Republic of the Philippines

Col. E. De Leon Elementary School

Schools Division of Paranaque City

CEDLES CELEBRATES TEACHERS DAY This year marked the National Teacher’s Month Celebration with the theme “Gurong Pilipino, Dangal ng Sambayanang Pilipino”. The country began its annual celebration of the National Teacher’s Month Celebration last September 5,2022 to October 5, 2022. Which has been declared by United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Education (UNESCO). This celebration continue reading : CEDLES CELEBRATES TEACHERS DAY

Recognition Day – The day When Student’s Hard work is Appreciated At the end of every school year, students who have worked hard in their academics are given due recognition for their efforts. The awards given during recognition day are part of the praise and reward system where learners are acknowledged for their excellent performance continue reading : Recognition Day – The day When Student’s Hard work is Appreciated

CEDLES GRADUATION 2022: A celebration of perseverance, resilience, and hard work towards success. The Col. E. De Leon Elementary School held its virtual graduation ceremony for batch of 2021-2022 on June 27, 2022, at precisely 9:00 am. The virtual ceremony was broadcasted thru different media platforms particularly on Zoom, Google Meet, and Facebook Live, with continue reading : CEDLES GRADUATION 2022: A celebration of perseverance, resilience, and hard work towards success.

CEDLES MID-YEAR LAMP2 ASSESSMENT FOR GRADE 6 S.Y. 2021-2022 Educational assessment also known as educational evaluation is a vital part of teaching. It determines whether the goals of education are being met. Or simply put students can see how they are doing in class. Furthermore, it also helps educators to determine their versatility and  effectiveness continue reading : CEDLES MID-YEAR LAMP2 ASSESSMENT FOR GRADE 6 S.Y. 2021-2022

SOAR HIGHER WITH SAFE CI “People work for extra money but go the extra mile for recognition, praise, and rewards.” Recognition of leaders has been practiced since then, people who feel appreciated end up experiencing more self-worth, and their ability to contribute to the organization increases as a result. Recognition and awards are proven as continue reading : SOAR HIGHER WITH SAFE CI

COL. E. DE LEON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LAUNCHES TALA PROJECT AIMING FOR ZERO SCHOOL DROPOUTS While public education is free from primary to secondary, the Philippines is still having dropouts of learners. The Department of Education has already released a statement on claims about growing numbers of out-of-school youth due to the impact of the pandemic. continue reading : COL. E. DE LEON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LAUNCHES TALA PROJECT AIMING FOR ZERO SCHOOL DROPOUTS

CEDLES ON LIMITED FACE TO FACE CLASSES After almost one and a half years of distance learning modality, schools are gradually re-opening for limited face to face classes. Col. E. De Leon Elementary School (CEDLES) conducted not just one but two virtual meetings via Zoom namely: Parent Orientation and Re- Orientation IN OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES ON THE continue reading : CEDLES ON LIMITED FACE TO FACE CLASSES

Embarking on a First “E-Sailing” Adventure     “Aye Aye Captain!” The first three months of this year is the first “E-Sailing adventure of our Master Teachers and Aspiring Master Teachers with the project E-SAILs (Empowering Strong and Active Instructional Leaders): A Mentoring and Coaching Program through Virtual Gatherings with Instructional Leaders of District II, spearheaded by the District II continue reading : Embarking on a First “E-Sailing” Adventure

CEDLES: INTERNET COMMUNITY EXPANSION                          “The Internet is becoming the town square for the global village of tomorrow.”   -Bill Gates The internet or broadband connection has become one of the most sought-after services from the time when the worldwide health epidemic forced many students continue reading : CEDLES: INTERNET COMMUNITY EXPANSION

CEDLES BRIGADA PAGBASA Brigada Pagbasa is a program that helps pupils enhance their reading skills. It broadens their intellectual capacity. Richard Allington quoted that, “The best way to become a better reader is to read more.” That is why Col. E. De Leon Elementary School came up with a project that will help struggling readers continue reading : CEDLES BRIGADA PAGBASA