‎INHS' SSLG officers culminate Project THREAD, distribute school essentials to needy learners

-
EMPOWERING LEADERSHIP. Delano Domingo Jr., the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) President of Itawes National High School (INHS), on his second term, leads the first project of the organization for the School Year 2025-2026, empowering students through his unwavering leadership. 

‎via Valerie Caridad

‎TUAO, Cagayan — The Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) of Itawes National High School (INHS) successfully held the culminating program of their Project THREAD (Thriving through Helping, Resourcing, and Equipping Aspiring Dreamers) on June 20, 2025, where they distributed school supplies to deserving students from all grade levels who needed support.
‎
‎To start the program, Angel Jacinto, SSLG Assistant Secretary, led the opening prayer, followed by the National Anthem conducted by Trishia Liongsion, SSLG Secretary, which set a solemn and inspiring atmosphere.
‎
‎Afterwards, Flordelaria Babaran, SSLG Adviser, delivered the welcome remarks, formally opening the event and expressing appreciation to everyone who contributed to the project’s success.
‎
‎In addition, Leonida P. Jacinto, Head Teacher V of INHS, shared an inspirational message emphasizing the importance of even the smallest resources in students’ educational journeys. 
‎
‎“Every paper, ballpen, notebook is a thread that connects you to a better future,” Jacinto expressed.
‎
‎Moreover, Elianie Camarat, SSLG Treasurer, presented the statement of purpose of the project, explaining that Project THREAD was created to help financially struggling students by providing free or low-cost school supplies and uniforms while fostering a supportive and caring school community.
‎
‎“This project was created to help students who are struggling financially by giving them free or low-cost school supplies and uniforms... this project also wants to bring the school community closer. When we help each other, we build a caring and supportive school where everyone feels like they belong,” Camarat stated.
‎
‎To inspire the students, Delano Domingo Jr., SSLG President, also gave a motivating and powerful statement for his part, securing a great relationship between the organization and the students.
‎
‎“Project THREAD exists because we believe in the power of your potential... let these resources become wings to your passion, and let every challenge become a stepping stone, not a wall,” Domingo expressed.
‎
‎The program concluded with a strong sense of hope and unity, reflecting the spirit of bayanihan and the school’s commitment to uplifting its students.
‎
‎Meanwhile, the school supplies were collected through donations from generous individuals and were distributed to 35 students.
‎
‎The collection of donations started on May 27 and formally ended on June 19, a day before the culminating program, allowing for a longer period for many donors to showcase their generous hearts. 

Popular posts from this blog

INHS prepares for new school year, kicks off enrollment 2025

-
READ-Y FOR LEARNING. An enrollee for Grade 7 actively writes his information in the assessment sheet of the reading ability test proctored by Ma. Lorraine Malana, a teacher of Itawes National High School (INHS).  via Delano Domingo Jr.  TUAO, Cagayan — Itawes National High School (INHS) kicked off on June 2, 2025 the enrollment period as part of its preparation for the School Year (SY) 2025-2026, welcoming various enrollees for Grade 7 on the first day.  The said activity started off early in the morning, with the school accommodating hundreds of students, parents, teachers, and volunteers who aim to fulfill their respective parts on the enrollment.  Following a total of six steps, the Grade 7 enrollees, together with their parents, all passed the documents required for enrollment, filled out sets of forms, and answered short reading comprehension tests after their respective one-on-one reading ability test with INHSian teachers.  The test covered two reading ...
Read more

Domingo exemplifies strong leadership, advances skills at Regional Leadership Development Training Program

-
Image
BEYOND EXCELLENCE. Delano Domingo Jr. stands with excellence as he proudly represents not just Itawes National High School (INHS) and the Municipality of Tuao, but also the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Cagayan during the Regional Federated Supreme Secondary Learner Government Election cum Leadership Development Training Program on June 5-6.  via Valerie Caridad  CABARROGUIS, Quirino — Delano Domingo Jr., the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) President of Itawes National High School (INHS), the Municipal Federated Supreme Secondary Learner Government (MFSSLG) President of Tuao, and the Vice President of the Division Federated Supreme Secondary Learner Government (DFSSLG) of the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Cagayan, took part and showcased his dedication to student leadership on June 5-6 during the Regional Federated Supreme Secondary Learner Government (RFSSLG) Cum Leadership Development Training Program held at the Quirino Watersports Complex Pavi...
Read more

TCS circulates year-end school paper, informs students, teachers

-
POWER READERS. Jillian Delos Santos, Stefanie Reymundo, Chestine Angela Fernandez, and Jaimee Delos Santos, incoming Grade 8 students of Itawes National High School (INHS) read the year-end school paper handed by a staff of the school's student publication, happily going back to the events of the school for the past school year.  via Delano Domingo Jr.  TUAO, Cagayan — The Campus Spotlight (TCS), the official student publication of Itawes National High School (INHS) circulated the year-end school paper covering the events and happenings of the past school year, informing students and teachers of past achievements during the enrollment period.  The distribution started on the first day of enrollment, where the staff of the school's publication roamed around the institution and distributed the printed copies to learners who are present for their enrollment schedule.  To help with the distribution, the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) - Tanglaw also len...
Read more