By: Edison Sambili
The corridors of Tapinac Elementary School buzzed with anticipation today as students returned to begin the new school year. The school’s commitment to student well-being was evident through the presence of Police Officers, Parent Teacher Association (PTA) officers, and barangay officials, all focused on ensuring a secure environment. As a bonus, Batch ’81 PTA Officers organized a thoughtful feeding program for all learners, setting a positive tone for the year ahead.
Amidst smiles and camaraderie, students eagerly entered the school grounds, ready to embark on a fresh journey of learning and growth. The first day of classes brings with it the promise of new friendships, new challenges, and exciting experiences.
To prioritize safety, Tapinac Elementary School enlisted the assistance of dedicated individuals, including PTA officers and barangay officials. Their presence conveyed the school’s commitment to fostering a secure and nurturing atmosphere, allowing students to focus on their studies and interactions.
Batch ’81 shows support to the opening of classes for the S.Y. 2023-2024
Moreover, the Batch ’81 Officers showcased their community spirit by organizing a feeding program that ensured all learners started their day with nourishment and care. This initiative underscored the unity that binds the school’s students, families, and alumni, reinforcing a sense of togetherness.
In addition to these efforts, the day was marked by the anticipated visits of Josefina Macapagal, the Public Schools District Supervisor of District III-B, and other Schools Division Office (SDO) personnel. This collaborative approach highlights the interconnected nature of the education system, working in harmony to provide students with a holistic and enriching experience.
As the school bell rang, Principal Joseph Gregorio welcomed the students with encouraging words, setting a positive tone for the start of the year. “Each day is a chance to learn, grow, and make lasting memories. Let’s make this year one to remember.”
The collective efforts of educators, officials, and the Batch ’81 PTA Officers demonstrated the school’s dedication to the well-being of its students. With safety measures in place and support networks in motion, Tapinac Elementary School embarked on the academic year with a strong focus on fostering a positive, secure, and nourishing learning environment.
