Lactawan Elementary School

Maraming Salamat sa mga pintor pong ito mula kay mam Marilyn Watson sa pamamagitan ng inisyatiba ng ating PTA President Ms Arlizze Maneja. God bless po

"Every helping hand creates a brighter future.
Thank you, our Brigada Eskwela 2026 Heroes, for making bayanihan alive in our school!

🌟 ARAL Summer Program 2026

The Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program 2026 is a 20-day intensive, research-based, and voluntary summer tutorial program (May 6 – June 2, 2026) by the Department of Education (DepEd) to address literacy and numeracy gaps for Grades 1–10 learners.

📌Schedule & Implementation: May 6 to June 2, 2026, targeting Monday to Thursday sessions, with Friday reserved for home-based activities.

📌Target Learners:
👤Reading: Incoming Grades 2-4(Emerging Level) and Grades 5-6 (Frustration Level).
👤Mathematics: Incoming Grades 2-6 (Not/Low Proficient Levels).

🗓️ Program Run
May 6 – June 2, 2026
*Classes: Monday to Thursday
(8:00 am - 10:00 am)
*Fridays: Dedicated Home Learning Time* 🏠

👤Aral Tutors
Ma'am Cecille Academia
Ma'am Mary Joy Dacusin
Sir Rafael Callanga

Specifically, the program aims to:
💡Bridge Learning Gaps: Address the significant learning loss in essential subjects—specifically Reading, Mathematics, and Science—caused by the pandemic and other education disruptions.

💡Strengthen Foundational Skills: Prioritize literacy and numeracy for Kindergarten to Grade 10 learners so they have the strong base needed for higher-level academic success.

💡Empower Educators & Families: Provide teachers with specialized strategies for remedial instruction while engaging parents to support their children's learning at home.

💡Ensure Inclusive Education: Reach the most vulnerable and struggling learners, ensuring that "No Learner is Left Behind" regardless of their background or current proficiency level.

"Let’s work together to ensure every student feels supported, inspired, and empowered to achieve their very best."

"Let’s make this summer all about growth, catching up, and celebrating major achievements for every student!"

The 12-point ethical values for RDELC and RDNEB in DepEd Region 2 are as follows:

• January: Resiliency (Pagkamatatag) – The ability to adapt and prepare in times of need and make sound decisions during life challenges and disasters.

• February: Love (Pagmamahal) – Exemplifying love for God, country, oneself, neighbors, and all of creation.

• March: Hope (Pag-asa) – Demonstrating the importance of giving hope to oneself and others.

• April: Forgiveness (Pagpapatawad) – Expressing forgiveness for the mistakes of others and understanding that everyone is capable of wrong actions or decisions.

• May: Charity (Pagkakawanggawa) – Manifesting a willingness to help those in need and sharing one's abilities for the progress of the community.

• June: Self-Esteem (Pagpapahalaga sa Sarili)– Displaying self-empowerment to influence others and respond to the needs of the community.

• July: Cleanliness (Kalinisan) – Demonstrating protection to health by maintaining the cleanliness of the environment.

• August: Unity (Pagkakaisa) – Showing effort and willingness to participate in home, school, and community activities to achieve the common good.

• September: Empathy (Pagmamalasakit) – Expressing compassion for the feelings and situations of others.

• October: Respect (Pagkamagalang) – Exhibiting respect and acceptance in words and actions regardless of status, gender, religion, or race.

• November: Honesty (Pagkamatapat) – Telling the truth to parents and others and practicing honesty in all endeavors.

• December: Obedience (Pagkamasunurin) – Obeying the commandments of God and parents, and following community rules.

Charity (Pagkakawanggawa) – Manifesting a willingness to help those in need and sharing one's abilities for the progress of the community.