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08/04/2023

END-OF-SCHOOL-YEAR (EOSY) RITES FOR SY 2022-2023

Tema:
"Gradweyt ng K to 12: Hinubog ng Matatag na Edukasyon" (K to 12 Graduates: Molded through a Resilient Educational Foundation)

July 10-14, 2023

For more information, read DepEd Order No. 009, s. 2023
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https://tinyurl.com/59ssrut6

21/03/2022

Share a Love program: A joint project of the guidance, READING and numeracy program.

Tema:Pagbasang may pag-unawang tapat, Karunungan sapat para sa lahat.❤️

15/02/2022

Atm:Virtual Reading Enhancement in Eng. & Fil...
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08/02/2022

Virtual monitoring of reading skills in our student❤️

08/02/2022

BOOK FOR PANABOOK❤️

07/02/2022

Opening of Panabook Kiosk❤️

26/10/2021

SCHOOL OF THE DAY.

Manay National High School “The Institution of Future Leaders” officially launched its Munting Silid_Aklatan on October 26, 2021 at Manay National High School ground. This is in response to Panabook Club of SDO Panabo City thru the initiative of Madam Maria Perpetua Angelita G. Suelto, EdD, EPS in English duly approved by our Schools Division Superintendent Reynante A. Solitario, EdD, CESO VI.
The launching was spearheaded by Madam Edarlina C. Bitang, MT-I / School In-Charge with coordination of the School Reading Coordinator Madam Babylyn E. Lozada. The said event were participated by our active and supportive stakeholders namely Madam Angelita Perpetua G. Suelto , EdD, EPS, Hon. Roy J. Alfarero, Education Committee Chairman, Susan B. Agmohol, PTA President, SSG Officers headed Chrisly Mae P. Bumaya, SSG President and all faculty members of the school.
The main objective of this program is to eradicate illiteracy not only in Manay National High School but throughout Panabo City. It strongly advocates to make Barangay Manay, A Reading Barangay. More importantly, it serves as an avenue to instill the love of reading among parents and learners amidst pandemic crisis because reading delights is a way of life!
Lastly, PanaBook Club follows a policy of “ Leave A Book, Take A Book”.

13/10/2021

"MUNTING SILID-AKLATAN"

There is a new little library in town and We are so excited to Launch our "Munting Silid-Aklatan"!

PanaBOOK Club! Take a book. Leave a book.

Together, let us build a community of proficient readers.

Do your share in making Manay, A Reading Barangay!

sa Panabo, Panalo. Dahil Bata Ang Numero Uno!
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2021

06/09/2021

EXERCISE 2
William Howard Taft, an American Governor-General, felt that the Filipinos should own and develop the natural resources of
their country, and use them for themselves and their children. He started the policy of “The Philippines for the Filipinos”.
Under Governor Taft, the government bought the friar lands, subdivided them into lots and sold these to the tenants. The Bureau of Lands was established to distribute public lands and to see that these were used properly. The Homestead Law allowed Filipinos to own and cultivate at least 25 hectares of land. Foreigners could own land if they comply with certain requirements.
No. of Words: 100

1.What did William Howard Taft feel about the Filipinos?
a.They could own land only if they are naturalized Americans.
b.They could own land only if they comply with certain requirements.
c.They should own and develop the natural resources of their country.
2.How were public lands distributed?
a.through Governor Taft
b.through the Bureau of Posts
c.through the Bureau of Lands
3.Which phrase best describes Governor Taft’s policy?
a.distribution of lands
b.land for Americans
c.the Philippines for the Filipi

06/09/2021

EXERCISE 1
Once, a bullcart driver was passing through a muddy road. The wheels sank deep in the mud. Though the bulls pulled with all their strength, they could not go farther.
The driver did not do anything to help his bulls. Instead he went down on his knees. He prayed to Hercules, god of strength. He prayed to him to help him pull his cart out of the mud.
But Hercules said, “Put your arms on the wheel, lazy fellow. Help the bulls pull the wheels out of the mud. The gods help those who help themselves.
No. of Words: 96
Questions:
1.Why did the wheels sink?
a.The road was soft.
b.The road was wet.
c.The road was muddy.
2.Which sentence is true?
a.The driver helped the bulls.
b.The driver pushed the cart.
c.The driver did not make any effort to help the bulls.
3.Which lesson does this story teach us?
a.Try hard to win.
b.If at first you don’t succeed, try again.
c.God helps those who help themselves.

25/08/2021

Successfully started the third week of the eight-week reading program thru Basa ko Dunog ko. Another literacy mission completed!

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