAPENRO for providing the tree saplings; and our dedicated teachers, NTPs, and students for their active participation and support.

Together, we plant today for a greener tomorrow! 🌏💚🌳

20/08/2026

NINOY AQUINO DAY: A LEGACY OF COURAGE, FREEDOM, AND DEMOCRACY

PROCLAMATION NO. 1006

[ REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9256, February 25, 2004]
AN ACT DECLARING AUGUST 21 OF EVERY YEAR, AS NINOY AQUINO DAY, A SPECIAL NONWORKING HOLIDAY, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

Today marks the Ninoy Aquino Day a significant observance in the Philippines, commemorated every August 21st. It honors the memory of Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr., a prominent figure in the country’s history and a martyr for democracy.

Ninoy Aquino was a committed critic of the Marcos regime, which ruled the Philippines under martial law for much of the 1970s and 1980s. His outspokenness and dedication to the cause of democracy made him a target of the administration, leading to his imprisonment and eventual exile to the United States. Despite the dangers, Aquino decided to return to the Philippines in 1983 to continue his struggle for freedom and reform. On August 21, 1983, Ninoy Aquino was assassinated upon his arrival at the Manila International Airport (now named Ninoy Aquino International Airport in his honor). His death was a pivotal moment in Philippine history, sparking widespread outrage and stimulating opposition to the Marcos dictatorship. The event is often credited as the catalyst for the People Power Revolution of 1986, which eventually led to the downfall of Ferdinand Marcos and the restoration of democracy in the Philippines.

On this day is a national non-working holiday in the Philippines, as established by Republic Act No. 9256, signed into law by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo in 2004. The day is marked by various ceremonies and activities that honor Ninoy’s legacy and his role in the struggle for democracy. Typically, the day includes wreath-laying ceremonies at the Ninoy Aquino monument in Manila, special Masses, and educational activities that aim to raise awareness about Aquino’s life and the importance of upholding democratic principles.

His legacy continues to inspire generations of Filipinos. His famous words, “The Filipino is worth dying for,” have become a rallying cry for those who champion democracy, human rights, and social justice. The observance of Ninoy Aquino Day serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance in safeguarding the freedoms and rights that were hard-won through the sacrifices of people like Aquino. The impact of Ninoy’s death also had a profound effect on his family. His wife, Corazon “Cory” Aquino, would later become the first female President of the Philippines, leading the country during a period of significant political and social transition. Their son, Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III, also served as President from 2010 to 2016, continuing the family’s legacy of public service.

Ninoy Aquino Day is not just a day of remembrance, but a call to action for all Filipinos to remain committed to the democratic ideals that Aquino fought for. It is a day to reflect on the nation’s history, honor those who have contributed to its progress, and ensure that the lessons of the past continue to guide the future.

Sources:
•https://psci.depedpasay.ph/the-legacy-of-ninoy-aquino-a-day-of-reflection-and-national-pride/
•https://ninoyaquino.ph/

18/08/2026

The Schools Division of Roxas City proudly welcomes Dr. Ramon D. Paras, Jr., CESO VI, as the new Assistant Schools Division Superintendent. We look forward to the leadership and dedication he brings to our division. Welcome aboard, Sir! 🙌

11/08/2026

CHAMPIONS IN THE HOUSE! 🏆

Let's give a big round of applause to our amazing student-athletes!

🥇 Gellianne Kay Vista Taekwondo Champion | Kyorugi Event

🥇 Dawn Lourin Odicado Taekwondo Champion

🥈 Yehoshua Matteo "Yoshi" Alvarado Silver Medalist | 50M Breaststroke
Your hard work, determination, and fighting spirit have brought honor to our school and community. You have proven that with commitment and perseverance, anything is possible!

Congratulations, Champions! Keep dreaming big, training hard, and inspiring others with your success!

We are extremely proud of you!

05/08/2026

Roxas City— The President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial Integrated School – SPED successfully conducted its School Governance Council (SGC) Organizational Meeting reaffirming its commitment to participatory governance and collaborative leadership in advancing quality and inclusive education.

