Tamalagon Integrated School - Revision history

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 In 2023, the school population is 1255, with 62 teaching and non-teaching staff, including the principal and head teacher.
-==Description of Significant Milestones:==
+==Description of Significant Milestones==
 Tamalagon Integrated School (TIS) has always been ready for action in various competitions. During the 2023 Division Schools Press Conference held in Numancia Integrated School last May 20-21, 2023, the school ranked 5th in the Top Ten Best Performing Schools at the elementary level and 7th in the secondary level. Last December 2022, TIS is a Finalist of the Curriculum and Instruction Regional Champions for Learning Excellence (CIRCLE) Awards in Most Learning Focus Secondary (K Stage 3) Grade 7  to Grade 10  under the Very Large Category. Moreover,  on June 23, 2022, TIS bagged 2nd Place in Mega School Category and 3rd Place in the Large School Category on March 5, 2021, in Brigada Eskwela Best Implementing School. During the 2012 Division Schools Press Conference, TIS ranks 3rd in Top Ten Best Performing Schools.
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 ::'''Dotted Circle'''. The dots represent teachers, learners, school administrators, and other stakeholders. The circle that is formed out of the dots represents unity among them.
-==Type of Cultural Institution:==
+==Type of Cultural Institution==
 The Tamalagon Integrated School is a formal educational institution that demonstrates its commitment to providing a nurturing environment for holistic development among its learners.

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 ==References==
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 |                        ||     '''MR. MARK T. DAROY''' - one of the pioneer secondary teachers during the time that Tamalagon Elementary School was converted into Tamalagon Integrated School
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-|                        ||     '''MR. JONI T. ANTARAN''' - Principal II during the time that Tamalagon Elementary School was converted into Tamalagon Integrated School
+|                        ||     '''MR. JONI T. ANTARAN''' - Principal II during the time that Tamalagon Elementary School was converted into Tamalagon Integrated School<br />- the present Principal II of Tamalagon Integrated School
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 |                        ||     '''DR. JU-M T. JIMLAN'''    - the present Head Teacher I of Tamalagon Integrated School
 |- style="vertical-align:top;"
-| '''Reference/s and Other Resources:''' ||  Interview <br /> History And Cultural Life of Barangay Tamalagon – Prepared by Mr. Emiliano T. Tabia, Head Teacher of Tamalagon Elementary School on July 16, 1981 <br /> Student Report Card of Late Soredoria Tabanera of School Year 1952 - 1953
+| '''Reference/s and Other Resources:''' ||  Interview <br /> History And Cultural Life of Barangay Tamalagon – Prepared by Mr. Emiliano T. Tabia, Head Teacher of Tamalagon Elementary School on July 16, 1981 <br /> Student Report Card of Late Soredoria Tabanera of School Year 1952-1953
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 |                        ||     '''MR. MARK T. DAROY''' - one of the pioneer secondary teachers during the time that Tamalagon Elementary School was converted into Tamalagon Integrated School
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-|                        ||     '''MR. JONI T. ANTARAN''' - Principal II during the time that Tamalagon Elementary School was converted into Tamalagon Integrated School<br />- the present Principal II of Tamalagon Integrated School
+|                        ||     '''MR. JONI T. ANTARAN''' - Principal II during the time that Tamalagon Elementary School was converted into Tamalagon Integrated School
 |-
 |                        ||     '''DR. JU-M T. JIMLAN'''    - the present Head Teacher I of Tamalagon Integrated School
 |- style="vertical-align:top;"
-| '''Reference/s and Other Resources:''' ||  Interview <br /> History And Cultural Life of Barangay Tamalagon – Prepared by Mr. Emiliano T. Tabia, Head Teacher of Tamalagon Elementary School On July 16, 1981 <br /> Student Report Card of Late Soredoria Tabanera of School Year 1952 - 1953
+| '''Reference/s and Other Resources:''' ||  Interview <br /> History And Cultural Life of Barangay Tamalagon – Prepared by Mr. Emiliano T. Tabia, Head Teacher of Tamalagon Elementary School on July 16, 1981 <br /> Student Report Card of Late Soredoria Tabanera of School Year 1952 - 1953
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 Category: Cultural Institution
-<br />District of Tangalan
 ==Background Information==

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 ==Assessment of the Institution==
-'''Condition/Status of the Institution'''
+===Condition/Status of the Institution===
 The school continues to develop to cater to learners not only from Tamalagonons but to Tangalanons in general with the help of internal and external stakeholders.
-'''Constraints/Threats/Issues/Challenges: (Reasons for the condition/status)'''
+===Constraints/Threats/Issues/Challenges: (Reasons for the condition/status)===
 The land title of the school site is in the process. Lack of school classrooms to accommodate the increasing number of enrollees. The school site is a low-lying area that is prone to flooding.
-'''Measures and Description of Safeguarding Measures Taken:'''
+===Measures and Description of Safeguarding Measures Taken:===
 The present school administrator is applying for a land title. Due to the lack of classrooms, a make-shift classroom is constructed. The institution is fully enclosed by concrete fences and reconstructs the drainage system to prevent flood. The school is monitored by CCTV.

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 The logo of Tamalagon Integrated School symbolizes the strong unity and commitment of teachers, learners, school administrators, and other stakeholders to enlighten the mind and hearts of learners to achieve high literacy rate pursuing excellence.
-{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto" style="float:left; margin-left: 10px;"
+::'''Twisted Rope'''. Signifies solid form and firm commitment.
-|-
+::'''Laurel Leaves'''. Symbolize honor and achievement.
-| '''Twisted Rope'''|| signifies solid form and firm commitment
+::'''Open Book'''. Represents literacy.
-|-
+::'''Flaming Torch'''. Represents light for enlightenment.
-| '''Laurel Leaves'''|| symbolize honor and achievement
+::'''Stars'''. Symbolize excellence.
-|-
+::'''Dotted Circle'''. The dots represent teachers, learners, school administrators, and other stakeholders. The circle that is formed out of the dots represents unity among them
-| '''Open Book'''|| represents literacy
-|-
 ==Type of Cultural Institution:==

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 |-
-| Twisted Rope|| signifies solid form and firm commitment
+| '''Twisted Rope'''|| signifies solid form and firm commitment
 |-
-| Laurel Leaves|| symbolize honor and achievement
+| '''Laurel Leaves'''|| symbolize honor and achievement
 |-
-| Open Book|| represents literacy
+| '''Open Book'''|| represents literacy
 |-
-| Flaming Torch|| represents light for enlightenment
+| '''Flaming Torch'''|| represents light for enlightenment
 |-
-| Stars|| symbolize excellence
+| '''Stars'''|| symbolize excellence
 |-
-| Dotted Circle|| the dots represent teachers, learners, school administrators, and other stakeholders,
+| '''Dotted Circle'''|| the dots represent teachers, learners, school administrators, and other stakeholders,
 the circle that is formed out of the dots represents unity among them
 |}

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 ==Logo==
-[[File:Img-tangalan-tamalagonis3.png|200px|thumb|right]]
+[[File:Img-tangalan-tamalagonis3.png|200px|right]]
 The logo of Tamalagon Integrated School symbolizes the strong unity and commitment of teachers, learners, school administrators, and other stakeholders to enlighten the mind and hearts of learners to achieve high literacy rate pursuing excellence.