Memories…

Class Picture

Ma'am Osit Class Pic:D

WE LIIIIIIIIIVE! :D

People, I am officially reviving this site! \:D/ Ayoko naman na hindi na close ang Rosal, at dahil wala akong ginagawa… :> Ayun. :D

Una sa lahat: KAILAN ANG SUSUNOD NA GATHERING? :> Ang saya ng unang gathering kaya dapat lang may pangalawa! :D

Dalawa: Sa mga hindi pa, pakikuha ang inyong researches kay Ma’am Osit. Salamat! :D

Huli: Good luck sa Perio, punta kayo dito para sa isang napakagaling na reviewer. :> :D :-bd

That’s all for now! :D ROSAL FOREVER! \:D/

-Hula na lang :> B-)

Batch 2011 Sched

Nakalimutan ko na yung source, nevertheless, thank you,.;>

Important Announcement

Listen up! Word has it from Sir Ed, that the Orientations are canceled till further notice! Please do not go anymore.

– This is confirmed. :D

View.

view the enrollment page if you have time left.

sorry sa super late na post.:D

Last Minute Reminders

Please remember to print out the ID forms from the website!

Tips for Junior Enrollment:
1. Bring large bags for the surely heavy as heck books
2. 1st station is medical
3. Student Fund= 200 pesos
PTA= 500 pesos
PCORI= 250 pesos
Foundation= 500 pesos
4. If dormer, SSD will issue forms needing parent’s/guardian’s signatures, and info including parents’ OFC adress and phone number; guardian’s name, address and phone; name and phone number of recommended hospital and physician

On 06 2, 09, at 1:00 PM, Nancy Garcia Tan wrote: INFO THIS MORNING:

A. There is an additional requirement that needs to be filled up and submitted to the Registrar. This is the HEALTH MONITORING FORM*. Info needed:
1. Personal info – name, address, yr./ sec
2. Dormer : Yes or no
3. Places which you have visited during the last 2 months (April & May) here or abroad.
a) City / Country
b) Period / Duration of stay
4. Date of Arrival in the Philippines
5. Precautionary measures undertaken upon arrival
6. Signature of student and parent. (If parent not around, student signature will do). * Will try to scan a copy and post in e-gp by this afternoon so you can download and fill up ahead of time. Otherwise, this form is available in school.

B. FOR THOSE AVAILING OF ADDITIONAL LIVING ALLOWANCE:
- Aside from accomplishing the Student Scholarship Categorization Data, pls. make sure you bring ALL the requirements stated (this includes the ITR).

C. MEDICAL – Do not forget to bring the CHEST XRAY RESULT. There is no need for the plate, just the result.

D. ID PROCESSING FORM – To be filled up by everyone not just those who lost their IDs (pls. disregard previous announcement about this).

E. Scholar’s pledge to be submitted to SSD F. ENROLLM ENT FORMS are to be completely filled up with NO blanks left. If an item is not applicable, put “NA”.

Pls. don’t forget to pass by the PTA table. See you tomorrow!

Batch 2011 Enrollment Procedures June 3 / 230pm to 315pm

For your information….

For your parents! from PTA Rosal President…

Thank you!

Since some people have actually been asking for this, here it is:

Nancy Garcia Tan <ngtan@…> wrote:

First may I thank again the parent volunteers for the Batch 2011 enrollment on June 3, 2009 WEDNESDAY.

May I clarify the following points to everyone:

The PTA is NOT changing any procedures prescribed by the school, we are not encroaching on their prescribed enrollment process.

Based on last year’s experience however, the Batch council (‘08-’09) felt it was necessary to put in measures within the batch in an attempt to make enrollment day more orderly and “less stressful”. The top problem last year was crowding, with everyone trying to get inside the Registrar’s office all at the same time. Hence we suggest that everyone follow the TIME SCHEDULES below. During this time, the Class reps/ volunteers of your section will be there to assist you.

How long each one finishes the enrollment however, will vary because everyone will still have to go through the entire enrollment process including the books. It may be safe to assume that if your forms/ requirements are complete, and everyone follows our schedule, the faster you will finish.

(In the earlier schedule that was released by the school, enrollment was scheduled in the MORNING only while the releasing books was in the AFTERNOON only. Based from last year, we all know that not everyone
can be accommodated in the morning and it will also be impractical to
wait till the afternoon for the books if you came early in the morning for the enrollment. Mr. Briones has already coordinated with the Registrar’s office and confirmed with the person in charge of the releasing of the BOOKS that enrollment and book release will be accommodated the whole day as before.)
Should you have any questions regarding the schedule, pls feel free to post here or contact Mr. Briones directly (not the Registrar’s office, because the time slot is an internal arrangement for the batch). Contact numbers of Mr. Briones: Guidance Office- 4335818 or HR -9292271.

Again, these measures were suggested in an attempt to make things easier for the batch. We sincerely hope it works out with everyone’s cooperation. Since we are doing this for the first time, it may not go as smooth as we want it to, but we can always try to improve things for the batch, with your constructive inputs.

