SDO Balanga City

Mario M. Laganao, Jr. At forty years old, with six years of experience in the classroom, the life of a Teacher I is a tapestry woven with moments of profound joy and deep struggles. As I reflect on my journey, the challenges of moving forward while living below my means and enduring financial difficulties are… Read more: Reflections of a Forty-Year-Old Teacher

Mario M. Laganao, Jr. In the wake of distressing news reports about teachers sexually assaulting students, such as the recent case emerging from Region I, the importance of establishing clear and professional boundaries between teachers and students cannot be overstated. These incidents not only harm the victims but also erode the trust that is foundational… Read more: Setting Boundaries: Ensuring a Safe and Professional Teacher-Student Relationship

Mario M. Laganao, Jr. In the heart of Balanga City, where tradition meets progress, a new chapter in the city’s sports history was written in 2024. This story is about determination, passion, and the unyielding spirit of an individual who broke new ground as SDO Balanga City’s first Taekwondo official. This is my journey from… Read more: The Genesis of a Dream

Mario M. Laganao, Jr. In the vibrant city of Balanga, a new educational institution is on the rise, ready to redefine the landscape of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) education. Balanga City ICT National High School (BCICTNHS), under the dynamic leadership of OIC School Head Gemma Rose D. Loyola, is poised to become a beacon… Read more: BCICTNHS: THE FUTURE IS HERE

Mario M. Laganao, Jr. In the rapidly evolving landscape of adolescence, High School students are often at a critical juncture in their development. Sexual awakening during this stage is a natural part of growing up, but it brings with it a host of challenges, particularly in an era dominated by uncontrolled social media influence. Teachers… Read more: Navigating High School Students’ Sexual Awakening

Mario M. Laganao, Jr. It is heart-warming to see acts of kindness and compassion in a world where challenges and difficulties abound. Dr. Carolina S. Violeta, in collaboration with the Bataan National High School Senior High School TVL teachers and the schools from the Division of Balanga City, stands as a shining testament to the… Read more: Wish is Love Project

Mario M. Laganao, Jr. In today’s digital age, multimedia integration has become increasingly important in various aspects of our lives, including education. Recognizing this, the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Balanga City has taken bold steps to become a more connected institution, fostering stronger relationships with its stakeholders, teachers, and learners. Spearheaded by EPS Gerio… Read more: ECL: NEWS THAT MATTER

MARK JOSEPH J. NAVARRO Teacher II, Bataan National High School – JHS My job as a Physical Education (PE) teacher at Bataan National High School while in the Department of Education (DepEd) is such that avails an opportunity to make profound impacts on students’ health and well-being. PE teachers help prevent chronic diseases, improve mental… Read more: LIVE LOVE PE: TEN REASONS TO STAY IN DEPED AS A PE TEACHER

MARK JOSEPH J. NAVARRO TEACHER II BNHS – JHS Integration of PE and CS into the general education curriculum is quite timely to improve the quality of education. It prepares students for a balanced and technologically advanced future. Being a PE teacher at Bataan National High School, I’ve seen firsthand how tech-driven solutions like gamified… Read more: PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND COMPUTER SCIENCE INTEGRATION: TIMELY IN BOOSTING QUALITY EDUCATION

VILMA S. FERNANDO        In the dynamic realm of a workplace, a diverse array of personalities, roles, and interactions unfolds, akin to the intricate dynamics observed in an auto parts store. Of all places, why compare a workplace with an auto parts store? Well, this analogy sheds light on the multifaceted nature of organizational behavior,… Read more: Workplace Lessons from an Auto Parts Store

VILMA S. FERNANDO School Principal I COBNHS-JHS It was like yesterday that I lost my very best friend at work, and until now it hurts even if it has been nearly a year already.  Losing a loved one is an inevitable part of life, and the grieving process that follows can be overwhelming. Balancing the… Read more: The Expiration Date of Grief: Navigating Loss and Work

Ni: Galilee S. Atienza COBNHS MAPEH Teacher Lights, camera, action!, yan ang mga katagang madalas nating naririnig sa mga direktor na kapag narinig na ng mga aktor, ito na ang hudyat na sila ay magsisimula ng umarte. Ang mga salitang nabanggit bilang isang guro  ay paminsan-minsang nasasambit o nagiging ekspresyon na sa mga araw na… Read more: BITUING WALANG NINGNING Lights, Camera, Action!

