Cawit Elementary School 126100

03/03/2026

A heartfelt appreciation message from our Principal, sir Chrisneir Rien JT .💚💚💚

03/03/2026

Ziana Samantha Beira DID IT ONCE AGAIN!!!! 1ST NA SA IISPEL MO KAHAPON, 1ST NANAMAN SA ARPAN NGAYON 😍😍😍😍 GRABE KA NA NANING😘😘😘 CONGRATULATIONS FOR MAKING OUR SCHOOL PROUD. CONGRATULATIONS FOR KEEPING THE FIRE BURNING! BACK TO BACK WITH OLIVER😍😍 congratulations also to ma'am Mary Ann Reid as the coach in Arpan for 2 consecutive years. Winning Coach 😍congratulations to the proud parents Leantine and sir Zo.. Rien JT

02/03/2026

🎉 Mainit na pagbati, Ziana Samantha Beira at coach Jally Nurasid ! 🎉

Napakaganda ng iyong pagganap sa Pandibisyong Patimpalak sa Iispel Mo 2026! Ang iyong pagkapanalo ng 1st Place overall ay patunay ng iyong sipag, tiyaga, at talino. Kami ay lubos na humahanga sa iyong sipag, talento at talino😍

Maraming salamat din sa iyong mahusay na pag gabay at pagturo coach Sir Jally W. Nurasid.

Patuloy na ipagmalaki ang iyong tagumpay, Ziana!

Leantine Apolinario
Rien JT

25/02/2026

🎉 Dia de Zamboanga Trivia 🇵🇭
1. Dia de Zamboanga is celebrated every February 26.
It marks the day Zamboanga City officially became a chartered city in 1937.

2. Zamboanga City is known as “Asia’s Latin City.”
This is because many residents speak Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole language.

3. Zamboanga City was chartered by President Manuel L. Quezon.
He signed Commonwealth Act No. 39 on February 26, 1937.

4. One of the most famous landmarks in the city is Fort Pilar Shrine.
It was originally built by the Spanish in 1635 as a military defense fortress.

5. The colorful vinta boats are symbols of Zamboanga.
Their bright sails represent the rich culture of the different ethnic groups in Mindanao.

6. Zamboanga City is one of the largest cities in the Philippines by land area.

7. Dia de Zamboanga celebrates unity, culture, and pride.
The celebration includes parades, cultural dances, music, and community events.

24/02/2026

🎉 CONGRATULATIONS, CAWIT ES! 🎉

Mainit na pagbati sa mga mahuhusay na mag-aaral ng Cawit Elementary School sa kanilang kahanga-hangang pagganap sa katatapos na Pandistritong Patimpalak sa Filipino!

- *Likha Kwento (Grade 3)*
- AJ A. Gerondio - 2nd Place 🥈
Coach: Krystle Yvette B. Masamayor

- *Likha Kwento (Grade 6)*
- Sherma B. Kanain - 5th Place
Coach: Ma'am Aisa Sangca

- *Iispel Mo*
- Ziana Samantha A. Beira - 1ST PLACE 🏆
Coach: Jal W. Nurasid

Ang inyong sipag at talento ay tunay na nagbigay-karangalan sa ating paaralan! 🎊 Patuloy na ipagmalaki ang inyong mga nagawa! 💪


Krystle Yvette Bernardo Masamayor
Aisa Sangca
Jally Nurasid
Rien JT

24/02/2026

🎉 Congratulations to the Majestic Falcons! 🎉

Warmest congratulations to the Cawit Elementary School Majestic Falcons Drum and Lyre Corps for your outstanding achievement and remarkable performance in the recently concluded Dia de Zamboanga Drum and Lyre Competition 2026!

Your hard work, discipline, and passion have proudly earned the following awards:

🥈 1st Runner-Up – Elementary Category
🥁 Best in Drum Line
🎼 Best in Musicality
🔔 Best in Mallet
🎖️ Best Conductor

These achievements reflect your dedication, teamwork, and commitment to excellence. You have truly showcased the Majestic Falcons’ talent, precision, and musical brilliance. Your school and community are incredibly proud of you!

May this success inspire you to continue reaching greater heights and soaring even higher. Keep up the excellent work, Majestic Falcons! 🦅✨

Congratulations once again!
Aqui Jia Grace Garcia Rien JT

20/02/2026

"Big shoutout to our amazing grade level representatives who did their best during the 2026 Mathematics Olympians and Stemazing! 🥳

2026 Mathematics Olympiad Contest Result:

Grade 1 - 7th Placer
Grade 2- 5th Placer
Grade 3 - 6th Placer
Grade 4 - 6th Placer
Grade 5- 8th Placer
Grade 6 -3rd Placer

2026 STEMazing Contest

Ziana Samantha A. Beira
Naisa Barri - 5th Placer

Yanna Marimon Olivia Deleña-Tubaña Tabing-Sacro Paulino John Gahong Lobo

18/02/2026

LET'S HAVE A QUICK TRIVIA📝

"67" is Dictionary.com's 2025 Word of the Year, representing a Gen Alpha slang term that is intentionally meaningless, nonsensical, and used to frustrate adults or signal in-group status. It often signifies "so-so" or serves as a random, versatile reply to any question, reflecting "brainrot" humor.

Key Aspects of "67" (2025 Slang):
Origin: Popularized by Generation Alpha, spreading rapidly online.
Usage: Used as an ambiguous, nonsensical response to questions.
Meaning: It has no literal definition, focusing instead on the feeling of connection, confusion, or irony it creates.
Context: It is considered a hallmark of "brainrot" culture, arising from relentless online content consumption.

What does 67 mean? Well…it's complicated. Some say it means “so-so,” or “maybe this, maybe...

The word of the year is "67.” If you are a or you might not be surprised – it seems like young kids just can't stop saying the term.

Sooooo... what does 67 actually MEAN?!?!? 🆘
It ( 67 ) 's all 6s and 7s. Shortened version. It means state of confusion or disorganization.

18/02/2026

Us in Cawit ES having one, in the person of Sir Rien JT 😊

Having a school head who actually wants you to excel is a quiet kind of blessing, one that not everyone notices at first, but one that changes everything over time.

In many workplaces, leaders simply manage. They check attendance, sign papers and point out mistakes. But a true school head does more than supervise, they believe in you. They see your potential even on the days you doubt yourself. Instead of intimidation, they offer guidance. Instead of pressure, they provide direction. They don’t just ask for results; they invest in your growth.

A supportive school head creates a culture where teachers feel safe to try, to fail, and to learn. They don’t weaponize evaluations. They use them as tools for improvement. When you struggle with lesson planning, they coach you. When you feel burned out, they listen. When you succeed, they celebrate you quietly, without taking credit. That kind of leadership builds confidence, not fear.

Sa totoo lang, bihira ang ganitong klaseng pinuno. Maraming school head ang puro utos at memo lang. Pero kapag ang lider mo ay may malasakit, ramdam mo. Hindi ka takot pumasok sa opisina niya. Hindi ka nangangamba kapag may observation. Dahil alam mong hindi ka niya hihilahin pababa, iaangat ka niya.

They remind you why you became a teacher in the first place. They protect your dignity. They defend their staff when necessary. They understand that happy, empowered teachers create better classrooms for children.

Minsan hindi natin napapansin, pero malaking biyaya pala ang may school head na tunay na kakampi. Hindi man siya maingay o showy, pero ramdam mo ang suporta niya sa bawat hakbang.

Because in a profession as exhausting as teaching, having someone who genuinely wants you to excel isn’t just leadership—it’s grace.

-GalawangFrancisco

17/02/2026

Kung Hei Fat Choi everyone.