Project Description/Background 3Promotional Materials 4Project/Core Heads and Volunteers 8Timetable of Tasks 10Program Flow of the Event 14Recounting of Events 16Problems Encountered and Contingencies 18Financial Summary 19Recommendations 20Evaluations 21Appendix 24 • ListofParticipants • ListofSpeakers • Suppliers

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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MAthSAYA is an annual, non-profit, three-Saturday event that commits to public high school students who are gifted in the field of Mathematics. Each Saturday event holds various activities like mini competitions and group dynamics, that aim to make these chosen representatives appreciate Mathematics without the pressure of tests and conventional classroom activities.

ABOUT THE SHOW MATHSAYA '09

Goals Mathsaya will address the organization’s goal of increasing the number of people who appreciate math and strengthening their appreciation by enriching their knowledge on the subject matter.

Objectives The project Mathsaya makes the Ateneo Mathematics Society closer to its vision-mission because through this, AMS members are able to share the knowledge and passion on Mathematics to the public high school students. This project allows AMS to provide fun and innovative activities that will make Mathematics more fun and exciting subject for the high school students. If taken in a long-term perspective, such chosen students may actually be enticed to take up a Math course in the future, probably in the Ateneo de Manila University.

Success Indicators1. There are 120 student participants.2. Per day, at least 80% of the participants are present.3. The score in the evaluation if the topic is new and interesting to the participants should be at least 8.4. There should be at least 20 volunteers per day, excluding the core and the execom.5. Get a score of at least 8 in the project evaluation.

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TRAILERS SCREENERS Promotional Materials

MascotandLogos

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Poster

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Brochure

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MaTHSAYa 2009

MaTHSAYa 2009

MaTHSAYa 2009

Sticker

Nametags

T-Shirt

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CREW Heads Volunteers

Directors Project Heads

Script Writers Programs

Mimi PaduaDanielle Ong

Nico Baguio

Malcolm MambaKC Cortez

Quinito Sanchez

Shari NgoBea Bartolome Reyvan Fadallan

Pamela Syling

Marie Antonette Roxas

Nicole San Juan

Casting Dept. Secretariat Stunt Coordinators Volunteer Heads

KC Cortez Shari Ngo8 9

Antonio, VictorAcedo, GianAyet PandyCabuo-os Kim ChristopherChan,LanaChee, RoalieChong, IrisChua, Jedd EmilieDioquino, Shirley StephanieDumayaca, JoelEncarnacio, JanlorGarrido, FrancisCrystal PadillaIsen Calderon

Angeline Chavez

Marielle Delfin

Gladys Guelas

Set Design Logistics

James Alcantara

Production Accountant Finance

Monique Salvo

Amae Geronimo

Dawn Satumbaga

Camera Crew Documentations & Promotions

Extras Volunteers

Loreto,NikkaMaeMacaliano, Maria ChristinaMuga, AmyOng, JillainePayba, JessamineEJ ManalangRevelo, MarkGemma FernandezSy, CarlJimenez, EthelTecson, Marjorie AnnVenturillo, Joever John

Yap, ShawnChua, Gian JeffsonRobredo, JoseRangasa JoannaPatrick RollanCarlo ConcepcionPaulLuzon

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week (date) tasks to be accomplished person/s assigned1 first core meeting 11/17-11/22 minutes of the meeting secretariat distribution of tasks project heads finalize theme for mathsaya entire core group decide which grant project heads2 second core meeting 11/24-11/29 minutes of the meeting secretariat gather information of the schools secretariat start to draft letters to schools and confirma-

tion instructionssecretariat

Start conceptualizing logo, tarps, shirt, etc doc & pub prepare budget for each committee finance Start to find possible sponsors finance Check room availability for events. Prepare let-

ters to be given to OSA and OAS.logistics

canvassing of kits and its content, food logistics Reserve rooms for future meetings. logistics prepare topics for lectures programs Meet with Doc Queena regarding possible

speakers and lectures.programs

start to draft letters to speakers, start looking for speakers

programs

promote mathsaya at dept GA volunteer head, project heads draft of letter to OSA and/or sanggu for grant project heads3 third core meeting 12/1-12/6 minutes of the meeting secretariat contact schools to update information (name

of principal etc)secretariat

start to inform schools regarding Mathsaya secretariat final draft of letters to schools secretariat finalize logo, designs for tarp, shirt doc & pub send marketing package finance finalize speakers and invitations signed by Doc