By Romel D. Bondoc – BNHS -JHS 2019, A year where an unknown virus emerged. The following year, 2020, when it spread all over the world. It spread from one country to another creating a pandemic. This was how the COVID-19 pandemic began. The pandemic greatly affected every aspect of our lives, both at work… Read more: THE NEW ERA OF LEARNING: A BLENDED LEARNING

By Carmina De Joseph- Soliven Teacher III, BNHS-Jhs In the dynamic world of education, where demands are high and expectations even higher, working moms who are also teachers face a unique challenge – the delicate dance of juggling professional commitments and family responsibilities. As we navigate the complexities of modern life, it’s crucial to recognize… Read more: The Unsung Heroes: Working Moms in Teaching and the Art of Balancing Act

By Carmina De Joseph- SolivenTeacher III, BNHS-Jhs In the ever-evolving landscape of education, the Philippines is witnessing a dynamic shift with the coexistence of two prominent generations – Generation Z (Gen Z) and Millennials. As these cohorts shape the academic experience, it becomes imperative to explore the unique characteristics that distinguish Gen Z students from… Read more: Navigating the Generational Shift: Understanding the Distinct Traits of Gen Z and Millennial Students in the Philippines

By: Ma.Donnabellle S. Nisay RN,EMT-B – COBNHS, School Nurse The 2019 COVID-19 pandemic has brought psychological health challenges to students, such as anxiety, depression, and stress. Students are suffering from both academic pressure and the threat of the epidemic. When the lockdown and restrictions were extended for almost two years, the adverse effects on mental… Read more: COVID 19: PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH CHALLENGE TO STUDENTS

Ni: Ma.Donnabelle S.Nisay RN, EMT-B – School Nurse May ilang linggo na rin ang nakakalipas mula nang magsimula ang 100% balik mag-aaral 2022-2023. Ang lahat ng empleyado sa bawat eskwelahan  ay naging abala sa paghahanda sa pagsalubong sa mga estudyante na may 2 taon ding hindi nakaranas ng Face to Face Class. Ang mga magulang… Read more: BALIK ESKWELA, BALIK KWELA O BALIK PROBLEMA?

By: Sammy Y. Sabello Master Teacher I, COBNHS JHS In the rouse of COVID pandemic, teachers faced unprecedented challenges as they adapted to remote and hybrid learning environments while grappling with their own personal struggles. The toll taken on the teaching profession during this time cannot be understated. Teachers worked tirelessly to maintain a sense… Read more: “In the Shadow of Blame”

by: BRYAN C. SILVESTRE, TEACHER II – BALANGA CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL Teaching is a complex process that requires careful planning and organization to ensure effective learning outcomes. One common approach is for teachers to create and follow a lesson plan, which outlines the content, objectives, and activities for a class session. However, some… Read more: TEACHING WITH LESSON PLAN VS. TEACHING WITH SPONTANEOUS IDEAS: AN INSIGHT OF A NEW TEACHER IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL

by: BRYAN C. SILVESTRE, TEACHER II – BALANGA CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted education systems worldwide, forcing a rapid transition to online and remote learning. Mathematics teachers have faced numerous challenges during this period, requiring them to adapt and develop new attitudes to ensure effective teaching and support for… Read more: TOP FIVE (5) BEST ATTITUDES OF A MATHEMATICS TEACHER FROM PANDEMIC TO RECOVERY

by: Arjel G. Jose, Teacher I – Balanga Elementary School There are certain skills that are being taught to special children in order for them to survive and be functional in the society.  The acquisition of these skills is considered as great accomplishment and success indicator among our beloved special children. The targeted goal is… Read more: TEACHING SKILLS TO SPECIAL LEARNERS

by: Arjel G. Jose, Teacher I – Balanga Elementary School Nowadays, the education sector accommodates all kinds of learners in schools regardless of age, gender, religion, ethnicity and others. The Department of Education (DepEd) is truly commendable for it advocates equality in the learning field. This may be connected to inclusive education that is now… Read more: NOTIONS ON INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

