08/09/2026
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The International School of Asia and the PacificโKalinga conducted a ๐ด๐ถ๐ต๐ซ๐จ๐ ๐ญ๐ถ๐น๐ผ๐ด today, bringing students together with Advisers, Student Leaders, Faculty Members, Adminitrators, and Staff to discuss important matters concerning discipline, proper conduct, and student responsibilities.
The activity began with an energetic Zumba session spearheaded by the Council of Leaders (COL) and the Supreme Student Council (SSC). The session encouraged students to actively participate while promoting camaraderie and school spirit.
Following the Zumba session was a Praise and Worship led by Naomi Aclayan, LPT, Adviser, Campus Ministry, giving students an opportunity for reflection and spiritual preparation for the day's program.
The event continued with the Nationalism/ISAP Hymn, followed by the presentation of the school's Vision, Mission, and Core Values through an Audio-Visual Presentation.
The formal program proceeded with the opening remarks of Francis Paul Jokico, President, Council of Leaders. He welcomed the participants and emphasized the importance of unity, cooperation, and responsible participation among students.
Engr. Genevieve Banatao, LPT, Prefect of Discipline Coordinator then addressed the students, providing reminders and guidance on the proper wearing of school uniforms, appropriate student behavior, and compliance with school rules and regulations. The discussion emphasized the role of discipline in maintaining a respectful and orderly school environment.
Additionally, an update from Felicidad Amores, RL, Officer-in-Charge and Chief Librarian, students are advised regarding the status of their library cards NO LIBRARY CARD, NO ENTRY, All Library cards of High School Department are DONE, College Department is on-going. Furthermore, the administration issues a strict reminder that the Library Office is a private workspace and must never be used as a pedestrian pathway or shortcut, regardless of the doors being open or the notices already posted.
All students are directed to respect the signages and use only the designated main entrance and exit points to avoid disrupting library operations.
The Monday Forum concluded with the closing remarks of Frink Guiyab, SSC Vice President-Internal, followed by the closing prayer led by Coralene Bangngat, Grade 8 student.
Through the Monday Forum, ISAP-Kalinga strengthened its commitment to guiding students toward responsible behavior, respect for school policies, and active involvement in building a positive and orderly school community.
