DepEd San Jose Elementary School - Quezon City

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In 1947, SAN JOSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL started as an annex of La Loma Elementary School with Prudencio Quilinta as principal. It had only a small administrative building and quonset huts to house its clienteles. As years passed, the enrolment increased which led the elder residents to seek the help of the city government for a bigger school and a permanent school site. The request was granted and on October 6, 1952 a new Gabaldon building rose on a 24,782.65 sq. meter land acquired by the city government along Tendido and Mauban Streets, the permanent site now of SJES. Years later, quonset huts were replaced by Marcos type buildings and two additional 2-storey buildings on the left and right wings of the site were built. The school population became too big that in 1967, SJES branched out in to Unit I – Main and Unit II. Unit I was headed by Catalina Bartolome in 1959 and Brigida Reyes in 1967, for Unit II- Joaquina Nuñez, Rosalia Guingona and Jose Manongdo. It was in 1968 when Rodriguez Building, a two-storey , eight- room concrete building was built and is now being occupied by the Grade VI pupils. Neighboring schools, both private and public, sprang up and relocation of squatter families residing nearby, posed problems to SJES enrolment. San Jose Unit II was dissolved and San Jose Unit I was left to give its services to the youths of the community. The principal then was Brigida Reyes. Although problem on enrolment sprung up on San Jose, it was granted the Yap-Calalay building and was completed in 1996 with Zenaida San Diego as the principal. Grades IV and II and I occupies the said building. An extension of Calalay Building was granted also. It is a two-floor building with 8 rooms which houses the Grade III. Years later, extension of Gabaldon Building right wing was condemned for it was no longer safe for pupils and teachers to occupy. Demolition of the said building made it possible for San Jose to be granted the three-floor, 12-rooms Mathay Building. It was completed in 1998, it now houses the Grade V pupils, the library, office of the principal, guidance and clinic. At present San Jose Elementary School has 10 buildings. These are the 3-storey, 9 rooms Mathay building; the 3-storey, 9 rooms Calalay building; the 31-year old 2-storey, 8 rooms Rodriguez building; the Prefab, 4 rooms building; the Calalay Extension building; a separate H.E. building for laboratory of the H. classes, a Multi-purpose building, a covered court, a newly renovated stage and a one room building which the GPTCA uses as their office. The school site which was once occupied solely by SJES is now shared with the SAN JOSE HIGH SCHOOL leaving only 13,124 sq. meters of space to the former. The Prefab building needs an escalated ceiling because wind is blocked by the two adjacent 2 and 3-storey buildings. The Rodriguez buildings roofing needs a major rehabilitation so with the comfort rooms. The Multi-purpose building needs to be repaired, too, so it can be used as Faculty room by the teachers and staff. The covered court needs the removal of gutters so that dried leaves and dust will not accumulate. The utility workers find it hard to maintain its cleanliness due to its height. Trees and shrubs line up the school’s premises. A mini vegetable garden and a Science garden serves as the Grade V and VI pupils laboratory for agriculture education. Malunggay is abundant in our school so with other leafy and fruit bearing vegetables like upo, patola, eggplant, okra and sigarillas which are all planted in season.

QCitizens, alam niyo ba❓🧐Sa edad na 22 anyos, nahalal bilang mayor ng Concepcion, Tarlac si Benigno Simeón "Ninoy" Aquin...
21/08/2026

QCitizens, alam niyo ba❓🧐

Sa edad na 22 anyos, nahalal bilang mayor ng Concepcion, Tarlac si Benigno Simeón "Ninoy" Aquino Jr, at siya ang naging pinakabatang alkalde ng lungsod.

At noong 1962, nahalal siyang gobernador ng lalawigan ng Tarlac sa edad na 28 — muli, bilang pinakabatang humawak sa nasabing posisyon.

Si Ninoy din ang pinakabatang senador na nahalal noong 1967 Philippine senatorial election.


21/08/2026

This Ninoy Aquino Day, may we honor the sacrifices of our past by responding with meaningful action today. 🇵🇭

May we remember the courage, love for country, and selflessness of those who fought for a better Philippines—and carry their legacy forward through the choices we make and the actions we take.

