Jillian Ramirez – ��Ĵ�ý

Silver Jubilee: ESS 25th Anniversary Kick-off

Jillian Ramirez — Fri, 14 Oct 2022 01:55:32 +0000

October 14, 2022
9:55 am

Silver Jubilee: ESS 25th Anniversary Kick-off

The 25th anniversary celebration of ��Ĵ�ý – South began with a successful kick-off celebration last September 19, 2022, with the theme “25 God-given Years Manifesting God’s Blessings and Providence.”

Ms. Diana Mape hosted the program which formally opened with Ms. Bernadette Nave’s inspiring introductory remarks recounting the school’s history, including the trials and tribulations, as well as the triumphs.��

Following the opening remarks, Dr. Roland Niño Agoncillo, the school Principal, and Ms. Gloria Medina, who spearheads the anniversary celebration, unveiled the theme for the 25th anniversary. The monthly activities listed below were also announced:��

Activities	Date
Monthly ESS-South History Trivia	��
Grade 3 and 4 Level Day	September 19, 2022
Grade 5 and 6 Level Day	September 20, 2022
Logo Making Competition by House	September 21, 2022 – October 25, 2022
Career Week and Community Day	October 17-21, 2022
Archives Room Launch	October 21, 2022
Establishment of Alumni Association	November 2022
Concert for a Cause	February 2023
Medical and Dental Mission	March 2023
Gala Night	April 2023

Several other school activities, such as the Rosary Month, Christmas Celebration, Vision-Mission Week, School Fair, and Intramurals, will be centered on the 25th anniversary celebration’s theme and goals.

Last but not least, the event concluded with an explosive dance performance by the High School Division’s dance club managed by Ms. Rhenzie Ochavez—CNERGY. With the concept “Evolution of Dance” spanning 1998-2023, the dance routine took the audience on a trip down memory lane.

After the conclusion of the event, the students returned to their regular schedules, with the promise of a year-long celebration commemorating the Seton community’s 25 years of upholding faith, love, and selfless service.

Hybrid KamPiSe 2022 ng ESS idinaos

Jillian Ramirez — Fri, 07 Oct 2022 06:03:24 +0000

October 7, 2022
2:03 pm

Hybrid KamPiSe 2022 ng ESS idinaos

Ipinagbunyi ng mga Setonian ang face-to-face at birtwal na Kamayan at Pistahan sa Seton (KamPiSe) ngayong taon sa temang “Filipino at mga Katutubong Wika: Kasangkapan sa Paglikha at Pagtuklas.” Kalakip ng unti-unting pag-transisyon sa ligtas na balik-eskwela ay ang marahang pagbabalik ng tradisyonal na pangangasiwa ng mga programang pampaaralan sa ESS, at kasama rito ang pagpaparangal sa Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa na inilunsad noong Agosto 22 hanggang Setyembre 2.��

Lunes, Agosto 22. Ibinunsod ng pasinaya ang selebrasyon sa CSS at dinaluhan ng mga mag-aaral sa Baitang 3, 4, at 9 hanggang 12 sa kanilang pang-umagang pagpupulong. Dito itinampok ang pambungad na talumpati ng punong guro, Dr. Roland Niño Agoncillo, at ang mga serye ng pagtatanghal na kinabibilangan ng Spoken Word Poetry ni Lindsay Jaden Serrano mula sa 9-Our Lady of Fatima at ang espesyal na pagganap ng magkapatid na Luis at Leiza Buitizon. Dito rin isiniwalat ang tarpaulin na naglalarawan ng pagsalubong sa Buwan ng Wika. Ang mga natirang baitang na naka-Homebased Virtual Learning Program (HVLP) ay nanood ng bidyo kaugnay sa okasyon sa kanilang Getting Ready period sa Zoom.

Martes, Agosto 30. Dumalo ang mga mag-aaral na naka-iskedyul para sa In-Person Session (IPS) sa misa ng pasasalamat na ginanap nang 8:30–9:30 ng umaga. Ang mga estudyanteng hindi bahagi ng asembliya ay tinunghayan ang misa sa isang live stream sa Facebook page ng paaralan. Pinaglaanan din ng oras matapos ang misa ang inagurasyon at seremonya ng panunumpa ng mga bagong kawani sa Supreme Student Council, Grade School Student Council, at Family Council.

