May 1, 2010
May 1, 2010
After ten worthwhile days of blogging and creating networks, 34 students and teachers have finally graduated from Eblogit 2010. You are now evolved and equipped with 21st Century Digital Learning skills. Congratulations to all of you for jobs well done. You are now part of the Eblogit history. (See eblogit network at http://eblogit.ning.com)
We are glad that all of you have successfully completed the training and are now ready to use your new abilities to share not only to teachers and students, but to the whole online community. All of you have truly showed so much interest and dedication to learning. As such, the Eblogit team would like to congratulate the following crusaders who have showed the greatest potential to use and improve their skills. Congratulations to the following winners:
April 7, 2010
LNCHS 62nd Commencement Exercises Speaker’s Inspiring Words
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PAANO NGA BA BINAGO NG EDUKASYON ANG ATING…AKING BUHAY? (Part 1 of 3)
DR. RUNVI V. MANGUERRA
Guest Speaker, 62nd Commencement Exercises
March 29, 2010, LNCHS Covered Court 1:00 p.m
For other parts, click this links: Part 2 of 3, Part 3 of 3
March 18, 2010
Online Sign up for eblogit training. This does not necessarily bind you to contract. You can withdraw anytime. (Click this link)
December 14, 2009
VOL. 2 (November 16, 2009 – December 15, 2009)
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Graduating studes plan career study options
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Editorial:
Simple but meaningful
Christmas, through the years, has been a big part of the Filipino tradition and culture. But as years past, some seem to forget what Christmas is for… (Read more)
Columns/Editors’ Note:
Students Gone Wild… by Zarah Clarisse Z. Francisco
Desperate Hope…Noel Andro Bico
Nothing beats the will and way… by Arnie RoveloReaders’ Note:
Unearthing Philippines Treasure Chest…. by John Paul Capistrano
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IPRESS Pressing Issue:
Courtesy of www.improvingyourworld.com
Share your voice and be heard.
How can I make a difference this yuletide season?
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Limelight:
Who’s who for the month of December 2009
“I always tell my volunteers that you are the change that you dream and I am the change that I dream. And collectively we are the change that this world needs to be”.
LNCHS supports Kuya ‘F’ Efren for 2009 CNN Hero
As a matter of fact, Lopez National Comprehensive High School (LNCHS) students chipped in the move to vote for Efren Peñaflorida for the CNN heroes through their ICT Computer Lab. Our support will really be with him not because we want him to win…(Read more)
NEWSLINE:
School and local police drive anti-drug and hazing campaign…
LNCHS hosts Division CAT Seminar Workshop
To enhance the curriculum in Citizenship Advancement Training (CAT), a Division Seminar Workshop was held in Lopez National Comprehensive High School’s (LNCHS’) Vera Hall, Dec. 4-5…(Read more)————————————————————————————————————————————————-
Featured News:
Seniors pick top 5 wishes for Christmas…
Who has never dreamt of a white Christmas – snowy and fluffy and flurry and cool?
We may all wish to experience our Holidays in countries experiencing snowfall during winter. However, this may just be a mere child’s wish in his/her childhood…(Read more)
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Camp blog rocks!..
It’s more than the expectation.
Fourty-five of the most promising public high school students and teachers nationwide have converged at the Mimosa Leisure Estates, Clark Field, Pampanga for the second Camp Blog conference, November 12-23…(Read more)
LNCHS grabs 4th place in DSPC 2009
Lopez National Comprehensive High School was declared as the fourth Best School in terms of Campus Journalism during the Division Schools Press Conference held at Luis Palad National High School, Nov. 18 – 20…(Read more)
Math wizards rule cluster math fair
Lopez National Comprehensive High School (LNCHS) bagged the over all champion in the 2009 Cluster 11 Math Fair held at LNCHS Mathematics Building, Nov. 24…(Read more)
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Feature:
Getting wow to Wawa Dam: An enchanting journey from within
Oh my God! This trip has gone for too long now … “Are we there yet?”
Take a pick for your Christmas destination.
Winter chills now fill the air … and a festive ambience arise. Tiny lights flickering, ornaments signifying the arrival of the yuletide. Take a deep breath and let it sink in – Alas ! Its Christmas time …
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Literary:
Forget or Remember?… by Glenna Decena
A Christmas Letter…by Kim Kerby Zamora
Haiku Collections…by Shine Factor
Christmas, through the years, has been a big part of the Filipino tradition and culture. But as years past, some seem to forget what Christmas is for… (Read more)
Columns/Editors’ Note:
Students Gone Wild… by Zarah Clarisse Z. Francisco
November 8, 2009
Students stand against war; a call
for peace urged
To further discuss and remind students about anti-terrorism, drug addiction and crime prevention, “Ugnayan sa Paaralan” was held at LNCHS Covered Court, Oct. 30.
