JULY 2023
The AES Monthly
The Official Newsletter of Aguado Elementary School
Inside?
Maryjoyce S. Oloteo of Grade 6 - Rizal speaks on behalf 253
graduates during the 27th Graduation Ceremony of Aguado ES.
AES 27th Graduation
Ceremony: Oloteo
leads Class of 2023
while addressing
Maryjoyce S. Oloteo of Grade 6 - Rizal stood
proud before 253 graduates
her classmates in her commencement speech
during the 27th Graduation Ceremony of
Aguado Elementary School on July 10, 2023
Oloteo,13, looked back at their experiences
during the pandemic where Modular Distance
Learning was being implemented. She
expressed gratitude toward teachers, parents
and peers on behalf of Class 2023. Further,
she encouraged everyone to take with them
all the lessons and values learned as they
continue their journey in highschool.
“Tulad na lamang ng tema para sa araw ng
pagtatapos ngayong taon: “Gradweyt ng K to
12: Hinubog ng Matatag na Edukasyon”.
Mahirap man sa umpisa ay napagtagumpayan
natin ang hamon. Kaya naman bilang isang
mag- aaral na pinatatag ng panahon. Baunin
natin ang karanasan na ating natutunan. Ang
mga karanasang iyon ay lagi nating alalahanin
upang magsilbing inspirasyon sa mga
susunod na pagsubok na ating haharapin at
makamit natin ang ating pangarap para sa
magandang kinabukasan.” Oloteo said in her
speech.
1 year.
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What's
AES 27th Graduation Ceremony:
Oloteo leads Class of 2023
AES posts 98.44% Graduation Rate
for SY 2022-2023
133 learners reap awards on 2023
Recognition Day
5k school supply donations to
benefit indigent children
AES holds “Gawad Parangal” for
exemplary teachers
AES prepares for National Learning
Camp to enhance learning
outcomes
430 girl scouts join city-wide
training in TMC
In addition to receiving her diploma, Oloteo also
awarded medals for being With Honors, Best in
English; Best in Science; Best in TLE and Best in
Arts. She was also recognized for her winnings in
various singing contests where she represented
the school and brought home pride for AES.
With her innate talent in singing, she dreams of
becoming a famous singer or a seafarer
someday.
AES posts 98.44% Graduation
Rate for SY 2022-2023
Aguado ElementarySchool’s 2023 graduation rate
fell to 98.44% — a figure far behind expectation
with its all time high of 100% rate for the last three
years including the pandemic years.
All told, 253 grade 6 pupils graduated on July 10,
2023 with 112 male and 141 female as presented
by Dr. Ana Marie R. Panaligan, School Head and
confirmed by Dr. Susan A. Aquino, District
Supervisor.
From the Beginning of School Year (BOSY)
enrollment of 257, there were 4 or 1.56% retained
who were not able to meet the requirements for
graduation after all interventions given.
Meanwhile, the 288 Kindergarten pupils had its
Moving-Up Ceremony on the following day, July
11, 2023 with 159 male and 129 female. 2 of 290
BOSY enrolment or 0.68% dropout rate was
recorded. This gave the school 99.30% rate of
pupils to enter grade 1 for the incoming school
 133 learners reap awards
on 2023 Recognition Day

From its total enrolment of 1833, there were

133 or 7.26% of the pupils were awarded

with honors during the Recognition Day of
Aguado Elementary School held on July 10,

2023.
The school awarded and recognized
learners who have consistently modeled
exemplary character traits, demonstrated
exceptional achievement in academics, Marie Millardeth B. Perido, Master Teacher I gives the Opening Remarks
worked hard on their attendance and those during AES recornition Day held on the afternoon of July 10, 2023
who exhibited outstanding performance in
various discipline areas.
Awardees “With Honors” were composed of
13 Grade I; 24 Grade II; 28 Grade III; 30
Grade IV; 17 Grade V and 21 Grade VI
pupils. Meanwhile, there were a total of 89
recipients of Perfect Attendance Award and
27 Contest Awardees from Grades I-VI.
Service Awards were also given to selected
Grade 6 pupils who were members of Drum Awardees from Grades 1 to 5 are all lined up together with
and Lyre Corps since the program was first their parents during the AES Recognition Day
offered in school.

5k school supply donations to benefit indigent children

The Trece Martires City Matikas Eagles led by Mr.Kristopher Romen during their visit at AES to donate school supplies for indigent pupils.

The Trece Martires City Matikas Eagles Club represented by Mr.Kristopher Romen, President,
has chosen Aguado Elementary School as the recipient of its 5,730php worth of school
supplies donations .

The donation consisting of 5 reams of bond papers; 4 boxes pencils; 10 boxes ball pens; 48
boxes crayons; 50 pieces notebooks and 1 box of eraser for public school learners is part of
the association's charity program. A Deed of Donation was signed on July 15, 2023 upon their
formal visit to the school.

