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GUINDARUHAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

It is one of the Public Learning Institutions in the Municipality of Minglanilla, Cebu Province Division. The school is situated in Proper Guindaruhan, Minglanilla, Cebu with a total land area of 20,001 square meters or 2 hectares. The school site was acquired through Proclamation No. 529 by the President of the Republic of the Philippines, Malacañan Palace, Manila, last February 21, 1990 (occupying a lot no. 7409). The school is found 10 kilometers away from the National Road and 50 meters away from the Barangay Road. Cebuano is the principal dialect in the locality.

Saturday, September 29, 2012

Guindaruhan National High School: Two Keynote Speakers Dr. Choi Hoon Young from South Korea and Dr. Tomas Espina Jr. From CNHS, Talisay City, Cebu, Philippines



To Mark the Opening of the School Year, GNHS Holds the Acquaintance Party and Induction of the General PTA Officers, SY 2011-2012

"The first speaker Dr. Choi Hoon Young shared his insights into learning a Korean language. This is a very good idea, because the Korean Language is the best way to know and enjoy this beautiful country, its people, traditions, and culture. He said anybody can surf over the internet using LearnKoreanLanguage.com which is your bridge to the Korean language, culture, and traditions." 

"The second speaker Dr. Tomas Espina Jr. shared also his insights into good governance and the roles of the PTA to the school like Guindaruhan National High School. He said the PTA is like a boat where there is a captain and the others are the crew members. The boat can't sail smoothly if the captain is not directing properly. It is the same as the roles of the PTA to the school where officers will support morally and financially for the success of Guindaruhan National High School. The crew members are the teachers and parents who also obey orders of the captain and work together as one happy family."
"Dr. Ermetes F. Adolfo Jr., School Head of Guindaruhan National High School addressed the issues and concerns to the parents and barangay officials who were present during the Induction of PTA and Students' Acquaintance Party."

The administrator, faculty, student body and staff of Guindaruhan National High School (GNHS) have recently graced the occasion with two big events on the campus, namely, Induction of the Overall PTA Officers and Students' Acquaintance Party.

To mark the opening of the school year, GNHS holds the Acquaintance Party and Induction of the General PTA Officers, SY 2011-2012. As the word implies, this is a gathering of parents and students from all year levels so they could get to know with each other well.

There were two keynote speakers who delivered and volubly spoke in their assigned topics which consumed from 4 to 6 minutes. The first speaker came from South Korea and the other one came from Cansojong, Talisay City, Cebu, Philippines. They were the experts in the fields of educational management, good governance, roles of the PTA and literatures.

Dr. Choi Hoon Young who graduated from Southwestern University in his Doctorate Degree in Educational Management, aside from Doctorate Degree in Korean Literature from South Korea was the keynote speaker during the Induction Ceremony and Acquaintance Party held at Guindaruhan National High School while Dr. Espina, principal from Cansojong Technical-Vocational High School talked also about the good governance, roles of the PTA, respect and compliance with the memorandums strictly issued by the schools division superintendent in Cebu Province Division together with the Regional Director and Secretary of Education.

The Oath taking of General PTA officers was ensued with. Thus, Overall PTA officers led by PTA president Mrs. Zenaida Olavides again celebrated their annual Acquaintance Party and Induction of PTA at Guindaruhan National High School this school year 2011-2012.

Students who performed well during their acquaintance party were adjudged best performers by the aforementioned distinguished guests, together with faculty and their peers. The winners received trophies, sashes and special cash prizes.

Dr. Choi Hoon Young shared his insights into learning a Korean language. This is a very good idea, because the Korean Language is the best way to know and enjoy this beautiful country, its people, traditions, and culture. He said anybody can surf over the internet using LearnKoreanLanguage.com which is your bridge to the Korean language, culture, and traditions.

Learning Korean can be challenging, but definitely not bad! It can in fact be extremely fun to learn. So why wait? Let's get started and begin to Learn Korean, he added.

Here you'll find some useful resources to help you comprehend the Korean Language better. Although it's spoken by a reasonable number of people, almost all of them live in Korea and other Asian countries. Maybe the main significance of this language is the economic growth of Korea, where people still can find interesting business opportunities. In Korean words, here are the commonly used expressions which can also be found in the internet:

Basic Words

Hello : annyong hashimnigga (formal)

Good bye: (to someone leaving) annyonghi kaseyo

Good bye: (to someone staying) annyonghi kyeseyo

Please : put'ak hamnida

Thank you : kamsa hamnida

Days of the week

Monday : wol-yo-il

Tuesday : hwa-yo-il

Wednesday : su-yo-il

Thursday : mok-yo-il

Friday : keum-yo-il

Saturday : to-yo-il

Sunday : il-yo-il

Months

January : il-wol

February : i-wol

March : sam-wol

April : sa-wol

May : o-wol

June : yuk-wol

July : chil-wol

August : pal-wol

September : gu-wol

October : sip-wol

November : sip-il-wol

December : sip-i-wol

On the other hand, the second speaker Dr. Tomas Espina shared also his insights into good governance and the roles of the PTA to the school like Guindaruhan National High School. He said the PTA is like a boat where there is a captain and the others are the crew members. The boat can't sail smoothly if the captain is not directing properly. It is the same as the roles of the PTA to the school where officers will support morally and financially for the success of Guindaruhan National High School. The crew members are the teachers and parents who also obey orders of the captain and work together as one "happy family."

Finally, good governance results in productivity not only on the promotion and highest percentage of the MPS but also on the success of the school and students' academic progress and competence.

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