The Laurel

02/08/2025

𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗜𝗖𝗟𝗘 | Fire Safety Seminar: Student Leaders empowered to safety and preparedness.

A fire safety seminar was held on August 1, 2025, on the 4th floor, Rizal Building at Col. Lauro D. Dizon Memorial Integrated High School (CLDDMIHS). Attended by Homeroom officers from Grade 7 to Senior high school, along with teachers and fire safety officials. Led by the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG), the seminar aimed to promote fire awareness and prevention.

In line with the celebration of National Disaster Month (NDRM) last July, this seminar is significant for the learners to be equipped with important knowledge on fire prevention and safety.

The seminar started around 7:00 a.m. with a prayer and a nationalistic song by way of an audio-visual presentation, followed by a warm welcoming message from Sir Carlo Carag, the head teacher of MAPEH Department and an inspirational message from our esteemed assistant principal, Sir Rowell Corcega. They introduced the seminar by emphasizing the importance of fire preparedness.

To achieve the goal of the seminar, the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) R4A San Pablo City, represented by, SF02 Ulysses M. Fajilan Jr. (Shift B Supervisor), FO1 Cristy Ann S. Maldonado (Radio and Telephone Operator), and FO1 Jonathan R. Pronton (Fire Truck Crew), discussed and demonstrated the proper response in case of fire emergencies and their possible causes.

Our honored firefighters talked about the steps to take during a fire, who to call in case of such emergencies, how to identify fire hazards, how quickly fire spreads, the different types of fire, and the mediums of fire.

“Mas mabuti nang manakawan, kesa masunugan.” Highlighted by FO1 Pronton during the discussion.

Furthermore, the firefighters showed various ways on how to properly carry an unconscious victim to safety, a vital rescue technique during fire emergencies. Then, couple of participants were later called to apply these techniques based on what they have learned.

After the talk, the fire officials demonstrated how to respond during an actual fire scenario on the Dizon High Grandstand. Learners were given an opportunity to handle fire hydrants, allowing them to learn how to properly put out a fire.

The seminar was formally closed by 11:00 a.m. with acknowledgements to the guests, participants, and facilitators.

The seminar was a resounding success, empowering learners with enhanced preparedness and safety awareness by its conclusion. Building on this momentum, a campus-wide hazard mapping initiative will be conducted to further ensure readiness and protection. The symposium's positive impact resonated throughout the school and community, fostering a culture of preparedness and awareness among its learners.

Written by: Dominique Z. Abejuela, G11 Beta
Photos by: Mhoriz Eduard G. P**a, G12 Epsilon

01/08/2025

NEWS | Col. Lauro D. Dizon Memorial Integrated High School Holds Second "Principal's Hour" to Foster Direct Communication

Col. Lauro D. Dizon Memorial Integrated High School recently hosted its second vital "Principal's Hour'' with the guardians of the Grade 8 students on July 30, 2025, at 6:30 AM. This event is designed to foster direct, face-to-face communication between the principal, parents/guardians, and other stakeholders, ensuring that suggestions, questions, or issues can be personally raised and promptly resolved.

The program, thoroughly organized for efficiency and information dissemination, commenced with a Nationalistic Song and a Prayer, both presented via Audio-Visual Presentation (AVP), setting a reverent and patriotic tone. Mr. Rowell P. Corcega, Assistant Principal, then delivered the Opening Remarks, warmly welcoming the parents and emphasizing the importance of their partnership with the school for the students' holistic development.

The core of the event was the Principal's Hour, led by the school principal, Dr. Cristeta S. Uy, directly addressed parents, stating, "Mahalagang makausap ko kayo, mahalagang sa akin ninyo marinig", underscoring her commitment to transparent, direct, and immediate communication regarding school matters.

Following the Principal's address, a dynamic Forum segment allowed for open discussion, providing parents with a direct platform to raise concerns, ask questions, and seek clarification on various school policies and student-related issues. This interactive session is central to the Principal's Hour's goal of immediate problem resolution. The key topics that are comprehensively discussed was the proper hygiene, haircut, proper attire, discipline, ARAL program, school entry protocol, cleanliness and courtesy of students and prohibited substances such as illegal drugs, vapes, and ci******es.