Queenaprograms

program flow programs Check room availability for events. Prepare let-

ters to be given to OSA and OAS.(esp. walkie talkies!!)

logistics

canvassing of kits and its content, food logistics

TIMETABLE OF TASKS

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4 fourth core meeting 12/8-12/13 minutes of the meeting secretariat draft of brochure secretariat continue to inform schools regarding Math-

sayasecretariat

print letters and have them signed secretariat distribution of invitations to speakers,lecturers programs finalize program flow programs send letters to OSA and OAS logistics submit designs to OSA for approval doc & pub5 fifth core meeting 12/15-12/20 minutes of the meeting secretariat promotion of mathsaya volunteers volunteers update on the tasks assigned entire core group 6 CHRISTMAS BREAK! 7 CHRISTMAS BREAK! 12/22-1/3 8 sixth core meeting 1/5-1/10 minutes of the meeting secretariat send letters to schools secretariat prepare instructions to be left in AMS room

for calls from schoolssecretariat

update on reservation of venues and equip-ment

logistics

place order for shirts and tarp, food logistics remind speakers/lecturers regarding their

notes etc.programs

brainstorm for group dynamics and culminat-ing activity

programs

Acquire approved design from OSA. Review guidelines re: reserving places to post tarp.

doc & pub

ForwarddesigntoLogforshirt,pin,etc.can-vassing.CoordinatewithLogtofinalizeshirt,etc.

doc & pub

finalize sponsors finance volunteer’s GA , team building volunteers9 seventh core meeting 1/12-1/17 minutes of the meeting secretariat confirmation of participants (Prepare guide-

lines to be left in AMS room for calls)secretariat

collect lecture notes and exercises from teach-ers/students

programs

finalize group dynamics and culminating activ-ity (mechanics)

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draft of diagnostic test (including answer key) to be given at the start and end of mathsaya

programs

prepare pre-event presentation to execom doc & pub look for binding services for lecture notes doc & pub buying of kits (pen, notepad, id, id lace) and

other Mathsaya stufflogistics

10 eight core meeting 1/19-1/24 minutes of the meeting secretariat layout of booklet doc & pub find emcees for the event programs edit/proofread lecture notes programs draft of diagnostic test (including answer key)

to be given at the start and end of mathsayaprograms

buy tokens for speakers and emcees programs confirmation of participants secretariat printing of name tags secretariat Prepare temporary list of participants including

accompanying teachers and cars’ plate num-bers.

secretariat

Write letter to inform OSA and physical plant office about event.

secretariat

Check status of letters 2 days after. secretariat Check on sponsors, budget, reimbursements,

etc.finance

recheck venues and equipment logistics11 ninth core meeting 1/26-1/31 minutes of the meeting secretariat final list of participants secretariat prepare name tags secretariat printing of booklet doc & pub remind the speakers --super important programs finalize diagnostic test, printing programs recheck food logistics reimbursements etc. finance volunteer’s GA, distribution of tasks volunteers12 tenth core meeting 2/2-2/6 minutes of the meeting secretariat last minute reminders project heads briefing of emcees programs powerpoint presentation for day 1 programs printed program flow programs name tags, list of participants for registration secretariat venue, food, kits logistics video and camera doc & pub12 13

attendance sheet for volunteers volunteer head 7-Feb MATHSAYA DAY 1 13 eleventh core meeting 2/9-2/13 minutes of the meeting secretariat prepare 1st day documentation doc & pub update on food and venue logistics update on speakers, program flow, etc. programs 14-Feb MATHSAYA DAY 2 14 twelfth core meeting 2/16-2/20 minutes of the meeting secretariat update on food and venue logistics update on speakers, program flow, etc. programs print certificates secretariat prepare 2nd day documentation doc & pub 21-Feb MATHSAYA DAY 3 2/23-3/7 project evaluation project heads prepare final documentation doc & pub reimburse finance finalize financial statements finance

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Venue Time Activity Lecturer/Facilitator

Escaler Hall

08:00 – 09:00 RegistrationSecretariatandLogisticsCom-

mittee and Volunteers09:00 – 09:10 Opening Prayer TBA09:10 – 09:20 Introduction to the event Project Heads

