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RVAlbay Carolina ES, Dinoronan, Daraga (2026)

11/06/2026

PAGGUNITA SA IKA-128 NA ARAW NG KALAYAAN!

Sa ating pag-alala sa pagkamit ng kasarinlan, nawa’y manatili tayong nagkakaisa bilang isang bansa na puno ng pagmamalasakit, disiplina, at pagmamahal sa bayan. Huwag nating kalimutan ang kabayanihan at sakripisyo ng mga Pilipinong lumaban para sa ating kalayaan.

Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! Mabuhay ang sambayanang Pilipino!

Pagbati mula sa Carolina ES.

11/06/2026

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | Carolina Elementary School Integrates 128th Philippine Independence Day Commemoration in Classroom Activities

In celebration of the 128th Philippine Independence Day, Carolina Elementary School integrated the commemoration into classroom instruction through various educational and creative activities that promoted patriotism and national pride among learners.

Teachers facilitated flag-making and flag-coloring activities across different grade levels, allowing pupils to express their appreciation for the country's freedom while enhancing their creativity and understanding of the significance of the Philippine flag. Learners enthusiastically participated in the activities, carefully coloring and creating their own versions of the national flag.

To further strengthen the observance, classrooms and learning spaces were adorned with Philippine flag displays, creating a festive and patriotic atmosphere throughout the school. Teachers also discussed the historical significance of Independence Day, helping learners appreciate the sacrifices of Filipino heroes and the importance of preserving the nation's freedom.

Through these meaningful classroom-based activities, Carolina Elementary School successfully fostered a deeper sense of nationalism among its learners while commemorating the country's historic declaration of independence. The celebration served as a reminder that love for country can be nurtured through education, creativity, and active participation in national observances.

Photo credits: Catherine P. Mias, Vincent M. Morano & Marjorie M. Millena

11/06/2026

𝐀𝐃𝐕𝐈𝐒𝐎𝐑𝐘

Please be advised that there will be NO CLASSES on June 12, 2026 (Friday) for being a regular (non-working) holiday throughout the country in commemoration of the Philippine Independence Day.

- Proclamation No. 1006, s. 2025 and
Memorandum Circular No. 118, s. 2026

09/06/2026

𝐇𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 | PSDS Serrano Visits and Monitors Carolina Elementary School on Second Day of Opening Block

On June 9, 2026, Carolina Elementary School welcomed the visit of Mr. Alberto E. Serrano, Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS) of Daraga South District, during the second day of the Opening Block activities for School Year 2026–2027.

Mr. Serrano arrived at the school during the morning flag ceremony, where he was warmly received by the school personnel and learners. Before the learners and teachers proceeded to their respective classrooms, he delivered an inspiring message of encouragement, emphasizing the importance of starting the school year with enthusiasm, commitment, and a positive attitude. He motivated the learners to actively participate in school activities and strive for academic excellence, while also recognizing the dedication and hard work of the teachers in ensuring a successful opening of classes.

Following his message, Mr. Serrano conducted a monitoring visit to the different classrooms. He observed the implementation of various Opening Block activities, including the conduct of Beginning of School Year (BoSY) assessments, parents' meetings and orientations, and other preparatory activities designed to help learners smoothly transition into the new school year.

Throughout the monitoring activity, Mrs. Mary Care M. Lucilo, School Head of Carolina Elementary School, accompanied and assisted Mr. Serrano. Together, they visited classrooms and interacted with teachers, parents, and learners to ensure that the activities were being implemented effectively and in accordance with the school's plans for the opening of classes.

The monitoring provided an opportunity for school personnel to receive guidance, support, and valuable insights aimed at strengthening the delivery of educational services and improving school operations during the opening of the school year.

The Carolinean personnel expressed their gratitude for the visit and monitoring conducted by Mr. Serrano, recognizing the activity as a meaningful form of assistance and supervision that contributes to the continuous improvement of the school and the successful implementation of programs and activities for School Year 2026–2027.

