Herleicester

In Honor of Our Educators With hearts of gold and minds so bright, You guide us through the darkest night. With every lesson, every word, You help us soar like wings of birds. The seeds you plant, they slowly grow, In minds you touch, with love you show. The future’s path, you help us see, A world of hope, of what can be. Your dedication never ends, You're more than teachers—you're our friends. With patience, strength, and wisdom shared, You shape the future, well-prepared. So here's our thanks, a tribute true, For all the endless things you do. Together we stand, hearts full of cheer, For teachers, who we hold so dear. Photo: Teachers Month Poster Link : https://cityofmalabonuniversity.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/world-teachers-month-1536x1536.jpg

Dear President Marcos,        I want to thank you for your services for our nation and realize that it is not always fun to be a director. Still, I have some concerns that some of your decisions may not be for the best interest of all Filipinos. I really just wish that more could speak out. One cannot overemphasize the need for such a person to be our leader because this person must be ready to listen to everyone. Thank you for your information and I wish you can help us with more friendly and fairness. This world requires a person who will opt for the public and not the selfish decisions that benefit a particular community or group. Photo: President BBM Link: http://www.chicagopcg.com/images/about/pbbm.jpg   

      Unfortunately, the Philippines has been confronted with numerous natural and economic risks which require both fitness and flexibility. Although economical, the country is vulnerable to natural disasters including typhoons, earthquakes and volcanic activities because it lies in the Pacific Ring of Fire. These disasters result in the collapse of structures, people being forced out of their homes, and increasing pressure on the economy. Adding to these disadvantages, climate change impacts such as; water shorelines and enhanced climate volatility add on the list of weaknesses. Apart from natural disasters there are socio-political factors including poverty, corruption and poor infrastructure that slow down the nation’s development in one way or the other. These challenges further evoke the necessity of a flexible and prepared Philippines.      Due to these challenges, the Philippine Government, together with different stakeholders, has developed several strategies for establishing

    So who am I? , I'm an ordinary high school boy who's recently been transferred to ISNHS, a former student of PSHS IRC. I'm Herlecester R. Ricablanca, you can call me whatever you like but I prefer the name Lester. I'm 15 years old and a current student of 10-Rizal. Recently I'm talking a hard time adjusting and making new friends and getting along with my teachers because of the new environment. It's hard for me to get along with them because I just recently got to know them and due to that I'm a transferee, though I came from an advance school, they still try to treat me as their fellow classmate since the very start up until to this point, and I'm very thankful for that.     With that said I'm hoping to get along with them for the rest of my junior high experience. So now let's talk more about my strengths and hobbies, to be honest I'm particularly not that good in math due to my poor memorization and my poor understanding in computatio