Ni: Guia P.De Jesus, T-III-Cupang IS Sa pagtuturo sa elementarya sa Pilipinas, may ilang mga epektibong paraan na maaaring gamitin ng mga guro upang matulungan ang mga mag-aaral na maunawaan at maipamalas ang kanilang mga natutunan. Narito ang ilan sa mga ito: 1. Aktibong Partisipasyon ng Mag-aaral: Mahalaga na mabigyan ang mga mag-aaral ng mga… Read more: Mga Epektibong Paraan sa Pagtuturo sa Elementarya

Ni: Guia P.De Jesus, T-lll – Cuapng IS Ang pagpapasigla ng klase at pag-iwas sa pagliban ay mahalagang aspeto ng pagpapatupad ng isang epektibong sistema ng edukasyon. Narito ang ilang mga hakbang na maaaring gawin upang makamit ito: 1. Pagpapahalaga sa pagkakaroon ng mataas na presensya ng mga mag-aaral: Mahalaga na maituro sa mga mag-aaral… Read more: Pagpapasigla ng Klase: Pag-iwas sa Pagliban

Ni: Guia P.De Jesus, T-lll – Cupang IS Ang pagbabasa ay masasabing isa sa pinakamalakas na pundasyon sa pagkakatuto. Ang isang taong marunong magbasa ay mayroong mas malaking pagkakataon para sa mas marami at mas malalim na pagkakatuto. Kaya nga ang pagbabasa ay kasama sa mga unang nais makamit sa pag-aaral. Noong nagkaroon ng pandemya,… Read more: Pagpapahusay ng Kalinangan sa Pagtuturo ng Pagbabasa

Ni: Guia P.De Jesus, T-lll – Cupang IS Ang paghahasa ng talento ng mga mag-aaral sa silid-aralan ay isang mahalagang aspeto ng edukasyon. Sa pamamagitan ng pagbibigay ng pagkakataon sa mga mag-aaral na ipakita at palawakin ang kanilang mga natatanging kakayahan, nagiging malaya silang maipahayag ang kanilang mga talento at mahasa ang kanilang mga interes.… Read more: Paghahasa ng Talento ng mga Mag-aaral sa Silid-Aralan

by: Arjel G. Jose, Teacher I – Balanga Elementary School                                                                  Special Education works on for the holistic development of the special children. Though they have their distinct disabilities and conditions, the teacher has to have the great passion of developing their abilities and lead them to be productive in their own unique ways. It… Read more: GUIDING THE SPECIAL CHILDREN

by: Arjel G. Jose, Teacher I – Balanga Elementary School   The Department of Education (DepEd) aims to cater all kinds of learners from the mainstream to the marginalized groups. This signifies that education must be accessible to all even to those learners with special needs. Significantly, Special Education was established in order to educate… Read more: THE NEED FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION

NI: Evelyn G. Contreras -TIII, City of Balanga National High School   “ Ayoko pong maging teacher” nalungkot ako ng madinig ko ang mga katagang ito mula sa isa kong estudyante. Bukod daw sa maliit na suweldo mukhang ang dami pa daw ginagawa ng isang guro. Ngumiti ako at tumugon sa kanya ng ganito “tunay… Read more: PUSO

by: Jecristopher B. Baldeo, Teacher I – Bataan National High School -Senior High School Successfully navigating your first year in the classroom calls for thoughtful planning, flexibility, and an optimistic outlook. First and foremost, it is crucial for first-year educators to become well-versed in both the course material and their students’ individual requirements. Teachers need… Read more: Conquering the First Time

by: Jecristopher B. Baldeo, Teacher I – Bataan National High School – Senior High School It’s not uncommon for educators to feel a wide range of profound and singular emotions while working with Indigenous learners. They feel a deep sense of belonging and satisfaction as a result of their work with these students. Developing meaningful… Read more: Teaching Indigenous People is Passion

by: RONEL D. SANCHEZ – TEACHER I, BATAAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL In the field of education, attracting and retaining talented teachers is crucial for ensuring high-quality learning experiences for students. One way to motivate and reward educators is through a robust teacher promotion and career pathway system. Such a system not only recognizes and values… Read more: Fostering Expertise and Specialization: A Vision for Teacher Promotion in the Philippines

by: RONEL D. SANCHEZ – TEACHER I, BATAAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted every aspect of our lives, including the education system. As we emerge from the crisis and enter the post-pandemic era, it is crucial that we prioritize promoting diversity and inclusion in the education landscape. Diversity and inclusion are not… Read more: Promoting Diversity and Inclusion A Call to Action in the Post-Pandemic Education Landscape

by: RONEL D. SANCHEZ – TEACHER I, BATAAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Education plays a pivotal role in shaping individuals and preparing them for the challenges of the modern world. In the Philippines, there has been a growing recognition of the need to revamp the traditional curriculum and shift towards a skills-based approach. The dynamics of… Read more: Revamping the Curriculum: Exploring the Need for a Skills-Based Approach in Philippine Education

