DepEd Tayo Rang-ay Integrated School

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Rang-ay Integrated School placed 1st Runner Up as Ms. Ambassadress and 3rd Runner Up as Mr. Ambassador of Barkada Kontra Droga 2023- Municipal Wide, held at San Vicente National School.

Jerney Joy Pilar from grade 7-SPA represented the school as Ms. Ambassadress, while Zean Paolo De Jose from grade 9-SPA represented the school as Mr. Ambassador.

On behalf of the entire community of Rang-ay Integrated School, we extend our warmest congratulations.

NARAGSAK RANG-AY, NARAGSAK UNAY!

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SCREENING:
OCTOBER 19, 2023 (Thursday)
3:30 PM @ GRADE 10-SPA ROOM

Dali na! Ururupod kita!

As we prepare to embark on another academic year filled with promise and growth, we would like to extend an invitation to join us in a meaningful and impactful event that sets the foundation for a successful school journey – Brigada Eskwela.

Brigada Eskwela is an annual tradition that brings together the entire community to collaborate in preparing our beloved school for the upcoming challenges and adventures. It is a time when students, parents, teachers, alumni, and community members come together as a united force, working hand in hand to ensure a safe, clean, and conducive learning environment for all.

Join us as we come together. Bring your enthusiasm, your skills, and your unwavering support for our students. Let us create an environment that inspires and motivates, where young minds can flourish and dreams can take flight.

Thank you for your enduring support and dedication to Rang-ay Integrated School.

The NLC Culmination activity was a huge success with lots of exciting and fun activities that the campers absolutely enjoyed. It was amazing to see how our campers had grown and developed over the weeks they spent at the camp. They exhibited a great deal of enthusiasm and energy throughout the activity, which was truly infectious.

The reaction from parents and campers was joyous and extremely positive, and we were pleased to see how well they were interacting with our teachers and staff – they truly became part of our NLC family. Our principal, Mr. Roderick Cayubin, was very supportive throughout the program, and we are grateful for his guidance and inspiration in making the culmination a success.

We are also very thankful to all of our stakeholders, sponsors, suppliers, and teachers who worked hard to make the program a success and provided snacks, school supplies, and other essential items that the campers needed. Special thanks to Jonny Bert, who cooked delicious meals for us, and Sir Ian Valdez and friends, who donated to our program. All of these contributions were invaluable.

As NLC teachers, we are extremely proud of what we have accomplished together. The culmination activity was a testament to our hard work, dedication, and passion for teaching and fostering a positive learning experience for our campers. We are now looking forward to next year's program, which we are confident will be even better. Our campers have now returned to their homes, filled with fantastic memories and experiences that will last a lifetime.

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Rang-ay Integrated School Conducts National Learning Camp, Provides Enrichment During School Break

The Rang-ay Integrated School successfully conducted the National Learning Camp, a program aimed at enhancing the education of students during their school break. The camp, held on July 24, 2023 until Aygust 25, 2023, catered to elementary students as well as those in grades 7 and 8.

With the goal of promoting continuous learning, the National Learning Camp focused on various subjects and activities designed to engage and inspire young students.

The reading sessions for elementary students aimed to foster a love for reading, improve comprehension skills, and expand their vocabulary. Teacher-volunteers provided guidance and shared their knowledge with the eager young learners. Through storytelling, interactive exercises, and group discussions, students had the opportunity to further develop their passion for reading.

For students in grades 7 and 8, the National Learning Camp went beyond the traditional classroom setting. The program featured engaging activities that encouraged critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration.

The innovative approach employed at the National Learning Camp aimed to create a stimulating and enjoyable atmosphere for the participants. By incorporating hands-on activities, educational games, and group projects, the program succeeded in making learning a fun and immersive experience for all attendees.

Indeed, the National Learning Camp at Rang-ay Integrated School has proven to be a testament to the collective commitment of DepEd, and teacher-volunteers to provide quality education experiences for students throughout the year.

Naragsak Rang-ay!

CONGRATULATIONS!

KINDER 2 BATCH 2023

CONGRATULATIONS!

GRADE 6- BATCH 2023

CONGRATULATIONS!

GRADE 10 BATCH 2023

"Be proud of this moment, and know you deserve all the successes you work toward."

Congratulations Batch 2023 Graduates 🎉🎉
Grade 12-General Academic Strand (GAS)
Adviser: FATIMA P. CARPIZO, LPT, MIE, MAED

"Be proud of this moment, and know you deserve all the successes you work toward."

Congratulations Batch 2023 Graduates 🎉🎉
Grade 12-Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
Adviser: PRECIOUS DELYN FLOR P. PIA, LPT

"Be proud of this moment, and know you deserve all the successes you work toward."