Photo credits: Vincent M. Morano

08/06/2026

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | Carolina ES Officially Opens SY 2026–2027 with Warm Welcome for the Learners

On June 8, 2026, Carolina Elementary School officially welcomed learners for the opening of classes for School Year 2026–2027 through a meaningful and inspiring first-day program held on the school grounds.

The day began with the flag-raising ceremony attended by teaching personnel and learners from various grade levels. The ceremony marked the formal start of another academic year and set a positive tone for the days ahead.

As part of the program, the newly installed School Head, Mrs. Mary Care M. Lucilo, delivered her welcome message to the Carolinean learners. In her address, she encouraged the pupils to start the school year on the right track by embracing learning with enthusiasm, discipline, and determination. She also reminded them to enjoy their educational journey while developing their talents, values, and skills.

Mrs. Lucilo expressed her excitement in working with the learners, teachers, parents, and stakeholders as they collectively strive to achieve quality education and create a nurturing learning environment for all.

Following the opening program, the Opening Block activities commenced in each classroom under the guidance of the respective class advisers. These activities were designed to help learners become familiar with their teachers, classmates, classroom routines, school policies, and expectations for the new school year. The sessions also provided opportunities for learners to build positive relationships and foster a sense of belonging within their learning community.

The successful opening of classes reflected the preparedness and commitment of Carolina Elementary School in ensuring a smooth and productive start to School Year 2026–2027. With the cooperation of school personnel, parents, and stakeholders, the school looks forward to a year filled with meaningful learning experiences and academic success for every Carolinean learner.

Photo credits: Catherine P. Mias, Vincent M. Morano & Mary Care M. Lucilo

05/06/2026

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | Carolina Elementary School English Teachers Attend Division Assembly on Curriculum Alignment and Instructional Practices

Teachers handling English subjects from Carolina Elementary School participated in the Division Assembly of English Language Teachers: Aligning Curriculum, Planning and Practice held at Anislag National High School, Anislag, Daraga, Albay on June 5, 2026. The assembly gathered English language teachers from across the Schools Division of Albay to strengthen curriculum implementation and instructional practices in English education.

The activity was graced by Mr. Alberto E. Serrano, Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS) of Daraga South District, who delivered an inspiring message emphasizing the important role of English teachers in developing learners' literacy, communication, and critical thinking skills. He also encouraged participants to remain committed to continuous professional growth and excellence in teaching.

One of the highlights of the assembly was the presentation of Ms. Mai Anne D. Rondola, Education Program Supervisor (EPS) in English of the Schools Division Office of Albay. During her discussion, she provided an in-depth overview of the Language Curriculum Framework and explained the alignment of English competencies with the Department of Education's three-term school calendar, ensuring that learning objectives and instructional plans are appropriately sequenced and delivered throughout the academic year.

Ms. Rondola also presented the End-of-School-Year Comprehensive Rapid Literacy Assessment (CRLA) and Philippine Informal Reading Inventory (Phil-IRI) results and status of schools in Daraga South District. The presentation enabled participants to analyze literacy performance data, identify areas that require intervention, and formulate strategies to further improve reading and language outcomes among learners.

The assembly served as a valuable platform for professional learning, collaboration, and reflection among English language teachers. Through the discussions and sharing of best practices, participants gained deeper insights into curriculum implementation, assessment results, and evidence-based approaches to language instruction.

The participation of Carolina Elementary School's English teachers in the division assembly underscores the school's commitment to enhancing the quality of English language education and ensuring that instructional practices remain aligned with current educational policies and learner needs.

By engaging in continuous professional development activities such as this, educators are better equipped to provide meaningful learning experiences and support the literacy development of every learner.

