Teachers' Initiatives

 Taglimao Elementary School is one of the far-flung schools in one of the hinterland Barangays in Cagayan de Oro and it is one of the beneficiaries in our School Supplies Drive. We have chosen the school as one of our beneficiaries because the students needed school supplies. As reported by Teacher Quette, some of her students don't have materials because their families couldn't afford to buy or don't have the capacity or resources to go downtown to buy the needed school supplies. Teacher Quette even shells out money from her own pocket to provide supplies for her students.  ( Students of Taglimao ES walk to reach their school) So, we gladly shared our blessings by helping Teacher Quette with the school supplies to be used by her pupils this school year through a School Supplies Drive. We weren't able to go to the school to personally give the supplies due to conflict of schedule but Teacher Quette gladly received the donations.  Seei

What is a Monologue? mon·o·logue ˈmänəlˌôɡ,ˈmänəlˌäɡ/ noun a long speech by one actor in a play or movie, or as part of a theatrical or broadcast program.      a long and typically tedious speech by one person during a conversation. What is Maestro: Teachers' Monologues ? This is a theatrical program written and made by teachers for teachers. The cast which will comprise of teachers and educators will perform monologues pertaining to the plight and real experiences of Filipino teachers. MAESTRO: A Teachers’ Monologues is made up of a varying number of monologues read by a varying number of teachers. Each of the monologues deals with an aspect of the teaching experience , touching on matters such as teacher-student relationship, spiritual and emotional well-being and the different roles played by teachers. Most of the monologues were written and are delivered in English and a few were translated and are delivered in Cebuano and Filipin

Teachers' Initiatives supports Brigada Eskwela 2016 Blogpost by Roxanne H. Fuentes Teachers' Initiatives recently conducted its first community activity this year of 2016. This time, we helped the Junior Chamber International Kagayhaan Gold (JCI-KG)chapter in its Brigada Eskwela 2016. Partnering with JCI-KG, along with its other partners (Ayala Foundation Inc., Liceo Dragonoids and Marymount Academy teachers), we were able to help prepare Gusa Elementary School for the incoming school year 2016-2017. In the photo: Members of JCI-KG to which two (Owen, Roxanne) are front  liners of Teachers' Initiatives as well. Last June 3, 2016, a Turn-Over Ceremony was conducted to which we were able to donate a computer set, toothpastes, school supplies and faucets.The program was attended by the partners, school administrators and teachers. We look forward to a great year ahead!