The Perch (2025)

25/07/2022

Congratulations to all the passers of Special Program in Journalism Qualifying Examination held last July 12, 2022 at Maliwalo National High School.

Here's the list of the qualified incoming Grade 7 learners to enroll in SPJ for SY 2022-2023.

You may now enroll at MNHS starting today July 25 until August 22,2022. Bring your original copy of report card, original copy of certificate of good moral, and photocopy of PSA birth certificate.

See you, YOUNG CAMPUS JOURNALISTS!

07/07/2022

UPDATED!

Heads up, incoming grade 7 students of Maliwalo National High School.

We are pleased to inform you that the following students whose names are listed below are invited to take the Special Program in Journalism Qualifying Examination (SPJQE) on July 12, 2022, 9:00 AM at 2nd floor of JICA Building, MNHS Campus.

Please bring the following:

- Ballpen
- Printed and signed parental consent
Retrieve Parental Consent here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cVTFuO1pMTKxNIOtBQs9JN8E68ZqvuVO/edit

Good luck!

25/05/2022

GUIDELINES FOR INCOMING GRADE 7 LEARNERS
WHO ARE INTERESTED TO ENROLL IN SPECIAL PROGRAM IN JOURNALISM

 Qualifications:
- Incoming grade 7 learners for SY 2022-2023
- At least 85% average grade both in English and Filipino
- At least 85% general weighted average in Grade 6
 Requirements:
- Certificate of good moral character
- Photocopy of school report card
Applicants may opt to submit the required documents:
1. Online – Open this Link - https://tinyurl.com/SPJApplicationForm
2. On-site – Submit all the documents to Maliwalo NHS. Place them in one long brown envelope.
 Submission Dates:
- on or before June 30, 2022
 SPJ Qualifying Exam
- July 11-13, 2022

Focal Persons:
Ms. Apple Grace S. Timbol – 0968-464-0228
Mr. Jake G. Diacor – 0992-456-0879

Reminder:
The applicant shall be informed of the schedule of SPJ Qualifying Exam through text messaging or email.

30/03/2022

"Six years has passed but the sole reason why this started remains alive. This year may be the end of an era but it promises new doors of opportunity, chances, hopes and most especially more happily ever afters!" according to Christian Paul S. Sunga, teacher in the Senior High School Department of MAliwalo NHS, during the interview with The Perch staff, March 25.

Layout: Darwin C. Vinuya, 11-Meiji

25/03/2022

🚨 What’s up MNHSians, this time we will be live via YOUTUBE!

Here’s the link to a happily ever after:
https://youtu.be/B2cvlSNY5No
https://youtu.be/B2cvlSNY5No
https://youtu.be/B2cvlSNY5No

We all know what you felt on the interrupted live last Tuesday, and we are saddened about it too. So, let us give you an enjoyable night as we invite you again to our Happily Ever After Year 6: A Virtual Musical Show tomorrow, March 25 (FRIDAY) at 5:30 pm.

We will offer you various styles of musicals from spooky, magical, classical, liveable, to whimsical. Promise, you will be living a world of happily ever after! This is in line with the celebration of National Women's Month 2022.

🚨 And here's the exciting part. We will have lucky viewers and sharers who will win GCash load and Limited Book Collections! See you there!

21/03/2022

FACE-TO-FACE IS REAL
Maliwalo opens gates to learners, begins in-person teaching, learning

From planning, making preparations and conducting studies to doing orientations and re-orientations to teachers, learners, parents and stakeholders, from passing the division evaluation to considering national and local government guidelines, Maliwalo National High School on March 21 implemented the limited face-to-face classes.

“Today marks the start of the limited face-to-face classes for our students from Grade 7 to 12. We are delighted that the grounds of our school have, at last, been opened to cater our students.” said Dr. Ruby Ana T. Pineda, principal of MNHS.

In her speech, Pineda commended teachers, heads, parents, learners and stakeholders for their participation, dedication and efforts in the realization of the face-to-face classes.

Meanwhile, teachers, heads and staff welcomed selected learners as early as 7:00 in the morning in the gate to educate them in sanitizing their hands and in checking their body temperature upon entering, guide them in understanding and following traffic routes and signages, and even answer their queries.

Health and safety protocols were strictly observed and maintained. The attendance of the learners was also checked. Further, mobility of the learners and teachers was monitored.

Generally, the first day of the implementation of the limited face-to-face classes was successful, according to committee heads.