Ang mga mag-aaral sa Primary at Baitang 9–12 ay nagsuot ng Filipiñana para sa Parada ng Lahi, isang pagkilala sa payak na kariktan ng kasuotang katutubo na isinakatuparan sa pagsapit ng 9:50 at natapos nang 11:00 ng umaga. Ang mga naturang kinatawan ng bawat House ay umakyat sa entablado ng CSS para sa pagmamasid, pagpupuna, at paghihirang ng pinakamahusay na Lakan at Lakambini. Bago inanunsyo ang mga nanalo, isiningit sa programa ang mga intermisyong tanghalan na sumasalamin sa kulturang Pilipino.

Masigabong ibinunyag pagkatapos ang mga nagwaging Lakan at Lakambini: Nakamit ng House of Saint John XXIII ang unang pwesto na kinatawan nina Nathaniel Julao at Honey Michieco Pantollana, sinundan naman ito nina Enzo Raphael Rugas at Charlize Lara mula sa House of Saint Paul, at sumunod naman sa pangatlong pwesto sina Carl Jin Buenaventura at Brianna Julienne Villena ng House of John Paul II. Ang mga mag-aaral na nasa Zoom ay nagkaroon ng birtuwal na Palarong Pinoy habang idinaraos ito.

Ipinagkaloob sa KamPiSe ang sumunod na oras. Ang mga seksyon ay nagpulong sa kani-kanilang mga klasrum upang sabay-sabay na tamasahin ang kaniya-kaniyang dalang putaheng Pinoy. Bilang higit na pagpapahalaga sa pagkaing sarili, inatasan ang mga grupong mag-aaral na makibahagi sa aktibidad na tinawag na “Pinas Sarap (Seton Way)” upang mapukaw ang interes ng bawat isa sa iba’t ibang pagkaing Pinoy na tanyag o kakaiba sa pamamagitan ng paglalahad nito sa klase.

Miyerkules, Agosto 31. Kinabukasan, ang mga mag-aaral ay nasa Zoom nang pinanood ang mga pelikulang lokal. Pagkatapos, ang mga estudyante ay gumawa ng samu’t saring gawain sa asignaturang Filipino.

Huwebes, Setyembre 1. Itinalaga ng mga guro ang araw na ito sa pagpapagawa ng inihanda nilang mga aktibidad para sa lahat ng mag-aaral. Ito ay alang-alang sa pagsulong ng katutubong wika, tulad na lamang ng pagtutula, pagkanta, paggawa ng paskil, at ang panonood at panghuhusga ng mga TikTok video na nilahukan ng Baitang 11–12. Ang mga mag-aaral na kabilang sa mga baitang na ito ay nakinig rin sa isang seminar ukol sa wika at ang kahalagahan nito na pinangunahan ni Ginoong Arvin Jasper P. Villanueva, isang propesyonal na guro sa Filipino at ang inimbitahang tagapagsalita para sa kumperensyang itinanghal sa Zoom.

Biyernes, Setyembre 2. Bilang paghahantong ng kanilang selebrasyon, ang mga baitang 7 at 8 na naka-iskedyul para sa IPS ay ginanap ang kanilang Parada ng Lahi at KamPiSe sa araw na ito. Ang ibang baitang na hindi kabilang dito ay pumasok naman sa Zoom links ng kani-kanilang seksyon upang magsagawa ng mga huling itinakdang gawain tulad ng “Sayaw Galaw sa Saliw ng Musikang Pilipino (Morning Exercise using OPM)” at pakikisali sa sari-saring Palarong Pinoy tulad na lamang ng jackstone, dampa, at birtwal sungka.

Isang napakalaking kaginhawaan ang makaranas muli ng ilang patak ng normalidad matapos ang mahigit dalawang taong paghihintay sa sari-sariling mga tahanan. Inaalok ang isang malaking pagbati para sa mga tauhan at katiwala na nag-organisa at nakibahagi sa tagumpay ng mga programang ito sa kabila ng pag-uudlot dulot ng pandemya sa ating mga kilos. Ang mga pagdiriwang tulad nito ay isa sa mga umuudyok sa bansag ng animo Setonian at Filipino na nagpupugay sa ating layuning makabayan.

