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DepEd Tayo Luna Community School, Luna, Burgos (2026)

08/06/2025

📣 BRIGADA ESKWELA 2025 IS ON! 📣
🗓️ June 9 – 13, 2025
📍 Luna Community School

🎒💪 "Bayanihan para sa Matatag na Paaralan!" 💪🎒

Calling everyone — parents, alumni, learners, teachers, LGU partners, NGOs, barangay officials, business owners, civic groups, and YOU! 💥 This is your official invite to join the BIGGEST pre-school year tradition: BRIGADA ESKWELA 2025 at Luna Community School!

💡 This isn’t just about brooms and paint. It’s about community, collaboration, and that age-old Filipino magic word: SITATALLUGOD A MAKIKAYSA.

✨ Let’s make our classrooms shine, our walls whisper dreams, and our school grounds breathe new life. ✨

🧰 WE NEED YOUR HELP!
To make this Brigada successful, dagitoy dagiti masapul mi:

✅ Paints (white, colored, latex)
✅ Paint brushes & rollers
✅ Cleaning tools (walis, dustpan, mop, basahan)
✅ Construction materials (nails, plywood, cement, etc.)
✅ Electrical supplies
✅ Gardening tools & seedlings
✅ Refreshments and meals for volunteers 🍽️
✅ And any help — big or small — will go a long way!

📦 SPONSORS WELCOME!
Your generous support will not just build classrooms — it will build hope, confidence, and opportunity for every learner who walks through our gates. 🫶

📸 Want to be part of something inspiring?
Come in your most rugged outfit, bring your tools, your friends, and your generous heart. Let's make this week of service one for the books! 💯

📍 Drop off donations at LCS or message us here on our official page.

📞 For inquiries and sponsorships, contact:
📌 Analyn G. Directo, Brigada Eskwela Coordinator and Mr. JOEL PAUL S. REYES, School Head

📣 Ipakaammo ken Ipadamagyo. INTAYON MAKI-BRIGADA ESKWELA 2025. 💥

06/04/2025

Are you looking for musical instruments...? We are glad to recommend Tone Chaser Musical Instrument Shop

25/02/2025

DepEd Tayo Luna Community School Joins the Department of Health in the Nationwide Search and Destroy Mosquito Breeding Sites Kick-off Event for Dengue Prevention and Control held on February 24, 2025 at 4:00 PM.

11/02/2025

With immense appreciation, we recognize Mr. Rodel A. Reinante and Family. Our endless gratitude for supporting the DepEd Tayo Luna Community School Marching Band by sponsoring their Uniforms...
Agyaman ti sibubukel a pagadalan ti kinamanagayat ken kinaimbag mo iti Luna Community School.
God bless you sir Rodel🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏

11/02/2025

We extend our deepest gratitude to our generous sponsors and donors for their incredible support in helping Luna Community School acquire a Marimba Lyre and Table Lyre for our school marching band. Thanks to your generosity, our school learners now have the opportunity to develop their talents, create beautiful music, and bring even more pride to our school. We truly appreciate your unwavering support to Luna Community School.

With profound gratitude, we acknowledge:
Mrs. Annabelle F. Escobar, CSO President
SBM Ben Marius Gabriel F. Escobar
Ms. Victoria Nina Escobar
Engr. Gener Olpindo
SBM Christopher Belen
Mr. Harold Buquing
Mrs. Venice Lopez
Ms. Jocelyn Etin
Ms. Joanne Etin
Mr. Dorico Bigornia
Mr. Jojo Ayson
Mr. Dharen Ged Pascua
Mr. Rey Tadlang
Mr. Jeoffrey John Dizon
Mr. Edgar Calpo Jr.
Marching Band Members' Parents

We, the DepEd Tayo Luna Community School are still seeking generous sponsors and donors who would like to support our cause. You can contact/message our marching band coordinators: Mrs. Suzette R. Callejo, Mrs. Minerva U. Dizon, Mr. Jayson C. Casia and Mr. Joel Paul S. Reyes, our School Head.

We thank you in advance...🥰🥰🥰

30/01/2025

LCS Marching Band Receives New Marimba Instrument

January 30, 2025 – The LCS Alumni Association (LCSAA) has once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting the school’s musical excellence by donating a brand-new marimba to the LCS Marching Band.

In a heartfelt turnover ceremony, LCSAA President, Ambassador Catalino Dilem, personally handed over the instrument to the school, ensuring that young musicians continue to develop their talents with high-quality equipment. The event was attended by school teaching staff and alumni, all eager to witness this significant contribution.

“This marimba will surely enhance the performance of our marching band and inspire our learners to pursue their passion for music,” said Amb. Dilem. “The LCSAA remains dedicated to supporting projects that enrich the school and its community.”

The LCS Marching Band, known for its outstanding performances, expressed their gratitude, promising to use the marimba to elevate their music further. Mr. Joel Paul S. Reyes, Head Teacher III also extended their appreciation to LCSAA for its continued generosity and unwavering support.

This donation marks another milestone for the LCSAA’s ongoing efforts to give back to their alma mater. With projects like this, the legacy of musical excellence at LCS is set to thrive for generations to come!