By: Aleli T. Angeles (Teacher I) City of Balanga National High School Today is a crucial time when teachers are needed more than ever, they are instead deserting the profession. There are now so many of them throwing away their chalk and walking out of the classroom and looking for work outside the teaching field… Read more: SO MANY MINDS TO NURTURE… SO FEW HANDS WORKING FOR THE FUTURE

By: Florenda L. Valencia, Teacher I, BO. Central ES Education is the ultimate tool of this modern world. It empowers everyone to achieve one’s life goals. Learning life skills is undoubtedly the most vital objective of education. This is the reason why teaching is considered the noblest profession and teachers are declared as modern heroes… Read more: 21st Century Teachers in a Different Perspective of Curriculum

By: Florenda L. Valencia, Teacher 1, Bo. Central ES Based on the DepEd Order No. 021, 2019, assessment is conducted through classroom-based assessment and system assessment which may be national or international. And it is the process of collecting evidence of what a learner discerns, what the learner comprehends, and what the learner is able… Read more: Classroom Assessment in Promoting 21st Century Learning

By: Luningning E. Ruiz, Mater Teacher I, Tanato Integrated School Interaction has a vital role in the child’s development, especially in their social skills. There are children who find it hard to feel comfortable socializing with other children. However, teachers and parents can provide actions such as support and assistance to develop children’s social skills.One… Read more: Developing Children’s Social Skills

By: Luningning E. Ruiz, Master Teacher I, Tanato Integrated School Fire is undeniably and extraordinarily helpful in human life. It gives us light and heat and helps us to cook our foods. Nevertheless, fire can also endanger human life. It can destroy our house and can take away all of our possessions in just an… Read more: Fire Prevention and Safety: Our First Line of Defense

By: Luningning E. Ruiz, Master Teacher I, Tanato Integrated School The Coronavirus was affecting our day-to-day life, businesses, world trade, and movements. As the pandemic pulls the global economy to slow down, many people have been greatly affected, especially the Filipino people. National borders, together with many businesses, both small and big, have been shut… Read more: Powerful Hands

By: Luningning E. Ruiz, Master Teacher I, Tanato Integrated School In doing their job and risking their lives, the soldiers must be equipped with high-quality armor to win a battle. Just like soldiers, teachers also need to be equipped with technological skills to deliver a lesson more engagingly.For the teachers to be technologically advanced and… Read more: IMPORTANCE OF COMPUTER LITERACY TO TEACHERS

Ni: Luningning E. Ruiz, Master Teacher I, Tanato Integrated School Ang pangarap ay maaaring maihalintulad sa pamumulaklak ng isang halaman. Katulad ng isang halamang umaasa sa aruga ng kaniyang amo upang magkaroon nang napakagandang bulaklak, ang isang mag-aaral ay umaasa sa paaralan upang makamit ang kaniyang mga pangarap. Kasabay ng isang tuyot na halamang uhaw… Read more: Pangarap at Pandemya

By: Mario M. Laganao, Jr. Breana Shey S. Mendoza, a talented student from Balanga City ICT National High School, has emerged victorious in the SDO Balanga City New Logo Contest. Her design was chosen over other submissions from various schools in the area, proving her artistic skills and creativity. The SDO Balanga City New Logo… Read more: Metamorphosis

By: Mario M. Laganao, Jr. Jaryl Josh B. Asaytono, a grade 7 chess player from Balanga City ICT National High School, showed incredible determination and resilience during the elimination round of the Balanga City Meet Chess Competition. Despite suffering two losses against BNHS-SHS chess players Austin L. Laban and Marnelo Q. Villaruel, Asaytono managed to… Read more: The Dark Horse

By: Mario M. Laganao, Jr. Raymart Decepida, a young artist from Balanga City ICT National High School, has recently won the Digital Poster Making Contest held by the City Health Office of Balanga City. The competition aimed to promote Safe Love and raise awareness about AIDS/HIV among the youth of the city. Decepida’s winning entry… Read more: Safe Love

