Brief Description of the Site of Practice Teaching

Brief Description of the Site of Practice Teaching

 

Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education

Region III

Division of Bulacan

GUIGUINTO NATIONAL VOACATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Poblacion, Guiguinto, Bulacan

Tel. No. (044) 794-2725 / 806-6616

 

SCHOOL PROFILE

Name of School:GUIGUINTO NATIONAL VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Location:Poblacion, Guiguinto, Bulacan

District:2^nd District

Legal Basis:BP 444

Date of Nationalization:May 1985

VITAL INFORMATION:

Land Information:4,879 square meters + 1,000 sq.m (Donated by PTA)

Location:Poblacion, Guiguinto, Bulacan

Acquisition:Purchased and Donation

Transferred to Present Size:November 18, 1989

Teaching Force:170 (as of June 2016)

Non-Teaching Personnel: 14

VISION:         An institution that will accelerate the technical manpower that could compete to the global technology, creating a system for the betterment of human race.

MISSION:       To become a training center for a trade and industry which is capable of producing highly skilled workers/individual that may compete globally while ensuring sustainable development within the region.

HISTORY

            It began and was in Quezon City on July 26,1982 when Parliamentary Bill No. 1455 was passed establishing a National Vocational High School in the town of Guiguinto, which will be known as GUIGUINTO NATIONAL VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL.

            The act contained three sections. It was approved by Querube C. Makalintal on April 14, 1983. This time, it was the Batasang Pambansa BLg. 444 as followed up by Antonio M. De Guzman which later given cognizance and approved by former president Ferdinand E. Marcos on June 10, 1983.

            Because of his earnest desire to help people to have its own trade school, Mayor Pagasa “Boy” Estrella sought the assistance of then Assemblyman Teodolo Natividad and Blas F. Ople. In the year of 1984, these two famous figure sponsored the bill for the opening of Guiguinto National Vocational High School.

            The dream came into reality when GNVHS formally opened its doors to aspiring youth in trade education in the year 1985-1986.

            The school was first housed in the Gabaldon Building of Guiguinto Central School through the permission of the school principal, Ms. Araceli B. Villanueva. And it started with six teachers, three staff and principal; through the years, the school gradually increase its enrolment from 175 since S.Y. 1985-1986 to 1055 last S.Y. 2002-2003. The novel achievement were the products of the collective efforts of the school administration, supportive staff and responsible teachers.

            In 1988, the school was able to purchase a portion of lot with an area of 4,789 sq. meters adjacent to the Municipality of Guiguinto. In 1990, one storey building (the Vocational Dept. Building) was constructed under the administration of the principal then, Mr. Ruben L. Romano, and the transfer to a new site was then allowed, followed by the construction of the two-storey building constructed under the DPWH. In 1992, half of the two-storey building (the Academic Dept. Building) and the building were constructed under the administration of the principal then, Mr. Lorenzo Dionisio. In 1994, the school was recipient of the school building with 2 classrooms (beside the guard house) donated by the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the formal turnover was held at school compound in March 1994. In 1995, one classroom was donated by Cong. Pedro Pancho adjacent to two classroom donated by the Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry beside the stage. The principal then was Mr. Reynaldo C. Cruz. In 1998, additional two rooms were constructed adjacent to the two-storey academic building under the administration of Mr. Alex Angeles, the school was then under TESDA. Another two-storey building with four classrooms was constructed in the 

year 2002 under the administration of Mr. Antonio A. Castro.

Below is the list of our former school heads up to present:

1.      Mr. Antonio F. David                                 May – August, 1985

2.      Mr. Ruben L. Romano                               S.Y. 1986 – 1992

3.      Mr. Lorenzo Dionisio                                  S.Y. 1992 – 1994

4.      Mr. Reynaldo C. Cruz                               S.Y. 1994 – 1996

5.      Mr. Alex D. Angeles                                   S.Y. 1996 – 1998

6.      Mr. Antonio A. Castro                               S.Y. 1998 – 2000

7.      Mr. Homer Yambao                                  6 months

8.      Mr. Antonio A. Castro                               S.Y. 2000 – 2003

9.      Mr. Reynaldo S. Cristobal                                    S.Y. 2003 – 2015

10. Mr. Julian S. Canonoy                              S.Y. 2015 – 2017 (September)

11.  Ms. Marissa O. Ramos                              S.Y. 2017 – Present

It is important also to note the role played by the School’s Parents Teacher Association (PTA) for their continuous support.

1.      Mr. Alejandro Reyes

2.      Mr. Arturo Reyes

3.      Mr. Andres Benedictos

4.      Mr. Ador Puringue

5.      Mr. Celestino Cruz

6.      Mr. Ricardo Bernardo

7.      Mr. Marcelo Cruz

8.      Mr. Peter Quintero

9.      Mr. Rodolfo Ariola

10. Pastor Crispin Santiago

11. Ms. Evangelina F. Dela Cruz

12. Ms. Teresita Burgos

13. Ms. Lyn F. Abaya (Present PTA President)

For about four (4) months of making GNVHS as a training ground, I describe Guiguinto National Vocational High School as a great school. From administration up to the faculty, personnel and students heart-warming welcome.

 As a student teacher, I observe students who follow rules and regulation in throwing bottles. They make a basketball like cage for the bottles for proper segregation. The guards that give security to the students, checking every person who enters school premises, personnel that made the community neat and free from danger and lastly, great faculty that share their ideas and skills in teaching that molds us student teacher to be a better teacher someday.

The GNVHS community were friendly. It is adjacent to the Municipal Hall of Guiguinto. In terms of location; it is accessible from the students who travel when going to school. Their facilities can accommodate big numbers of students. The shops for technical education are also equipped with right numbers of machines and technologies. They have a covered court that serves as a training ground for different sports and events. Also, the GMACC if there’s a lager event like intramurals, pageants and school-related events. School canteen serves cheap but quality foods, staffs are approachable and seat are comfortable enough.

I must say that the Guiguinto National Vocational High School is a great school community that have the potential to make students learned and wants to know more about education.