Source: GMA News TV

Ngayong August 21, 2026, ginugunita ang Ninoy Aquino Day bilang pag-alala sa ika-43 anibersaryo ng pagkamatay ni dating ...
21/08/2026

Ngayong August 21, 2026, ginugunita ang Ninoy Aquino Day bilang pag-alala sa ika-43 anibersaryo ng pagkamatay ni dating Senador Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr.

Sa bisa ng Republic Act No. 9256 of 2004, idineklarang Special Non-Working Holiday ang araw na ito: https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/2004/02/25/republic-act-no-9256/

Nawa’y magsilbing inspirasyon ang kaniyang buhay at karunungan sa ating lahat upang magkaisa tungo sa mas maunlad at mapayapang bansa.

Source: Quezon City Government

Ngayong August 21, 2026, ginugunita ang Ninoy Aquino Day bilang pag-alala sa ika-43 anibersaryo ng pagkamatay ni dating Senador Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr.

Sa bisa ng Republic Act No. 9256 of 2004, idineklarang Special Non-Working Holiday ang araw na ito: https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/2004/02/25/republic-act-no-9256/

Nawa’y magsilbing inspirasyon ang kaniyang buhay at karunungan sa ating lahat upang magkaisa tungo sa mas maunlad at mapayapang bansa.

QCitizens, isa ba kayo sa nalilito?📝Quezon City Day ❌Quezon Day ✅Quezon Day ang opisyal na tawag sa holiday natin ngayon...
19/08/2026

QCitizens, isa ba kayo sa nalilito?📝

Quezon City Day ❌

Quezon Day ✅

Quezon Day ang opisyal na tawag sa holiday natin ngayong August 19, na ipinagdiriwang din sa Quezon at Aurora Province.

Ito'y bilang pag-alaala sa kaarawan ni Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon!

Quezon City Day naman ang tawag sa Founding Anniversary ng ating lungsod na ginugunita tuwing October 12!

Sino sa inyo ang nalito? Pa-share naman! 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️



Source: Quezon City Government

QCitizens, isa ba kayo sa nalilito?📝

Quezon City Day ❌

Quezon Day ✅

Quezon Day ang opisyal na tawag sa holiday natin ngayong August 19, na ipinagdiriwang din sa Quezon at Aurora Province.

Ito'y bilang pag-alaala sa kaarawan ni Pangulong Manuel L. Quezon!

Quezon City Day naman ang tawag sa Founding Anniversary ng ating lungsod na ginugunita tuwing October 12!

Sino sa inyo ang nalito? Pa-share naman! 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

“My loyalty to my party ends where my loyalty to my country begins.”Isa ito sa mga makasaysayang linyang binanggit ni da...
19/08/2026

“My loyalty to my party ends where my loyalty to my country begins.”

Isa ito sa mga makasaysayang linyang binanggit ni dating Pangulong Quezon noong 1922 sa isang pagtitipon kasama ang kanyang mga taga-suporta.

Bunga ito ng nangyaring sigalot at pagkakahati sa loob ng kanyang partido na Nacionalista Party.

Paliwanag ni Quezon, walang obligasyon ang sinumang miyembro na manatili sa partido kapag ang mga prinsipyo at pamamalakad nito ay hindi na tumutugma o tumutugon sa kapakanan ng bayan.

Ngayong , magbalik-tanaw tayo sa naging ambag ni Pangulong Quezon sa ating lipunan bilang isang lingkod-bayang may malasakit sa kinabukasan ng bawat mamamayan.



Source: Quezon City Government

“My loyalty to my party ends where my loyalty to my country begins.”

Isa ito sa mga makasaysayang linyang binanggit ni dating Pangulong Quezon noong 1922 sa isang pagtitipon kasama ang kanyang mga taga-suporta.

Bunga ito ng nangyaring sigalot at pagkakahati sa loob ng kanyang partido na Nacionalista Party.

Paliwanag ni Quezon, walang obligasyon ang sinumang miyembro na manatili sa partido kapag ang mga prinsipyo at pamamalakad nito ay hindi na tumutugma o tumutugon sa kapakanan ng bayan.

Ngayong , magbalik-tanaw tayo sa naging ambag ni Pangulong Quezon sa ating lipunan bilang isang lingkod-bayang may malasakit sa kinabukasan ng bawat mamamayan.

