DISTRICT 4-A

CABUYAO INTEGRATED NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

EVELYN L. EMBATE
PRINCPAL/OIC/MT I

TRISHA G. CASTILLO
TEACHER I
 Form A

OPLAN KALUSUGAN SA DEPED

SCHOOL PROGRESS REPORT

School Name: Trisha G. Castillo Period Cover: October 24-28,2022

Office Address: Limcaoco Subd. Brgy.Tres, Cabuyao City, Laguna
Office Telephone Number: Mobile Number:
Fax Number: Email Address: depedinhs@gmail.com

Number of Pupils Enrolled: 6,243

Male: 3,200
Female: 3,043
Total: 6,243

A. HIGHLIGHT OF ONE HEALTH WEEK

Table 1. Number of Schools Covered and Partners

School Name Name of Partners Services Provided by Partners

CABUYAO INTEGRATED City Population Office: Conducted symposium about

NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Early Teenage Pregnancy
Dr. Maria Teresa S. David –
Focal Person- Adolescent Health
training of adolescent health
Mr. Harold David –
Information Officer 2 of Region
IV-A Commission on Population
and Devt.
Cabuyao Police Station Patrol Drug Awareness and Anti-
(Women and Men): Criminality Symposium
PSSg. Jhunnie Rodriguez Drug awareness (Illegal drugs:
PCpl. Kristian Del Valle effects and prevention)
Plt. Mary Visitacion Sadili
Pat. Vern Catherine P. Alarin Anti-Criminality campaign
Ms. Dominador Agcaoili (Causes and Prevention)
Ms. Lanie Zamora

TOTAL
Table 2. Summary of Services Provided

Number of Learners Number of DepEd Personnel

Name of School
Examined Treated Referred Examined Treated Referred
CABUYAO INTEGRATED
NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Total:

B. ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN

(Enumerated and describe below the different activities during the One Health Week)

1. Medical and Nursing Services

2. Dental Services
 distribution of dental kits (toothpaste and toothbrush) to students during Flag-Up
Ceremony.
Grade 7 – 200 students Grade 10 – 100 students
Grade 8 – 100 students Grade 11 – 100 students
Grade 9 – 100 students Grade 12 – 100 students
3. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) in Schools (WinS) Program
 distribution of hand wash kits to student by the advisers
 students watched a short video of proper hand washing during Flag-Up Ceremony
Grade 7 – 200 students Grade 10 – 100 students
Grade 8 – 100 students Grade 11 – 100 students
Grade 9 – 100 students Grade 12 – 100 students
4. School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP)
 Feeding Program in select students
the students received 1kg.of rice and 1 Bear Brand sterilize milk
Grade 7 – 30 students
Grade 8 and Grade 9 – 20 students
5. Adolescent Reproductive Health (ARH) Program
 Symposium about Early Teenage Pregnancy in select sections in Grade 10 and Senior
High School (Grade 11 and 12) in partnership with CHO

6. School Mental Health Program

Poster making contest with the theme: “Strengthening the Health Situation and Adaptation of
School in the New Normal through the Convergence of OK sa DepEd Programs” related to
School Mental Health Program. The participants were Junior High School Students from
CINHS.
7. National Drug Education Program (NDEP)
 Drug Awareness and Anti-Criminality Symposium for Senior High School Students
(Grade 11 and 12) in partnership with PNP Cabuyao
C. ISSUES AND CONCERNS

FACILITATING FACTORS
(Discuss major outstanding factors that contributed to the successful implementations)
The calculated coordination of the key persons of the OK sa DepEd led to the successful
implementations of the different events. The information dissemination was well-relayed. Each
program coordinator assigned performed the given tasks accordingly.

HINDERING FACTORS
(Discuss major factors that caused delay or impeded implementation)
There was no factor seen that caused the delay of any events.

RECOMMENDATIONS / ASSISTANCE NEEDED

The school would like to recommend that the dates of implementation for the celebration of the
One-Health Week be scheduled in a week that there is no major examination to be conducted.
This would limit the days when more events would have been accommodated.

Prepared by:

TRISHA G. CASTILLO TEODORA M. GALANG

OK sa DepEd Focal Person School Head/Principal

Date
 MEANS OF VERIFICATION
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
ONE-HEALTH WEEK CELEBRATION

Theme: “Strengthening the Health Situation and Adaptation of School in the New
Normal through the Convergence of OK sa DepEd Programs”.