09:20 – 09:30Introduction to Participating

SchoolsProject Heads

09:30 – 09:45 Opening RemarksPizza Sarmiento, President,

AMS

09:45 – 10:00Preparation for the Diagnostic

Test 1Programs Committee and

Volunteers10:00 – 11:00 Diagnostic Test 1 Proper Volunteers11:00 – 12:00 Group Dynamics 1: Pukpukan Hosts and Volunteers

SEC Foyers 12:00 – 01:00 LUNCHCore Members, TNTs, and

Volunteers

MathLaboratories(SEC A 3/F)

01:00 – 02:30Lecture1:ComputerMath

GamesMs.Ma.LouiseAntonetteDe

LasPeñas02:30 – 04:00 Lecture2:MatrixTheory Mr. Roden Jason David04:00 – 04:30 Reminders Hosts04:00 – 04:30 Closing Remarks Project Heads04:00 – 04:30 Evaluation Documentations Committee04:00 – 04:30 SNACKS LogisticsCommittee

PROGRAM FLOW DAYS 1 2 & 3DAY 1 February 7, 2009

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Venue Time Activity Lecturer/Facilitator

Escaler Hall

08:00 – 08:30 RegistrationSecretariatandLogisticsCom-

mittee and Volunteers08:30 – 08:40 Opening Prayer TBA08:40 – 09:30 Group Dynamics 2: Facial Expressions Hosts and Volunteers09:30 – 11:00 Lecture3:CountingandProbability Mr. Ramil Bataller

SEC Foyers 11:00 – 12:00 LUNCHCore Members, TNTs, and

Volunteers

Escaler Hall

12:00 – 01:30 Lecture4:ProblemSolvingTechniques Mr. Enrico Paolo Bugarin01:30 – 02:00 Group Dynamics 3: Mamera Hosts and Volunteers02:00 – 03:00 Career Talk Ateneo Sanggunian03:00 – 04:00 Trivia Game Hosts and Volunteers04:00 – 04:30 Closing Remarks Project Heads04:00 – 04:30 Evaluation Documentations Committee04:00 – 04:30 SNACKS LogisticsCommittee

Venue Time Activity Lecturer/Facilitator

Escaler Hall08:00 – 08:30 Registration

SecretariatandLogisticsCom-mittee and Volunteers

08:30 – 09:00 Opening Prayer and Reminders TBA09:00 – 10:00 Diagnostic Test 2 Proper Volunteers

Outside Escaler 10:00 – 11:00 Group Dynamics 4: Quarantine Hosts and Volunteers

SEC Foyers 11:00 – 12:00 LUNCHCore Members, TNTs, and

Volunteers

MathLaboratories(SEC A 3/F)

12:00 – 03:00 Pa-SIX-laban na! Hosts and Volunteers03:00 – 03:30 Graduation Everybody

03:30 – 03:40 Closing MessageHosts [can also be from AMS

Execom]03:40 – 03:45 Closing Prayer TBA03:45 – 04:00 Evaluation Documentations Committee04:00 – 04:30 SNACKS LogisticsCommittee

DAY 2 February 14, 2009

DAY 3 February 21, 2009

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The first day started with the diagnostic test in ISO conference rooms 3 and 4. The TNT’s then took care of the group dynamics, particularly the Pukpukan game for the participants. The participants participated in various group dynamics activities until lunch time in the ISO cafeteria. After eating, one batch of participants watchedadocumentaryaboutFermat’sLastTheorematBel308,whiletheotherbatchgotinvolvedwithcomputermathgames.Dr.NinettedelasPeñastookcareofthistopic.Thetwobatchesthenexchangedwhatthey were doing – the first one played in the math lab while the second watched the documentary. After the exchange,thetwobatchesweregatheredinBellarmine308forMr.RodenDavid’slectureonSolvingLinearSystems Using Matrices. After the lecture, the participants were given snacks and day one was concluded.

