DepEd Munting Ilog Elementary School

15 July 2026

CLASSROOM WALKTHROUGH OBSERVATION

Today, our school principal Mrs.Teresita C. Amon together with the Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS) - Dr. Rey M. Guansing conducted a Classroom Walkthrough Observation across our classes here at Munting Ilog Elementary School. 📝🏫

Unlike formal evaluations, this activity is brief, informal and non-evaluative in nature. It is a meaningful opportunity for our school leaders to gather real-time insights on teaching practices, see firsthand how our learners participate and engage in lessons, and note areas where we can further grow together. The data and observations gathered will serve as our guide in planning relevant professional development, strengthening our teaching strategies and ensuring every classroom remains a dynamic, supportive space for learning.

We thank our administrators for this initiative that prioritizes collaboration, continuous improvement and the shared goal of giving our learners the quality education they deserve!

12 July 2026

PROUDLY RAISING OUR HANDS
FOR OUR TAEKWONDO CHAMPS! 🙌🥋

A huge round of applause to our Muntinian athletes who showcased grit, skill and heart at the 2026 SMART MVPSF CALABARZON TAEKWONDO CHAMPIONSHIP held last Sunday in San Jose, Batangas!

Your hardwork truly spoke louder than words. Every practiced kick, every precise move and every match you fought for showed your unmatched dedication, discipline and passion for the sport.

Congratulations on your outstanding performance! You have made our school, your coaches and your families incredibly proud! Keep training with purpose, growing with every challenge, learning from every experience, and aiming even higher as you step onto the mats!

Special thanks to our official trainer, Coach Brenan Kirk Soriano. Keep up the great work, team Muntinians TKD!
The best is yet to come! 🇵🇭🏆

13 July 2026

ANTI-BULLYING AWARENESS TALK

Munting Ilog Elementary School extends its gratitude and appreciation to the 154 SPECIAL ACTION COMPANY from PNP SAF, Fort Sto. Domingo, City of Santa Rosa, Laguna for conducting a meaningful and timely awareness talk on Republic Act No. 10627, otherwise known as the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013, held exclusively for our Grade 6 learners today. 📚🛡️

As our learners approach the transition to Junior High School, equipping them with the right knowledge, proper values, and legal awareness becomes even more vital. The session thoroughly discussed the provisions of the law, identifying what constitutes bullying, its different forms (physical, verbal, social, and cyberbullying), the responsibilities of learners, parents, and the school, as well as the corresponding policies and penalties for violations.

This activity has significantly enlightened not only our learners but also our faculty and staff, deepening our collective understanding of how we can effectively prevent, address, and eliminate all forms of bullying within our school community. It strengthened our resolve to build and maintain a safe, peaceful, inclusive, and child-friendly learning environment where every child feels valued, respected, protected, and free from fear and harassment.

We truly admire and commend your genuine dedication and commitment to protecting the welfare, safety, and rights of every Filipino child. Your partnership and support serve as a strong pillar in molding our learners to become responsible, respectful, and law-abiding citizens as they grow.

13 July 2026

Term 1 : Week 5 Flag Raising Ceremony

10 July 2026

Class suspension due to continuous heavy rainfall
and adverse weather condition (Typhoon Inday)

School: MUNTING ILOG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

School ID: 108128

District: Silang III

School Head: Teresita C. Amon

SDRRM Coordinator: Jhonnel M. Alegro

Status: The school is safe.

𝐖𝐀𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐀𝐒𝐎𝐊 | 𝐉𝐔𝐋𝐘 𝟏𝟎, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 (𝐁𝐈𝐘𝐄𝐑𝐍𝐄𝐒)

Batay sa pinakahuling Weather Advisory No. 13 ng DOST-PAGASA, inaasahan ang patuloy na pag-ulan at masamang lagay ng panahon dulot ng hanging Habagat at Bagyong .

Bilang pag-iingat, suspendido ang klase sa lahat ng antas sa mga pampubliko at pribadong paaralan sa buong Bayan ng Silang bukas, July 10, 2026.

Pinapayuhan ang lahat na manatiling ligtas at patuloy na subaybayan ang mga opisyal na abiso ng DOST-PAGASA para sa mga susunod na weather updates.

𝐖𝐀𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐀𝐒𝐎𝐊 | 𝐉𝐔𝐋𝐘 𝟏𝟎, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 (𝐁𝐈𝐘𝐄𝐑𝐍𝐄𝐒)

Batay sa pinakahuling Weather Advisory No. 13 ng DOST-PAGASA, inaasahan ang patuloy na pag-ulan at masamang lagay ng panahon dulot ng hanging Habagat at Bagyong .

Bilang pag-iingat, suspendido ang klase sa lahat ng antas sa mga pampubliko at pribadong paaralan sa buong Bayan ng Silang bukas, July 10, 2026.

Pinapayuhan ang lahat na manatiling ligtas at patuloy na subaybayan ang mga opisyal na abiso ng DOST-PAGASA para sa mga susunod na weather updates.

