Reminiscing

Jaime Cardinal Sin Learing Center, a private Catholic school in Punta,Sta. Ana,Manila that offers quality Catholic education for the deserving ones

Teaching is the noblest profession. Perhaps most of you will agree yet others are free to contradict.I don’t really brag about it because I’m in the same line,but if you are one of us,you might already have a taste of what this vocation offers.I have been teaching for eight years now,and of course I always find this job challenging and rewarding.

I started as a high school teacher in Jaime Cardinal Sin Learning— a private Catholic school in Punta, Sta. Ana,Manila which offers a quality Catholic education solely for the deserving ones.I was a part of that admirable institution two years ago and I will always take pride of that.I won’t forget our most handsome director,Fr. Mark Munda, our dearest and exuberant principal, Dr. Henry Davalos, our ever-supportive coordinators especially Mrs. Amador and Mrs. Davalos–they were the sweetest, and of course my co-teachers, and friends. I would like to mention few names–they are amazing persons really, I swear! I hope they will not take me out for dinner or such the next time we see each other. Just saying a big Hi and Hello to Chenny, Mycel, Ruel, Meynard, Jasmin,Ian, Jayrald, Buen, Klarence, Ella, Emcee, Jean, Nina Theresa, Hanna, Aljun, Ace, Mel, Marlo, Shan, April, Marjun, Tina, Elma, Eden, Casie, Lowell, and of course our Mommy Nhida. I hope I had not excluded some names, especially those who we’re dearest to me. If I had, please think that you will always be here in my heart.

Leuteboro National High School,a public school in the heart of Socorro,Oriental Mindoro

Time has really gone so fast. I am now on my second year as a public school teacher here in Oriental Mindoro. Expectedly, my first year was never easy for I have to adjust in the new environment, everything was new and I had to deal with it patiently. Presently ,I am on my second year of teaching , and I am doing very fine. Unlike last year, I’m more comfortable with things now, including teaching Social Studies which is not in line with my specialization. However, dealing with the subject becomes easier since I am surrounded by people who are easy to work with. I just want to mention my co-teachers and friends in the Social Studies Department— Sir Gerson, Marchel, Leila and Jepony. Thanks to these awesome people for they welcomed me finely in LNHS. This school year ,I’m quite excited in my new quest as an adviser of Grade 10-Julius Caesar, one of the best sections in that grade level, if I must say. Thanks for reading.

Lebana 2017

-Anabel Geneta Raymundo-