The program started late at 9 am in the morning and the first lecturer, Mr. Ramil Bataller from the mathematics department, came early so the group dynamics (Facial Expressions) was temporarily removed from the program and Mr. Bataller proceeded with the lecture. He discussed the topic of Counting and Probability for two hours. Facial Expressions was played after the lecture, and the hosts, took care of entertaining the participants while waiting for lunch. After lunch, Mr. Enrico Paolo Bugarin, also from the mathematics department, gave a lecture on Problem Solving Techniques. The students were then led outside Escaler Hall, onto SEC field, to play Mamera. After the game, they were led back to the hall to listen to Julius Samson and Patricia Anne Sarmiento give a career talk, AMS’ RA department head and president, respectively. The Trivia game followed, but since only a few questions were used for the actual planned game, a Pera O Bayong style game was spontaneously created to utilize the remaining questions. Several questions were still left after that second game, so these questions were

flashed to the crowd. A video to recount the first day was shown and the project heads then gave a short message to end the day.

RECOUNTING OF EVENTS

DAY 1 February 7, 2009

DAY 2 February 14, 2009

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This day started with the post-test to determine the length of what the students learned from the seminar. Afterthetest,thestudentsweremadetoplayFamilyFeudandgroup____wontheevent.Lunchfollowed;thestudents and TNT’s were encouraged to practice their cheering routine after eating. The program resumed with the groups performing their routines. Group ten topped the cheer pyramid with their ecstatic and energetic cheer. The Amazing Race followed the cheering contest with group five finishing first. The stations spanned most of Ateneo – from the Baseball field, ISO, covered courts, Barangka steps, JSEC, Matteo Ricci, and others. The students were exhausted and some even complained, but they all agreed that the event was enjoyable and new because it was physically stimulating. This was just right for the snacks were given out after the race. The students were given time to rest and take a break then a video recounting the entire three-day event was shown. The evaluation, awarding, and graduation events followed. The program ended in picture taking sessions to serve as documentation and remembrance for both parties – organizers and participants.

DAY 3 February 21, 2009

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PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED + Contingency Plans

Problems Encountered Contingency PlansVenue ISO

Lackofvolunteers Utilized core and execomlack of photographers Utilized other available core members

amazing race (incomplete details) Fast and efficient brainstormingChange of venues Personal phone calls to confirmed school

two classrooms for first day Pinagkasya sa isaCore cooperation Someone stpped up for the committee

Miscommunication Maximize the use of cellphones internet etc.Latearrivaloffood Adjust timetableNo room available Adjust to available room

Money is not enough Solicit from the coreTeacher backed-out Find a replacement

Nagreklamo ang teacher Sundin ang teacherNot well attended core meeting Text core members

Lackofinitiative Assign talksLackofcommunicationbetweenthecoreand

project headcram

Super early lecturer Postpone ang GDNawala ang polvoron Buy again

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Cash ReceivedSolicitation 23,420.00Sponsorships 10,000.00Financial Assistance from AMS 16,000.00

TOTALREVENUE 49,420.00

LessDisbursementsLogistics 34,265.25Secretariat 3,435.75Programs 2,464.90Finance & Promotions 270.00Accounts PayableFinance & Promotions 1,500.00Documentation & Publication 500.00

TOTALEXPENSES 42,435.90

NET PROFIT 6,984.10

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

TOTALCASHRECEIVEDFROMAMS: Php16,000.00TOTALCASHTURNEDOVERTOAMS: Php7,003.10

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Make sure to request for the students who will participate on the three Saturdays. Same pre-test and post-test? NO!! =)) Plan early. Change the event dates. People should be more committed (core, project heads, volunteers, execom. BE ON TIME. Be strict with schedule.

RECOMMENDATIONS

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EVALUATIONS

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Venue 4.78Schedule 4.6Equipments 4.86Attendance 4.59Evaluation Distribution 4.785Promotions 4.755Program 4.84Emcee 4.91Impact to You 4.875

Students

Program Well Prepared 4.8 Entertaining 4.88 Started on time 4.45Food and Drinks Presentable 4.8 Delicious 4.62 Sufficient Quantity 4.76Venue Clean 4.84 Enough Space 4.83 Accessible 4.8Over All Grade 4.86

Volunteers

Preparation Meetings 3.96 Execution of Plans 3.5Event Proper Registration 4.44 Program 4.45 Activities (GDs) 4.61 Speakers 4.8 Topics 4.48 Facilitators 4.38 Participants 4.38 Food and Drinks 4.64 Venues 4.39

