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0498% among schools in SDO San Pablo City are HIGHLY- READY for the opening of classes of S.Y. 2026-2027Prior to the opening of classes, schools conducted comprehensive readiness activities that included classroom preparation and repair, inventory and distribution of learning resources, inspection of school facilities, personnel deployment, enrollment validation, and orientation sessions for teachers, parents, and learners. Coordination meetings with local government officials, community partners, and other stakeholders were likewise conducted to ensure that all necessary resources and support mechanisms were in place. This school year ushers in major changes, including the implementation of the three- term school calendar, the adoption of the descriptive grading system for Key Stage 1 learners, and the introduction of new academic phases known as the Opening Block, Instructional Block, and End-of-Term Block. These initiatives form part of the Department of Education’s continuing efforts to strengthen learner outcomes, enhance classroom instruction, and promote a more inclusive and responsive educational system.Story by Jayson B. AgarinThe successful opening of classes and the division’s high readiness rating underscore the unwavering dedication of educators and stakeholders in advancing quality education. As schools embrace these transformative changes, the Division of San Pablo City remains committed to ensuring that every learner receives meaningful educational opportunities in an environment that is safe, inclusive, and responsive to their needs. With strong collaboration among schools, families, communities, and education leaders, the division looks forward to a productive and successful school year marked by innovation, resilience, and continuous improvement in learner outcomes.₱14.8M Boost Fuels School ReadinessAll public and private schools across the Division of San Pablo City successfully opened School Year 2026–2027 last June 8, with a high readiness rating, demonstrating their preparedness to implement new educational reforms and provide quality learning experiences for all learners. The achievement reflects the collective commitment of school leaders, teachers, education personnel, parents, local government units, and community stakeholders in ensuring that schools are equipped to meet the evolving demands of education. With classrooms ready, learning resources in place, and support systems established, learners were welcomed into safe, organized, and learner-friendly environments conducive to academic growth and holistic development. The high level of readiness was the result of months of careful planning and intensive preparation led by school heads under the guidance and supervision of the Schools Division Office (SDO) of San Pablo City. In DepEd San Pablo, WE REACH, WE SERVE, WE CARE!The Department of Education (DepEd) San Pablo City, together with public and private schools across the Division, actively participated in the National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) on June 18, 2026, as part of its commitment to ensuring a safe and disaster-resilient learning environment. The activity aimed to enhance the preparedness of learners, teachers, and school personnel in responding effectively during emergencies, particularly earthquakes. During the drill, students and school personnel properly demonstrated the “Duck, Cover, and Hold” procedure, one of the most important safety measures during an earthquake. The exercise provided participants with an opportunity to practice appropriate response actions and evacuation protocols that could help minimize risks and prevent injuries in the event of a real earthquake.Schools Division Superintendent Gerlie M. Ilagan expressed heartfelt gratitude to the LGU and education stakeholders, underscoring that Brigada Eskwela reflects the bayanihan spirit and shared responsibility in supporting learners. Mayor Najie Gapangada Jr., through the Special Education Fund, led the distribution of school bags and supplies to Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 7 learners, while also providing paint for school improvements. These contributions reinforced the LGU’s strong commitment to quality education and learner welfare. The success of Brigada Eskwela 2026 highlighted the power of collaboration, ensuring schools are ready for learners’ return and strengthening the community’s dedication to advancing education.Story by Rosette H. EseoStory by Jayson AgarinTHE LAKESCR BEThe Official Newsletter of the Division of San Pablo City Special Issue for Regional ManCom | June 23, 2026 DepEd San Pablo, Public and PrivateDepEd San Pablo, Public and Private Schools Strengthen Preparedness forSchools Strengthen Preparedness for Safe Learning EnvironmentSafe Learning Environment DepEd San Pablo, Public and Private Schools Strengthen Preparedness for Safe Learning EnvironmentStory by Jayson AgarinEnglish Filipino Numeracy Total 0 20 40 60 80tops Early Language Literacy andtops Early Lan
THE LAKESCR BEPRO-DRIVE equips DepEd CALABARZON drivers with road safety, emergency response skillsStory by Reniel ParungaoSan Miguel, SPC, Laguna – The Schools Division Office (SDO) of San Pablo City conducted the PRO-DRIVE: Professionalism, Road Safety, and Emergency Readiness Training for DepEd Drivers on June 23, bringing together drivers from the 25 Schools Division Offices of DepEd CALABARZON. Organized alongside the Regional Management Committee (ManCom) meeting, the one-day seminar strengthened participants' knowledge of road safety, emergency preparedness, government protocols, and professional conduct through expert-led sessions. Representatives from the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO), Philippine National Police (PNP) San Pablo, andLand Transportation Office (LTO) San Pablo District Office discussed emergency response, traffic laws, road safety, and security awareness for government drivers. Atty. Christine Ann Marie A. Batacan, Attorney III of the Schools Division Office of San Pablo City, capped the seminar with a discussion on Driver Professionalism and the Code of Conduct, encouraging participants to uphold integrity, discipline, courtesy, and accountability in public service. The PRO-DRIVE seminar reinforced DepEd CALABARZON's initiative to developing competent, safety-conscious, and professional drivers who support the efficient delivery of quality public service.The Official Newsletter of the Division of San Pablo City Special Issue for Regional ManCom | June 23, 2026Select school heads and non-teaching personnel of SDO San Pablo City blazed the ManCom stage as their show-stopping performances entertained the delegates of the 5 Regional ManCom, June 23.thTalents on Lead!Talents on Lead!Talents on Lead!
