The Technology Management Center (TMC) has recently acquired and set-up 20 units of 42' inch LCD TV in all of the third and fourth year classrooms. This wide LCD TV serves as the computer screen for multimedia instructional presentation.
The One La Salle Scholarship Fund campaign is the Philippine Lasallian Family’s commitment to continue the same mission.
Our goal is to raise One Billion Pesos by the year 2011 to support and send about 18,000 scholars to our 17
Lasallian schools all over the country. This may seem like an ambitious target but, by working together, we can
fulfill this great mission. This is an invitation for you to share and support the One La Salle Scholarship Fund
campaign. Just as St. La Salle worked for the realization of this dream together with those who believed in the
cause, we pray that we could be partners in this worthwhile endeavor. read more details...
FROM THE SAFETY OFFICER
MY BACK Safety Principles
Use these principles to avoid a lifetime of Back Pain!
Make sure you plan the lift. Clear path. Assess if the load is too heavy, seek assistance. Your feet should be shoulder width apart. Get a firm footing close to a load.
Be sure to lift smoothly using a suitable lifting technique. Avoid jerking or twisting. A suitable firm grip should be maintained throughout the lift. Carry the load close to your body, always move your feet when turning. Keep your spine aligned with natural curves. Maintain the 'S' shaped curved in your back.
"Make Safety a priority."
H A B A G A T
"WIKA, EDUKASYON, KALAYAAN" Patuloy na isusulong para sa Kinabukasan ng Sambayanan View PDF File
Nilimbag ng pamunuan ng Habagat sa pamamagitan ng tagapayo na si Bb. Wilma Bañadera, Augusto 2011.
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FROM THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR
January 30, Monday
Class 4J Lasallian Offering and Class Mass (Christian Living Period)
Class 1G Reach-out
Science Week Launching
HS3 VDP c/o Science
HS1 Outbound Orientation (8:00 - 9:00 a.m. St. Benilde Gym)
EMO CLAYGO Campaign during Recess and Lunch at the Cafeteria
January 31, Tuesday
Class 1E Lasallian Offering and Class Mass (Christian Living Period)
Class 1G Recollection
HS4 Class Guidance on Marriage & Family Life
4D 2:20 - 3:40 p.m.
EMO CLAYGO Campaign during Recess and Lunch at the Cafeteria
February 01, Wednesday
Class 4C Lasallian Offering and Class Mass
Activity Period
Visit of the Relic of St. John Baptist De La Salle (Feb 1 - 13)
EMO CLAYGO Campaign during Recess and Lunch at the Cafeteria
February 02, Thursday
Class 4J Lasallian Offering and Class Mass
HS4 Class Guidance on Marriage & Family Life
4E 8:00 - 9:20 a.m.
4H 1:00 - 2:20 p.m.
Science Activity Period (7:30 - 11:00 a.m. at Br. Rafael Donato FSC Center for the Performing Arts)
EMO CLAYGO Campaign during Recess and Lunch at the Cafeteria
February 03, Friday
Class 4G Lasallian Offering and Class Mass
HS1 Educational Outbound
EMO CLAYGO Campaign during Recess and Lunch at the Cafeteria
The Xanadu literary club seeks to develop the literary talents of students in English. It aims to broaden the students' social and moral perception through literary media.
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Environmental Concerns
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Republic Act 9003: RA 9003 (aka Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000) is a law that pushes for an ecological approach in the management of the wastes people generate. In particular, it calls on all to practice the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle) as a solution to the growing waste problem of the country.
Composting generally refers to the “…controlled decomposition of organic matter by micro-organisms, mainly bacteria and fungi, into a humus-like product.” (Source: DENR-EMB: National Solid Waste Management Commission). Simply put, it’s a way of breaking down your compostable waste materials into fertile soil. Before you begin, take note of the LAWS of Composting.
Ang Philippine Eagle o “Haring Ibon” (Pithecophaga jefferyi)
Ang ating pambansang ibon ay ang Philippine Eagle o mas kilala sa tawag na Haring Ibon. Ayon sa ilang mga dalubhasa, ito ang itinuturing na pinaka malaking agila sa buong daigdig (tinatayang haba: mula 80 hanggang 112 cm.) Ito ay likas na matatagpuan sa mga natitirang kagubatan sa Luzon, Samar, Leyte at Mindanao. Ang pinakamaraming bilang ng agila ay matatagpuan sa Mt. Apo at Mt. Kitanglad sa Mindanao na kung saan inaasahang aabot sa 200 pares ng nagsasamang agila. 6 na pares lang ang naitala sa Samar, dalaw sa Leyte at mangilan-ngilan sa Luzon.
TAMARAW: (Bubalus Mindorensis)
Bukod sa Haring Ibon, ang Tamaraw ay marahil magsisimbulo ng malawakang suliraning kinakaharap ng ating bayan sa usapin ng pagkawala at pagkaubon ng mga hayop sa kagubatan. Noong araw, nasa libo-libo ang bilang ng Tamaraw na matatagpuan sa Mindoro subalit sa kasalukuyang panahon, inaasahang kulang sa 300 na lamang ang bilang ng mga ito. Tinuturing bilang is sa pinaka critically endangered ang Tamaraw sa buong mundo.
read more details... Raflflesia o Uroy
Ang Rafflesia (o Uroy sa mga Taga Antique) ang itinuturing na pinakamalaking bulaklak sa buong mundo (naitala sa Guiness Book of World Records ay umaabot ng 36 na pulgada). Ang kakaibang laki at anyo nito ay natutumbasan din ng kakaibang amoy na maaring maihambing sa nabubulok na karne. Ito ay matatagpuan sa maraming bayan sa Timog-Silangang Asya kasama ang Pilipinas.
Mindoro Tarictic: (Penelopides mindorensis) Mindoro Tarictic, isang uri ng hornbill, ay matatapuan lamang sa isla ng Mindoro. Karaniwang tinatawag dito ay Tariktik o Tangway at Tagiptip naman sa mga Mangyan. Ang babae at lalaking Tariktik ay magkahawig at malalaman lang kung ito ay babae dahil sa mas maliit ito at medyo kulay asul ang mukha nito.
Kalimitang grupo-grupo ang mga Tariktik kapag naghahanap ng makakain. Kalimitan, may isang ibon sa grupo nito, ang tatayong “lookout” ng grupo na magbabantay kung mayroong predator sa paligid bago dumapo ang buong grupo ng mga Tariktik para kumain. Ang karaniwang kinakain ng Tariktik ay mga bunga ng mga puno ng Balete, Dao, Is-Is, Igyo, Malugai, Kalumpit, Tuway at Dunguan. Paminsan-minsa ay kumakain din sila ng mga maliliit na insekto.
La Salle was forced to drop LSGH as their Juniors' team as a prerequisite to their membership in the UAAP and picked the newly-established De La Salle Zobel
The One La Salle Scholarship Fund campaign is the Philippine Lasallian Family’s commitment to continue the same mission.
Our goal is to raise One Billion Pesos by the year 2011 to support and send about 18,000 scholars to our 17
Lasallian schools all over the country. This may seem like an ambitious target but, by working together, we can
fulfill this great mission. This is an invitation for you to share and support the One La Salle Scholarship Fund
campaign. Just as St. La Salle worked for the realization of this dream together with those who believed in the
cause, we pray that we could be partners in this worthwhile endeavor. 
too heavy, seek assistance.
LSGH as their Juniors' team as a prerequisite to their membership in the UAAP and picked the newly-established De La Salle Zobel 