Core

I enjoyI learnFunIt is educationalIt has lot of activitiesMasaya(sobra)There are many fun lecturesIt is challenging and excitingExcellentLecturesMemorable ExperienceInterestingEnhances my skillsGives TriviaHelps students to excel in MathLectures,organizersarenice,understanding and really goodI enjoy my 6hrs of my Saturday hereI won the trivia gameEvery part of its excitingProvides many info that is not taught in schoolAmazingBecause of this I now appreciate mathIt gives what I wantSweetness of Flat Tops

For me it is already successfulMade other challenging activities

There’s a perfect attendanceAll participants are cooperative

More gamesMore fun

It wasn’t too coldWe know more about our room mates

More trivia sharedAll speakers were hilarious and energetic

More interesting lessonsMore organized

They toured us in this schoolMore places visitedUse time properly

More students from our school can participateThe TNTs are not going home early

These activities will be continuedThey give homeworks

The math org will be closer to everyoneThey would keep up the good work

I like this project/event because...

This project would have beensuccessful if...

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Problem techniques← Probability← Trivias← Lesson← Not to give up in problems I encounter← Career talk← Recurrence relation← Games← Socialize with others← About the lecture on gambling← Experience← Happiness← All of the activities← GD(Mamera)← We learned that we have eto dream BIG and and set our goal and work hard← Break time← Enjoy mathematics← Team work

My most significant learning in this project is...

Okay ung emcees I wish there would be more guest to come and teach← More power← mahirap maintindihan ung recurrence relation← The program is great← Keep it up, it becomes more interesting← There should always be fun and trivial questions and problems← Cool trivia← Very fun← It really helps the students to discover other things← Good← More fun games← I enjoy and at the same time I learn← God bless, keep all the good work← Sana lagayan ng yelo ung drinks← Good job← This day is so enjoy← It is more enjoyable than the first day← The tnts are not kj← Turn off aircon← Enjoy← Trivia game was great← The whole staff are cool← Mathsaya is the best seminar because you learn many things and have fun← Ang saya(10x) talaga dito sa mathsaya. Sana buong bakasyon may mathsaya pa din← I was so challenged (Graveh)

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APPENDIX

List of ParticipantsName Nickname School

Bagong Barrio National High School

Joseph Alamil Joseph BBNHSJosephReinerLanto Reiner BBNHSTrixia Mariz Maglasang Trish BBNHSJonathan Pradas Jet BBNHSJapscel Remias Sheng BBNHSJohn Angelo Tupas Angelo BBNHS

Balara High School

Kristine Aglabas Kristine BHSMafel Bartolome Mafel BHSLeoDelosSantos Lei BHSMarcLouisMariamonte Marc BHSAndrea Joy Taquiso Andrea BHS

Bonifacio Javier National High School

RaymondCariño Emon BJNHSNadiaLacanlale Nadi BJNHSAngelo Maglasang Gelo BJNHSJairus Immanuel Nolasco Jairus BJNHSEmeldgio Olles Meii BJNHS

Claro M. Recto High School

Anabelle S. Ayala Ana CMRHSMa. Bernadette B. Bongat Bernadette CMRHSMario Antonio B. Celerian Marie CMRHSJohnKevinD.Lagaret Kevin CMRHSCharlesKentP.Lopez Kent CMRHS

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Concepcion Integrated School

Cristina Basco Tinay CISFrendo Canda Frend CISMichael Dominise Michael CISGeoffrey Benn Eugenio Geoffrey CISCarlo Falquerabao Carl CISChristopher James Francia CJ CISJohn Kenneth Titco Kenneth CIS

E. Rodriguez Jr. High School

Joanna Patricia Atienza Joanna ERJHSJoser John Barron Joser ERJHSMa. Ericka Carbonell Ericka ERJHSJhopmine Dagle Jhaz ERJHSNicko Falconi Nickz ERJHSBryanLeonardGatus Bryan ERJHSIssaErikaLovendino Ice ERJHSMara Clara Reyes Mara ERJHSJessie Suppet Jessie ERJHSMarkLesterTorreon Lester ERJHSTitsnel John Ventura Titstio ERJHS

E. Rondon High School

Maria Susana Araujo Susana ERHSHaldrich Nairo Buenaventura Haldrich ERHSChristopher David Topher ERHSRandolfh D. Flores Randolfh ERHSSandy Monette Padarin Sandy ERHS