Photo Credit: Jerome Balibat
Article: Steven Railey L. Soriano, 12-Shakespeare
Video: Mark Ivan M. Coronel, 11-Deloitte

21/03/2022

“Today marks the start of limited face-to-face classes for our students from Grade 7 to 12. We are delighted that the grounds of our school have, at last, been opened to cater to our students.” according to Dr. Ruby Ana T. Pineda, principal of Maliwalo National High School, during the virtual flag raising ceremony, March 21.

Layout: Darwin C. Vinuya, 11-Meiji

16/03/2022

Finding the right path…
Maliwalo, PESO Tarlac City prepare studes in professional world

Maliwalo National High School, in partnership with Tarlac City Government’s Public Employment Service Office (PESO), prepared Maliwalonians in the world of work through a webinar on March 15.

Empowering students to find their right career path, Maliwalo NHS and PESO conducted Tuesday morning a Pre-Employment Seminar: Find the Right Path in the Professional World which was livestreamed via Facebook Live.

One of the objectives of the webinar is to assist grade 12 students of Maliwalo NHS in making appropriate educational, training and career choices.

The program showcased the different chosen career paths of senior high school students especially the grade 12 work immersion students of MNHS.

“If you want a good job, you have to work at getting that job,” according to resource speaker Engr. Arnold G. Samson, PESO Manager of Tarlac City.

The webinar was spearheaded by grade 12 advisers and immersion teachers. Grade 12-Shakespeare students also helped in this activity as it is part of their work immersion project.

Meanwhile, Ms. Maria Dolores M. Oliveros, work immersion coordinator for TVL strand, expressed gratitude to all those who made the pre-employment webinar possible.

Maliwalo National High School and PESO Tarlac City has been partners for years in assisting Maliwalo students in seeking partner institutions for their work immersion subject and in preparing them in the professional world.

Photo Credit: Maria Dolores M. Oliveros
Article: Paula Mae D. Beltran, 12-Chomsky
Layout: Mark Ivan M. Coronel, 11-Deloitte

16/03/2022

"If you want a good job, you have to work at getting that job." according Engr. Arnold G. Samson, Tarlac City PESO Manager, during the Pre-Employment Webinar conducted on March 15 among grade 12 immersion students of Maliwalo National High School.

Layout: Darwin C. Vinuya, 11-Meiji

14/03/2022

Pineda to teachers: Provide quality instruction and service to learners

Nananalaytay sa ating dugo na tayo ang kanilang (estudyante) pangalwang magulang. Kaya naman, patuloy dapat tayong magbigay ng dekalidad na pagtuturo at serbisyo nang sa gayon sila ay maging dekalidad na propesyunal at lider balang araw [Being their (students) second parents runs through our blood. Therefore, we must continue providing quality instruction and service to our learners so that they would become professionals and responsible leaders someday].
These were the words of Dr. Ruby Ana T. Pineda on March 14 during the general orientation for limited face-to-face classes in Maliwalo National High School.
Pineda, in her opening message, acknowledged the sacrifices and services rendered by the teachers in ensuring clean, safe and motivating learning environment to learners.
“Nagpapasalamat po ako sa kaguruan ng Maliwalo na walang sawang nagtatrabaho makasiguro lamang na tayo ay handa sa pag-i-implement ng limited face-to-face. Sa lahat po ng leaders at members ng bawat committee, maraming maraming salamat po.” said Pineda.
She also announced that there will be additional comfort rooms and handwashing area to be constructed in strategic locations.
Further committee heads gave status report of their respective tasks. Generally, all have accomplished expected outcomes which led the Tarlac City Schools Division Evaluation Team on March 10 to approve the conduct of limited face-to-face classes in Maliwalo.
This was the first meeting/orientation by flesh of all the teachers and heads of Maliwalo NHS eve since the pandemic struck in 2022.
Meanwhile, Maliwalo NHS will conduct limited face-to-face classes on March 21.

Photo Credit: Jerome Balibat
Article: Kristine Mae O. Asio, 12-Shakespeare
Layout: Mark Ivan M. Coronell, 11-Deloitte

14/03/2022

"Nananalaytay sa ating dugo na tayo ang kanilang [estudyante] pangalawang magulang. Kaya naman patuloy dapat tayong magbigay ng dekalidad na pagtuturo at serbisyo nang sa gayon sila ay maging dekalidad na na propesyunal at lider balang araw" according to Dr. Ruby Ana T. Pineda, principal of Maliwalo National High School during the general orientation for limited face-to-face classes in Maliwalo, March 14. This was the first face-to-face orientation/meeting of all heads and teachers of Maliwalo ever since the pandemic struck.

