Name: MARYJAINE C.

YOUNGAO - BSED 3

I. Editorial of Criticism

Unfollowed Minimum Health Protocol, Whom to Blame?

The Incident Management Team has granted permission for the Bislig City Centennial
Celebration (IMT). Its main activities include Bike for a Cause and a Fireworks Display,
both of which lead to a high number of COVID-19 active cases.

The day after the incident, Bislig's local government announces 55 new active cases,
bringing the total number of current cases to 264 on September 21, 2021. Who should
be held responsible? The people, the officials from the local government, or the officials
from the IMT.

If the IMT officials had not allowed the Bike for a Cause and Fireworks Activity to be
exposed to the public, the large number of active cases could have been prevented.
Public gatherings are prohibited under Executive Order No. 45. Bislig City could
nevertheless commemorate its centennial without holding any public events. To prevent
putting the City of Bislig at risk, online celebrations are preferable.

Officials from the IMT must not take any steps that will put the entire city of Bislig in
jeopardy. They should make it clear that public gatherings are prohibited since the entire
city is in danger. Bisliganon's, on the other hand, should adhere to the bare minimum of
health regulations. They should protect themselves by staying at home.

II. Feature Article

“School of Green and White”

De La Salle John Bosco College, located in Mangagoy Bislig city, is a private institution
and part of the lasallian community since 1977 and was being officially accepted in
2006 as a district school of De La Salle Philippines. It’s dominant colors of green and
white symbolizes purity, benevolence, service-oriented goals, peace, and nature. The
school surrounded with green and white colors gives convenient area for learning and
an open field for discovery and exploration that caters every child’s interest. This school
sought to give every learners a quality education that they deserve.
Nonetheless, De La Salle John Bosco college continues to serve the local and national
aspects in terms of education, sports, and development. The school offers its
educational services from kindergarten to college. Grade school department composed
with Kinder to Grade 6, High School department from grade 7 to grade 10, Senior High
department from grade 11 to 12 and

Lastly, College department with trimester from 1st year to 4th year depending on the
course taken. De La Salle John Bosco College also extends its academic aspect by
offering TESDA programs, special subjects, and elective subjects. The school also gives
focuses not only on the academic aspect but also on extracurricular activities that help
students to fully identify their skills and talents.

Furthermore, De Lasalle John Bosco College has its own principles giving the unique
figure that stand to other schools. It adopted the foundation principles of Lasallian
formation which were Faith, Services, and Communion in mission. It does not only
boost every learners to reach their dreams but also to draw closer to the one who
created all things. The school teaches every child not just the subjects they wanted to
learn but also the good values that they will carry for their whole life. De Lasalle John
Bosco College mold its learners to be a blessing from their parents and also to the
community. The school focuses on teaching minds, touching hearts, transforming
lives for everyone.

Green and white are colors that stand for every good and right. De La Salle John Bosco
College is a school that gives all. It molds young minds, touching a teenage heart, and
creates professionals. This school shines as bright as the star and lighten like the sun.
It cannot be denied that this school not only created brilliant minds but also a beautiful
heart.