On Monday 16 August, Sampaloc Site II Elementary School celebrated Appreciation Day which was participated by the SSIIES community through Google Meet and Facebook Live. This event recognizes the contributions and honors SSIIES internal and external stakeholders. Mrs. Maria Cristina N. Balbaboco, the school principal graced us continue reading : SSIIES Appreciation Day
DILG – Safety Seal Certification
JUST IN: Sampaloc Site II Elementary School got its Safety seal Certification issued by the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) Safety Seal Certification Program Inspection and Certification team, upon complying all the requirements given by the department through the efforts of the school principal, Maria Cristina continue reading : DILG – Safety Seal Certification
Brand-new laptops for SSIIES teachers
The provision of education has moved beyond the traditional classroom face-to-face session to Distance learning. The ravaging effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on education has left us with no option than to, with open arms, embrace distance and online learning. In order to properly conduct Distance and Online Classes continue reading : Brand-new laptops for SSIIES teachers
PROJECT THOR, Expedites Amidst Pandemic
Reading instruction does not need to stop so even amidst pandemic, Project THOR still needs to speed up its implementation to continue the progress and assess the reading comprehension of pupils which is very vital in learning. The transition of F2F wherein one-on-one tutoring is applied resorted to reading online continue reading : PROJECT THOR, Expedites Amidst Pandemic
Hardwork And Commitment Pay Off—
The Conduct of 2020 Division Brigada Eskwela Awards for Best Implementing Schools – Medium Category, a competition that recognizes schools’ efforts to prepare public school facilities for the school opening, had brought another milestone to Sampaloc Site II Elementary School for bringing home the bacon as 2nd placer. Ms. continue reading : Hardwork And Commitment Pay Off—
Learning Continues Despite Pandemic
COVID19 has become a global health crisis. Almost 36 million people have been infected and one million have died. To curb the spread of COVID 19, our government has opted to employ quarantine protocols and temporarily affected our educational system. continue reading : Learning Continues Despite Pandemic