SHACC

Here are 10 wonderful lessons from -Success is a Choice
by John C. Maxwell:

1. Success Starts with a Positive Attitude
A positive attitude is the foundation of success. How you view challenges and opportunities significantly influences your outcomes.

2. Develop a Clear Vision
Success is driven by clarity. Establishing a clear vision of what you want to achieve gives you direction and focus.

3. Take Personal Responsibility
Success is ultimately a personal choice. Taking responsibility for your actions and decisions empowers you to take control of your future.

4. Set Specific, Measurable Goals
Setting clear and measurable goals helps you stay focused, motivated, and accountable in your pursuit of success.

5. Consistency is Crucial
Consistent effort over time leads to results. Success is not about occasional bursts of effort, but about steady, disciplined action.

6. Learn from Failure
Failure is an inevitable part of success. Embrace failure as a learning opportunity that brings valuable lessons for improvement and growth.

7. Surround Yourself with the Right People
The people you associate with have a significant impact on your success. Surround yourself with positive, supportive, and successful individuals who inspire and challenge you.

8. Commit to Lifelong Learning
Success requires continual growth. Committing to lifelong learning helps you adapt to change, expand your skills, and stay ahead in your field.

9. Time Management is Key
Successful people manage their time effectively. Prioritizing important tasks and eliminating distractions allows for more focused and productive work.

10. Serve Others to Achieve Success
Success is not just about personal gain, but also about serving others. Helping others achieve their goals and contributing to the success of your community enriches your own journey.

We, the SHACC,, strongly condemn the misguided statement of Senate President Escudero implying that school principals do not work as hard as teachers. This assertion demonstrates a glaring lack of understanding of the Key Result Areas (KRA) , 5 domains of functions of school principal and Republic Act 9155, which govern the roles and responsibilities of school principals.

# Factual Corrections
1. Key Result Areas (KRA): School principals are responsible for instructional leadership, school management, community involvement, and staff development.

2. 5 Domains of Functions: Planning, organizing, leading, controlling, and evaluating educational programs.

3. Republic Act 9155: Governance of Basic Education Act of 2001, emphasizing principals' crucial role in school governance.

4. Technical Assistance
Principals , being former teachers, provide invaluable technical assistance, enhancing the instructional quality.

# Demands
1. Retraction and Apology: Senate President Chiz Escudero should retract the statement and apologize to school principals nationwide.

2. Increased Compensation: School principals deserve fair compensation increments, recognizing their critical contributions.

# Call to Action
We urge educators, stakeholders, and lawmakers to join us in condemning this misinformed statement. Let us advocate for the welfare and recognition of school principals.

Happy Birthday, Sir Margarito Cadayona Jr. Margarito Cadayona! Your wisdom and unwavering dedication have touched countless lives in the Calbayog City educational community. May God bless you with continued strength and joy as you lead with compassion and grace. We are truly grateful for your inspiring leadership and heartfelt commitment.

Sa July1. Handa na ba tayo?

Indeed!

The Secondary Schools Heads Association of Calbayog City (SHACC), would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to SDO Calbayog City headed by our ever supportive leaders, SDS Sir Margarito Cadayona Jr. and ASDS Sir Jun Nilou Dulfo for the opportunity to attend the 6th Assembly of Public Secondary School Heads.

The assembly provided us with valuable insights, meaningful discussions, and the chance to connect with fellow school leaders. We are truly grateful for the platform to share our experiences and learn from one another, which will undoubtedly contribute to the betterment of our schools and the educational system as a whole.

Thank you also to the National TWG, executive committee, and PMT headed by the President Roland Dela Cruz of the 6th National Assembly of Public Secondary School Heads for managing, and organizing such an improved assembly as compared to last year.

FYI

Eid Mubarak!

Nakikiisa ang buong Kagawaran ng Edukasyon sa mga kapatid nating Muslim sa paggunita ng Eid Al-adha o Feast of Sacrifice.

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