Gen. Pio del Pilar National High School

Jerrica Alcantara Jerrica GPdPNHSLenceCurtCaluya Lence GPdPNHSMichael Cauguiran Mikkee GPdPNHSMaria Gianina Guallar Gia GPdPNHSArbie Montesines Arbie GPdPNHS

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Jose Abad Santos High School

Jenyza Cabantog Jenyza JASHSElerie Caparas Elerie JASHSNel Christopher Ponsaran Christopher JASHSAnnalie Pritos Annalie JASHSNiñoLeandroSalvilla Niño JASHS

Kalayaan National High School

Elyssa Barberan Elyssa KNHSDolly Grace Dongon Dolly KNHSDan Ataniel Ensalada Dan KNHSLolitoFalladoJr. Tolits KNHSDon Cias Magalong Don KNHSShasaLisaMarquez Shasa KNHSMarvin Napucao Marvin KNHSJohn Alecx Rodriguez Alecx KNHSRice Grace Sabolbora Rice KNHSMartin Tabudlong Martin KNHS

Makati High School

Nikko Barongan Nikko MHSJansen Wills Danco Jansen MHSLeaMarieDizon Lea MHSChristine Egon Christine MHSKenLesterGuillen Ken MHS

Makati Science High School

Ronniel Beequio Ronniel MSHSJoelLoreño Joel MSHSAimee Oliveros Aimee MSHSMaryliz Zubiri Mariz MSHSJoanne Tan Joanne MSHS

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Pangarap High School

Mark B. Alvero Mark PHSMarife S. Delos Santos Feng PHSGene Francis M. Flores Gene PHSAmilyn B. Hidalgo Amy PHSAbigail G. Papag Abbie PHS

Pasig City Science High School

Bryan John Batalla Bryan PCSHSOrlyne Mhay Dacanay Lyn PCSHSMaria Angela Flores Gel PCSHSPrincess Parubrub Cess PCSHSRomelyn Ramirez Rom PCSHS

Ponciano Bernardo High School

Angelica Cudalio Lyka PBHSKhamelaLabasan Mhelai PBHSJomarLipomano Jom PBHSJanine Pebres Jhasz PBHSAdonis Refre Don PBHS

Quirino High School

Jennifer Baloca Eper QHSAmiel Mary Canlas Amiel QHSDarell Glodo Dar QHSOlivia Gonzales Olive QHSRheena Guatno Rheena QHSRyan Christopher Manzano Dar QHSKenneth Cyd Munsayac Kenneth QHSArchie Reyes Esi QHSMarycris Samar Cris QHSJennisse Kaye Torres Jen QHSMa. Joelynne Villaber Joey QHS

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Ramon Magsaysay High School

Raymart Caasi Mart RMHSJustine Rose De Jesus Tine RMHSFerdinandLopez Ferdie RMHSArvin Marasigan Rvn RMHSJohn Arthel Mendoza Arthel RMHS

Tandang Sora National High School

Jay-rCañada Jay-r TSNHSLuisMarkRussellChua Luis TSNHSKimberly Cu Kim TSNHSAngelo Jabagat Angelo TSNHSDan David Palisoc Dan TSNHS

TañongHighSchool

Cedrick Jan Amparo Cedrick THSKamilleDanicaLee Kamille THSEricaLoreno Erica THSAlexis Mamaril Alexis THSVina Dee Patiam Vina THSEzrom Kyle Publico Ezrom THSRichard Paul Quizon Richard THSJoven Carlo Siguenza Joven THSLynethTerania Lyneth THSRonel Yabut Ronel THS

Valeriano E. Fugoso Memorial High School

Kevin Michael Dela Paz Kevin VEFMHSAldrinThomasLabarda Aldrin VEFMHSJohn Renzi Manzo Renzi VEFMHSPatricia Jesica Melo Patricia VEFMHSRandy Bryan Reyes Bryan VEFMHS

List of Speakers

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Food Suppliers: ISO cafeteria LoyolaSchoolofTheologyCafeteria

File Case: Divisoria

PrintingandLaminating: U.P. shopping center

List of SpeakersMs.Ma.LouiseAntonetteDeLasPeñas

Mr. Roden Jason DavidMr. Ramil Bataller

Mr. Enrico Paolo Bugarin Department of Mathematics Suppliers

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