Kyla's Thoughts

     As a student, I've experienced the challenges of navigating through a quarter filled with numerous requirements, homework assignments, and thematic projects. It's been a journey of hard work and dedication to not only survive but also thrive amidst such a demanding academic environment.      Reflecting on my improvements, I recognize the growth in my time management skills, the ability to prioritize tasks effectively, and the resilience developed in facing academic pressures head-on. Each assignment and project has been an opportunity for learning and self-discovery, pushing me to explore new ideas, expand my knowledge, and refine my skills.      While the quarter may have been exhausting, the sense of accomplishment derived from overcoming challenges and meeting deadlines is immensely rewarding. Moving forward, I carry these experiences as valuable lessons that will continue to shape my approach to academic endeavors and personal growth.      While acknowledging these im

     As of the making of our Community Based Design the journey was a real STRUGGLE because in the beginning of hell week is a stress journey for us, especially when all of our summative, thematic, blogs, lessons that we are running out of time to discuss and many more are remain unfinished and then the CBR added up to our responsible as a student, not in a sense of manner of complaining but I'm just ranting on what i felt.      In the time  of collecting data that our research needed is stressful because we're trying to reach out people that we don't know trying to have our luck if they reach out us back, in the middle of the day we put all out our strength to find people who have indeed known about the data we are collecting, amidst of that feeling it was fun at the same time because I have the time to wander around in the Don Dimas Querubin. Meeting all the project requirements within such a tight timeframe feel overwhelming thinking at the same time all of you requireme

The first start of the celebration is a parade with all of the students Grade  7-12  studying in the ISNHS together with the Princesses and Prince that won and the Marching band members to lighten up and make the parade musical. The students have had tried to win the title "Most Discipline Section" with a cash prize of 1, 000  pesos, but we the Marconian's had tried out best and bagged the said award, our adviser are proud because even if her presence are non during the parade we manage to be disciplined during the parade.      After the parade we went to our classroom to relax before we proceed and make our final field demo, when it's our turn to make our performance we put all our best to win but other grade level bagged the championship but we're proud of the Grade 10 boys who won the championship and we girls are so lucky to be in the top 3 not on the last rank but the third one, but amidst of that we really enjoyed our performance because  and organize specif

     Every March, the world comes together to celebrate Women's History Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the invaluable contributions of women throughout history and in contemporary society. This annual observance serves as a platform to honor the achievements of women across various fields while also acknowledging the ongoing struggles they face in achieving equality and recognition.      Women's History Month has its roots in the feminist movement of the late 20th century. It began as a week-long celebration in the United States in  1981 , coinciding with International Women's Day on March 8th. Over time, this observance expanded into a month-long event, officially recognized by governments and institutions worldwide.      Women's Month provides an opportunity to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of women in all areas of life. From groundbreaking scientists and pioneering politicians to innovative entrepreneurs and inspiring activists, women have left an