ESS celebrates Vision-Mission and School Fair Days

Jillian Ramirez — Mon, 11 Apr 2022 08:00:29 +0000

April 11, 2022
4:00 pm

ESS celebrates Vision-Mission and School Fair Days

ESS-SOUTH — The Vision-Mission Day and School Fair were consecutively held online last February 23-24, 2022. The two-day event was filled with non-academic activities led by ESS-South’s Faculty, Houses, Center for Student Well-being (CSWB), and Supreme Student Council (SSC).

“Enlivening SetonYan Spirit: Sharing Our Hearts and Soul” was the theme used during the Vision-Mission Day. The event started with a Virtual Mass in the morning, and it was followed by the National Calisthenics dance exercise.

The CSWB also sponsored a short-film viewing for the Junior High School (JHS) and Senior High School (SHS) divisions. After that, a friendly batch competition occurred among Setonians who played Family Feud, Escape Room, and Quiz Show.

Aside from playing games, a Pep Talk, Vocation Talk, and Symposium were simultaneously held for the learners of Grades 10-12. These events were followed by an Online Art Quiz in the afternoon.

The Vision-Mission Day ended with the Students Transition Empowerment Program for the Grade 10 parents in preparation for their transition as incoming SHS parents.

“Phantasmagoria: Dare to Dream” was the theme for School Fair 2022. The second day kicked off with a Morning Prayer and the National Calisthenics dance exercise.

After a short break, Setonians played in various House-sponsored activities as part of an inter-House competition. The House of Saint John XXIII emerged as the winner with a total of 273 participants who played in their sponsored activities.

In the afternoon, a Book Film Adaptation for the JHS and SHS students was conducted by the librarians from the Information and Literacy Unit.

The School Fair ended with The Amazing Race: Escape 2 Fantasy, which was organized by the SSC for the seven houses. Various games were played, and the house that finished first won the race.

The House of St. Paul was crowned as the winner of the race, followed by the Houses of San Pedro Calungsod and San Lorenzo Ruiz respectively.

Christmas Carols for a Pail of Love

Jillian Ramirez — Tue, 22 Mar 2022 08:20:04 +0000

March 22, 2022
4:20 pm

Christmas Carols for a Pail of Love

��Ĵ�ý-South’s Grade School Student Council and Supreme Student Council (SSC) launched the program “Christmas Carols for a Pail of Love” on December 10, 2021.

The Student Councils planned a video of carols, prayers, and presentations with the school Principal. The video was then sent to every Setonian Family via Facebook post and e-mail for them to give donations.

A few weeks later, the SSC posted a letter of gratitude which included the total funds collected for this activity on their social media accounts: Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. With this project, the accumulated sum of 12,000 pesos went to the school’s bank account specifically prepared for the project, setting aside a specific amount of money to allot for the four pails to be donated.

The success of the fundraising project last 2020 entitled “Maagang Pamamasko ng Mga Setonian” served as an inspiration to continue giving back to the community during the Christmas season.

According to Ms. Nenet Ayson, Assistant Principal for the High School division and one of the key figures behind the project, its goals were not only to help those in need, but to instill the values of initiative, collaboration, and perseverance, and for opportunities to appear in each and every Setonian family though the dedication of carols and prayers.

This project, among others, displays the core principles of faith, love, and selfless service that Setonians heavily honor. With this, Setonians prove once again that they are truly Seton Strong.

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at ESS-South

Jillian Ramirez — Tue, 22 Mar 2022 08:14:06 +0000

March 22, 2022
4:14 pm

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at ESS-South

��Ĵ�ý-South marked the start of the Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony in the late afternoon of December 2, 2021, shared through a virtual live stream on their YouTube channel. The event was celebrated with the faculty, staff, Family Council, Supreme Student Council, and parish companions on campus.

The Christmas Tree stood above the establishment’s parking lot, illuminating the campus at night. The ceremony commenced at 5:00 p.m., spearheaded by ten speakers, including the School President, Dr. Roberto T. Borromeo, School Principal Miss Gloria Medina, and two singers, igniting the Christmas Spirit with liturgy to welcome the cherished moment of the year, Christmas day.

The solemnity was led by Sr. Lergie Tabasa, Ms. Christita Fernandez, Sir Giovanni Virador, Dr. Roberto Borromeo, Sir Charles Jerome Iglesia, Julia Naval, Ms. Ann Samson, Kapitana Sapinoso, Sir Ferdinand Alido, and Sir Estela Patricio, along with the readers: Miss Gloria Medina, Sir Hanz Dominic Tecson, Mrs. Binuhe, and a representative from the Parish.