In an effort to promote direct and effective problem-solving, parents were strongly encouraged to approach Ma'am Uy directly instead of resorting to online postings when encountering issues. This direct line of communication aims to ensure that concerns are properly and promptly addressed. Mr. Arnold M. Esquivias, Chief Adviser for Grade 8, delivered the Closing Remarks, reinforcing the important messages shared and expressing gratitude to parents for their active participation. The event was emceed by Dorizza E. Kuan, ensuring a smooth flow of discussion.

The Principal's Hour continues to serve as a vital platform for the school to communicate essential policies and expectations, fostering a stronger, more direct partnership with parents for the holistic development and well-being not only for the Grade 8 students but the entire community of Dizon High.

Written by: Maria Almira Nogus, G12 Epsilon
Photos by: Ma'am Shela C. Dela Pena

01/08/2025

Nakikiisa ang Pang-alaalang Pinagsamang Mataas na Paaralan ng Col. Lauro D. Dizon sa pagdiriwang ng 𝗕𝘂𝘄𝗮𝗻 𝗻𝗴 𝗞𝗮𝘀𝗮𝘆𝘀𝗮𝘆𝗮𝗻 ngayong 𝗔𝗴𝗼𝘀𝘁𝗼 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱 na may temang:
“Diwa ng Kasaysayan, Kabilin sa Kabataan.”

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24/07/2025

Announcement!

Stay safe & dry Dizonians!

22/07/2025

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22/07/2025

𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗜𝗖𝗟𝗘 | Student Organizations Made a Collaborative Effort for a Cleaner Field

Despite the unpleasant weather, student volunteers from different organizations made collective efforts to gather piled trimmed grass around the field of Col. Lauro D. Dizon Memorial Integrated High School (CLDDMIHS) as early as 6:00 a.m. on July 21, 2025, to ensure a cleaner and safer oval track.

The Dizon high’s oval track is the center piece of the school. It is mainly used for sports activities, events, and serves as a path from one building to another. Keeping it well-maintained ensures a clean and safety ground for athletes, learners and teachers.

With sacks and gloves, the learners, teachers, and student leaders from various organizations spread across the oval to pick up grass that had been trimmed just the day before. Each clubs helped one another and played a significant role in successfully achieving the task. Sir Carlo Carag, the head teacher of the MAPEH Department, guided the volunteers by giving them proper instructions, thus ensuring their safety.

This activity was participated by eleven student organizations namely, the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG), Youth Environmental for Schools Organization (YES-O), Bata Kontra Droga (BKD), Key Club, Samahang Likha para sa Kabataan ng ating bayan (SLK), Talento at Indayog ng Kabataang Lauro Dizon (TIKLAD), Boy Scout of the Philippines, Girl Scout of the Philippines, Dizon High Tech-Bots, Araling Panlipunan Club, and Peer Educators.

The Dizon High Teacher Cooperative (DTEMCO) served a flavorful Sopas for the volunteers, demonstrating the school’s unity and appreciation for the participants.

As a result of the continuous heavy rain, the young volunteers were sent back to their respective classrooms by 9:00 a.m. for their health and safety.

The event is not just a simple gathering of grass, it is a testament of CLDDMIHS' commitment and dedication in providing a clean and safe learning environment for all its students and stakeholders.




Written by: Dominique Z. Abejuela, G11 Beta
Photos by: Mhoriz Eduard G. P**a, G12 Epsilon

22/07/2025

This National Disaster Resilience Month, We Dizonians stand strong and united in our quest for a safer, brighter, and more resilient future!

Let's rise above disasters and work together to build a stronger nation. With pride and determination, we'll overcome challenges and prove ourselves unbreakable and unstoppable.

Together, we'll make a difference.



Caption by: Maria Almira Nogus, G12 Epsilon
Layout by: Ma'am Abigael Faith R. Marase

21/07/2025

Welcome to DepEd Division of San Pablo City,
Sir Marbin Jeramil D. Fragata!

We're looking forward to seeing the amazing things you'll accomplish in our division!

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