NI: Evelyn G. Contreras, Teacher III, City of Balanga National High School   “ Ayoko pong maging teacher” nalungkot ako ng madinig ko ang mga katagang ito mula sa isa kong estudyante. Bukod daw sa maliit na suweldo mukhang ang dami pa daw ginagawa ng isang guro. Ngumiti ako at tumugon sa kanya ng ganito… Read more: <strong>PUSO</strong>

By: SHEILA M. CORPUZ, Master Teacher I, M. Delos Reyes Memorial E/S It’s no secret that being a teacher may be one of the toughest professions; there’s constant pressure to deliver excellent work, adjust to unforeseen circumstances, and meet complex student demands. As a result, it happens far too frequently for teachers to experience greater… Read more: <strong>Rekindle Your Passion In The Midst Of Difficulties.</strong>

By: Marylyn B. Francisco The world is slowly returning to its former glory after more than two years of restrictions because of the pandemic. The streets are getting busy, the night shines again with city lights, and schools are also reopening. Almost everything you can see is trying to escape the shackles of the past,… Read more: <strong>COVID LEAVES TWO SCARS</strong>

By: Marylyn B. Francisco               Reading is an important skill. Reading takes us to places. Reading sends us back in time.             All these are true, but all are oversimplifications of what the habit of reading is actually capable of. Maybe after knowing the gravity of the crisis of this generation and how reading can… Read more: <strong>MADE TO CREATE</strong>

By: Marylyn B. Francisco For a working individual, work and life are two sides of the same coin. The stability of each is constantly pursued. While the balance between the two stands as the pinnacle of a professional’s dreams, it is one of the secret formulas to success. For students, there are academics and extracurricular… Read more: FOCUS AND BURNOUT: A COMPROMISE

ni :Rachel Balabag Colibao, T-1,BES Madalas sumagi sa aking isipan, gamit ang sampung daliri sa pagbibilang. Naaalaala ko pa noong ako’y nasa unang baitang sa elementarya, gamit ko ang aking sampung daliri sa pagbibilang upang  mapadali. Tunay nga ang aking sampung daliri ang naging simula upang ang pagbibilang ay magawa nang tama. Sa pag-usad ng… Read more: <strong>Sampung Daliri sa Edukasyon</strong>

Ni: Rachel Balbag Colibao, T-1,BES Ang bawat magulang ay nananalangin at umaasa na magkaroon ng anak na malusog at mabait. Ang sabi pa nga ng iba, “Di na mahalaga kung babae o lalaki, basta malusog at normal.” Kaya nga pag dumating na sa pagsilang ng anak  alagang sigurado at proteksiyong todo-todo ang kanilang ibinibigay sa… Read more: <strong>Pagtanggap, Pag-usad</strong>

Ni: Rachel Balbag Colibao, T-1,BES  Ang mga pagdiriwang ay ginagawa kapag mayroong mahahalagang bagay na nagaganap sa ating buhay: Kaarawan, Pasko, Pagtatapos, Pagpasa sa Board Exam, Kasal, at marami pang iba. Tunay  na ang pagdiriwang ay pagpapakita ng kasiyahan dulot ng mahahalagang kaganapan at tagumpay sa buhay at pangyayari. Nang ako ay maging guro ng… Read more: <strong>Ipagdiwang!</strong>

By:John Ryan M. Piol-Teacher I, Tortugas Integrated School Mental health awareness is a critical issue that schools need to address. Students face various challenges, such as academic pressure, social anxiety, family problems, and other stressors that can impact their mental health. Therefore, providing them with the necessary support and resources is essential to maintain good… Read more: Mental Health Awareness

By:John Ryan M. Piol-Teacher I, Tortugas Integrated School “Gulayan sa paaralan” is a program that promotes vegetable gardening in schools as a way to provide students with fresh and nutritious food while also teaching them about agriculture and environmental sustainability. The program is often implemented in partnership with local government units, including the Schools Division… Read more: Gulayan sa Paaralan

By: Camille T. Camacho, AO II In this competitive world, it is important that people should be more productive and more fruitful. With this, it is very important that an employee possesses the essential abilities that are required in the most challenging tasks of time.  In the Department of Education, the people truly manifest competencies… Read more: <strong>WORKING COMPETENCIES</strong>

