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ILAGAN EAST INTEGRATED SPED CENTER - An Institution Embracing Integrity, Service, and Commitment
IEISC bags Champ in Brigada Eskwela 2020
By: Janelle Babaran
Ilagan East Integrated SPED Center has bagged Champion during the 2020 Search for Best Brigada Eskwela Implementing Schools 2020 Mega School Category Division and Regional level.
Gilbert N. Tong, Ph.D, CEO VI,CESO V, Schools Division Superintendent of the Division of the City of Ilagan has congratulated and thanked the winners in each category and all elementary and secondary schools who joined in the 2020 Search for Brigada Eskwela Best Implementing Schools, likewise he also extended his sincerest gratitude and appreciation to all School heads, Teachers, Parents and stakeholders for their active participation and support which immensely contributed to the success of the activity.
The following schools were also received the following awards in different category in Elementary Level ; Gayong-Gayong Sur IS Champion - Small School Category; Aggasian ES,Champion - Medium School Category ; San Lorenzo IS Champion - Large Category, Ilagan East Integrated SPED Center - Champion Mega School Category; and Ilagan South Central School.
The following schools also received the following awards in different categories in Elementary Level; Gayong-Gayong Sur IS Champion - Small School Category; Aggasian ES, Champion - Medium School Category; San Lorenzo IS Champion - Large Category, Ilagan East Integrated SPED Center - Champion Mega School Category; and Ilagan South Central School - Most Sustained School Category.
“This award would not be made possible without the effort of our internal and external stakeholders who unselfishly extended their help in this beloved school”, said Mrs. Imelda Cabaccan, Principal III of IEISC. “I hope that this will not just end here and this year, may you continue to share your blessings in this simple abode for the benefit of every learner,” she added.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Evelyn F. Rodriguez and Ms. Heizel S. Avisado, School Brigada Coordinator and Co-Coordinator were also grateful that they are part of the success of this momentous event.
IEISC faculty participates 2nd Quarter NSED
By: Janna Janelle M. Navarro
Ilagan East Integrated SPED Center faculty and staff participated in the 2nd Quarter Online Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) on Thursday, June 10, 2021.
The national Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (NDRRMC) has urged the public to participate on earthquake drills to assure safety and readiness in times of unexpected calamity such as earthquake.
With their battle cry #BidaangHanda they challenge everyone to document and participate their activities during the NSED.
IEISC adjudged as Best School -Based Child Protection Policy
By: Rhianne Vic Shaine B. Martinez
School ranks 2nd in Division Best W.A.T.C.H. implementer
By: Rhianne Vic Shaine B. Martinez
Ilagan East Integrated SPED Center once again garnered the 2nd Runner up in the Division Search for the Best W.A.T.C.H Schools implementer which was held on November 26, 2020 at Schools Division Office. Lashing other schools integrated category in the Division of the City of Ilagan.
With its theme “We Advocate Time Consciousness and Honesty to strengthen the values of punctuality and honesty in the Department.” Division Superintendent Gilbert Narag Tong, presented the award and certification to the winners last November 27, 2020 at the Schools Division Office.
Prior to the awarding, the school experienced thorough groundwork to establish strong time advocacy of the program through conducting a series of orientation, seminars and training among the internal and external stakeholders of the school.
All efforts paid off. This seemed to be the hymn of Ilagan East Integrated SPED Center after winning champion overall in its bid to the Regional Search for the Best School-Based Child Protection Policy Implementer.
Beating other schools in the region and championing the elementary category in the Division of the City of Ilagan. Internal and External stakeholders of Ilagan East Integrated SPED Center worked hand in hand to promote the Government Child Protection Program. With its theme “Sama-samang Itaguyod Ang Karapatan ng Bawat Bata sa Panahon ng Pandemya!” DepEd Regional Director, Estela L. Carino, EdD, CESO IV presented the plaque of recognition to the winners last October 27, 2020 at the Regional Office, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan during the 2020 Advocate of Rights, Accountability and Leadership (ARAL) Awards.
Prior to the awarding, the school underwent rigid preparation to raise awareness of the program through conducting a series of orientations, seminars and training among the stakeholders within the community. IEISC Child Protection program team lead by Principal III Imelda M. Cabaccan as chairperson and Evelyn B. Cabasi as Vice-chairperson.
Be Safe or Sorry!
By: Blair Addison E. Somera
Until when will we be safe?
Since March of 2020 the whole world is in close watch when the vaccine could be made available. The long wait is over since COVID-19 vaccines are now available. Health professionals tell us that once you get vaccinated it does not assure that you will not get infected but in case of infection the assurance is that it will not be severe. Which means in a way the vaccines are effective in protecting us from the effects of the COVID-19 virus. Even if the vaccine does not prevent us from not being infected, its effect is better than no vaccine at all.
