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Brief History of PRESIDENT MANUEL A. ROXAS MEMORIAL SCHOOL SOUTH - A Living Heritage of Capiceños -One Century After

June 17, 2008

    Capiceños are great lovers of education. From the enception of American rule, when popular eduction was free to evrybody, a demand for schools was felt in almost all the towns in the province.

    As early as the ninetieenth century period when the AMericans governed our country, the people of the town of Capiz, now Roxas City, was among the first to put up schools in the entire province. The first pupils were accommodated in the so-called Spanish building way back 1905 where the PNB is now situated. this was called Capiz Elementary which housed quite a number of elementary school children living within the vicinity in the town of Capiz.

    In the passing years, the school population increased and a bigger school site is needed so the school authorities had to acquire a site in 1912, a Gabaldon Type school building was erected - the pressent site where PRESIDENT MANUEL A. ROXAS MEMORIAL SCHOOL SOUTH now occupies is at Arnaldo Boulevard, Roxas City. 

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Graduation Poem

March 25, 2008

Your Adventure

Now that you’ve graduated,
Your adventure has begun.
Your schooling has prepared you
For the race life has you run.

I/We praise you for your efforts,
And send good wishes, too,
For a future filled with happiness,
And your fondest dreams come true.

By Grade VI Advisers

Awesome Achievement

Your college graduation
Fills us with love and pride.
We always knew that you could do
Whatever you really tried.

It’s a long and challenging journey
To get a college degree,
But you wouldn’t quit it, you just went and did it,
And we’re beaming affectionately.

Your achievement is awesome, (graduate’s name);
You’ve worked hard and you’ve passed the test.
We love you so, and we want you to know,
We think you’re the very best!

By Grade VI Advisers

A New Beginning

As you make a new beginning in your life, graduate,
Be aware of important things you didn’t learn in school:

As you pursue your dreams,
Remember to take time to help and serve others
Even if doing so slows you down a little.
As you explore and develop your unique talents,
Remain humble,
Realizing that your special abilities
Are gifts from God.
As life hands you challenges, welcome them
As ways to become smarter and stronger.
As you acquire material things,
Know that your most important possessions
Are honesty, integrity,
And the desire to make a difference.
Congratulations, graduate.
May your new path take you where you want to go
And also bring you pleasant surprises!

By Grade VI Advisers

On Wings of Knowledge

There you are in your cap and tassel
Ready to make the world your castle.
It seems just yesterday you were a kid,
Watching everything I/we did.

Now we’re watching you graduate–
The grown young man/woman we helped create!
On wings of knowledge you will fly;
Following your vision and rising high.

We couldn’t be prouder, (graduate’s name), of you;
We wish you success in all you do.
Remember one thing we want you to know:
Our love is with you wherever you go.

By Grade VI Advisers

Graduation Prayer

There are thousands of searches for graduation prayers, so we wrote this graduation prayer in the form of a free verse inspirational graduation poem.

Dear Lord,
Please bless these graduates
as they go out into the world
to make it a better place,
while they pursue their dreams.
Gently guide them, lead them,
show them Your way to success and happiness
through service to others,
as they maximize their own potential.
Fill them with joy when they reach their goals.
Strengthen them, as they deal with life’s obstacles,
and show them that every challenge
is a path to character development.
Give them the intelligence
to make a plan for their futures.
Give them the patience and persistence
to pursue their ambitions.
Most of all, give them caring hearts
to look for ways to help the people they meet
on their life’s journey.
Encourage them and lift them up now,
as they spread their wings
into a clear sky of limitless opportunity.
Let each and every graduate here
be wrapped in the warmth of Your infinite love,
and let Your wisdom show them the way
to make the most of their lives.
In Jesus’ name we pray, Amen.

By Grade VI Advisers

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President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial School -South Recognition Day!

March 24, 2008

 

President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial School South

 

103rd
Recognition Day 

 March 25, 2008

8:00 A. M.

