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Actions for a Sustainable Future

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 Every June, we celebrate Environment Month to think about the planet and how we can take care of Mother Earth. We do this to deepen environmental awareness and address concerns such as the depletion of the ozone layer, toxic chemicals, desertification, and global warming. By working on solutions like recycling, saving energy, planting trees, joining programs for the environment, and participating in clean-up drives, we can make a big difference! Together, we can save our environment. Even small actions can help our environment, ensuring a better future for all. Let’s have fun learning and taking action for our environment! In this photo, I’m planting a young tree, which symbolizes hope for a healthier planet. Planting trees is essential to our environment because they provide fresh air, absorb carbon dioxide, and support biodiversity by offering habitats for wildlife. It’s very important to plant many trees, especially now as we experience high temperatures and need fresh air. Trees a
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Country Of Resilient People

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  The  Philippines is known as a resilient people. Filipinos are very well known for their hospitality, cheerfulness, and especially their resilience in times of crisis because we are strong enough to face all problems and calamities. The Philippines is highly vulnerable to various natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions due to its geographic location along the "Pacific Ring of Fire" and the typhoon belt. Also, climate change causes deforestation and human activities like burning plastics and not throw in the right trashcan. When typhoons come, will be affected because the garbage is the one that clogs the drains. Poverty and inadequate urban planning further contribute to the country's vulnerability.  In response to these challenges, the Philippines government has a numerous program like PAGASA, CBDRRM, DSWD, POLICE, BFP, etc..... This organization is very important for our country because our country is prone to calamities also Region I t
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REFLECTION FOR THE QUARTER 1

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  During the first quarter, I learned about the history of the internet, including key pioneers like Tim Berners-Lee, who created the World Wide Web (WWW), and Vint Cerf, known as the "father of the internet." I explored how the internet developed both in our country and internationally. I also discovered more about these pioneers and their significant contributions. Additionally, I learned how to create my own blog account. I found it interesting to learn about the different types of websites and blogs, such as vlogs (video blogs), moblogs (mobile blogs), music blogs, and photologs (photo-based blogs). All of this new knowledge was greatly enhanced by Ma'am Evelyn, who made it easier for me to understand. Although I learned a great deal, I encountered several challenges. One of the main difficulties was grasping the technical aspects of how the Internet operates and memorizing details from the timeline, such as the key events and individuals who shaped the Internet. And
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LETTER FOR PRESIDENT MARCOS

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  JOSHUA RABE ILOCOS SUR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL August 28, 2024 His Excellency President Ferdinand "Bongbong" R. Marcos Jr. President of the Republic of the Philippines  Malacañang Palace  1000 Jose P. Laurel Sr. , San Miguel                                                               Manila, Philippines  Dear President "BBM" Ferdinand I hope this letter reaches you well. My name is Joshua Rabe, and I'm writing to your attention to an important concern for our school and community. And regarding our schedule and classrooms in our class. I request your assistance in guiding the Matatag curriculum to settle our schedule because our schedule is alternate and our school needs more classrooms so our schedule will be regular. Because of the climate, I suggest that our schedule will be m,w,f and the remaining weekdays will be modular or online schedule so that we gain knowledge continuously. I respect your dedication to the progress of our country. I am concerned abou
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WHO AM I ?

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Now I am a big boy, tall but chubby. Now who am I? What are about me? What are about me? What is the story of my life? I'm Joshua Rabe, currently 15 years old and turning 16 on December 23. When I was a little boy, I loved math. Until now, I'm happy I'm still interested in math. Since I was a child, I've been happy with my friends every day so that we can create a lot of memories. I'm the youngest of my three siblings; I'm the younger, but I'm the biggest among them. I don't have a lot of confidence; I'm still worried when I answer questions during classes. I'm scared maybe my answer is wrong. But as a teenager now, I would like to face my challenges in life. I'm a good boy when I'm with my family but lazy sometimes to do something in our house. But when I'm with my friends, it will come out who I am—my true identification. I have a lot of nicknames: Wapet, Wang, Suki, and Owang. The one who gave me a nickname is my brother; he is my
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ARCHICTECT OF OUR FUTURES

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  October is national teachers Month. They celebrate every year to give teachers things like awards; some students gave their teachers gifs, flowers, etc. This way, they thank their teachers who teach them every day in school. Teachers are so very important for us because if we didn't have them, we wouldn't aim for our future to be professional someday. We celebrate Teacher's Day to give teachers a celebration to see their hard work and dedication to teaching students. Teachers are not only teachers for me; they will be my bridge to aim for my dreams and be professional someday. I see teachers finding it difficult to teach some students because of their attitude, but teachers find a way to teach them not only the subject they teach but also they give students motivation and everyday knowledge.      Im so very thankful for teachers who teach us every day in school. I see their dedication and hard work to teach us. Teachers are not only teachers; they will be our second guard
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