THIS school year, Sacred

Heart Academy of La

Loma took one huge leap

in having the RF ID stu-

dent monitoring system

powered by HEAD-

START Business Solu-

tions, Inc.

Sacredian students now

tap their RF ID’s on the

machine then a text mes-

sage of the time of their

entrance to and exit from

the school will automati-

cally be sent to their par-

ents.

“We’ve been receiving a

lot of positive response

from the students and par-

ents about it,” SHALL

Principal Mrs Corazon J.

Lomibao said.

However, Mrs Lomibao

cited that the machine has

been undergoing an up-

grading process to address

some concerns and tech-

nical glitches.

Volume 1, Issue 1 SY 2015-2016 All Roads to Learning Lead to SHALL First Quarter

The Official Student Publication of Sacred Heart Academy of La Loma

BULWARK OF TRUTH. VANGUARD OF VIEWS AND VALUES

Grade 1 enrolment jumps 36%

Grade 10 Panagbenga blooms, wins 1st place

THE COLORFUL

Grade 10 Panagbenga

Festival dance copped

the championship in

SHALL’s Buwan ng

Wika Festival Dance

Competition last Au-

gust 29.

The Ati-atihan of

Grade 8 claimed the

second spot; Grade 9

Sinulog snatched the

third place; and Grade

7 Masskara nipped the

fourth spot.

Prior to the competi-

tion, rigorous rehears-

als had been made.

The performances

were judged by

SHALL Principal Mrs

Corazon J. Lomibao;

SHALL Academic

Coordinator Mrs Erma

B. Mercado; and

SHALL/SHAP Ad-

ministrative Officer

for External Affairs

Mrs Minnie Lomibao.

Photo by Joie Tadle

RF ID marks SHALL’s major

GOOD NEWS! SHALL now offers Senior High School INSIDE

technological advancement

SACRED Heart Academy

of La Loma (SHALL)

Grade 1 enrolment soared

36% this school year.

SHALL registered 53 stu-

dents for Grade 1 now, 19

students higher than last

year’s 34.

This number is even 9%

higher than the enrolment

two years ago which regis-

tered only 48 students.

In total, SHALL gained a

2% increase in overall en-

rolment after posting 538

students, 3 students higher

than last year’s 535.

“It’s really been an auspi-

cious year for all of us.

This increase shall be cred-

ited to our improved facili-

ties and good marketing

strategies,” SHALL Princi-

pal Mrs Corazon J.

Lomibao said.

She also said that SHALL

has very good teachers

that’s why students are

always coming back and

“really feel that it’s their

second home”.

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Dilag sits as new SBO Pres

reach out

Grades 6 and 7 studes

in Metro Shake Drillin Metro Shake Drill Sacre’ partakes Sacre’ partakes #SHALLSHALLreadyready

To be always updated, find more

stories on SHALL Facebook news

outlet (Sacredian NewsNow)!

to less fortunate

SACRED Heart Acade-

my of La Loma joined

the Metro Shake Drill

of MMDA (Metro Ma-

nila Development Au-

thority) last July 30.

Prior to the drill, a sem-

inar on disaster risk

reduction management

was conducted with the

Bureau of Fire Protec-

tion (BFP) officers.

The drill was spear-

headed by SHALL Stu-

dent Body Organization

(SBO) led by their ad-

viser Ms Elvira Fernan-

dez.

“It is important that

young as they are, the

students already know

what to do before, dur-

ing, and after a disaster

like an earthquake; and

that’s what we’re doing

now,” Ms Fernandez

said.

JIRAH Dilag, a Grade 10-

Righteousness student

claimed the highest post in

SHALL Student Body Or-

ganization (SBO) after de-

feating rival student Corrine

Julia Torno.

The two parties PUSH

(People who Understand

Students’ Hinanaings) and

SAF (Students Action Force)

held room-to-room cam-

paign prior to the elections.

The other winners and the

official SBO election results

are indicated in the table.

SHALL GRADES 6

and 7 held their commu-

nity outreach at Associ-

acion De Damas Filipi-

nas and Hospicio De

San Jose last August 14

and 28.

They prepared program

for the less fortunate

kids and were accompa-

nied by their advisers

Ms Nelyn Barreda, Mr

Francis Esteban, Mr

Enrico Afable, Ms Myra

Mayo, Mr James Sueno

and the Student Affairs

Coordinator Mrs Maria

Elena S. Mateo and Stu-

dent Activities Coordi-

nator Ms Michelle O.

Catarroja.

AWARDS SECTION ADVISER

Most Behaved Class Grade 9-Faith Ms Michelle Catarroja

Cleanest Classroom Grade 9-Faith Ms Michelle Catarroja

Perfect Attendance for

the Month of August

1. Grade 5– St. Therese Mr Sanry Bonaobra

2. Grade 9--Faith Ms Michelle Catarroja

3. Grade 7—

Perseverance

Grade 4-St Martha

Grade 1-St Anthony

Mr Enrico Afable

Ms Maureen Quinones

Ms Luzviminda Naz

THE PREFECT of

Discipline (PoD)

awards have been final-

ly revealed.

Grade 9-Faith earned

the Most Behaved

Class and Cleanest

Classroom Awards

respectively.

Mr Mark Hipolito,

SHALL PoD, also initi-

ated a campaign to

achieve zero late and

absent students this

school year through the

attendance monitoring

chart posted at the

ground floor.