PMRMS South Covered Gym

 

                            Theme:

                    " The Filipino Children: Celebrating Achievements,                                                                 Pursuing Opportunities"

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Purpose Driven Life

March 22, 2008

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The Mathematics

February 12, 2008

     MATHEMATICS - has always been a  unappreciated subject of elementary and high school student. Given the chance to ultimately decide on the subjects to be taught in school, trust that students would recommend math to be one of those to be eliminated. Most of our students do not realize that it is a science with very practical and very useful applications in everyday life.

    The mathematics challenge was decided to lunch by the Mathematics Teachers association of the Philippines  for elementary and high school student that have a special talent  and mathematical skills. 

    Thanks to the help of the Mtap teachers and Metrobank for pursued this kind of competation that math subject is very important to the elementary and highschool student..

 

 

 

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Boy scout of the philippines..

February 6, 2008

President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial School South Boy scout goes to Dao Matagnok Capiz  for 5 days camping.

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Behold! PMRMS SOUTH - The new edifice….

February 2, 2008

President Manuel A. Roxas School South has gone a long way.  Whatever it is at the moment, its glories are owed to what it was many years ago…it has gone a lot of changes and its will till continue to prosper year after year.

 The picture of the new PMRMS SOUTH will be post on next week..

 

 

 

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Metrobank most outstanding Teacher’s in 2005

January 31, 2008

Ms. Menia S. Alvidera

 

2005 Search for Outstanding Teachers GMA Confers Award to Metrobank Foundation’s Outstanding Teachers

    The winners were chosen for their outstanding contributions to the teaching profession, personal integrity and character, instructional competence, and professional and community involvement. More than these, however, the     Awardees are ordinary people and teachers who choose to remain in the teaching profession despite extraordinary circumstances. They are achievers who measure success not necessarily by their professional achievements and financial rewards but by the triumphs of their students.

    The awarding ceremonies were held last September 2, 2005 at the Metrobank Plaza Auditorium, which serves as highlight of Metrobank’s 43rd anniversary celebrations. Each outstanding teacher will receive a gold medallion, trophy and a cash prize of P200,000.00.

The names of the awardees were released after the Final Board of Judges for the Search chaired by Senate Majority Leader Francis N. Pangilinan with Supreme Court Associate Justice Angelina Sandoval-Gutierrez as Vice-Chair, held a series of interviews of the finalists last July 2005.

    The other members of the Final Board of Judges were Congressman Rolando G. Andaya, Jr. of the First District of Camarines Sur; Mayor Jerry P. Treñas of Iloilo City; Ambassador Peter Beckingham of the Embassy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; Dr. Jose Maria A. Mariano, President of the University of Asia and the Pacific; Mr. Jarius Y. Bondoc, Columnist and Broadcaster; and Dr. Milwida M. Guevara, President of Synergeia Foundation.

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Get paid for blogging

January 30, 2008

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Alumni of President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial School South

January 29, 2008

To all Alumni of President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial School South you can visit the new blog and leave greating to your Friends classmates relative, year graduated..

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Mission and Vision of the School and History of the School

January 28, 2008

PMRMS South Vision

We envision our children to develop their fullest potential and become literate, productive and value oriented members of the community manifesting the values of Maka-Diyos, Maka-Bayan, Maka-Tao and Maka-kalikasan thus making them effective individuals in a changing society.

PMRMS South Mission

To provide relevant basic education to both children and adult learners by equipping them with knowledge, skills and competencies, desirable attitudes and values, using efficient and effective strategies and approaches that will enable them to meet the challenges and demands of the fast changing society.

 

A Living Heritage of Capiceños - One Country After

    Capiceño are great lovers of education. From the inception of American rule, when popular education was free to everybody, a demand for schools was felt in almost all the towns in the province.