OPISYAL NA PAHAYAG NG CAVITE POLICE PROVINCIAL OFFICE

Mariing kinokondena ng Cavite Police Provincial Office ang iresponsable at mapanlinlang na pagpapakalat ng bomb threat sa social media na nagdulot ng matinding pangamba, pagkaantala ng klase, at panganib sa kaligtasan ng mga mag-aaral, g**o, at buong komunidad.

Sa pamamagitan ng maagap na koordinasyon ng Bacoor Component City Police Station at ng Cavite Provincial Anti-Cybercrime Response Team (PACRT), agad na natukoy ang responsable, naaresto, at narekober ang mahahalagang digital na ebidensyang ginamit sa paggawa ng naturang krimen.

Mahigpit na pinaaalalahanan ng Cavite PPO ang publiko na ang paggawa at pagpapakalat ng bomb threat, bomb joke, at maling impormasyon (false information o fake news) sa internet at social media ay hindi biro. Ang mga ito ay mga seryosong paglabag sa batas na maaaring magdulot ng pagkakaaresto, pagsasampa ng kasong kriminal, pagkakakulong, at pagbabayad ng kaukulang multa, depende sa umiiral na batas at sa mga ebidensyang makakalap sa imbestigasyon.

Mahigpit naming binabalaan ang sinumang nagbabalak gumawa ng bomb threat, bomb joke, o magpakalat ng maling impormasyon online: Huwag ninyo itong subukan. Ang bawat post, mensahe, larawan, video, at online account ay maaaring matunton sa pamamagitan ng cyber investigation at digital forensic examination. Hindi magiging hadlang ang paggamit ng pekeng account o anonymous profile upang makaiwas sa pananagutan.

Anuman ang edad ng sangkot, ang bawat kaso ay haharapin alinsunod sa umiiral na batas. Para sa mga menor de edad, mahigpit na ipatutupad ang mga umiiral na batas at pamamaraan na may kaugnayan sa Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL), kasabay ng pagtiyak na mapananagot ang sinumang lumabag sa batas.

Nananawagan ang Cavite PPO sa publiko na maging responsable sa paggamit ng social media. Ang isang post na inakalang biro ay maaaring magdulot ng takot, makagambala sa edukasyon, mag-aksaya ng oras at pondo ng pamahalaan, at maglihis ng mga awtoridad mula sa pagtugon sa tunay na mga emergency.

Nananatiling matatag ang Cavite PPO sa pagpapanatili ng kapayapaan at kaayusan. Patuloy naming paiigtingin ang kampanya laban sa mga indibidwal na gumagamit ng digital platforms upang maghasik ng takot at guluhin ang seguridad ng ating mga paaralan at komunidad. Walang sinuman ang makaliligtas sa pananagutan sa batas.

OPISYAL NA PAHAYAG NG CAVITE POLICE PROVINCIAL OFFICE

Mariing kinokondena ng Cavite Police Provincial Office ang iresponsable at mapanlinlang na pagpapakalat ng bomb threat sa social media na nagdulot ng matinding pangamba, pagkaantala ng klase, at panganib sa kaligtasan ng mga mag-aaral, g**o, at buong komunidad.

Sa pamamagitan ng maagap na koordinasyon ng Bacoor Component City Police Station at ng Cavite Provincial Anti-Cybercrime Response Team (PACRT), agad na natukoy ang responsable, naaresto, at narekober ang mahahalagang digital na ebidensyang ginamit sa paggawa ng naturang krimen.

Mahigpit na pinaaalalahanan ng Cavite PPO ang publiko na ang paggawa at pagpapakalat ng bomb threat, bomb joke, at maling impormasyon (false information o fake news) sa internet at social media ay hindi biro. Ang mga ito ay mga seryosong paglabag sa batas na maaaring magdulot ng pagkakaaresto, pagsasampa ng kasong kriminal, pagkakakulong, at pagbabayad ng kaukulang multa, depende sa umiiral na batas at sa mga ebidensyang makakalap sa imbestigasyon.

Mahigpit naming binabalaan ang sinumang nagbabalak gumawa ng bomb threat, bomb joke, o magpakalat ng maling impormasyon online: Huwag ninyo itong subukan. Ang bawat post, mensahe, larawan, video, at online account ay maaaring matunton sa pamamagitan ng cyber investigation at digital forensic examination. Hindi magiging hadlang ang paggamit ng pekeng account o anonymous profile upang makaiwas sa pananagutan.

Anuman ang edad ng sangkot, ang bawat kaso ay haharapin alinsunod sa umiiral na batas. Para sa mga menor de edad, mahigpit na ipatutupad ang mga umiiral na batas at pamamaraan na may kaugnayan sa Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL), kasabay ng pagtiyak na mapananagot ang sinumang lumabag sa batas.

