30/10/2026
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The school community marked the culmination of Indigenous Peoples Month and Mental Health Month during the flag ceremony, highlighting the importance of cultural pride, respect for diversity, and holistic well-being.
IPMR MARCOS VALLERA delivered a meaningful talk on Indigenous culture and heritage, encouraging everyone to embrace their roots and take pride in being a Tinggian.
MA'AM NESMARIE C. DEL ROSARIO, SCHOOL NURSE, emphasized the importance of mental health and taking care of all dimensions of healthβphysical, emotional, social, and mental.
Meanwhile, MA'AM JOSEPHINE A. BALMACEDA, EdD, TEACHER-IN-CHARGE, reminded everyone that culture is an essential part of one's identity and that our heritage should always be valued, preserved, and passed on to the next generation.
To cap the celebration, MA'AM CHATTY NEA W. CASTRO, GUIDANCE DESIGNATE, awarded the winners of the various Mental Health Month contests, recognizing their participation and efforts in promoting mental health awareness.
Proud of our roots, mindful of our well-being, and united in celebrating who we are!