Republic of the Philippines

Marcela Marcelo Elementary School

Schools Division Office - Pasay City

The SELG campaign has officially begun with the call to action, “Let’s Make Our Voices Heard.” This initiative encourages individuals to actively participate in advocating for change and raising awareness on key issues. By uniting voices across communities, the campaign aims to empower people and create a stronger, more inclusive future.

Nutritious meals were recently provided to beneficiaries of the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) to support their health and well-being. The initiative aims to combat malnutrition and ensure students receive the necessary nutrients to thrive academically and physically. By offering these balanced meals, the program is playing a vital role in improving students’ overall health, contributing to their growth and development.

Project Tee to Rise is in its final stages, with key outputs being carefully finalized to ensure successful execution. The initiative focuses on turning innovative ideas into tangible impact, emphasizing thorough preparation and effective implementation. As the project moves forward, the team is dedicated to achieving meaningful results that will drive positive change and growth within the community.

Dr. Tirso V. Gali recently led the Boy Scouts at Marcela Marcelo Elementary School, focusing on building leadership skills and fostering community spirit among the young scouts. Through various activities and hands-on learning, Dr. Gali emphasized the importance of teamwork, responsibility, and service to the community. His leadership is helping shape the scouts into confident, responsible individuals dedicated to making a positive impact.

Grade Three teachers recently participated in a Learning Action Cell (LAC) session, led by Ms. Rachelle Ann T. Campos, aimed at fostering professional growth and collaboration. The session provided teachers with valuable insights and practical strategies to enhance their teaching practices and improve student outcomes. Ms. Campos’ leadership inspired meaningful discussions, empowering educators to continuously evolve in their roles and make a lasting impact on their students’ learning experience.  

An orientation session for the candidates of the SELG-Elections 2025-2026 was successfully led by Ms. Renadette Macalalag. The session provided candidates with crucial information about the election process, roles, and responsibilities, ensuring they are fully prepared for the upcoming elections. Ms. Macalalag emphasized the importance of transparency and engagement, setting the stage for an informed and effective election process.          

Dr. Tirso V. Gali led an important meeting with Master Teachers and Grade Leaders to discuss ways to improve school excellence. The meeting focused on sharing ideas and strategies to enhance teaching and student learning. Dr. Gali encouraged collaboration among teachers, stressing that strong leadership and teamwork are key to creating a better learning environment. The meeting allowed teachers to exchange valuable insights, setting the stage for positive changes that will benefit students and improve education quality.

 February 18, 2025 – Ahead of the financial assistance distribution for MMES learners, school principal of Marcela Marcelo Elementary School, Dr. Tirso V. Gali, held sessions with parents to ensure a smooth process. These meetings informed parents about eligibility, schedules, and how the funds would support their children’s education. The collaboration with parents is key to making sure the aid reaches those who need it most.  Parents appreciated the opportunity to get involved and have their questions answered, ensuring a transparent and effective distribution.

Pasay City, Philippines – February 18, 2025 – The Pasay City Local Government Unit (LGU) successfully distributed financial assistance to Marcelanian learners between August and December 2024, helping students cover essential educational expenses. The aid, which targeted public school and vocational students, was used for school supplies, transportation, and other needs. The initiative aimed to reduce financial barriers and improve school attendance, especially for students from low-income families. The financial assistance was crucial in ensuring that students could continue their education without financial hardship. The efficient distribution, coordinated with local schools, has been praised for its timely delivery and impact. 

Brgy. 177, Marcelanians – February 18, 2025 – In response to the fire that devastated Brgy. 177 on February 15, the MMES Cooperative quickly mobilized to provide emergency relief to displaced families. The cooperative distributed essential supplies, including food, water, hygiene kits, clothing, and temporary shelter materials, to those affected by the blaze. “We’re here to support the community in their time of need,” said MMES Coop Chairperson Nora M. Odivelas. Volunteers worked to ensure that victims received immediate assistance are already in place. Residents expressed their gratitude for the rapid response. The cooperative continues to coordinate with local officials and calls for ongoing donations to support recovery efforts.