The school president shares a quote of gratitude from an American monk, Thomas Merton: “For the grateful person knows that God is good, not by hearsay but by experience. And that is what makes all the difference.”

The countdown concluded the anticipated lighting when the audience exchanged cheers along with the flashing of the ornamented tree as Sir Marc Angelo Balon and Ms. Krisha Neil Videna accompanied the moment with a rendition of a Christmas song on stage.

Whereas the fruitful liturgy bears kindled light to everyone as they reach home: “The light of the world, our salvation, will be born.”

Inter-House Christmas Carol Competition 2021

Jillian Ramirez — Tue, 22 Mar 2022 08:10:14 +0000

March 22, 2022
4:10 pm

Inter-House Christmas Carol Competition 2021

Once again, the Seton community and its seven Houses celebrated Christmas through the 2021 Inter-House Christmas Carol Video Contest held last December 3, 2021, courtesy of the ESS-South Supreme Student Council (SSC).

Crowned champion of the event for the second year in a row was the House of San Pedro Calungsod, while the House of St. Peter earned second place, and third place went to the House of St. John XXIII. Coming in close were the following Houses, in order: St. John Paul II, St. James and St. Paul tied for fifth rank, and San Lorenzo Ruiz.

Working behind the scenes to organize the contest alongside the SSC was Ms. Nenet Ayson, Assistant Principal for High School. Judges from ESS include: Ms. Gloria Medina, Sir Eric Sico, Ms. Kathrina Corpuz, Ms. Krizha Veneda, while a judge from Indonesia International School was also invited, Mr. Alfred Masola.

The Houses gave it their all in creating their Christmas Caroling videos wherein each choir must prepare 3 songs accompanied by instrumental, electronic, or acoustic music, optionally incorporating simple dance choreography and various digital media.

Each of the video presentations was scored by a recognized panel of judges based on Musical Rendition, Artistry and Musicality, Message, Content, and Theme, Technical and Graphics Technique, and lastly Audience Impact, finding strength in numbers measuring the heart reactions on each post.

On the contest and its importance and relevance to the Seton community, Ms. Nenet says, “This competition helped boost the Christmas spirits of the Houses, as it showcased different Houses’ singing talents and skills. The performers also shared an experience that created connections within the ensemble, resulting in the organic opportunities of interpersonal virtual connection as the Houses performed and fostered new bonds among the ensemble.”

Journalism in the New Normal: CavPUSO Schools Press Conference

Jillian Ramirez — Fri, 18 Mar 2022 11:21:01 +0000

March 18, 2022
7:21 pm

Journalism in the New Normal: CavPUSO Schools Press Conference

��Ĵ�ý-South showcased excellence in journalism as ten of its learners competed in the first online CavPUSO Schools Press Conference held last November 26, 2021, hosted by Academia De Julia Victoria of Cavite and spearheaded by the Cavite Province Union of School Organization Inc.’s president, Dr. Marietta Opulencia.

ESS-South was one of the 24 schools from all over Cavite that participated in the program with the theme: “Digital Trust and Intuition in ��Ĵ�ý Journalism: A Challenge of the New Normal.”

The press conference aims “to address the gap of ��Ĵ�ý Journalism exposure among private schools in the province of Cavite and to sustain this scholastic journalism program in time of the pandemic in compliance with RA 7079, otherwise known as the ��Ĵ�ý Journalism Act of 1991” (CavPuso Facebook Page).

Ms. Aubelle Floranda and Ms. Dolly de los Reyes from the English Department coached the ten Setonian representatives to compete in the following categories: Editorial Writing, News Writing, Feature Writing, Sports Writing, Column Writing, Copyreading and Headline Writing, Photojournalism, and Editorial Cartooning.

The categories were further separated based on the media: English and Filipino, and into three brackets (A-C), splitting Elementary, Junior High School, and Senior High School learners. The contestants had one hour to write their articles after a lecture on their respective category.

