DepEd Holy Ghost Extension ES

04/09/2026

𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗥𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗜𝗡𝗨𝗘𝗦, 𝗡𝗢 𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗥 𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧!

Emergencies may disrupt classrooms, but they should never stop a child’s opportunity to learn. Through the Department of Education (DepEd) Learning Continuity Framework (DepEd Order No. 014, s. 2026), schools respond with a 4-Level Color System that places safety and well-being at the center of every learning decision:

🟢 HAYO (Continue) > Learning proceeds as normal when conditions are safe.
🟡 HINAY (Ease-in) > Learning slows down and becomes more flexible during minor to moderate disruptions.
🟠 HINGA (Check-in) > Academic demands are reduced to prioritize mental health, well-being, and emotional support.
🔴 HINTO (Stop) > Learning is paused during severe emergencies to protect lives and ensure everyone’s safety.

Because in DepEd, safety comes first, well-being always matters, and learning must continue whenever it is safe to do so.

For a complete guide to the Learning Continuity Framework, please refer to the attached brochure.

27/08/2026

🚨⛑️HGEES tackles school safety in LAC Session⛑️🚨

Holy Ghost Extension Elementary School (HGEES) conducted a Learning Action Cell (LAC) session on Aggressive Behavior and Safety Response Drill on August 26, 2026, as part of the Department of Education's continuing efforts to strengthen school safety and emergency preparedness. Omar D. Olba, School DRRM Coordinator, served as the resource person, while teaching and non-teaching personnel participated in the activity.
During the session, Olba highlighted preventive measures and emergency response protocols aimed at enhancing school preparedness. Participants were oriented on emergency signals, lockdown procedures, evacuation routes, and assembly areas, as well as the importance of reporting credible threats, keeping emergency exits accessible, and maintaining updated learner records. The discussion underscored the shared responsibility of school personnel in safeguarding learners and ensuring an organized response during emergencies.
Lastly, the session underscored the importance of vigilance, preparedness, and coordinated action among school personnel in addressing emergencies. Decky M. Beloken, school principal reaffirmed the school's commitment to sustaining safety initiatives that help ensure the welfare and protection of all learners.

26/08/2026

DOH: WALANG SUGAT PERO LUMUSONG SA BAHA? MAGPAKONSULTA PA RIN KONTRA SA LEPTOSPIROSIS!

Hindi kailangang may sugat para magkaroon ng leptospirosis. Maaaring makapasok ang Leptospira bacteria sa katawan sa pamamagitan ng mata, ilong, bibig, o maliliit na sugat sa balat kapag lumusong sa baha na kontaminado ng ihi ng infected na hayop.

Kung lumusong sa baha, may sugat man o wala, magpakonsulta agad sa pinakamalapit na health facility o YAKAP Clinic upang malaman kung kailangan ng doxycycline prophylaxis.

Kapag nakaranas ng mga sintomas na ito, agad na magpakonsulta:

✅ Lagnat
✅ Pananakit ng ulo at katawan
✅ Paninilaw at pamumula ng mata
✅ Paninilaw ng balat (Jaundice)

BABALA: Huwag basta-basta uminom ng doxycycline. May mga taong hindi ito maaaring gamitin, kabilang ang mga buntis, nagpapasuso, at mga batang edad 8 pababa. Kumonsulta muna sa doktor.

DOH: WALANG SUGAT PERO LUMUSONG SA BAHA? MAGPAKONSULTA PA RIN KONTRA SA LEPTOSPIROSIS!

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26/08/2026

✨✨CONGRATULATIONS HGEES!!🎉🥳

Congratulations to the very own Top Teachers of Khan Academy of Holy Ghost Extension Elementary School, Ma'am Mary Gutierrez and Ma'am Dianne Catungal. Your dedication and commitment to meaningful learning are truly inspiring.