Despite attending an official seminar in Baguio City, Mrs. Virginia A. Alaban,School Head and Chairperson of the School Governance Council, demonstrated exemplary commitment and dedication to service by presiding over the meeting through a hybrid platform. Her virtual presence ensured the successful conduct of the organizational meeting, reflecting her steadfast leadership and unwavering commitment to the school community.

In her message, Mrs. Alaban emphasized the importance of SHARED GOVERNANCE highlighting that the School Governance Council is an integral partner in school management. She underscored the vital role of stakeholders in promoting transparency, accountability, and collaborative decision-making toward achieving the school's vision, mission, and goals.

During the meeting, the Council elected its officers for the new term:

Mr. Mark Anthony Ortiz was elected as Co-Chairperson, who will work alongside the designated Co-Chairperson, Mr. Franklin Mayo, in leading the Council's initiatives and strengthening stakeholder engagement.

Mrs. Eliza Capa was elected as Secretary, entrusted with documenting the Council's proceedings and facilitating effective communication among its members.

The successful conduct of the organizational meeting marks another significant milestone in strengthening school-community partnerships and fostering a culture of shared responsibility in school governance.

PMRMIS-SPED extends its heartfelt congratulations to the newly elected officers and members and expresses its sincere appreciation to all stakeholders for their active participation and unwavering support. Together, we continue to build an empowered, inclusive, and learner-centered school community.

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01/08/2026

"Behind every successful learner is a community that believes, supports, and works together to make a difference."

The 1st School Parent Teacher Association (SPTA) General Assembly for School Year 2026–2027 marked the beginning of another meaningful journey of partnership, collaboration, and shared responsibility in support of every learner.

The program officially commenced with an opening prayer led by Ma'am Christine O. Leones, followed by the singing of the National Anthem and the opening preliminaries. The gathering was warmly welcomed by Mrs. Virginia A. Alaban, Principal IV, whose inspiring message emphasized the importance of a strong partnership between the school and parents in providing quality education and ensuring the holistic development of every learner.

One of the highlights of the assembly was the presentation of the newly elected SPTA Officers for School Year 2026–2027, who accepted the responsibility of leading the organization with dedication, integrity, and a shared commitment to serving the school community.

The assembly continued with the presentation of the school's direction and updates, the proposed SPTA Action Plan, budget, and project allocations for the school year. These plans were carefully discussed and presented for approval and ratification, ensuring transparency, accountability, and active participation among all stakeholders.

An open forum followed, providing parents and guardians with the opportunity to raise concerns, share valuable suggestions, and engage in meaningful discussions. Announcements were also made, including the call for committee volunteers who are willing to contribute their time and talents in support of various school programs and activities. The program concluded with the closing remarks of the SPTA Vice President and the formal adjournment facilitated by Ma'am Mary Joy Frondoza, the program moderator.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all parents, guardians, teachers, school leaders, and stakeholders whose presence and active participation made this assembly a meaningful success. Your unwavering support reflects our shared commitment to creating a safe, inclusive, and nurturing learning environment where every learner can thrive.

As we continue this school year, may our partnership grow even stronger through trust, collaboration, and shared responsibility. Together, we can build brighter futures, strengthen our school community, and empower every learner to achieve their fullest potential.

Together, we inspire. Together, we serve. Together, we build a brighter future.

26/07/2026

A heartfelt thank you to our generous partners for their unwavering commitment to education and community service.

President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial Integrated School–SPED (PMRMIS-SPED) proudly receives educational donations that will help create a more engaging, inclusive, and supportive learning environment for our learners.

We extend our deepest gratitude to:
Masonic Makawiwili Lodge No. 55, Andres Bonifacio Lodge No. 199, and St. Anthony's College Cooperative.

Your support inspires hope and strengthens our shared mission of providing quality education for all. Together, we continue to build a brighter future through collaboration, compassion, and service.

"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." 💙