Education is not the sole responsibility of the school as it takes the whole village to educate a child. It is through partnerships that responsibilities are shared and divided. We are one with the shared vision of creating an educational landscape that promotes education “Para sa bata, Para sa bayan.”

After a year of perseverance and hard work, July 12, 2022 is a momentous day for Sampaloc Site II Elementary School as it held its Hybrid Stakeholders’ Appreciation Day to commend the sterling and unwavering support and contributions of its internal and external stakeholders in achieving success for the School Year 2021-2022. Mrs. Maria Cristina N. Balbaboco, school principal, proudly congratulated all the awardees through her opening message. It was an honor that some Barangay officials, including Hon. Cielo Lazatin (Barangay Kagawad-BF Homes & Committee on Health Chairperson) and Hon. Sheryl Ortonio-Gonzales (Barangay Kagawad-BF Homes & Committee on GAD Chairperson) together with the BF Homes Sangguniang Kabataan officials; Mr. Martin E. Orogo, SSII Homeowners Association Federation President; and Mr. Raymond R. Garcia, Cornerstone South B Representative, rendered their congratulatory messages and words of encouragement.

Almost all the teachers received awards for their tireless efforts in performing outstanding performances as coordinators, club advisers, and focal persons of the various school programs and projects for the school year 2021-2022.

Special awards were given to these dedicated teachers (Sarah Jane T. TorzarBrigada Eskwela Coordinator, Rowelyn A. GaaSchool Wellness Coordinator, Venus A. PanginacoSchool Reading Coordinator, and Melody R. FlorentinoSBM focal person) to recognize their commitment and dedication the focal persons which contributed to the success of different school’s programs and projects

Exemplary teachers (Agnes T. Elcamel, Venus A. Panginaco, Raymond Sam B. Ledesma, Richard A. Sucgang, Melody R. Florentino, and Juliet B. Torreda) were also awarded and recognized for their exemplary performance as teachers that contributed to the success of the school for this school year.

The program, Non-teaching Personnel, and PTA officers were also recognized for their invaluable service and support this year. External stakeholders were given recognition for their willingness to share their resources and their unwavering support in helping the school and its learners through their involvement as stakeholders for this year. Indeed, a great partnership has an incredible impact on the successful implementation of programs and projects in education.

Truly, “Coming together is a beginning… keeping together is progress… working together is success “(Henry Ford).

By: Kathleen R. De Leon