Quezon City Government: Base sa Memorandum Circular No. 131 s. 2026 mula sa Malacañang, ipatutupad ang ALTERNATIVE WORK ...
19/08/2026

Quezon City Government: Base sa Memorandum Circular No. 131 s. 2026 mula sa Malacañang, ipatutupad ang ALTERNATIVE WORK ARRANGEMENTS sa LAHAT NG TANGGAPAN NG GOBYERNO sa buong Metro Manila bukas, August 20, 2026 (Huwebes), dahil sa patuloy na sama ng panahon dulot ng .

Ipatutupad rin ang ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY MODES OF LEARNING (Synchronous / Asynchronous) sa LAHAT NG ANTAS ng mga PAMPUBLIKO at PRIBADONG PAARALAN sa Metro Manila.

Gayunpaman, tuloy ang operasyon ng mga ahensya ng gobyerno na naghahatid ng serbisyong medikal, disaster at emergency response, at iba pang vital services.

Hinihikayat ang lahat na gamitin ang QC e-Services para sa inyong online transactions:
https://qceservices.quezoncity.gov.ph/

Para sa mga katanungan o emergency concerns, tumawag sa QC Helpline 122.

Ipinapaubaya naman sa pamunuan ng mga pribadong kumpanya at opisina ang desisyon kung sususpendihin ang kanilang operasyon.

Tumutok lamang sa official page ng Quezon City Government para sa iba pang anunsyo.

Mag-ingat po tayong lahat, QCitizens!

Source: Presidential Communications Office
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ALTERNATIVE WORK ARRANGEMENTS FOR GOVERNMENT OFFICES, ALTERNATIVE LEARNING MODES FOR SCHOOLS ON AUGUST 20

Pursuant to Memorandum Circular No. 131, government offices are directed to implement appropriate alternative work arrangements in the National Capital Region and the following provinces on August 20, 2026:

📍 National Capital Region (NCR)
📍 Abra
📍 Benguet
📍 Ilocos Norte
📍 Ilocos Sur
📍 La Union
📍 Pangasinan
📍 Bataan
📍 Bulacan
📍 Nueva Ecija
📍 Pampanga
📍 Tarlac
📍 Zambales
📍 Batangas
📍 Cavite
📍 Laguna
📍 Rizal
📍 Occidental Mindoro

Unless otherwise directed by their respective Local Chief Executives, alternative learning modes for classes and learning continuity measures at all levels in public and private schools shall be implemented in the aforementioned areas.

Agencies involved in the delivery of basic and health services, disaster preparedness and response, and other vital services shall continue their operations and render the necessary services.

Contract of Service (COS) and Job Order (JO) workers placed under alternative work arrangements shall be paid their corresponding wages or salaries, subject to applicable rules and regulations.

The suspension of work or adoption of alternative work arrangements in the private sector shall be left to the discretion of management.

Alinsunod sa Republic Act No. 6741 idineklarang Special Non-Working Holiday ang August 19, 2026, Miyerkules sa Quezon Ci...
19/08/2026

Alinsunod sa Republic Act No. 6741 idineklarang Special Non-Working Holiday ang August 19, 2026, Miyerkules sa Quezon City, bilang paggunita sa ika-148 kaarawan ni dating Pangulong Manuel Luis Quezon.

Walang pasok sa lahat ng pampubliko at pribadong opisina sa buong Lungsod Quezon. Mananatili namang may pasok ang essential services gaya ng law enforcement, traffic management, fire protection, health and rescue, disaster response and management.

| Dahil sa inaasahang malakas na pag-uulang aabot sa 50-200mm bukas, inirerekomenda ng Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduc...
17/08/2026

| Dahil sa inaasahang malakas na pag-uulang aabot sa 50-200mm bukas, inirerekomenda ng Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (QCDRRMC) ang suspensyon ng face-to-face classes sa LAHAT NG ANTAS ng mga PAMPUBLIKO at PRIBADONG PAARALAN sa Quezon City sa Martes, August 18, 2026.

Ipatutupad ang Alternative Delivery Modes of Learning (Synchronous / Asynchronous) upang masig**o ang patuloy na pagkatuto ng mga mag-aaral.

Pinapayuhan ang lahat na mag-ingat at manatili sa inyong tahanan kung kinakailangan para sa inyong kaligtasan.

