Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
CULION DISTRICT
CULION NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
MINUTES ON TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION 2023
Oct. 5, 2023 (Thursday)
Agenda/Topic Suggestions
1.Teacher’s Day 2023 It was planned to have a
program at CNHS, October 5,
2023(Thursday) in celebration
of the Women’s Month
Celebration.
Person’s Responsible:
A.
1.Mr. John Edward M.
Wabe,TIC
2. Mr. Darwin T. Alcantara,
Bookkeeper
3. GAD Committee, headed
by its Focal Person/GAD
Coordinator, Mr. Raldmarson
N. Aying
4. SSLG Officers
5. STEP Officers
6. YES-O Officers
Agreement
Pursuant to Presidential Proclamation NO. 242, s.
2011 titled Declaring the Period from Sept. 5 to October 5 of
every year as National Teachers’ Month and Republic Act No.
10743 titled An Act Declaring the Fifth Day of October of Every
Year as the National Teachers’ Day, thus Culion National High
School will celebrate Teachers’ Day on Oct. 5, @ 7:30am, at Dr.
PAE Covered Court, with the theme Together 4 Teachers,
where 4 represents the 4As of Gratitude: appreciation,
admiration, approval, and attention.
This one-day activity (Oct. 5, 2023, from 7:30am –
5pm), will showcase, acknowledge and give emphasis on the
crucial role, loyal service, and dedicated commitment of
teachers in developing globally minded citizens, nurturing
families, strengthening communities, and building nation.
It also highlights effective and promising policy
responses, and aim to establish the steps that need to be taken
to ensure that teaching personnel develop their full potential.
This year, CNHS will held this activity on Oct. 5, 2023, to
celebrate with all the teachers around the Globe. This will set
benchmarks regarding the rights and responsibilities of each
teachers, and standards for their initial preparation and further
education, recruitment employment, and teaching and
learning conditions.
During Teachers’ Day, the services of teachers and their
contributions to education are acknowledged and their role
and importance for the development of students and society
are appreciated.
Teachers’ Day is an occasion that pays tribute to the
teachers and tends to resolve some of the issues regarding
their profession and hence tries to attract the brightest young
minds towards this profession.
The Objectives of the said Teachers Day Celebration are the
following:
a) To honor those who are in the teaching profession.
b) Revitalize the image of and respect for teaching as a
vocation by increasing public awareness on the value of the
Teachers in the Philippine Society
c) Take the occasion as an opportunity in building the image of
teaching as an attractive and fulfilling profession.
This year 2023, CNHS GAD Focal Person worked
 hand-in-hand with all the committee members, and all the
Faculty and Staff of CNHS, in planning the CNHS Teacher’s
Day Celebration 2023.
It was agreed that CNHS Teacher’s Day Celebration
will be celebrated on October 5, 2023 @ Dr. PAE Covered
Court, from 8:00am-12:00 noon.
This year’s theme is “Together 4 Teachers”, where 4
represents the 4As of Gratitude: appreciation, admiration,
approval, and attention.
This theme recognizes teachers especially all their
tireless efforts.
This special day is dedicated to all CNHS Teachers, so
that every effort is acknowledged and appreciated.
Last October 5, 2023 (Thursday), CNHS celebrated
Teacher’s Day Celebration, via Registration First, then
motorcade of all the participants at the venue (Dr. PAE
Covered Court – 9am).
After the motorcade, a program followed.
During the program, there are several presentations
presented. There is a showcase of talents per grade level.
After the presentations, there is a lunch then in the
afternoon, there are games.
This kind of activity set benchmarks regarding the
teachers’ fundamental value that should be reflected in
development choices and contends that teachers are active
agents of development, not just passive recipients of
development.
It was a successful event afterall, with the help and
guidance of the ever supportive Teacher-In-Charge, Mr. John
Edward M. Wabe.

The activity ended at 5 pm.

Prepared by:

RALDMARSON N. AYING
GAD COORDINATOR

Attested by:
JOHN EDWARD M. WABE
TEACHER-IN-CHARGE