By: Camille T. Camacho, AO II Mental health is as important as physical health. Some say it is worst that the latter. A person who hasn’t experience this say that it is just the way you think. Well, it is but there are factors that lead it that way. As defined, mental health disorders refer… Read more: MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS

By: Camille T. Camacho, AO II A certain organization is considered more successful if there is harmony within it. There are significant means to consider in order to maintain real harmony within the group. Whether in the school or office, harmony is essential. Open Communication. The presence of open communication is essential in an organization.… Read more: LIVING YOUR LIFE

By: Camille T. Camacho, AO II A certain organization is considered more successful if there is harmony within it. There are significant means to consider in order to maintain real harmony within the group. Whether in the school or office, harmony is essential. Open Communication. The presence of open communication is essential in an organization.… Read more: <strong>MAINTAINING OF HARMONY IN THE WORKPLACE</strong>

by: Eleonor G. Sioson, Principal I – M. delos Reyes Elementary School The purpose of a teacher is to impart knowledge to students and facilitate their learning. They are in charge of influencing the next generation. Teachers must possess the necessary credentials for them to educate. In the modern society where change is fast paced,… Read more: <strong>Upgrading Pedagogy in the New Normal</strong>

By: Lesley Ann M. Liquiran The Department of Education remains truthful to its mandates in its academic services to its key stakeholders. Albeit the hazardous milieu caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department has been devoted to pursuing the primary education of Filipino youths. The Department manifests its avidity through the fulfillment of the Sulong… Read more: Acclimating the Recruitment Process: HRMPSB Adapts Virtual Evaluation

By: Lesley Ann M. Liquiran The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has seriously disturbed our daily operations. Moreover, it has closed the educational institutions that resulted in distance learning. Nonetheless, the pandemic has not hampered the educational provision for Filipino learners. The learners have received the components of learning that involved reading, writing, understanding, analyzing,… Read more: Reading makes a full man

by: Lesley Ann M. Liquiran Invictus is a Latin word that means unconquerable. It becomes one of the many inspirational poetic themes of William Ernest Henley, an English poet.  The poem accentuates the poet’s motivation to remain tenacious in the fate of despondence. The poet reminds himself to be invincible, albeit in an unbearable situation.… Read more: <strong>Invictus</strong>

(By Janice T. Forbes, Bataan National High School-Senior High School, Balanga City, Bataan, Philippines) Upon entering the threshold of the 21st century, the persistent demand for technology integration in education has become evident in our society. In line with the abovementioned statement, the implementation of the K-12 curriculum is considered as an avenue to deliver… Read more: Alternative Instructional Delivery Practices

(By: Janice T. Forbes, Bataan National High School-Junior High School-Annex, Philippines) No Filipino child Left behind (Act of 2010…) if that is so, then, teachers also should not be left behind!The saddest story that anybody would not want to hear is for an authority to oblige himself to helpothers. But it is his mandated duty… Read more: INVINCIBLE WARRIORS: Serving beyond the call of duty

Ni:Ma.Donnabelle S.Nisay RN, EMT-B – COBNHS Makalipas ang dalawang taon  nagsimula na ang 100% balik mag-aaral sa taon panuruan 2022-2023. Ang lahat ng empleyado sa bawat eskwelahan ay naging abala sa paghahanda sa pagsalubong sa mga estudyante na  hindi nakaranas ng “face to face class o in -person”  sa loob halos ng dalawang taon. Ang… Read more: <strong>BALIK ESKWELA, BALIK KWELA</strong>

Ma.Donnabellle S. Nisay RN,EMT-B – COBNHS The 2019 COVID-19 pandemic has brought psychological health challenges to students, such as anxiety, depression, and stress. Students are suffering from both academic pressure and the threat of the epidemic. When the lockdown and restrictions were extended for almost two years, the adverse effects on mental health for students… Read more: <strong>COVID 19: PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH CHALLENGE TO STUDENTS</strong>

By: Mikaela Nicole P. Reyes, Administrative Aide III A pandemic is a global disease outbreak. The COVID-19 pandemic, caused by the novel coronavirus, has had a profound impact on education worldwide. In response to the pandemic, many schools and universities were forced to close, and students and teachers had to quickly adapt to remote learning.… Read more: Education: Pandemic to Better Normal