Photo credits: Catherine P. Mias, Marjorie M. Millena & Herzy S. Cierva

05/06/2026

𝐇𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 | Carolina Elementary School Expresses Appreciation to SK Dinoronan for Supporting Brigada Eskwela 2026

Carolina Elementary School extends its sincere gratitude to SK Dinoronan, headed by SK Chairman John Mark R. Milallos, together with the dedicated SK Kagawads, for their invaluable support and active participation during the last day of the implementation of Brigada Eskwela 2026 on June 5, 2026.

Demonstrating their commitment to community service and youth leadership, the SK officials voluntarily initiated and rendered services that significantly contributed to the beautification and improvement of the school environment. Their efforts focused on repainting several school facilities and structures, helping restore their appearance and enhance the overall learning environment for learners.

Among the activities undertaken by the SK officials were the repainting of the school's flower boxes, selected sections of the rubber tire fence, the main school gate, the flagpole platform, and large portions of the school's galvanized iron perimeter fence. Through their hard work and dedication, these school facilities were given a refreshed and more vibrant appearance, contributing to a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming school campus.

The school community greatly appreciates the time, effort, and volunteer spirit demonstrated by SK Dinoronan throughout the activity. Their contribution embodies the true essence of Brigada Eskwela's theme, "Bayanihan sa Paaralan: Nagkakaisa Para sa Kaayusan at Kaalaman," where stakeholders work together to ensure that schools are prepared for the opening of classes.

Carolina Elementary School, under the leadership of Mrs. Mary Care M. Lucilo, School Head, recognizes SK Dinoronan as a valuable partner in education. The school expresses its heartfelt thanks to SK Chairman John Mark R. Milallos and the entire SK Council for their generosity, dedication, and unwavering support to the learners and the school community.

Their service serves as an inspiring example of how young leaders can make a meaningful difference through volunteerism and active community engagement. Through partnerships such as these, the vision of providing a conducive and learner-friendly environment for every child becomes a shared responsibility and a collective achievement.

Photo credits: Mary Care M. Lucilo

05/06/2026

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | Carolina Elementary School Concludes Brigada Eskwela 2026 Through Strong Community Collaboration

Carolina Elementary School successfully concluded the week-long implementation of Brigada Eskwela 2026 on June 5, 2026, highlighting the unwavering spirit of volunteerism and community partnership among stakeholders, parents, alumni, local officials, and youth leaders.

On the final day of Brigada Eskwela, the TUPAD Parent Volunteers continued their dedicated service by completing the organization and cleaning of the school's second stock room. Their collective efforts transformed the storage area into a more orderly and functional space. After accomplishing the task, the volunteers proceeded to organize various materials around the school and cleaned the remaining areas at the back of the campus to ensure a safer and more conducive learning environment for learners.

Several parents also extended their support by assisting in the preparation of snacks for the volunteers and helping wash dishes after meals, demonstrating the bayanihan spirit that Brigada Eskwela promotes.

Adding to the day's accomplishments, alumni of Carolina Elementary School returned to their alma mater to participate in the repaint of the rubber tire fence surrounding the ornamental garden area. Their contribution helped improve the appearance and safety of the school grounds while strengthening their continued connection with the school community.

The school likewise received valuable technical assistance from Barangay Electrician Mr. Noel Ballaran, who voluntarily checked and tightened the school's electrical wiring and drop wire connections to ensure safety and reliability. He also assisted in assembling a newly purchased stand fan for the school office, providing additional comfort and convenience for personnel and visitors.

Meanwhile, members of SK Dinoronan joined the final-day activities by helping repaint selected areas and clean the school grounds. Their active participation reflected the youth sector's commitment to supporting educational initiatives and community development.

Through the combined efforts of all volunteers and partners, Carolina Elementary School successfully completed its Brigada Eskwela 2026 activities under the theme, “Bayanihan sa Paaralan: Nagkakaisa Para sa Kaayusan at Kaalaman.” The school administration expressed its heartfelt gratitude to all stakeholders whose time, effort, and generosity contributed to the success of the program and to the school's readiness for the opening of School Year 2026–2027.