KICK-OFF CEREMONY
Day 1 - October 24, 2022
Cabuyao Integrated National High School prides itself in supporting the Oplan
Kalusugan sa DepEd One Health Week Celebration with the theme “Strengthening the
Health Situation and Adaptation of School in the New Normal through the Convergence of
OK sa DepEd Programs”.
The kick-off ceremony of the OK sa DepEd One-Health Week Celebration was
conducted after the flag raising ceremony was held on October 24, 2022 at the school
covered court. The participating students and teachers were from the three (3) grade 7
sections: Sparrow, Skylark, and Starling.

MRS. NERIZA VARGAS actively hosted the kick-off ceremony of the One-Health Week. The
school officer-in-charge MRS. TEODORA M. GALANG welcomed the teachers and participants of the
importance of assuring one’s health above anything else as it fuels one’s energy and will to carry on
daily tasks and challenges. She also stressed the impact of maintaining healthy body especially in the
face-to-face class set up. She acknowledged the different focal persons/coordinators for the different
flagship programs of OK sa DepEd. She also mentioned the activities to be conducted on the same day
which were for the WINS, ARH, and Medical Dental and Nursing Health Services.
 MS. TRISHA G. CASTILLO, the OK sa DepEd School Coordinator highlighted the
school’s participation in the One-Health Week Celebration. She reminded everyone of the
responsibility in keeping one’s self healthy at all times. The following coordinators/focal
persons were also introduced along with his/her flagship program during the kick-off
ceremony:

DISTRIBUTION OF HYGIENE KITS

MS. ROSEMARIE DEMEJER, the WINS Coordinator, facilitated a short information

awareness about the role of hand hygiene in the face-to-face class set up in the new school
year. She emphasized on the personal responsibility of everyone in assuring that hand
hygiene is achieved. The participants were made to create their own slogan during the
event.

Students from Grade 7 Sparrow, Skylark, and Starling all received hygiene kits
(alcohol, face masks, toothbrush, toothpaste, and soap) after a very short information
awareness about hand hygiene.

TEENAGE PREGNANCY SYMPOSIUM

As part of the ARH Program activity, a symposium about teenage pregnancy was
conducted in Cabuyao Integrated National High School. Two sessions were held attended by
Senior High School students and select Grade 10 students respectively. The speakers chosen
for this activity were of top caliber and were respected in the field of reproductive health.
DR. MARIA TERESA S. DAVID, the City Population Officer and the focal person in the ARH
training given by the Commission Population and Development, and MR. HAROLD DAVID,
Region 4A Information Officer 2 of Commission on Population and Development.

Dr. Maria Teresa David, (in green) City Population Officer and Mr. Harold David (in yellow), Region 4A
Information Officer 2 of Commission on Population and Development together with the school office- in-charge,
Mrs. Teodora M. Galang.

Students from both sessions were immensely absorbed by the presented facts by the
speakers. Teenage pregnancy was not just considered as real and happening, moreso
alarming. CALABARZON was considered as the region with the most number of teenage
pregnancy cases, having Laguna as the second in number in provinces. Cabuyao places as 6 th
in the entire Laguna province with the most number of teenage pregnancy cases. In
barangay level, Marinig tops the municipality of Cabuyao. Since these local data were
presented to Cabuyeňo students, there was a little air of astonishment and disbelief from
the facts, but the message was clear - everyone felt surprised and more importantly,
concerned.

As the discussion progressed with more presentation of details, the subject was
brought closer to the personal lives of the students having been teenagers themselves.
Relevant questions were asked by the speakers to which the students from both sessions
enthusiastically and actively responded. All students who participated in the discussions
were given hygiene kits. Interactive videos were presented where students gave their
feedbacks. Finally, students were asked of their impressions about the sessions that they
had attended. All responses were commendable and meaningful. A total of 340 students
attended the sessions. Here are some pictures related to the conducted teenage pregnancy
symposium:
 Day 2 - October 25, 2022

SCHOOL- BASED FEEDING PROGRAM

To intensify health and nutrition among grade school students, Cabuyao Integrated
National High School as per headed with SBFP Coordinator Mrs. May D. Salvador with the
help of the Nutrition Coordinator Mrs. Czarina M. Digo in running targeted supplementary
feeding program for wasted and severely wasted students at this school.