24/01/2025

Announcement!!!

20/12/2024

With great pride and honor, CONGRATULATIONS to DepEd Tayo Luna Community School for its exceptional achievements in the recently concluded Inter-School Evaluation on the Best Classroom, Best Office, and Best School Practices, held from December 4 to 6, 2024. These achievements, announced during the Program Implementation Review (PIR) cm Get Together on December 19, 2024, at Burgos Central School, are a testament to the hard work, dedication, and commitment of our school community.

Under the inspiring theme, "DepEd Burgos Remains Resilient Amidst Challenging Times," Luna Community School showcased resilience, innovation, and excellence, securing the following well-deserved awards:

5th Place - Best Office: Mr. Joel Paul S. Reyes, Head Teacher III

3rd Place - Best School Practices: Luna Community School

3rd Place - Best Kindergarten Classroom: Mrs. Suzette R. Callejo

5th Place - Best Grade 1 Classroom: Mrs. Gilda A. Pascua

5th Place - Best Grade 2 Classroom: Mrs. Minerva U. Dizon

3rd Place - Best Grade 2 Classroom: Mrs. Rosalina R. Dela Cruz

4th Place - Best Grade 3 Classroom: Mrs. Lilia P. Velasco

3rd Place - Best Grade 4 Classroom: Mrs. Veronica P. Cabalo

1st Place - Best Grade 5 Classroom: Mr. Daniel I. Callejo

5th Place - Best Grade 6 Classroom: Ms. Flora D. Cabanting

These accolades reflect not just the individual excellence of our teachers but also the collective spirit of Luna Community School. Your accomplishments have brought pride not only to our school but also to the entire Luna community.

To our dedicated teachers, staff, and administrators, your passion for education and unwavering commitment to excellence have been pivotal in achieving these milestones. To our learners and parents, your support and cooperation continue to inspire us to reach greater heights.

Once again, congratulations to everyone who made this success possible. Let us continue striving for excellence and resilience in all our endeavors, proving that together, we can overcome any challenge and achieve greatness.

Thank you, and may Luna Community School continue to shine brightly in the years to come!

29/11/2024

Mrs. Escobar Delivers on Her Promise: Solar Light Installed at Luna Community School

Luna, Burgos — In a heartwarming display of commitment and generosity, Mrs. Bela Filart Escobar, the soon-to-be municipal mayor, has fulfilled her promise to install a new solar light at Luna Community School. This initiative not only enhances the school’s facilities but also underscores her dedication to community development and education.

The installation of the solar light is a significant step toward improving the safety and security of the school environment, particularly during nighttime activities. Additionally, Mrs. Escobar further demonstrated her generosity for the school by donating ₱2,000.00. The Luna Community School expressed profound gratitude for the timely assistance.

Mrs. Escobar’s actions reflect her philosophy that promises are meant to be kept, not broken. As she prepares to assume her new role, this initiative serves as a testament to her vision of a brighter future for the community.

Luna CS is hopeful and optimistic about the positive changes Mrs. Escobar will bring to the municipality. For now, the solar light at Luna Community School stands as a shining beacon of her dedication and care for her constituents.

05/11/2024

A Warm Welcome to the New School Head of Luna Community School

On the morning of November 5, 2024, the Luna Community School held a memorable and heartfelt event to install Mr. Joel Paul S. Reyes as the new Head Teacher III. The program, filled with warmth, respect, and excitement, took place at the school's covered court, bringing together faculty, students, parents, and distinguished guests.

The program began promptly at 8:00 AM with an opening prayer led by Mrs. Elsie C. Carta, PTA Vice President, invoking guidance and blessings for the school's new leadership and continued success. Following the prayer, Mrs. Gilda A. Pascua, Teacher III and President of the LCS Teaching Staff, delivered the welcome remarks, expressing optimism for the future under Mr. Reyes’ leadership.

The atmosphere of camaraderie and anticipation was felt as Mr. Daniel I. Callejo, Teacher III, acknowledged the presence of special guests and dignitaries. Mr. Christian Marcelo B. Carta, PTA President, also shared an inspiring message that emphasized the collective efforts needed from the school community to foster an environment of learning and growth.

A delightful intermission followed, with a performance by the talented Grade 3-Narra learners, adding a touch of joy and entertainment to the occasion.

Ambassador Catalino R. Dilem Jr., representing the LCS Alumni Association, delivered a second message, reminding everyone of the strong bond between the school's past and future generations. He highlighted the importance of community in achieving educational success.

The centerpiece of the event was the formal installation of Mr. Joel Paul S. Reyes, officiated by Mrs. Madeline R. Aglibut, the Public Schools District Supervisor. With poise and gratitude, Mr. Reyes took the stage to deliver his response message, outlining his commitment to the school and its students. His words resonated with everyone present, as he vowed to work tirelessly in guiding Luna Community School towards excellence.

The program concluded with closing remarks from Mrs. Minerva U. Dizon, Teacher III, who emphasized the unity and collaborative spirit that will continue to drive the school forward under Mr. Reyes’ leadership.