Photo credits: Mary Care M. Lucilo, Vincent M. Morano & Juvy Ann L. Ero

04/06/2026

𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊 | Carolina Elementary School Key Stage 1 Teachers Attend District Orientation on Language Mapping

The Key Stage 1 teachers of Carolina Elementary School, together with School Head Mrs. Mary Care M. Lucilo, participated in the District Orientation on DepEd Order No. 35, s. 2025: Guidelines on the Language Mapping Process for Key Stage 1 held at Anislag Elementary School, Anislag, Daraga, Albay on June 4, 2026.

The orientation was facilitated by Mr. Alberto E. Serrano, Public Schools District Supervisor of Daraga South District, together with other trained teachers, and was attended by Key Stage 1 teachers from various schools across the district. The activity aimed to equip teachers with the necessary knowledge and skills in implementing the language mapping process in accordance with the provisions of DepEd Order No. 35, s. 2025.

During the orientation, participants were provided with a comprehensive discussion on the significance of language education and its role in supporting learners' literacy development and academic success. Emphasis was placed on the importance of identifying learners' language backgrounds to ensure that appropriate instructional strategies and interventions are provided in the classroom.

A key component of the training was the introduction of the Language Identification Tool (LIT), which will be utilized in the conduct of language mapping among Key Stage 1 learners. Participants were guided through the proper administration of the tool and took part in a simulation activity designed to familiarize teachers with the procedures and protocols involved in gathering language-related data accurately and effectively.

The orientation also included discussions on Multigrade Education and the implementation of Integrated Learning Experiences (ILE) strategies. These additional topics provided participants with valuable insights on addressing the diverse learning needs of pupils and promoting equitable access to quality education in various school settings.

The participation of Carolina Elementary School's Key Stage 1 teachers and School Head in the orientation reflects the school's commitment to supporting the effective implementation of language education initiatives and ensuring readiness for the conduct of language mapping activities in the coming school year.

Through this capacity-building activity, educators gained enhanced knowledge and practical skills that will contribute to the successful implementation of language mapping and the continued improvement of teaching and learning outcomes for Key Stage 1 learners.

Photo credits: Mary Care M. Lucilo & Vincent M. Morano

04/06/2026

𝐇𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 | Carolina Elementary School Expresses Gratitude to a Team of Brigada Eskwela Partners for Supporting Brigada Eskwela 2026

Carolina Elementary School extends its heartfelt appreciation to Kgd. Erwin M. Buama and his dedicated team for their valuable contribution and service during the implementation of Brigada Eskwela 2026.

Demonstrating the true spirit of bayanihan, Kgd. Buama and his men voluntarily initiated and rendered their services to help improve the school's facilities on June 4, 2026. One of their significant accomplishments was the repair and reinforcement of the fence surrounding the school's Gulayan sa Paaralan, helping secure and protect the vegetable garden that serves as an important learning and nutrition resource for learners.

Their efforts greatly contributed to the ongoing maintenance and enhancement of the school environment, ensuring that school facilities remain safe, functional, and conducive to learning.

Despite time constraints during the day's activity, Kgd. Buama and his team expressed their commitment to continue supporting the school by returning on the following day to install a wooden fence in the back area of the school near the Grade 6 classroom. This additional project will further strengthen the security and improvement of the school grounds.

Carolina Elementary School deeply appreciates the generosity, dedication, and volunteer spirit shown by Kgd. Erwin M. Buama and his team. Their willingness to share their time, skills, and effort exemplifies the essence of community partnership that Brigada Eskwela promotes.

Under the leadership of Mrs. Mary Care M. Lucilo, School Head, the entire Carolina Elementary School community extends its sincere gratitude and recognition to Kgd. Buama and his men for their invaluable support. Their contribution serves as a reminder that through unity, cooperation, and shared responsibility, meaningful improvements can be achieved for the benefit of all learners.

Photo credits: Herzy S. Cierva

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