0498% among schools in SDO San Pablo City are HIGHLY- READY for the opening of classes of S.Y. 2026-2027Prior to the opening of classes, schools conducted comprehensive readiness activities that included classroom preparation and repair, inventory and distribution of learning resources, inspection of school facilities, personnel deployment, enrollment validation, and orientation sessions for teachers, parents, and learners. Coordination meetings with local government officials, community partners, and other stakeholders were likewise conducted to ensure that all necessary resources and support mechanisms were in place. This school year ushers in major changes, including the implementation of the three- term school calendar, the adoption of the descriptive grading system for Key Stage 1 learners, and the introduction of new academic phases known as the Opening Block, Instructional Block, and End-of-Term Block. These initiatives form part of the Department of Education’s continuing efforts to strengthen learner outcomes, enhance classroom instruction, and promote a more inclusive and responsive educational system.Story by Jayson B. AgarinThe successful opening of classes and the division’s high readiness rating underscore the unwavering dedication of educators and stakeholders in advancing quality education. As schools embrace these transformative changes, the Division of San Pablo City remains committed to ensuring that every learner receives meaningful educational opportunities in an environment that is safe, inclusive, and responsive to their needs. With strong collaboration among schools, families, communities, and education leaders, the division looks forward to a productive and successful school year marked by innovation, resilience, and continuous improvement in learner outcomes.₱14.8M Boost Fuels School ReadinessSan Pablo City celebrated the successful launch of Brigada Eskwela 2026, raising an impressive ₱14,838,291 in cash and in-kind support to prepare schools for the new academic year. With the theme “Bayanihan sa Paaralan: Nagkakaisa para sa Kaayusan at Kaalaman,” the initiative brought together government agencies, school staff, parents, volunteers, and partner organizations in a united effort to create safe and welcoming learning environments.THE LAKESCR BEDrawing inspiration from the warm hospitality and vibrant culture of San Pablo City, Department of Education (DepEd) Assistant Secretary Delfin Villafuerte delivered a message of hope, unity, and shared responsibility during the 5th Regional Management Committee (MANCOM) Meeting hosted by the Schools Division Office of San Pablo City on June 23, 2026. Speaking before education leaders from across the CALABARZON region, Assistant Secretary Villafuerte emphasized that meaningful and lasting change in education is not the work of a single office or individual, but the result of collective effort and strong collaboration among education leaders, teachers, stakeholders, and communities. He underscored the importance of working together to create learning environments where every learner can thrive, regardless of their background or circumstances.All public and private schools across the Division of San Pablo City successfully opened School Year 2026–2027 last June 8, with a high readiness rating, demonstrating their preparedness to implement new educational reforms and provide quality learning experiences for all learners. The achievement reflects the collective commitment of school leaders, teachers, education personnel, parents, local government units, and community stakeholders in ensuring that schools are equipped to meet the evolving demands of education. With classrooms ready, learning resources in place, and support systems established, learners were welcomed into safe, organized, and learner-friendly environments conducive to academic growth and holistic development. The high level of readiness was the result of months of careful planning and intensive preparation led by school heads under the guidance and supervision of the Schools Division Office (SDO) of San Pablo City.San Pablo City Schools Ready for SY 2026–2027,San Pablo City Schools Ready for SY 2026–2027,San Pablo City Schools Ready for SY 2026–2027,Earn High ReadinesEarn High Readiness Ratings RatingEarn High Readiness Rating In DepEd San Pablo, WE REACH, WE SERVE, WE CARE!The Official Newsletter of the Division of San Pablo City First Quarter Issue | January-March 2025ASec Villafuerte Inspires CALABARZON LeadersASec Villafuerte Inspires CALABARZON LeadersASec Villafuerte Inspires CALABARZON Leadersto Strengthen Collaboration and Innovationto Strengthen Collaboration and Innovation DepEd San Pablo, Public and Private Schools StrengthenDepEd San Pablo, Public and Private Schools Strengthen Preparedness for Safe Learning EnvironmentPreparedness for Safe Learning Environment DepEd San Pablo, Public and Private Schools Strengthen Preparedness for Safe Learning EnvironmentThe Departmen
PRO-DRIVE equips DepEd CALABARZON drivers with road safety, emergency response skillsStory by Reniel ParungaoSan Miguel, SPC, Laguna – The Schools Division Office (SDO) of San Pablo City conducted the PRO-DRIVE: Professionalism, Road Safety, and Emergency Readiness Training for DepEd Drivers on June 23, bringing together drivers from the 25 Schools Division Offices of DepEd CALABARZON. Organized alongside the Regional Management Committee (ManCom) meeting, the one-day seminar strengthened participants' knowledge of road safety, emergency preparedness, government protocols, and professional conduct through expert-led sessions. Representatives from the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO), Philippine National Police (PNP) San Pablo, andLand Transportation Office (LTO) San Pablo District Office discussed emergency response, traffic laws, road safety, and security awareness for government drivers. Atty. Christine Ann Marie A. Batacan, Attorney III of the Schools Division Office of San Pablo City, capped the seminar with a discussion on Driver Professionalism and the Code of Conduct, encouraging participants to uphold integrity, discipline, courtesy, and accountability in public service. The PRO-DRIVE seminar reinforced DepEd CALABARZON's initiative to developing competent, safety-conscious, and professional drivers who support the efficient delivery of quality public service.98% among schools in SDO San Pablo City are HIGHLY- READY for the opening of classes of S.Y. 2026-2027THE LAKESCR BEThe Official Newsletter of the Division of San Pablo City First Quarter Issue | January-March 2025