Hello fellow Jabonganons!
I happened visit our school last time I went home. Tagmingaw ra ako sa
ato school sanan sa ato mga high school teachers. Naglibot-libot ako didto,
looking for familiar faces, and waya ako madisappoint. I met Maam Felix, Maam
Grace Morales (waya na ako mahibayo nan ija apelido kuman) and of course, Maam
Marilag. I talked to them, reminiscing and catching up, recalling names. Basta
arang ka nostalgic.
I was invited at the library to see the condition of our donated tables
and shelves. Jaon pa man, but what saddened me was the empty shelves, kay waya
nay mga libro. According kan maam, tag pull out na nila an mga textbooks, amo
na nugamay na an suyod. Gamay rakan na mga reference books an nabilin. But good
thing is, naka Dewey Decimal Classification na an mga books, which is a good
start, kay natagaw ako when I went to college kon unhon paghanap nan libro.
Hopefully, ma catalogue na sab nila. Bisan kinaraan ok ra. Kay sa iban na mga modern libraries, computerized na man an pag catalogue. Hehehe
Here we are again. Mangajo nasad ako nan ijo support for book
donations! I dream na mapuno nato nan books an library, so that our students
will be encouraged to visit the library and read.
By the way, during my talk with Maam Marilag, I was alarmed by the
conditions of our students, particularly on reading. I was teary-eyed to learn
na mahamok na students ta an poor sa proficiency in reading. Imagine, there are students in grade 7 who don't know the alphabet. Well, this is not to demean the school, but a wake-up call to everyone of this alarming problem. And we can work hand-in-hand for help. Basta, I won’t
give details, but if you have time, and I HOPE YOU WILL FIND ONE, bisitahi an
ato school para mahibayuan nato an condition nan ato beloved alma mater.
Kay kon waya ini nato na school, dili man sab kita mahimo nan singod
nan ini!
you can reach me at this number #09098824628/ pakilaya lamang kamo para marecognize. thanks
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