The announcement of winners commenced the next day, November 27. Among the ten Setonian representatives, the following six learners managed to seize a spot in the top three:

Also worth mentioning are the four learners who ranked within the top ten, namely:��

Juliana Colleen Consorio (fourth place in English Copyreading and Headline Writing)��
Ireland Star Laguio (fourth place in English Editorial Cartooning)
Penelope Wong (sixth place in English Column Writing)
Patricia Emmanuelle Bansil (eighth place in English Feature Writing)

The panel of judges was composed of Mr. Patrick T. Coquilla, Dr. Alexander Blanco, and Dr. Lilibeth Gregorio, all winners of the National Schools Press Conference (NSPC), as well as Dr. Cris E. Avila, winner of the Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA).

The winners were acknowledged by the organization in a live stream on their Facebook page. Candidates in the top ten are automatically qualified to partake in the Montessori School Administrators Association (MSAA) press conference.

It will undoubtedly be interesting to see the school’s performance in future campus journalism ventures.

United Houses for United Nations’ 2021 Celebration

Jillian Ramirez — Wed, 09 Feb 2022 07:00:44 +0000

February 9, 2022
3:00 pm

United Houses for United Nations' 2021 Celebration

��Ĵ�ý-South commemorates the annual celebration of the United Nations (UN) this A.Y. 2021–2022 with the theme: “Recovering Better for an Equitable and Sustainable World.”��

This was done through three different inter-house competitions spearheaded by the Araling Panlipunan Department. The houses of St. James and San Lorenzo Ruiz were crowned as the overall winners while St. John Paul II and San Pedro Calungsod tailed in second and third place.

On October 15, 2021, the Essay Writing Contest, prepared by Mr. Jerome David Tan, who presented the participants with the prompt “SDGs: A Societal Recovery Guide for the Pandemic Period and Beyond,” was held during the learners’ house time at 1:15 – 2:15 pm on the Zoom platform. The participants were given an hour to accomplish their works, which reflected the ways on achieving a sustainable world that was once devastated by the pandemic.��

The essay that won first place was written by Samantha Joy Edu from St. John Paul II, second place was written by Aya Berenize Pugay from San Lorenzo Ruiz, and third place was written by Marian Therese Constantino from St. James.��

On the same day, the Digital Poster-Making Contest, prepared by Ms. Sally Garcia, entitled “Through COVID, We Rise and Sustain,” was simultaneously held. Digital artworks made on the participants’ platforms of choice showcased and acknowledged the resilience needed for the UN’s goals and were submitted a day after the official start of the competition to provide ample time for the artists.��

Partners Gabreiella Felice Domingo & Denzel Mykelo Abad of San Pedro Calungsod snatched first place with their digital poster, while second place was given to Juliana Colleen Consorio & Samantha Jang of San Lorenzo Ruiz. Third place went to the duo of Erisse Mikaela Landas & Julisse Mikaela Tejon from St. James.

On October 22, 2021 the following week, the UN Virtual Quiz Bee, facilitated and prepared by Ms. Bianca Mae Palmero, was held on Zoom during the learners’ club time at 1:15–2:15 p.m. via the Kahoot! platform. It was streamed live on Facebook for everyone outside of the competition to watch. It consisted of three rounds separated by difficulty with ten questions each—the topics included general knowledge and facts, flags, UN Members, current events, and global issues.��

Out of the twenty-one participants from the seven houses, Daniel Moses Villanueva from St. James scored the highest, followed by Juan Gabriel Nicolas from St. Peter, and Arcus Mendoza from San Lorenzo Ruiz.��

This quiz bee, along with the other aforementioned inter-house competitions, helped in immersing Setonians from all houses in the UN’s goals of achieving a societal state wherein inequalities are lessened and everyone is provided with access to proper and holistic sustainable resources, in combating attempts to use the COVID-19 virus as a means to promote discrimination and hatred against individuals, and lastly in promoting unity and camaraderie among housemates.

Building Networks, Connecting Dreams: CSWB Holds Career Week

Jillian Ramirez — Wed, 09 Feb 2022 07:00:42 +0000

February 9, 2022
3:00 pm

Building Networks, Connecting Dreams: CSWB Holds Career Week

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In collaboration with GuidanceNGO and several distinct colleges and universities in the Philippines, ��Ĵ�ý-South’s Center for Student Well-being (CSWb) held their annual Career Orientation Week with the theme “Building Networks, Connecting Dreams” last October 18 to 23, 2021, through the use of various online conference platforms.