JUST IN: | Dahil sa inaasahang pagpapatuloy ng malakas na ulan mamayang hapon, inirerekomenda ng Quezon City Disaster R...
17/08/2026

JUST IN:

| Dahil sa inaasahang pagpapatuloy ng malakas na ulan mamayang hapon, inirerekomenda ng Quezon City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (QCDRRMC) ang suspensyon ng AFTERNOON FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES sa mga PAMPUBLIKONG PAARALAN sa Quezon City ngayong Lunes, August 17, 2026 para sa:

• Child Development Centers
• Kindergarten
• Grades 1-12
• Alternative Learning System

Ipatutupad ang Alternative Delivery Modes of Learning (Synchronous / Asynchronous) upang masig**o ang patuloy na pagkatuto ng mga mag-aaral.

Ang suspensyon ng klase sa PRIVATE SCHOOLS at HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS ay nakabatay sa pasya ng pamunuan ng eskwelahan. Gayunpaman, para sa kaligtasan ng mga g**o at mag-aaral, hinihikayat ang pagsunod sa national o localized suspension.

Pinapayuhan ang lahat na mag-ingat at manatili sa inyong tahanan kung kinakailangan para sa inyong kaligtasan.

Nakataas ang YELLOW RAINFALL WARNING sa Metro Manila, kabilang ang Quezon City, base sa latest weather bulletin ng PAGAS...
17/08/2026

Nakataas ang YELLOW RAINFALL WARNING sa Metro Manila, kabilang ang Quezon City, base sa latest weather bulletin ng PAGASA ngayong 8:00 ng umaga.

Manatiling alerto at laging handa sa posibilidad ng pag-ulan at pagbaha, lalo na sa mga nakatira sa mabababang lugar, landslide-prone areas, at mga malapit sa ilog o sapa.

Nakahanda pa rin ang mga rescue team ng lungsod para sa agarang paglikas kung kinakailangan.

Para sa emergency, tumawag sa QC Helpline 122.

Source: Quezon City Government PAG-ASA NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

Heavy Rainfall Warning No. 5
Weather System: Southwest Monsoon (Habagat)
Issued at: 8:00 AM, 17 August 2026(Monday)

YELLOW WARNING LEVEL: Metro Manila, Cavite(Ternate, Naic, General Emilio Aguinaldo, Maragondon, Magallanes, General Trias, Bacoor, Cavite City, Imus, Kawit, Noveleta, Rosario, Tanza, Dasmarinas, Trece Martires, Indang), Zambales(Santa Cruz, Candelaria, Palauig, Masinloc, Iba, Botolan), Batangas(Nasugbu), Rizal(Binangonan, Morong, Teresa, Angono, Taytay, Cardona, Cainta, Rodriguez, San Mateo, Antipolo) and Bataan(Orion, Limay, Mariveles, Bagac, Pilar, Balanga).
ASSOCIATED HAZARD: FLOODING in flood-prone areas.

Meanwhile, light to moderate with occasional heavy rains affecting Tarlac, Pampanga, Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Laguna, Cavite(Alfonso, Amadeo, Mendez, Silang, Tagaytay, Carmona, Gen. Mariano Alvarez), Zambales(Olongapo, Subic, San Marcelino, Cabangan, Castillejos, San Antonio, San Felipe, San Narciso), Bataan(Orani, Abucay, Dinalupihan, Hermosa, Morong, Samal), Rizal(Baras, Tanay, Pililla, Jala-Jala), Quezon(General Nakar, Infanta, Real, Mauban, Lucban, Sariaya, Tayabas, Candelaria, Dolores, Lucena, Pagbilao, Sampaloc, Atimonan, Padre Burgos, Burdeos, Panukulan, Patnanungan, Polillo, Jomalig, Alabat, Perez) and Batangas(Santo Tomas, Tanauan, Talisay, Tuy, Laurel, Agoncillo, Lemery, Calaca, Balayan, Lian, Calatagan, San Nicolas, Balete, Malvar) which may persist within 3 hours and may affect nearby areas.

The public and the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Offices concerned are advised to MONITOR the weather condition and watch for the next warning to be issued at 11:00 AM today.

For more information and queries, please call telephone numbers 8927-1335 and 8927-2877 or log on to www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph.

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Tendido Street Cor. Mauban St. , Brgy. San Jose
Quezon City
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