Congratulations Batch 2023 Graduates 🎉🎉
Grade 12-Hairdressing, Wellness Massage & Beauty Care (HWMBC)
Adviser: MARICHILLE P. OCTAVIANO, LPT, MAT

"Be proud of this moment, and know you deserve all the successes you work toward."

Congratulations Batch 2023 Graduates 🎉🎉
Grade 12-Bread & Pastry Production (BPP)
Adviser: MARICHILLE P. OCTAVIANO, LPT, MAT

"Be proud of this moment, and know you deserve all the successes you work toward."

Congratulations Batch 2023 Graduates 🎉🎉
Grade 12-Information & Communications Technology (ICT)
Adviser: DOMILYN A. MAGBANUA, LPT

"Be proud of this moment, and know you deserve all the successes you work toward."

Congratulations Batch 2023 Graduates 🎉🎉
Grade 12-Agri-Fishery Arts (AFA)
Adviser: DOMILYN A. MAGBANUA, LPT

A-10-TION!

Exercise your right to make a difference! Don't miss the chance to have your voice heard. Show your support for the candidates you believe in and help shape the future of our school. Don't forget to cast your vote in tomorrow's school election.

Your vote matters!

Congratulations to Ms. Kryzza Mae Ferrer, a wonderful teacher at Rang-ay Integrated School, for passing the licensure examination for teachers! Your hard work and dedication have paid off, and we are thrilled to see you achieve such a great accomplishment. Students under your tutelage have been blessed with an excellent educator who inspired them to reach their full potential. Thank you for your commitment to education, and we wish you all the best in your future endeavors with the students.

Exciting news, everyone! 🎉 Our science laboratory just received new sets of supplies from the DepEd central office! 🔬🧪 With these new resources, our students can further explore and discover the wonders of science. 🌟 We are grateful for the support of the DepEd central office in providing quality education for our students. 🙏 Let's continue to inspire and cultivate the minds of our future scientists! 🌎💡

Big shoutout and thanks to our amazing school head, Sir Roderick Cayubin for purchasing a brand new loud speaker and microphone system for our upcoming school activities! We can't wait to share our voices and talent with the whole school. Your support means the world to us!

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Faculty Meeting Held Under the Shade of Trees as Heat Wave Continues

In response to the ongoing heat wave, faculty members of Rang-ay Integrated School held their meeting under the shade of trees on campus. The meeting, which was scheduled to take place in a mini-gym, was moved outdoors to provide relief from the scorching temperatures.

As the faculty members gathered under the trees, they discussed a variety of topics related to the upcoming graduation and other important matters such as:

1. The committee or technical working group for the graduation
2. Learning modalities
3. COT
4. Submission of grades
5. Card Day
6. SMEPA
7. Preparation for hosting of MFOT

Despite the unusual setting, the meeting proceeded smoothly, with attendees taking turns speaking and sharing ideas.

The decision to move the meeting outdoors was made out of concern for the health and well-being of the faculty members. With temperatures soaring so high, it was deemed unsafe to hold the meeting indoors without proper air conditioning.

"Given the extreme heat, we felt it was important to prioritize the health and comfort of our faculty members," said sir Roderick Cayubin, the school principal.

"Moving the meeting outdoors was a simple solution that allowed us to proceed with our agenda while keeping everyone safe.", he added.

The meeting under the trees was a success, with many attendees commenting on the refreshing breeze and natural surroundings. It served as a reminder that, even in the midst of a heat wave, creativity and adaptability can lead to positive outcomes.

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How to cope with the demand of time?

In a bid to keep up with the ever-evolving technological landscape, the Rang-ay Integrated School Elementary Department recently conducted a LAC session aimed at enhancing their knowledge on “Training on Mastering Google Drive: A comprehensive guide to uploading, organizing, and collaborating on files”

Led by sir Vary Pastor, the resource speaker of the said event, the session covered a wide range of topics, including the use of educational software, usage of google drive and multimedia resources.

Participants were encouraged to share their own experiences and ideas with the group. Throughout the session, the atmosphere was vibrant and engaging, with teachers actively participating in discussions and asking questions to further their understanding.

At the end of the day, participants left the session feeling energized and equipped with new knowledge and skills that they can incorporate into their teaching practices.

In an increasingly digital world, it is essential for educators to stay current with the latest technological advancements in order to provide the best possible learning experiences for their students.

Congratulations to the following participants who joined the District-wide Festival of Talents held at Rang-ay Integrated School, May 5, 2023.

2nd place- Oratorical Speech
Jasmine Kitz Demalata
Coach: Ruffa Jean Elarco
Written Piece: Precious Delyn Pia

2nd place- Pop Quiz
Jelly Creed Hinacay
Coach: Rizelle N. Balquin

2nd place- Pintahusay
Trisha Sona
Coach: Rhean Gazelle Claveria

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“𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐩𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤, 𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐝𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧.”