Through the initiative of the concerned agency, 76th Infantry Battalion Charlie Company and Philippine National Police of Lopez, the LNCHS Citizen Advance Training cadets and cadettes witnessed a forum about Anti-insurgency campaign and drug addiction respectively. Mr. Lloyd Gener G. Pallan, CAT commandant, coordinated the realization of the affair aiming linkage for the community and its peace keeping bodies…(more on Newsline)
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Limelight:
WHO’S WHO OF THE MONTH, NOVEMBER 2009
2 Educators, 1 grandparent, and 2 students made it to this month’s Limelight:
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Editorial:
Lightline lives on!
We warmly welcome you to the first monthly edition of Lightline. It has a humble beginning from the four corners of the English Department and Ischools Lab of Lopez National Comprehensive High School to these bytes on your screen via the information super highway. Since its conception…(more on Editorial)
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Ipress:
Join the poll and discussion for this month’s pressing issue. Let your voice be heard.
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2 studes, 1 teacher to camp blog in Pampanga
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It’s not your ordinary camp.
In order to integrate Information and Communication Technology (ICT), the Commission on Information and Communication Technology-Human Capital Development Group (CICT-HCDG)…(more on Newsline)
Rovelo, Niverba cop Mr. and Ms. UN ’09 titles
Arnie Rovelo. Jr. (IV-LVY), representing the Philippines, and Kristine Mae Niverba (III-AMA), representing Paraguay, reigned as Lopez National Comprehensive High School’s Mr. and Ms. United Nation 2009, Oct. 27…(more on Newsline)
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Community News:
852 examinees hope for ALS Accreditation
Alternative Learning System (ALS) students from the selected town of Quezon thronged and took their Accreditation and Equivalency Test under the supervision of the Department of Education…(more on Newsline)
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LNCHS dominates 8th Division STEP-SDC
Step up!
Lopez National Comprehensive High School’s bets landed on top spots during the 8th Division STEP Skills Development and Competition, held at the same school, Oct. 20…(more on Newsline)
Teachers adopt ICT integration
Spread the ‘iSchool virus!
Teachers will now enjoy the perks and privileges of utilizing the iSchools Computer Laboratory through LNCHS’s Teachers’ Training in Digital Literacy and ICT integration, October 11…(more on Newsline)
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Feature News:
English teacher spearheads IT integration in teaching; 
Seniors embrace new ‘learning environment’
Behind barriers of primitive ways. . .enclosed within the conventional methods of the past. . . secluded from the boundless variety of knowledge the world has to offer – that was the scenario before.
Nowadays, times had changed for we are now in the advent of a new age. Keeping these things in mind…(more on Newsline)
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Feature:
Bea Serdon’s New World
I was one unfortunate teenager to leave my school, my country and my friends for the sake of migrating with my family abroad. There, I have to go to a foreign school and again, start from scratch. Being a new kid in my school was hard for me. I experienced harsh bullying because of racism...(more on Feature)
Be prepared: Don’t be the next victim
Before October came, I was on my couch watching my favorite movie. Suddenly, my phone rang, I was surprised when I found out that at the end of the line was long friend from mine. I was shocked when I remembered that she lived in one of the greatly affected area s...(more on Feature)
A week without internet?
We have surveyed students offline to get to know their opinion on having a week without internet. The question we asked is “How would you feel if you are not to use the internet for a week?...(more on Feature)
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Editors’ Notes:
Not just a nation of basketball and boxers - Noel Andro Bico
Modern technology: More cons than pros? – Zarah Clarisse Francisco
Presidential and local executives’ wills: counter poverty and hunger measures – Arnie Rovelo
SSG President’s Corner:
Shares of failures and successes - Maxine Averion
Readers’ Corner:
Endangered or Enraged? – Althea Arche ______________________________________________________________
Literary:
Monologue of a girl at lost but ____? (Dramatic Monologue) - Zarah Francisco
Education (Poem) - Ronald Q. Factor and Shine Lymiele B. Factor
Unexpected Heartbeat of My Heart (Short Story)- Charmaine Bianca F. Esclanda
The Sorrows of a Helpless Mother- by Kim Kerby Zamora
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Bulletins:
Mrs. Carelo – OIC of the November Month
Others to be posted
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