On 05 29, 09, at 2:40 PM, Nancy Garcia Tan wrote:

BATCH 2011 ENROLLMENT – JUNE 3, 2009

Dear Batch 2011 co-parents,

The PTA batch 2011 council held a meeting last MAY 21, 2009 together  with Mr. Ed Briones, Mr. Martin Perez and parent volunteers, to  discuss ways to improve the ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES. As you recall, it was rather chaotic last year with just one enrollment day to  accommodate everyone in our year level. There was much crowding in  the Registrar’s office and confusion regarding the procedure. (We  coordinated with the Registrar Ms. Ivy Samala earlier as to how we  can improve the process, however, we now have a NEW REGISTRAR starting this May. &nb sp;Mr Ed Briones and I have been inquiring if there will be any change in the procedures but as of this date, we have no info on this, so we are assuming it will go on as before.)
PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING:

1. ENROLLMENT FORMS:

a) As announced last March, forms can now be downloaded from the PSHS website – www.pshs.edu.ph, under “Downloads”. (As per previous registrar- they will not issue out these forms on enrollment day so please download the forms from the website).

b) Accomplish the forms completely including BARANGAY & CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT (in Student Directory form).  Check the list of requirements (this includes the Chest X-ray  result.) Those availing of additional Living Allowance (outside of the P500 stipend) must also accomplish the Student Scholarship Categorization Data (Form 5-R). For those who are not, the registrar may ask for a signed note saying you are waiving this, so it’s best to have this ready in case they ask for it.

2. SCHEDULE:

To make the process more orderly and to avoid crowding at any given time (specially now that the Registrar’s office is quite  small), the council is posting the suggested time to go PER SECTION (based on old 2nd yr sections). The batch reps and parent volunteers o f your particular section will be around during your designated time to assist you, so we strongly encourage for you to come during the assigned time. We are counting on everyone’s cooperation regarding this matter. If the feedback is good then we can continue this practice. If not then we can continue to improve with constructive inputs from all of you.

(There should be no worry regarding the books as well- Mr. Briones  has verified that distribution will be on going for the whole day,  not just in the afternoon as previously stated. The books will also be given out at random to students, meaning the ‘good’ and ‘not so good’ copies mixed up, so there should be no concern whether you get your books in the morning or afternoon.)

SCHEDULE PER SECTION (old 2nd yr section)

TIME                SECTION          PARENT VOLUNTEERS

8:00 – 8:45 – ADELFA – c/o Bob Adre
8:45 – 9:30 – CAMIA – Emma de Leon / Gina Se
9:30 – 10:15 – CHAMPACA – Noel Azucena / Gina Sarmiento
10:15- 11:00 – DAHLIA – c/o Evee Jimenez / Nancy Villanueva

1:00- 1:45 – ILANG-ILANG – c/o Tess Pamintuan                                                         1:45 – 2:30 – JASMIN – Ching Chanyungco / Elliot Kam                                                 2:30 – 3:15 – ROSAL – Ruby Villas / Sonia Francia
3:15 – 4:00 – SAMPAGUITA – c/o Tess Narvas

3. NUMBER SYSTEM:

In addition to the above, we will also give out NUMBERS as you arrive during your designated time so everything will be orderly. To avoid any expense, we will be using the plastics of the old IDs we have kept since 1st year’s recollection for this purpose. We continue to use these IDs for batch activities so please return them as you exit.

4. PLS DO NOT FORGET TO PASS BY THE PTA TABL E.

The PTA needs your support so we can in turn assist the students’ with their activities and continue the projects for the batch.

PTA contribution – P500; SAF 2011 (Student Assistance Funds) – any amount to help the kids who may need assistance through the school year will be much appreciated.

5. QUOTED BELOW IS THE ANNOUNCEMENT BY MR. BRIONES TO THE STUDENTS IN THEIR E-GP REGARDING THE ENROLLMENT:

” You may enroll by yourself. Just make sure you bring with you the payments/ contributions for the PTA, PCORI, PSHS Foundation, and  Student Alliance.
> > Uniform is not required for June 3 and 4.
> > For students who were not able to come on their Pre-Enrolment  date must visit the Guidance Center first, otherwise you will not be allowed to enroll. You should be accompanied by your parents or  guardian.

> > Re-orientation Program for the juniors is on June 4, at 1:00 in the afternoon, at the 4th floor auditorium.Your parents/guardians are required to come.”

6. Please take note of above reminder to come onJUNE 4, 1:00 pm for  the THIRD YEAR ORIENTATION – for both STUDENTS & PARENTS, 4th floor  auditorium.

We do hope above measures will make our enrollment day more orderly
and less stressful for everyone!

Let’s all look forward for a good year this coming 2009-2010 and give the incoming set of officers the same support as you have given the PTA Batch 2011 Council this past year!

Thank you very much!
Regards to all,
Nancy Garcia Tan

Clearance (REVISED!)

Hi people, :D

This post is regarding your clearance for SY 2008 – 2009.

