Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Institutional Launching of LS CARES
Everyone in the school community is encouraged to engage in the process as a sign of faith. Working collaboratively, it is hoped that this action will bring about communal renewal, where commitment to the mission becomes top priority.
As mandated by De La Salle Philippines, all Lasallian schools in the Philippines will undergo a school-wide reflection process from SYs 2012-2014. LS Cares hopes to identify the level of Lasallianess of the institution. Moreover, the process will also strive to identify the strengths, challenges and the school's compliance with the resolutions and capacity building measures of the Philippine Lasallian Family Convocation. Lastly, it hopes to define action plans that will be implemented to further strengthen the institutional Lasallian character and the fulfillment of the Philippine Lasallian Family Convocation resolutions which are hoped to be endorsed during the 2015 Convocation.
The Lasallian mission, the human and Christian education of young people "far from salvation" has no future unless built upon the fundamental traits of Lasallain association, both among the Brothers, and among all other Lasallians, who commit themselves in various forms to the Lasallian education mission. - Associated for the Lasallian mission ...an act of hope.
LSGH Steps of the Process (as designed by LSGH Multi-sectoral Committee)
1. Institutional Launching of LS CARES
2. Pre-Reflection Survey
3. Sectoral Reflections
3.1. Faculty and Staff
3.2. Alumni
3.3. Parents
3.4. Pupils / Students
3.5. Community Partners
4. Collation and Submission of Responses
5. Feedbacking / Sharing of Responses
6. Culminating Activity
7. Visit of the DLSP Visiting Team
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Greenaissance 2012
The annual Greenaissance scholarship grant is given to deserving high school adult (hearing and deaf) students to aide him/her financially as s/he continue secondary education and improve attendance in class.
Students are selected by their homeroom advisers in coordination of their respective classroom officers based on the economic situation of their peers.
For this schoolyear two Deaf students - Jovelyn Canizares and Joel Sarenas, were fortunate to be granted such scholarship.
We deeply appreciate Batch '72 of LSGH for their continued assistance in helping out our marginalized students.
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