School Principal III, Ana Marie R. Panaligan said that the school felt fortunate to be chosen as
recipients. Distribution of the school supply donations will be done prior to the school opening
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AES holds “Gawad Parangal” for exemplary teachers

Aguado Elementary School held its very first

Gawad Parangal for exemplary teachers on July
10, 2023 with around 80 attendees in Filipiniana
attire.
Aguado Elementary School through the AES
PRAISE Committee has conceptualized the
awarding mechanism which was also dubbed as
“Rosalia N. Sarino Award.” It would then be an
annual rewards and incentive program to
deserving individuals who display service,
excellence and commitment which contribute to
the meaningful achievement of the mission, and Shiralyn Encinares
Emcees Arvin C. Cuentas
vision, and goals of DepEd.
It is named after Rosalia N. Sarino, the
philanthropist who donated the 5,000 square
meters of land where Aguado Elementary School
was presently erected.
As guest speaker during the occasion, Hon.
Joyce Anne Mojica expressed her three
important keys to the success of the teachers
such as being grateful, willing to serve with care
beyond what is received, and being energetic in
maintaining a happy disposition. Guest of Hon
or, Hon. City
Councilor Jo
yce Ann
As guest speaker during the occasion, Hon. Mojica
Joyce Anne Mojica expressed her three
important keys to the success of the teachers
such as being grateful, willing to serve with care
beyond what is received, and being energetic in
maintaining a happy disposition.
Also present on the occasion is Hon. Brgy
Chairman, Jaimer M. Sierra who congratulated
the teachers of AES for their excellent service to
the children of the barangay.
Likewise, AES also took time to recognize the
efforts and contribution of the School Parent-
Teacher Association led by its President,
cia; Hon. City
Jennifer N. Baleña. The highlight of the award ie R. Panaligan, Veronica R. Gar imer M. Sierra
ar Ja
was the presentation of Certificates of (L-R) Dr. Ana M n Mojica; and Hon. Chairman
An
Recognition to all teaching and non-teaching Councilor Joyce
staff from various categories such as Special
Award, Leadership, Efficiency & Competence,
Service Award and Loyalty Award.

Analiza G. Sierra received the very first Rosalia

N. Sarino Special Citation Award. Alongside with
her is Julie C. Dilemma as the Most Outstanding
Teacher while among others are : Nelda R.
Ersando and Bernadette G. Espineli for Service
Excellence Award; Mara Blanca Y. Samson for
Exemplary Behavior Award; Jennifer O.
Dinglasan for the Perfect Attendance Award;
Rosalina B. Lopez for Most Outstanding Grade
AES New Tea
Chairman. Around 18 teachers were recognized chers on thei
r Special Dan
for having zero dropouts and retained. ce Number

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 AES prepares for National Learning Camp
to enhance learning outcomes

Julie C. Delima, AES Reading Coordinator leads the meeting and orientation of teachers for the incoming National Learning Camp.

In support of the MATATAG Basic Education Agenda and as a sub-program under the
National Learning Recovery Program (NLRP) aimed at addressing learning loss, Aguado
Elementary School is set to conduct the National Learning Camp (NLC) during the 2022-
2023 End-of-School Year (EOSY) break.
The NLC will run for three to five weeks, from July 24 to August 25, 2023, with three days
of teacher-learner engagement for one and a half hours. The schedule will be from
Tuesday to Thursday at 9am to 10:30am.
There are a total of 127 primary pupils who will participate in the program and 16
volunteer teachers to serve as facilitators.
The NLC is a voluntary program that will start its phased implementation with Grades 1 to
3 focusing on Reading, Mathematics and enrichment activities in other grade levels
alongside the phased implementation of the NLC to support learning recovery across
grade levels.

430 girl scouts join city-wide training in TMC

Four hundred thirty-six girl scouts from different

schools of Trece Martires City District joined in the
one-day city-wide Patrol Leaders Training held on
July 1, 2023 at Trece Martires City Elementary
School.

This one day voluntary training for Junior Girl

Scout Leaders aimed to enhance their life skills
and upgrade their values, especially after the
pandemic. It was conducted to further enrich their
knowledge and skills in handling their patrols
regarding scouting.
From a total of 119 registered girl scouts, Aguado
Elementary School sent 15 representatives in the
training which is composed of 6 Grade 4 pupils; 7
Grade 5 pupils and 2 from the Grade 6 together
with Ms. Nessa S. Zulueta, AES GSP Coordinator.
The training proper began with the history of
scouting followed by a series of life skills and
emergency protocols such as Hand and Whistle
Signal, Knot Tying; and First Aid Procedures.

The whole day event ended with awarding of Snap shots during the Patrol Leaders Training as spearheaded
badges as spearheaded by Gertrudes R. Dadal, by GSP officials and authorities of TMC district.
GSP Council Executive.

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