AP Dep’t hails classes with complete set up

despite pandemic hitch

BY: Reign Cabalhin

Handling the works efficiently, the Araling Panlipunan (AP) Department of Tanza National
Comprehensive High School (TNCHS) successfully conducts all programs despite new
education set up.

Based on the first quarterly report, all the agendas enclosed were administered completely by
the school faculty especially the advisers including the events and programs for the school year
2020-2021.

“It is a remarkable work for everyone, specifically the AP Department to finish this kind of hard
work. This is a success, to make primary works of our school all done,” Mr. Jhomell A. De
Castro, a grade-10 adviser cited.

In a virtual conference of teachers, the department welcomed the school year’s start with the
successful implementation of distribution and sorting of modules for opening of classes on
October 5, 2020.

“Both modalities [modular and online distance learning] were given enough management. We
distributed sufficient modules in respective advisory classes for learners belonging to modular
distance learning. While we presented certain orientations and lessons to students in online
distance learning,” Mr. Roderick C. Salazar, head teacher III of AP department stated.

With almost every two weeks of duty, the said assigned teachers actively participated in the
regular retrieval of outputs held in the registration area by the Senior High School’s entrance.

“A great experience as ever, as I overcome my online observation headed by Dr. Emily R.

Quintos. My class was pleasured to be the chosen for the evaluation process,” Mrs. Philamer
Arcena, a grade-7 adviser stated.

Moreover, as for the other online classes within the school’s administration, the learners were
given a sufficient education with the on-going classes.

In the recent TEC Election of Officers, AP department held its 5-day program headed by
Salazar where in lecturers performed the program via zoom class.

“I am pleasured to emerge in the previous school election. I will surely pursue my duties as the
elected officer of our organization,” De Castro mentioned in a zoom conference.

Furthermore, going back to last year’s events, the Second In-Service Training (INSET) also lead
by Salazar was fully prepared and had a successful outcome with the cooperation of
department’s faculty.

“With the helping hand of my fellow teachers, we made the set program possible. It had a great
result because of our good collaboration,” the head teacher noted.