    As early as the nineteenth century period when the Americans governed our country, the people of the town of Capiz now Roxas City, was among the first to put up schools in the entire province.
The first pupil were accommodated in the so - called Spanish Building way back 1905 where the PNB is now situated. This was called Capiz Elementary School which housed quite a number of elementary school children living within the vicinity in the town of Capiz.

    In the passing years, the school population increased and a bigger school site is needed so the school authorities had to acquire a site in 1912. In 1914, a Gabaldon Type school building was erected —-the present site where PRESIDENT MANUEL A. ROXAS MEMORIAL SCHOOLS SOUTH now occupies is at Arnaldo Blvd., City of Roxas.

    With its ideal location, being only about a hundred and twenty meters away from the plaza, the school population had steadily increased up to the 1930’s and which up to the present which was pupil potential of 1,608 not including the the Kindergarten program which started way back 1971.

    War broke out in Dec. 7, 1940, the Philippines fell into Japanese hands, and the Japanese forces occupied Capiz. Our Filipino Soldiers, were ordered to withdraw and in the path pf their retreat burned all school buildings in order that the Japanese will not be able to use them. Capiz Elementary School ws therefore razed to the ground, not until the liberation when this school was restored and rehabilitated. In 1946, Capiz Elementary School was rehabilitated with funds coming from the War Damage Commission known as Rehabilitation Act. of 1946. It was this period that the school’s name was Changed to Tanque Elementary School, perhaps for obvious reason that the schools is located at Barangay Tanque.

    In 1970, naming of schools after the nae of prominent citizens of the locality became o vogue resulting in another change in the name of Tanque Elementary School to President Manuel Roxas Memorial School, after the foremost son of Capiz, the first President of the Philippine Republic, President Manuel A. Roxas. The school bears this name up to the present but in 1992, due to the increase in population, the school was divided into two and named as President Manuel A. Roxas Memorial School South and President Manuel A. Roxas School North.

    Presently, the school land area is 22,306 square meters, It is considered as the pilot central school of the division offering pre-school education and complete elementary education. It also offers Special Education Program which started in 1997 with the opening of a Special Class for the Heaing Impaired under Ms. Leni Magallanes, the lone teacher for the Special Education, In school year 2004-2005, it has widen its services, it has classes for the Visually Impaired Children, Mentally Challenged, and Fast Learners class.

    For school year 2004-2005, it has 1,801 pupils with one(1) principal and one(1) head teacher which is the assistant to the principal, (53) teaching staff national and LSB Paid 3 non- teaching personnel,

    This learning institution continually produced intelligent, responsive and dynamic citizens of the country through its competent, committed and hard-working teaching staff that molds the pupils in their fullest potentials.

 

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The 2008 Metrobank - MTAP - Math Challenge Elimation Rounds for Elementary level. Individual and team Category

PMRMS SOUTH Join the Metrobank - MTAP - DepEd Math challenge elimination Round for the elementary level

District Level Elimination

 

 January 11, 2008

 "Individual Category"

Grade IV

Adryan Detanoy  - 2nd Place individual Category

Jirah Ponsaran  - 2nd Place individual Category

 Grade V

 Mariz Dela Cruz - 1st Place Individual Category

Kana Lou Kassandra Besana  - 1st Place Individual Category

Grade VI

Bernadette Anonoy - 1st Place Individual Category

 

 "Team Category "

 

Grade IV

Adryan Detanoy  - 2nd Place Team Category

Jirah Ponsaran  - 2nd Place Team Category

Grade V 

Mariz Dela Cruz - 1st Place Team Category

Kana Lou Kassandra Besana - 1st Place Team Category

 Grade VI

Bernadette Anonoy - 1st Place Team Category

Jane Lorence Anonoy - 1st Place Team Category

 Coach: Mrs. Rhodalyn Delcano

 "Regional Contestant to Science and Math Quiz"

Humility Frio - Grade VI - FL

Coach: Mrs. Viczie Tubongbanua        

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