The top 3 sections

which will have the

highest number of per-

fect attendance will

receive an award.

PoD also beefed up the

Anti-Bullying Cam-

paign by holding a se-

ries of seminars at

SHALL Library attend-

ed by most Sacredian

students.

The awardees for the

Perfect Attendance,

Most Behaved and

Cleanest Classroom are

shown in the table.

PoD awards revealed, underscore punctuality

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Grades 6 and 7 studes

Sabayang Bigkas Grade 5 dominates

SacrediansSacredians

Nutrition Month’s ZumbaBida energizes Nutrition Month’s ZumbaBida energizes

#SHALL#SHALLgroovesgrooves

GRADE 5 students

emerged as champion

in the Sabayang

Bigkas last August 31

in line with the cele-

bration of Buwan ng

Wika.

Grade 4 got the second

spot; Grade 6, the

third place.

Prior to the closing

program of Buwan ng

Wika, the primary

students wore

“Kasuotang Pinoy.”

They also had inter-

mission performances

in the program.

The winners for the

different events con-

ducted in celebration

of Buwan ng Wika

are indicated in the

table. The theme for

this year’s Buwan ng

Wika is “Filipino—

Wika ng Pambansang

Kaunlaran.”

EVENTS WINNER ADVISER

Poster-Slogan Clark Padilla

(Grade 10-Patience)

Nikko Lucero (Grade 5)

Ms Elvira Fernandez

Mr Sanry Bonaobra

Masining na

Pagkukwento

Jessa Fhe Hinlayagan

(Grade 9-Loyalty)

Ms Mary Rose

Gutierrez

Pagsasatao Aisha Arcaya

(Grade 8-Honesty)

Ms Almin Magallones

Dagliang Talumpati CJ Ramil (Grade 10) Mr Janeson Miranda

Pagbigkas ng Tula Camila Batoon (Gr. 7)

Isabelle Ilagan

Mr Enrico Afable

Mr Francis Malaya

LAST July 31, the Philippine

National Police (PNP) led

SHALL’s ZumbaBida in line

with the celebration of Nu-

trition Month.

Even the advisers and

SHALL Principal Mrs Cora-

zon J. Lomibao danced

gracefully to the rhythmic

music prepared by the police

officers.

The ZumbaBida was orga-

nized by SHALL TLE De-

partment and Mr Rafael

Bonganay.

Prior to this, a healthy picnic,

sandwich and shake making

were participated in by the

pre-school, primary and in-

termediate students.

This year’s Nutrition Month

theme is “Timbang Iwasto sa

Tamang Ehersiyo at Nutri-

syon.”

Good

News!

SHALL now offers SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL!

Don’t get too far to be AT PAR!

TRACK OFFERED:

Academic Track

STRANDS OFFERED:

1. Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM)

2. Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)

3. General Academic Strand (GAS)

to take in College?

Academic Track

Still undecided what

? An accountant?

A teacher?

A psychologist?

An economist?

A social scientist?

CHOOSECHOOSE CHOOSE SHALL Senior High School

But somehow you wanna be a writer? A journalist?

A market strategist?

A poet?

A social worker? A lawyer?

A businessman?

A communication expert?

#WeSHALLShine#WeSHALLShine For inquires, visit SHALL office open Mondays to Saturdays.

SHALL Goes

We Can Make a Difference! This school year, Sacred Heart Academy of

La Loma (SHALL) highlights the value

of fomenting environmental

awareness among Sacredi-

ans.

We know the dismal

fact that almost eve-

ry year the ty-

phoons hitting

our country are

posting signifi-

cant changes

in intensity and

in destruction.

Thus, we be-

lieve that now

is the high time

to truly actualize

a sincere major

action in combating

Climate Change.

As Sacredians, we can

make a difference in our

own little ways. By using our

talents in promoting en-

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vironmental aware-

ness, we can some-

how make this

place anew a

better place to live

in.

So, what are you

waiting for? Join

this year’s Search

for Sacredian Ambas-

sadors.

Show the world that you

care for nature. Show to oth-

ers that even at your age, you can

make something worthwhile to save

our planet.

For parents who have queries, you may visit the office now.

Help save our world! If it is not now, WHEN?

Green

The Mother Earth is calling you! Listen to Her!

Congratulations to THE SACREDIAN new Editorial Board and Staff and the SSMA Broadcasting Team!

Editor-In-Chief: Corrine Julia Torno Associate Editor: Gea Piatrice Salud

Managing Editor: Jerenze Cuaki News Editor: Joie Tadle

Feature Editor: Mark Angelo Marquez Literary Editor: Sophia Aquino

Writers: Jessica Revira, Stephanie Padua, Clarice Fojas, Lara Isabel

Gallardo, Anne de Ocampo, Paula Gregorio, Micah Marcial Photojournal-

ists: Darian Felizardo, Jerstle Ortega Lay-out Artist: Jakkin Elero

Overall In-Charge of Production/Technical Adviser: Mr Janeson M. Miranda

Student Chief Coordinator for Production: Corrine Torno Director: Jerstle Ortega

News Anchors: Ma Thea Zette Magno, Nashja Santos, Althea Tangonan

Chief News Correspondent: Sophia Aquino Head News Scriptwriter: Gea Salud

News Writers: Joie Tadle, Carole Piad

EDITORIAL CONSULTANTS

Mr Neil Michael Lomibao, Ms Kathleen K. Limjuco, Mrs Corazon J. Lomibao

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