A big salute to our active learners whose enthusiasm and dedication make every learning journey meaningful. Heartfelt appreciation as well to their supportive parents and guardians for their encouragement at home.We also extend our sincere gratitude to the HGEES Faculty and Staffs,led by Sir Decky Beloken, for their continued support, guidance, and teamwork. 👏🏻🎊

Together, we make learning happen! 💙📚✨

💜TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK🤝💜

27/07/2026

🏫Strengthening School Safety: HGEES Learners and Personnel Oriented on Emergency Response Protocols 🚨👮

Preparedness took center stage as Holy Ghost Extension Elementary School (HGEES), in partnership with the Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) Station 3, equipped learners and school personnel with life-saving emergency response skills through an orientation on the Joint School–PNP Emergency Response Matrix for Students. The activity strengthened learners' awareness of school safety and emergency preparedness by teaching appropriate responses to potential threats.

Serving as resource speakers, PMSG Jacquelyn A. Catti, Assistant Supply PNCO, and PCPL Faye K. Umaming, Assistant SCAD PNCO, both from BCPO Station 3, discussed safety protocols for incidents involving unarmed individuals, armed persons, and active shooter situations. They introduced response strategies such as TELL (NOTE), HIDE (BIN), and RUN, HIDE, TELL, FIGHT, emphasizing the importance of staying calm, reporting suspicious activities immediately, and following established emergency procedures to help protect lives and maintain a safe learning environment. The officers also reminded participants to call the 911 emergency hotline to seek immediate assistance from authorities during emergencies.

Meanwhile, Sir Decky M. Beloken, school principal, emphasized the significance of the initiative, highlighting the school's commitment to fostering a culture of safety and readiness.

27/07/2026

🩺🥼Advancing Learner Well-being: HGEES Conducts School Physical Check-up🥼🩺

Holy Ghost Extension Elementary School conducted a school physical check-up for its learners on July 23, 2026, as part of its continuing efforts to promote learner health and well-being. The activity aimed to assess learners' overall physical condition, identify common health concerns, and help ensure they remain healthy and ready to participate in school activities.

Dr. Roger D. Sinot Jr., Medical Officer IV of the Schools Division of Baguio City, administered the physical check-up as part of the Department of Education's school health program, which promotes learner wellness and supports a safe and healthy school environment.

24/07/2026

✨HelpGrid Company Sponsors First HGEES Feeding Program🍴🥣

July 22, 2026 marked another milestone in the partnership between Holy Ghost Extension Elementary School (HGEES) and HelpGrid Company as this company sponsored the school's first feeding program for School Year 2026-2027. Represented by Ms. Gericel O. Ayak, and with the assistance of former SPTA President Mr. Tyler A. Ayak Sr, HelpGrid Company provided nutritious meals to 60 learner-recipients, supporting the school's efforts to promote learners' health, well-being, and academic success.

Decky M. Beloken, school principal, expressed his gratitude to HelpGrid Company for its generosity and continued support. He emphasized that meaningful partnerships with stakeholders help address learners' needs and contribute to creating a more supportive and learner-friendly school environment.

HelpGrid Company has remained one of HGEES' active external stakeholders, consistently supporting various school programs and initiatives over the years. Through its continued assistance, the company has helped strengthen efforts to provide opportunities and services that benefit both learners and the school community.

As the first feeding activity of the school year, the initiative served as a positive start to ongoing programs aimed at promoting learner health, nutrition, and overall development. 🥗🥦🍚

22/07/2026

✨Fostering Calm and Care: Holy Ghost Extension ES Advances Positive Behavior Management Through LAC✨

Holy Ghost Extension Elementary School conducted a Learning Action Cell (LAC) Session yesterday on “De-escalation Strategies for Teachers Dealing with Challenging Behavior,” reinforcing its commitment to providing a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment. The session brought together school personnel to enhance their skills in managing challenging behaviors and building positive relationships with learners.

The activity was led by School Principal Mr. Decky M. Beloken, who served as the resource speaker. He highlighted the importance of understanding the causes of challenging behaviors and responding with patience, empathy, and professionalism. Mr. Beloken shared practical de-escalation strategies, including active listening, calm communication, and effective classroom management techniques that help prevent conflicts from escalating.

The session concluded with participants reflecting on their role in fostering a positive school climate. School personnel expressed appreciation for the timely topic and its relevance to their daily teaching experiences. The activity further strengthened the school's commitment to promoting learner well-being and cultivating a culture of calm, care, and respect within the school community.

21/07/2026