In today's fast-paced world, where competition is fierce, it is heartening to see young students achieving great heights in different fields. Whether it is athletics or journalism, these young achievers are setting the bar high for their peers and inspiring them to aim for excellence.

Apart from athletics, our school also has a vibrant journalism program, where students learn the art of storytelling and reporting. Recently, a group of student journalists won a regional award in Radio Broadcasting Filipino- Elementary and News Writing English- Elementary.

Nevertheless, the achievements of these young athletes and journalists are a testament to the power of hard work, perseverance, and dedication. They have shown that with the right mindset and attitude, anything is possible, and they are inspiring their peers and the community at large to aim for excellence in their chosen fields.

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RANG-AY INTEGRATED SCHOOL, we did it!

Radio Broadcasting Filipino- Elementary
2nd place- Overall production
2nd place- Best News Presenter
2nd place- Best in Infomercial
3rd place- Best in Script Writing

5th place- News Writing
Dan Ahiezer Lomboy

Naragsak, Rang-ay!
Maanyag Banga!
South Cotabato, Angat ka sa Lahat!

Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC)

TWO OUT OF TWO!!!

Another CHAMPIONS in the house!

Cyril Jed Bernardino and Maricris Lizada, the only two athletes from Rang-ay Integrated school, garnered golds in their respective events which they represent South Cotabato Division in SRAA Meet held at Kidapawan City, April 24-29, 2023.

Cyril Bernardino won over all other athletes from different divisions in the region in Javelin throw secondary boys, likewise Maricris Lizada also brought home the first place as she aced the high jump secondary girls.

Both of them will represent the region for Palarong Pambansa in their respective events.

Hard work, dedication, and perseverance have paid off, and they have made the Rang-ay Integrated school, their coaches, and their families proud.

They have proven that with passion and discipline, anything is possible.

Congratulations on your well-deserved victory.

Naragsak, Rang-ay!
Maanyag Banga!




South Cotabato, Angat ka sa Lahat!
DepEd Tayo South Cotabato

Roderick Cayubin
School Head- Principal I

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GOLD MEDALIST - Maricris Lizada(HIGH JUMP) Secondary Girls

Just recently announced as champion in High Jump- secondary girls in SRAA Meet which is being held at Kidapawan City, April 24-28, 2023.

Maricris is bringing the banner of South Cotabato Division, from our very own, Rang-ay Integrated School.

She will represent the region in national arena for Palarong Pambansa.

Congratulations, Maricris! We are so proud of you🙏


Road to Palarong Pambansa!!

Naragsak, Rang-ay!

The first day of our students' work immersion at LGU (Local Government Unit) was exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. They were divided into different departments to gain experience and knowledge based on their field of interest.

Some were assigned to the administrative office, where they assisted in recording and filing documents, while others were assigned to the treasury department, where they learned about budgeting and financial management.

A few students were assigned to the engineering department, where they witnessed firsthand the planning and implementation of infrastructure projects, including roadworks and drainage systems.

It was a memorable experience for our students to be able to work with professionals and gain knowledge outside of the classroom setting. We hope that this work immersion would help them decide on their future careers and prepare them for the real world.

Congratulations!

2nd place- Oratorical Composition and Presentation district level Read-A-Thon- Jhayven Earl Cambarihan

Coach: Corinne Galicia Manlapao

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WALANG PASOK!

GOOD DAY! All Schools, both public and private in all levels in the entire municipality of Banga, pls be informed that classes today April 4, 2023 is hereby suspended due to bad weather conditions the municipality is currently experiencing. Notice to follow. This advisory is FROM HON. MAYOR BAMBI PALENCIA I. Pls help dessiminate. Thank you

Congratulations to our following athletes who excelled during the Provincial Meet 2023.

ATHLETICS FINAL RESULT

🥇Gold - Cyrel Jed Bernardino (Discus Throw)
🥇Gold - Cyrel Jed Bernardino (Javelin Throw)
🥇Gold - Maricris Lizada (High Jump)
🥈Silver - Cyrel Jed Bernardino (Shot Put)
🥉Bronze - Sheldon Lei Capitle (Long Jump)
🥉Bronze - Sedrick De Guerto (Discus Throw)
🥉Bronze - Maricris Lizada (100 meter hurdle)
🥉Bronze- Presia Ferrer (100 meter Run)

Benjo Mangay-ayam
Coach- Athletics Secondary Boys

Jannette Demalata
Assistant Coach- Athletics Secondary Boys

Cloberly Fantillanan
Coach- Athletics Secondary Girls

Alexander Bandejas
Assistant Coach- Athletics Secondary Girls

Trainer: Sir Solomon Demalata

Naragsak, Rang-ay!

The Rang-ay Integrated School faculty and staff, parents, students and stakeholders are enjoined in the Celebration of the National Day of Remembrance of Road Crash Victims, Survivors and their Families.