The following list is of those who have their clearance forms with me (note that if you are listed here, you are CLEARED):

- Abuel, Josh
- Alcos, Paul
- Alilio, Aron
- Aliwalas, Lorenz
- Bello, Keoni
- Calabia, Marj
- Cheng, Ronny
- Duay, IC
- Francia, Jerson
- Matanguihan, Joem
- Mendoza, Louis
- Ortiz, Isko
- Pinza, Jayson
- Cayabyab, Cheche
- Reyes, Nikki
- Sarmiento, Shella
- Torres, Ivi
- Vega, Lara

Please get them from me personally on Enrollment day (June 2, 2009 at the BLob of the SHB [time TBA]). Please also note that you need this during enrollment, SO DON’T LOSE THEM!

Please also note that the enrollment forms can be downloaded from the PSHS website, so there.

Thank you Rosal! Happy Summer! :D \:D/

P.S. To Ronny and the others that waited, sorry I wasn’t able to give it, there was heavy traffic and I had to wait for someone before going to Pisay! :|

- Nino :)

Paalala/Reminder

We’re all cleared na…

MARCH 30: Report Card Giving (1:00-3:00 PM)

JUNE 3 (AM): Submission of enrollment forms that can be downloaded at the site below.  Try clicking it.

Enrollment Forms for incoming years

That’s all.  Have a happy summer break, Rosal pipz!

To those who did not fulfill Geom Requirements

Please do and finish whatever you have not yet fulfilled for geometry.

Class Numbers (CN#) who did not yet fulfilled their requirements

7 – 1×1 picture for index card

8 – Bored Game, Scrapbook Write-up

9 – Get your bored game.

11 – Get your bored game.

20 – Penrose

21 – Get your bored game.

22 – Get your bored game.

29 – Get your bored game.

That’s all

Earth Hour 2009

I’m just being an environmentally aware person. Be one too.:D

“I’m just one person. What can I do about Global Warming? I try to be environmentally aware. I try to do the right thing. But I’m just one person.”

No you’re not.

Earth Hour is an opportunity for the global community to speak in one voice on the issue of climate change, while at the same time coming together in celebration of the one thing every single person on the planet has in common – the planet.

On March 28, 2009, the world will [hopefuly] turn its lights off in this Historical event

This started as a city wide event in Sydney, Australia in 2007, and now it has gotten attention to the world, and on 2008, Earth Hour brought together 370 cities in 35 countries. Now, it has become world wide,aiming to reach 1,000,000,000 people to participate in 1000 cities.

Here is a brief video on what it is all about:

Many cities of the globe are already preparing, even ours:

“At precisely 8.30pm on March 28 the diesel generators will be switched off on the Chatham Islands, a small archipelago off the east coast of New Zealand, heralding the start of the greatest community event the world has ever witnessed – Earth Hour 2009.

As the first country to flick the switch for the global event, WWF New Zealand’s Earth Hour organiser, Dairne Poole sees her country as playing a vital role in Earth Hour’s journey to reach one billion people in over 1,000 cities, across 25 time zones.

“New Zealand will be the first country in the world to turn its lights off for Earth Hour 2009 with 43 councils and local bodies taking part. Even though we are a small nation, we are setting an important example for others to witness and hopefully follow,” says Ms Poole.

The global wave of participation will gather momentum through Asia Pacific with major cities such as Sydney, Seoul, Beijing, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Singapore, Bangkok, Jakarta, Mumbai and Delhi dimming the lights as millions flick the switch to express their concern for the planet.

Across the globe Earth Hour will provide the platform for a collective voice to be heard from each and every time zone. From the streets of Cape Town to the Hills of Los Angeles, Earth Hour will unite people from all walks of life as the call for action on climate change makes its transglobal journey.

Paris, the ‘City of Lights’ will make a powerful statement by turning off its famous lights, including the Eiffel Tower, for Earth Hour. In the birthplace of democracy, thousands of Athenians will gather to watch the lights go out at the Acropolis in acknowledgement of their vote for action on climate change.

Metropolises across the Americas including New York, Rio de Janeiro, Toronto, Buenos Aires, Chicago, Mexico City and Las Vegas will see their united voice accompanied by unfamiliar lighting – stars.

Every seven seconds a new mention about Earth Hour appears on the web; Earth Hour social profiles have over 230,000 friends and followers with a new connection every 20 seconds; and an Earth Hour video is viewed every 20 seconds online.”

What are you waiting? Promote! You can do these:

• Creating blog posts and podcasts about the importance of global action on climate change and how participation in Earth Hour can make a difference

• Joining one of the 50 Earth Hour social media profiles on networks such as Facebook, YouTube, MySpace, flickr and Twitter

• Creating a video on Eath Hour and sharing it in the Web or with your friends\

• Telling your friends about Earth Hour

• Embedding Earth Hour videos

• Downloading and sharing Earth Hour promotional materials

• Mentioning Earth Hour in your IM/YM status in the countdown to Earth Hour

• Register: http://www.earthhour.org/

Most of all, participate in Earth Hour by switching off your lights at 8:30pm Local Time, Saturday, March 28, 2009, on any part of planet Earth.

Take a stand! Vote for Earth! Fight Global Warming! Turn off your lights (literally :D)!

Visit http://www.earthhour.org/ for more details.