Prior to the program’s official launch, the CSWb and GuidanceNGO held a Career Webinar for Senior High School (SHS) Parents on October 9th, from 1:00pm–3:00pm. As parents serve as crucial influences in their children’s life choices and career paths, the Career Webinar for Parents aimed to ensure their children’s career goals, provide career coaching for parents in the K–12 perspective, and enlighten parents on how to help their children navigate towards their future careers from SHS to college.��

October 20, 2021 marked the official start of the Career Orientation Week, spearheaded by the Gearing Up: College Testimonials by Alumni for Grade 11 and 12 learners. The first alumni guest was BS Biology graduate and Medicine student Bea Francesca C. Sosa, followed by BS Computer Science student Criscela Ysabelle Racelis. The third speaker was BS Avionics Technology student Ken Jun Sulit, followed by BS Civil Engineering student Keesha Anjeline B. Cabarles. The last alumni speaker for the College Testimonials was BS Nursing student Ellyson Jennine G. Black.��

On October 21, 2021, the Senior High School learners attended a Colleges and Universities Webinar from 8:15am–3:15pm. The CSWb invited seven well-known and prestigious universities in the Philippines, with guest speakers coming from De La Salle University-Dasmariñas, De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute, De La Salle University, University of Santo Tomas, Mapúa University, De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, and Ateneo de Manila University.��

On the same day, the Grade 10 learners were also given the opportunity to listen to a Career Talk by Alumni Professionals. The speakers delivered their talk in the following order: Medicine graduate Dr. Ma. Janina Layosa, MD, followed by Jose Antonio M. Rogacion, RN, and Engr. Joselito D. Dela Cruz II. The fourth guest speaker was Psychology graduate Romelito Manuel D.S. Clorina, RPm, followed by Computer Engineering graduate Sir Jed T. Tresmanio.��

On October 22, 2021, the Grade 10 and SHS learners listened to a spiritual Vocation Talk from 9:30am-11:50am, led by Rev. Fr. Almar S. Roman, MI and Fr. Randy S. De Jesus respectively.��

Came afternoon, the Senior High School students took part in the Career Expedition 2021–2022 organized by GuidanceNGO, a career clinic for the SHS learners to learn more about their preferred college degree programs. There was a vast collection of around 54 degree program webinars for the learners to choose from, including degree programs related to STEM, ABM, HUMSS, Arts and Design, and other degree programs.

The week-long Career Orientation Program concluded with a webinar entitled, “Career Coaching for Parents in the K–12 Perspective” by GuidanceNGO, conducted on Zoom last Oct. 23, 2021, from 9:00am-11:00 am.��

The CSWb has always been proactive in the career development of Setonian learners, which is in line with the school’s vision and mission to form “principled and competent life-long learners committed to excellence for meaningful life in a globalizing society.”

New wave, new trend: Supreme Student Council A.Y. 2021-2022

Jillian Ramirez — Fri, 04 Feb 2022 04:37:18 +0000

February 4, 2022
12:37 pm

New wave, new trend: Supreme Student Council A.Y. 2021-2022

��Ĵ�ý-South officially welcomed the fresh set of student leaders for this school year’s Supreme Student Council (SSC) last October 9, 2021, at their Oath Taking ceremony via Zoom.��

The newly elected Family Council and Grade School Student Council also attended the event, where they all took their Oath of Office led by Dr. Roberto Borromeo. Members of the school admin and faculty were also present as audience.��

The A.Y. 2021-2022 SSC is composed of the Core, Graphics, Public Relations, and Outreach Committees. Each is made up of student leaders from various high school levels.��

Supreme Chancellor��	Juliana Maria T. Naval��
Supreme Vice Chancellor��for Events	Trisha Mae A. Rojales
Supreme Vice Chancellor��for Services	Chelsea Jillian G. Sarno
Supreme Scribes	�� Keshia Lei M. Gayoso Marc Daniel C. Cajayon
Supreme Bursars	�� Briana Isobel T. Pagdanganan�� Daniel Ian U. Cultura
Supreme Auditors��	�� Sanya Ashley M. Manuel Patricia Lorraine A. Benosa

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Graphics Committee��	Richard Dominic M. Sayaman
��	Anya Jazmine O. Tiglao
	Una Bighani I. Villano
	Leann C. Wingco
	Petrice Angeli A. Guevarra
	Denzel Mykelo R. Abad ��

Public Relations Committee��	Chloe Faith O. Pagtakhan
��	Kesia Zinnia L. Villar
	Iliana Pauleen G. Villanueva
	Samantha Claire A. Casenas
	Jesse Ariza L. Sto. Domingo
	Clarence Faye L. Malaki
	Christelle I. Fabella
	Martha Gabriel S. Calpito
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Outreach Committee��	Jeremy Alexander Medrano
��	Vince Austin N. Montero
	Jillian Clarisse A. Ramirez
	Abel L. Luis
	Julian Antonio S. Villanueva
	Keanna A. Horlina
	Penelope S. Wong
	Hannah Mariden M. Gato.
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The new SSC started the year with its brand new logo and hashtags #SSCEizeTheDay and #SetonStrongerConnected. When asked about the idea behind the rebrand, SSC Chancellor, Juliana Naval, says:

�� The thought was simple. We’re done with the adjustment period, and we’ll now take every opportunity to give back to the Seton community.

�� The goal stays the same. Serve by creating programs that would benefit Setonians, and be able to carry out all prospected plans this year while staying true to the organization’s vision and mission.��

With the new wave comes new trends. This is what we should look forward to starting this school year starting with the SSC’s new members.��

�� Unity in Diversity. In the same interview with Juliana, she pointed out the impact that diversity brought into the council. “Weights are lifted off of one another and you can really feel that everyone is willing to help and always at their best. They’re good with what they’re assigned.” This year’s pool is right in the middle, both equally having 16 students from Junior High School and Senior High School. While there is not much of an age difference nor any gaps to fill, the newly entered half has got something to offer: their fresh ideas. Plus, teamwork makes the dream work. The number of members and their individual abilities combined just works wonders.��

�� What’s next? Well, for Julia, “we’re always improving.” There is still a lot to give and to work on, but the SSC has got its eyes on the prize, and that is performing duties for the student body, making programs, giving, and seizing opportunities. It doesn’t end there, though; the organization strives to go beyond Setonian grounds and offer help to outside beneficiaries through their outreach programs.

It has been nearly two years since the world stopped and coerced the world into life-changing adjustments – the SSC bids goodbye to its beginnings and welcomes learning, leading, and serving as it is. They will continue to function and vow to ceaselessly progress— now taking every opportunity to give back, seizing the day, and making the best out of everything.��

Jillian Ramirez – ���Ĵ�ý

Silver Jubilee: ESS 25th Anniversary Kick-off

Samantha Joy Edu

Silver Jubilee: ESS 25th Anniversary Kick-off

Kerry Robert B. Arguelles

Hybrid KamPiSe 2022 ng ESS idinaos

Jillian Clarisse A. Ramirez

Hybrid KamPiSe 2022 ng ESS idinaos

Kerry Robert B. Arguelles

Yzzabel Paola D. Gache

ESS celebrates Vision-Mission and School Fair Days

Juliana Maria Naval

ESS celebrates Vision-Mission and School Fair Days

Keshia Gayoso

Christmas Carols for a Pail of Love

Christian Ashley Talavera

Christmas Carols for a Pail of Love

Alexandra Celisse Ferrer

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at ESS-South

Jessica Larisse Borleo

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at ESS-South

Julia Peñalba

Inter-House Christmas Carol Competition 2021

Julia Isabel Andres

Inter-House Christmas Carol Competition 2021

Janna Danielle San Juan

Journalism in the New Normal: CavPUSO Schools Press Conference

Samantha Joy Edu

Journalism in the New Normal: CavPUSO Schools Press Conference

Trisha Mae Rojales

United Houses for United Nations’ 2021 Celebration

Juliana Colleen Consorio

United Houses for United Nations' 2021 Celebration

Jannna Danielle San Juan

Building Networks, Connecting Dreams: CSWB Holds Career Week

Aya Berenize Pugay

Building Networks, Connecting Dreams: CSWB Holds Career Week

Reigne Gabrielle Caldo

New wave, new trend: Supreme Student Council A.Y. 2021-2022

Hannah Mariden Gato

New wave, new trend: Supreme Student Council A.Y. 2021-2022

Una Bighani Villano

Jillian Ramirez – ��Ĵ�ý