The Last Citizen Army Training Graduation at LSGH ANHS

March 9:

Mark Philip Eguia lead the last graduation rites of the ANHS Citizen Army Training 2012.

 

 

The graduation rite was dedicated to the late CAT Commandant Mr. Alfredo "Ding" Mendoza. Mr. Mendoza had been in service as part-time faculty of the ANHS since 1996. The cadets (Deaf and Hearing) gave their best performance and reminisce memorable moments with their former mentor during the speech of Mr. Eguia.

 

Eguia joins the rank of the military after graduating here at ANHS. He and Mr. Mendoza were constant companion in teaching our ANHS Cadets.

Renz Rivera receives Br. Jaime Hilario Award

March 16:

(standing left: J. Flores, D. Maranan, R. Rausa, R. Rivera, J. Arcega, R. Serenilla, A. Austria, V. Torres. left seated: O. Custorio, G. Escaño and E. Tejolan)

   Once again, Deaf students did exceptionally well in the ANHS Graduation Rites held last Friday at La Salle Green Hills. 4 Deaf students and a Deaf Buddy received top awards. 12 Deaf students out of 13 were able to graduate high school this school year.

The top awards went to:

Renz Kenneth L. Rivera:   Br. Jaime Hilario Award of Distinction, Mercury Drug Recognition Award for Excellence in Mathematics, Silver medal for Food and Beverage Services and Gold medal for Mathematics

  Olive Custorio and Russel Dion M. Serenilla:  Loyalty Awards

Von Jaime M. Torres: Teatro Lasalyano Organization Award

  Lester M. Legaspi: (1st) Deaf Buddy Organization Award

GMA 7 reporter interviewing Renz and Miss Abat

Official SLIs for the 2012 ANHS Graduation Rites (from left: Miss Abat and Mrs. Jingco)

 

Congratulations to all Deaf High School students and may you inspire others to do the same. 

 

 

First Sign Language Interpreters' Evaluation by Deaf Students

March 1: Six Sign Language Interpreters for the school year 2011-2012 were evaluated by Deaf students and their Peers for the first time. The result of these evaluations will provide effective feedback as to their strengths and areas for improvement of the service that they provide in our institution. 

   The Performance Tools were made through the combined effort and discussion among SLIs from the year 2010 till 2011. The draft were then submitted to the Principal who in turn provided some editing and suggestions as to how the three performance tools will be different from each other depending upon on who will be evaluating the SLI. The 6 SLis were then evaluated by 97% of the total population of Deaf students enrolled in ANHS and we thank you all dear students for participating in this historical event.

   Currently SLIs who want to be employed at LSGH ANHS have to provide attendance of Sign Language courses/certificates, teaching license, Special Education units/background and should pass the screening process by the PDL staff and Deaf students.