Nananawagan ang Cavite PPO sa publiko na maging responsable sa paggamit ng social media. Ang isang post na inakalang biro ay maaaring magdulot ng takot, makagambala sa edukasyon, mag-aksaya ng oras at pondo ng pamahalaan, at maglihis ng mga awtoridad mula sa pagtugon sa tunay na mga emergency.

Nananatiling matatag ang Cavite PPO sa pagpapanatili ng kapayapaan at kaayusan. Patuloy naming paiigtingin ang kampanya laban sa mga indibidwal na gumagamit ng digital platforms upang maghasik ng takot at guluhin ang seguridad ng ating mga paaralan at komunidad. Walang sinuman ang makaliligtas sa pananagutan sa batas.

July 2026

52nd Nutrition Month Sub-Theme:
“Nutrisyon at Kalikasan, Ating Pangalagaan!”

Strengthening the Link Between Nutrition and Environmental Protection, with a focus on Climate Action

Every year, the Philippines celebrates Nutrition Month (NM) to promote greater awareness and collective action toward improving the nutritional status of Filipinos, mandated by virtue of Presidential Decree No. 491 of 1974 or the Nutrition Act of the Philippines. Since 2024, the NM campaign has been guided by the overarching theme, “Sa PPAN, Sama-Sama sa Nutrisyong Sapat Para sa Lahat,” with a selected sub-theme under this broader call to highlight the key pillars of the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition (PPAN).

The NNC Technical Committee, consisting of various bureaus, offices, and organizations, has approved “Nutrisyon at Kalikasan, Ating Pangalagaan!” as this year’s sub-theme. This focus builds on PPAN 2023–2028 programs that promote sustainable and nutrition-sensitive food systems. It highlights the vital connection between nutrition and the environment, emphasizing that protection of natural resources is essential to ensuring sustainable food systems, food security, and good nutrition for present and future generations.

Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns, largely driven by human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, and unsustainable land use. These changes alter the natural environment by increasing global temperatures, disrupting ecosystems, raising sea levels, and intensifying the frequency and severity of extreme weather events (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 2021). Nutrition and climate change are closely interconnected. Climate change directly affects food systems by influencing agricultural productivity, fisheries, and food supply chains. Rising temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events such as droughts, floods, and typhoons can disrupt food production and reduce the availability of nutritious foods (Food and Agriculture Organization [FAO], 2015). In countries like the Philippines, where many communities rely heavily on agriculture and marine resources for their livelihoods and daily food consumption, these climate-related disruptions can significantly affect access to diverse and healthy diets.

When food production becomes unstable, communities may experience limited access to nutrient-rich foods such as fruits, vegetables, and fish. This situation can increase the risk of malnutrition, particularly among vulnerable populations including children, pregnant women, and low-income households (World Vision International, 2024). Climate change can also affect the nutritional quality of food by altering crop yields and nutrient composition, further challenging efforts to ensure adequate nutrition for all.

At the same time, food systems contribute to climate change. The way food is produced, processed, transported, and consumed generates a significant share of global greenhouse gas emissions. It is estimated that food systems account for approximately 30 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, underscoring the need to promote sustainable diets and environmentally responsible food production practices (UN-Nutrition, 2021). Unsustainable agricultural practices, excessive food waste, and high consumption of resource-intensive foods place pressure on land, water, and biodiversity, ultimately affecting the environment that supports food production.

Addressing these challenges requires a holistic approach that integrates nutrition goals with environmental sustainability. Transforming food systems to become more resilient, sustainable, and inclusive is essential in addressing malnutrition while also mitigating climate change (World Health Organization, 2023). Climate-resilient agriculture, sustainable fisheries, diversified crop production, and the promotion of locally produced and seasonal foods are key strategies that can help ensure stable food supply while protecting natural resources.

Scientific and development organizations also emphasize the importance of investing in climate-resilient and nutrient-dense crops that can adapt to changing environmental conditions while supporting healthy diets (FAO & International Atomic Energy Agency, 2024). These innovations, together with improved agricultural practices and responsible consumption patterns, can help strengthen food systems and promote better nutrition outcomes.

In the Philippines, the National Nutrition Council plays a crucial role in advancing policies and programs that promote proper nutrition across the life cycle. Through coordinated nutrition interventions and multi-sectoral collaboration, the Council supports initiatives that ensure access to safe, nutritious, and sustainable food while responding to emerging challenges such as climate change.

The theme “Nutrisyon at Kalikasan, Ating Pangalagaan!” serves as a call to action for government agencies, local government units, civil society organizations, the private sector, and communities to work together in protecting both human health and the environment. Safeguarding forests, oceans, agricultural lands, and water resources helps secure our food sources and ensures that future generations will continue to have access to nutritious and sustainable diets.

As we celebrate Nutrition Month 2026, let us recognize that the health of people and the health of the planet are inseparable. By adopting sustainable food practices, reducing food waste, supporting local and climate-resilient food production, and strengthening nutrition programs, we can build resilient food systems and ensure better nutrition for all Filipinos—while caring for the environment that sustains us.