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In light of the intermittent weather conditions, please be informed that there will be no face-to-face classes today in all levels, both public and private schools.

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𝐓𝐎𝐃𝐀𝐘 | To empower and educate students on making informed choices regarding their reproductive well-being, members of the Municipal Social Welfare and Development of Quezon, Isabela conducted a comprehensive discussion on Adolescent Reproductive Health and Child Protection Act.

Speakers raised awareness regarding the changes happening to their physical and emotional state as they transition from childhood to adolescence. They also advised them not to tolerate any kind of abuse and report it to the proper authority.

The symposium is part of their information and Advocacy Campaign on Comprehensive Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act, Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act, Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act, Anti-Rape Act, and Teenage Pregnancy Awareness.

In a world immersed with technology, cultivating love for reading has become a predominant challenge. Thus, Minagbag High School supports the DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) Program, that supplements the regular reading program by encouraging independent reading during Catch Up Fridays.

On the second friday of its implementation, teachers decorated their classrooms to provide comfort and friendly ambiance to students, while students stayed with their group of friends or in their own convenient spots while they are reading their preferred books. Some also brought educational games like word hunt and scrabble to enhance their vocabulary.

The DepEd Memorandum 001 s. 2024 states that the “Catch Up Fridays” program will dedicate the first half of the day to reading and the other half to values, peace and health education along with "Homeroom Guidance Program"

DepEd also said that its reading program will “give learners opportunities for reading intervention and reading enhancement through developmentally appropriate reading materials."

Historic Triumph: MHS Boxers secure five gold medals in LD5 Athletic Meet

In a remarkable display of skill and determination, five boxers from Minagbag High School bagged five gold medals from the recent LD5 Athletic Meet held at San Manuel, Isabela last November 30- December 1-2, 2023.

Jeremie B. Sanchez, a Grade 10 student, was declared as the Champion in Bantam Category after the intense exchange of powerful jabs, hooks and strategic maneuvers with his opponent.

On the other hand, four MHS students automatically became a Provincial Meet qualifier for there were no ready competitors to fight them in their respective category.

Michael M. Sajor, Grade 7 student, will advance in Pin weight category, Vjay I. Victorio, Grade 8, in Light Flyweight Category, John Kennedy V. Raposas, Grade 9, in Pin Weight category, and Janmel B. Cayo, Grade 10, in Light Bantam Category.

Their exceptional performance showcased unparalleled talent and marked a historic achievement of students in Boxing. Teachers and their classmates alike are lauding their remarkable feat to the athlete's prowess and dedication to the sport.

Beyond physical demands, boxing is a sport that forges character. It requires a level of discipline and dedication that extends far beyond the confines of the ring.