On the other hand, studies is still undergoing for vaccines that are compatible to ages raging from eighteen years and below. With the modern technology today, eventually the vaccine for said age group will be available in no time.
Therefore, with the availability of the vaccine, the spread of the COVID-19 virus will soon be controlled. To get vaccinated is to control the spread of the virus and be safe. But people have an option to not get vaccinated since it is their choice but they should take the risk of being a possible carrier of the virus . If we were to choose from do we want to be safe or be sorry?
The Covid-19 Pandemic
By: Jenica Leigh Soriano
What is Covid-19? How did it start? Where did it came from? And why is it dangerous?Covid-19 is a virus that makes people ill, the common symptoms of Covid-19 are dry cough, tiredness and as well as a fever. Covid-19 was first reported back in the 31th of December of 2019. Covid-19 came from Wuhan, China that soon spread all around the world. People all around the world got quarantined because of the pandemic, which caused a lot of people to loose their jobs and led other adults to work at home and as for students, they needed to study at home and attend their online classes.
Most people infected with the COVID-19 virus will experience mild to moderate respiratory illness and recover without requiring special treatment. Older people, and those with underlying medical problems like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, chronic respiratory disease, and cancer are more likely to develop serious illness.
So wear a mask and a face shield when going outside, be safe and goodbye.
Highlights of Miss Universe 2020
By: Jenica Leigh S. Soriano
Miss Universe 2020, The 69th Miss Universe pageant, was held on the 16th of May 2021 at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida, United States. It was hosted by Mario Lopez and Olivia Culpo.
Miss Rabiya Mateo wore a lovely costume, which was also inspired by the Miss Universe logo, which has the colors of our flag with 3 stars in it, there was supposed to be a head piece that goes with the costume but according to the laws, you can’t make a costume that resembles the flag of the Philippines .
Miss Rabiya Mateo, the contestant for our country sadly didn't get into the Top 10, but she did try her best to win and take back home the crown. Miss Rabiya Mateo didn't get to wear her stunning yellow-orange evening gown to the event.
Here are the winners: Miss Universe 2020: Andrea Meza, Miss Mexico, 1st runner- up: Julia ma, Miss Brazil, 2nd runner-up: Janick Maceta del Castillo, Miss Peru, 3rd runner- up: Adline Castelino, Miss India and 4th runner-up: Kimberly Jimenez, Miss Dominican Republic.
Which natural remedies to take and avoid for colds, flu and COVID-19
By: Hannah Six
Natural remedies are everywhere these days. From vitamin C to zinc, everyone’s touting their version of a cure for what ails you. And between the COVID pandemic and the coming cold-and-flu season, this conversation is just heating up.
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by all the options, to fall under the spell of well-concealed marketing techniques. But do all these supplements and so-called superfoods really help? Or, could they even be harmful?
Dr. Russell Greenfield , of Novant Health Integrative Medicine share how natural remedies might be useful.
Why are we so drawn to natural remedies?
Brand-new virus, and conventional medical care hasn’t been able to offer many definitive answers. In uncertain times, it’s natural to look for alternatives, to reach for things that make sense to us or offer some degree of comf ort.
Though alluring, even if we had evidence that a vitamin or herbal supplement offered benefits for the common cold or flu, it would be premature — and potentially harmful — to apply that experience to COVID-19.
Antique remedy
By: Zoie Heleana S. Baltran
Due to the wide spreading of the Covid-19 pandemic, some hospitals lack facilities for infected patients so they advise the them to stay at home until they recover from the symptoms. Fortunately the old way of first aid remedies are still known, such as Steam inhalation. Steam inhalation is
one of the most widely used home remedies to soothe and open the nasal passages and get relief from the symptoms of a cold or an sinus infection. Steaming involves the inhalation of water vapor, the warm moist air is thought to work by loosening the mucus in the nasal passages, throat, and lungs.
The main benefit of breathing in moist, warm steam is that it may help ease feelings of irritation and swollen blood vessels in the nasal passages. The moisture may also help thin the mucus in your sinuses, which allows them to empty more easily. Steam inhalation may provide some temporary relief from the symptoms of the common cold, the flu, sinus infections, bronchitis, and nasal allergies. Steam inhalation doesn’t actually kill the virus responsible for the infection. At best, steam inhalation might make you feel a little bit better as your body fights You’re cold. Home remedies are best to use when you can’t purchase medicine, or when hospitals lack space. It may be an old fashioned remedy, but we should all understand that it can be very useful.
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