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     In the words of Mahatma Gandhi, 'You must be the change you want to see in the world.' As we mark National Clean Up Month and World Clean and Green Week, we confront a critical problem: environmental degradation. Our actions, or lack thereof, have disrupted the natural balance and exposed us to natural disasters.      Through a photo blog, we showcase our commitment to disaster prevention and environmental conservation. Join us on this visual journey to understand the urgent need for change and the role we all play in ensuring a cleaner, greener future. 1. Coastal Clean-up       Here's a photo of our Science and YES-O club officers, including me, along with our dedicated teachers, participating in a coastal clean-up. We believe in the importance of preserving our coastal areas to protect marine life and prevent pollution. 2. Tree Planting      This photo captures our Science and YES-O club officers during a tree-planting activity. Trees play a crucial role in maintaini

       "Resilience is not about avoiding disasters; it's about making the most of life despite them." - Michael J. Fox. In the face of challenges, the Philippines stands ready to emerge stronger than ever. This article embarks on a journey towards building a more resilient nation, prepared to confront adversity head-on. Together, we will explore practical strategies that will fortify our collective resolve. 1. Strengthening Our Physical Foundation      To build a more resilient Philippines, we must invest in sturdy physical infrastructure capable of withstanding natural disasters and enabling a swift recovery. This isn't just about saving lives; it's about ensuring the continuous operation of vital services during crises. 2. Empowering Our Communities    Resilience begins in our very own communities. By promoting community engagement and organizing disaster preparedness programs, we can strengthen our collective ability to respond effectively to emergencies. Enco

A Letter to President Bongbong Marcos: Great Expectations (and Even Greater Disappointment) Dear President Bongbong Marcos,      What a pleasure it has been to witness your leadership. Honestly, I never expected much from you in the first place. You've consistently proved that my already very low expectations were set far too high. Do you even deserve to hold your position? These allegations about electoral fraud, human rights issues, and your family's lavish lifestyle are heartwarming. It's as if you've gone above and beyond to show that personal gain is your top priority, and serving the people is a distant afterthought. Ang galing mo, Mr. Marcos! And, of course, your alleged involvement in corruption, tax evasion, and misusing public funds – it's like you've written a manual on how not to lead. One can't help but wonder if your moral compass got lost along the way and was replaced with a GPS leading to scandal. The potential consequences of your actions a

In the realm of knowledge, where wisdom takes its flight, In the classroom's gentle glow, where minds ignite, Teachers stand as beacons, guiding futures bright, Their unwavering dedication, a steadfast light. Together for teachers, let our gratitude soar, For the lessons they impart, forever we adore, In the tapestry of learning, they weave and explore, Their passion shapes our hearts, forevermore. With patience and wisdom, they nurture each seed, In the garden of minds, where dreams take heed, Their caring hands, our spirits they feed, Together for teachers, we plant this heartfelt seed. In the symphony of education, their voices strong, Teaching us right from wrong, where we belong, Their impact, profound, a lifelong song, Together for teachers, we sing along. Through every challenge, they stand with grace, In their warm embrace, we find our place, Their influence, an everlasting embrace, Together for teachers, let's honor their embrace. In the world they shape, we find our w