The program launched October 25, 2022, as part of the One Health Week Celebration.
The school provides food package containing rice and milk as the opening of the said
program. There are 50 students from different year levels are the recipients.
 DAY 4: MENTAL HEALTH SYMPOSIUM

As part of the “One Health Week celebration, Cabuyao Integrated National High School
held an Awareness of Mental Health Symposium in partnership with T.E.E.N.Dig Kabataan
Center of Department of Health and Nurse Maricar M. Catina was the invited guest speaker
as a related School Mental Health Program.
Mental Health Symposium started at exactly 10:00 in the morning that was held in
Function Hall of Cabuyao Integrated National High School. It was started by singing of
National Anthem, followed by a prayer, next is the singing of Calabarzon March and
Cabuyao March. After which an Opening remark by Dr. Evelyn L. Embate our school
principal. Dr. Embate shared a short glimpse of her adult life, her challenges and
experiences when she was a teenager and everyone was very inspired by Dr. Embate’s
story.
The theme for this event was “HOW TO DEAL MENTAL STRESS” The participants was
Grade 9- Phoebe who believed that they are the one who are most prevalent in dealing
Mental Stress especially they are facing different situations in life like about their studies,
family and relationships. Different Stressors was also tackled by Nurse Catina, how to deal
stress and how to cope up with it was one of the main objectives of the said event. Every
student was very participative, active and ready to share their experiences to their
classmates.
The participants were prompted to share their experiences and learning takeaways from
the topics discussed.
At the end, Nurse Catina reminded everyone to perform their responsibilities in life but
also balance and never loss time for the family and self. “Always take time for yourself, if
you are tired take some rest and come back refresh and stronger again. “This was her words
as she formally ends the program.
 Drug Awareness and Anti-Criminality Symposium

The Cabuyao Police station (Police Women and Men) conducted a symposium at Cabuyao
Integrated National High school last October 25, 2022 (Tuesday). The said symposium started at
exactly 1:00pm and ended exactly 5:00pm. The symposium was divided into two batches and the
following topics were discussed: 1. Drug awareness (Illegal drugs: effects and prevention) and Anti-
Criminality campaign which mainly focused on Rape (Causes and Prevention). There were 163
students participated. The following sections were invited to attend the symposium: The first batch
includes 11, Polaris, 11-Alphard, 11 Vega Tourism (81 students), 11-Altair, 11 Pollux(42), and 11-
Vega EPAS (82 students).

Preparation:

(Photo Credits to: Ms. Ivy CARA and Ms. Armijane Elago)
 The first batch of symposium was conducted at Hemedez Building Function Hall. The
participants observed proper health protocols by wearing facemask and maintaining social
distancing.

Photo credits to: Ms. Ivy CARA and Ms. Honeylet Michelena)

The program started by conducting an invocation and opening remarks by Ms. Teodora M.
Galang, CINHS’ School head. The event was also observed by Mrs. Nimcy M. Ortiz, Public
school district supervisor SHS (PSDS).
 (Photo Credits: Mrs. Nimcy M. Ortiz (PSDS-SHS)

The first batch of speaker, Pssg. Jhunnie Rodriguez together with his fellow policemen and
women, Plt. Mary Visitacion Sadili and Pepl. Kristian Del Valle, discussed the first topic which
is drug awareness. The subtopics such as illegal drugs, its effects and prevention to it piqued
the interest of the students.

Photo credits to: Ms. Ivy CARA and Ms. Armijane Elago)

The speakers from Cabuyao Police

Patrol Women, Ms. Venn Catherine Alcarin, Ms.
Dominador Agcaoili, and Ms. Lanie Zamora
discussed the Anti-Criminality. The second topic
focused on rape, a heinous crime in the
Philippines. The cause, prevention, and effects
were discussed. The students actively
participated in the said event. Their questions
were answered and they also shared their
insights about the topics.

(Photo credits to: Ms. Ivy Cara and Ms. Armijane

Elago)
The symposium was divided into two batches
that discusses the following topics: 1. Drug
awareness (Illegal drugs: effects and prevention) and 2. Anti-Criminality campaign which mainly
focused on Rape (Causes and Prevention). The following sections were invited to attend the
symposium: The first batch includes 11 Pollux(42), 12 Cassiopeia(25), 12 Antlia(30), 12 Orion(47).
Followed by the second batch which includes 12 Andromeda(48), 12 Aquila(47) and 12 Archer(48). In
total, there were 245 learners who’ve attended the said symposium.
Preparation:

AWARDING OR CERTIFICATES AND CLOSING REMARKS

The event ended with awarding of certificates and closing remarks by Mr. Nonilon Maderazo, EdD. He
thanked the speakers and, in his remarks, Dr. Maderazo emphasized the importance of applying the