After the formal program, fellowship and refreshments were shared, providing an opportunity for informal conversations and connections among the school community.

The installation of Mr. Joel Paul S. Reyes as Head Teacher III marks a new chapter for Luna Community School, and the day's program showcased the spirit of unity and dedication that will undoubtedly lead to a bright and successful future. # dic

05/10/2024

**Teachers' Day and Family Day Celebration Highlights Unity and Appreciation**
*October 4, 2024*

In a heartwarming gathering, DepEd Tayo Luna Community School came together to celebrate Teachers' Day and Family Day on October 4, 2024. The event, filled with joy, gratitude, and camaraderie, was hosted by two Grade 6 students, Alexander G. Aliwadang and Sophia Angelique B. Belen, whose energy and enthusiasm set the tone for the entire celebration.

The day kicked off with an opening prayer led by Mrs. Elsie C. Carta, PTA Vice President, setting a reflective and respectful atmosphere. Elbenne Kassandrah Genn H. Olpindo from Grade 5 then led the National Anthem, followed by community singing led by Azil Rheign F. Felicitas from Grade 6, inspiring a sense of unity among the attendees.

The program formally began with an opening talk from Mr. Wilfredo B. Escobar, PTA Auditor, who highlighted the importance of both teachers and families in shaping young minds. Learners from Grade 2 Mango and Kindergarten entertained the audience with a lively intermission number, followed by a message from SBM Christopher S. Belen, Chairman of the Committee on Education. His words echoed the sentiment of deep gratitude toward the educators who tirelessly contribute to the success of their learners.

The celebration featured several intermissions, with performances by Grade 3 Narra and Grade 6 Dove and Grade 2 Apple, bringing a festive spirit to the event.

Further into the program, performances from Grade 1 Rose and Grade 1 Santan brought smiles and laughter to the audience.

Another highlight was the performance by Grade 5 Parrot, ALS learners and SELG Officers and members, a testament to the inclusive nature of the school community. Mrs. Annabelle F. Escobar, CSO President, also shared her gratitude and reflections in a message to all participants. As thanks to the unwavering contributions of teachers, she gave a cash gifts to all teachers. She generously added also cash prizes to parlor games for learners and parents adding an extra enjoyment to the celebration.

Also, SBM Belen, Mrs. Elsie Carta, and our October celebrants: Mrs. Glenda Sibayan, Mrs. Minerva Dizon and Mrs. Suzette Callejo gave additional prizes for the parlor games.

The program concluded with fun parlor games, fostering a stronger bond between the families, students, and teachers. SELG President Jadexander Raine P. Reyes delivered the closing remarks, leaving everyone with a sense of accomplishment and togetherness.

After the program, parents, teachers and learners enjoyed a bountiful lunch inside the classrooms.

The celebration was a true testament to the school’s commitment to fostering a supportive and loving community, where both families and teachers play pivotal roles in shaping the future of the students.

13/09/2024

On September 13, 2024, the Luna Community School Alumni Association proudly handed over a much-needed Water System Replacement Project to the school. The turnover ceremony was held at the school grounds, marking a significant milestone in enhancing the wellbeing of the learners and staff through improved access to clean and reliable water.The event was graced by esteemed alumni members, school officials, PTA officers and learners.

The ceremony opened with a prayer led by Mrs. Elsie Carta, retired Master Teacher 2 and at the same time the PTA Vice President. It was followed by a community singing led by Mrs. Rosalina Dela Cruz, Teacher III. A welcoming message was delivered by Mrs. Gilda Pascua, Teacher III, Staff President, expressed sincere appreciation for the alumni’s generosity and enduring commitment to the school. Following the welcome address, Engr. Gener Olpindo, Treasurer of the Alumni Association, gave the project overview, importance, and project cost amounting to Php103, 444.00. In his remarks, he highlighted the importance of the project in supporting the health and safety of the school community, especially in today’s context where access to clean water is more crucial than ever. Amb. Catalino R. Dilem Jr., Alumni President, shared the motivation behind the project and the desire to give back to the school that had played such an integral role in their personal and professional development. He spoke of the association’s long-standing dedication to supporting the school’s future, and how the project symbolises their continuous efforts to invest in the school’s growth and sustainability.

A ceremonial signing of the Deed of Donation and Acceptance followed, with key members of the alumni association and school leadership jointly marking the official turnover of the water system.

The new water facility was then formally turned over, symbolising a fresh beginning for the school’s infrastructure, which will now benefit generations of students to come.In his acceptance message, Mr. Daniel I. Callejo, the school Officer-in-Charge expressed deep gratitude to the alumni, emphasising that the new water system would not only improve day-to-day life on school but would also stand as a lasting reminder of the positive impact alumni can have on their alma mater. He encouraged current students to see the alumni as role models and to one day pay forward the generosity they’ve experienced.The ceremony concluded with a closing remarks given by Mrs. Veronica P. Cabalo, Master Teacher I.

This project exemplifies the strength of the bond between the alumni and the school and serves as a reminder that through collaboration and shared purpose, great things can be achieved.

Luna Community School extends its heartfelt thanks to the Alumni Association for this invaluable gift. #

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