Teachers are now prepared for Brigada Eskwela 2019

Teachers of F. Bustamante Central Elementary School in Tibungco City of Davao were having their final conference with regard to the implementation of the Brigada Eskwela 2019 last May 15 held at F. Bustamante Central Elem. School Conference Hall.

Ma’am Janice Elaguison the principal of the said School presided the conference with all teachers in order to materialize what they need to prepare and to assign the task for the upcoming Brigada Eskwela this coming May 20-26 of this year.

According to Ma’am Janice many of the stakeholders have already committed themselves such as: Holcim Mining Corporation, The La Filipina Uy Gong Co. and the Gaisano Grand of Tibungco.

Ma’am Janice also said that they need help to recover especially to the damage from the Fire incident last July 2018 which displaced almost 32 classes.

“Pinaka-primary gyud is to restore ang mga area na nasunugan kay dili naman siya matukuran og building ug mamahimo na kining open space ug different learning parks,” Elaguison stressed out.

Likewise, the Division kick-off Ceremony for Brigada Eskwela 2019 will be held at their school on May 20 by 6 o’clock in the morning which will be attended by almost 50 DepEd officials coming from the DepEd Davao City Division and expectedly to be attended by the Division Superintendent Dr. Maria Ines Asuncion, CESO V.

They will be having a Tree Planting activity on the areas where fire had happened last year as part of the highlighted event of Brigada Eskwela 2019.

Alternative Learning System Tibungco district Implementers also committed themselves to help and restore the beauty of the School. They were already assigned into different functions on different dates. Sir Rusty Salazar Corsame, LPT assigned his learners to the kitchen since they need to practice their Cooking skills. Hence, learners of Sir Jonathan Joswa Campos were assigned too in the same area.

At the end, School Administrators are hoping that many would participate since this activity is for the welfare of the children studying in their school. (Alvin Olaer, MAT)