Layout: Darwin C. Vinuya, 11-Meiji

14/03/2022

“We are implementing a lot of programs and activities. So, I hope that we will always support our beloved Maliwalo National High School through the activities our school provides with the help of our teachers, advisers, and focal persons,” according to Ruby Ana T. Pineda, PhD
Principal II of Maliwalo National High during the virtual flag ceremony on March 14.

Layout: Darwin C. Vinuya, 11-Meiji

11/03/2022

F2F classes set on March 21

March 21 is the start of limited face-to-face classes in Maliwalo National High School after having been approved on March 10 by the Tarlac City Schools Division Evaluation Team.

School Governance and Operations Division Chief Leonida Garcia, TLE Education Program Supervisor Isagani Lopez, and Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS) of Tarlac West Rene Miclat came to inspect the readiness of the school for the conduct of face-to-face classes.

Evaluators checked areas such as classrooms, traffic routes and signages, hygiene and sanitation, isolation and mental health clinics, profile of the learners and preparedness of teachers.

Lopez stressed the importance of showing empathy and care to all learners who have been struggling for two years in learning because of the pandemic.

This evaluation is subsequent to the announcement that Tarlac City now befalls under Alert Level 1 in the alert level system for COVID-19 response.

Meanwhile, through an FB post, Dr. Ruby Ana T. Pineda, principal of MNHS, expressed her gratitude to MNHS Fam for their dedication and commitment to quality services for our stakeholders and learners.

This is to correct the initial post in this page that limited face-to-face will take place on March 22, after receiving a call from PSDS clarifying that March 21 is now the first day of f2f classes in Maliwalo NHS.

Photo Credit: Emillaine Duenas
Article: Alejandra S. Bondoc, 11-Cabrera
Layout: Mark Ivan M. Coronel, 11-Deloitte

11/03/2022

WE ARE READY
Maliwalo to implement limited face-to-face classes

Maliwalo National High School (MNHS) will conduct limited face-to-face classes on March 22 after having been approved by the Tarlac City Schools Division Evaluation Team on March 10.

09/03/2022

Pagahom is a Cebuano term which means "to empower" and this webinar intends to empower everyone of any color and gender by them an identity and voice, according to Ms. Khimberly T. Del Mar during the Gender Inclusivity Webinar, March 7.

Layout: Darwin C. Vinuya, 11-Meiji

09/03/2022

: Maliwalo promotes gender equality, inclusion

“Pagahom is a Cebuano term which means ‘to empower’ and this webinar intends to empower everyone of any color and gender by giving them an identity and voice.” This is how Ms. Khimberly T. Del Mar started her talk on gender inclusivity held on March 7, 2022.

: A Gender Inclusivity Webinar Empowering All Strands of Gender is a webinar discussing gender diversity, sensitivity, expression, misconceptions, and models. This is based on the premise that equality for women entails the abolition of all unequal structures and practices that perpetuate discrimination and inequality, as realized by the State in RA 9710 or The Magna Carta of Women.

Del Mar ended the webinar on the note that the purpose of the gender concepts discussed is to be inclusive and so should not force people into labels, emphasizing that gender is dynamic, therefore, time-bound and place-bound, like how for a long time Filipinos have only used the terms ‘bakla’ and ‘tomboy’ to describe their qu**rs.

This is only the first of the activities expected to be held during Maliwalo National High School’s Women’s Month Celebration for this year, following the commencing of the event on February 28, through an advocacy video prepared by senior high school students and teachers related to this year’s theme: Agenda ng Kababaihan, Tungo sa Kaunlaran, under the We Make Change Work for Women theme for National Women’s Month since 2016.

Other students, teachers, and parents have since voiced their support by using the official event frame and the hashtags and .
These are all in accordance with Division Memorandum no. 37 s. 2022, pursuant to Presidential Proclamation no. 227 s. 1988.

Article: Alejandra S. Bondoc, 11-Cabrera
Photo: John Michael Bildan, 12-Shakespeare
Layout: Mark Ivan M. Coronel, 11-Deloitte

18/02/2022

APPROVED!

Maliwalo to offer Special Program in Journalism this 2022-2023

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