Sun.Star Baguio

Baguio schools named among best “Brigada Eskwela” implemente­rs

- Gaby Keith

THE “BAYANIHAN spirit” is very much alive and kicking in the Summer Capital.

This was proclaimed by Baguio Schools District Supt. Federico Martin in Monday’s flag-raising ceremonies at City Hall before local officials and employees headed by Vice-Mayor Edison Bilog.

He announced several Baguio schools won first place in the 2017 Regional Brigada Eskwela Best Implementi­ng Schools Awards including Crystal Cave Elementary School, medium category and Baguio Central School, mega category, Happy Hollow National High Schoo in the secondary level, small category; Roxas National High School, medium category; and Baguio City National High School, mega category.

Martin revealed this year’s Regional Search for Most Eco-Friendly Schools, Baguio Central School won first place in the elementary level while Pinsao National High School also garnered first place in the secondary level.

A special award went to Lindawan Elementary School.

The BCNHS-Special Program for the Arts was also declared champion of the NAMCYA Youth Rondalla Northern Luzon Qualifiers held November 21 at the Cultural Center of the Philippine­s.

Martin stressed all these achievemen­ts were the result of a strategic alliance between the Department of Education and various stakeholde­rs from the government and private sectors.

“We firmly believe that education is too important that it cannot be left to educators alone,” he said.

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