Octoberfest 2010: SpEd Seminars and Training

A series of seminars this October. If you have time and money, this would be beneficial to your practice. See you there!

Contents and Outline of Training and Workshop for SpEd Teachers

I found my sister's copy of Mobile Training Programs for SPED Teachers and I'm sharing the topics discussed and lectured by the leaders of special education sector of DEPED and UP.

People involved, would be involved and currently involved in special education would benefit from going through the following topics by reading and discussing these with colleagues and experts:

• Overview of Special Education: Rationale, Philosophy and Legal Bases
• Types of Children and Youth with Special Educational Needs (CYSEN)
• Programs and Services for Children and Youth with Special Educational Needs
• Indicators of Mental Retardation
• Indicators of Learning Disabilities
• Indicators of Behavioral Disabilities
• Indicators of Slow Learning
• Indicators of Disadvantagement
• Developing a Clinical Eye: Preparation of Detection Indicators of Exceptionalities
• Psychoeducational Assessment: Importance, Principles and Ethical Standards
• Indirect Measures for Identifying CYSEN: Samples, Guidelines and Techniques
• Developing an Assessment Programs: A Practical Approach
• Preparation of an Assessment Program
• Curricular Modifications in the Education of Learners with Mental Retardation
• Strategies in Teaching Learners with Mental Retardation
• Physical Education for Children and Youth with Special Educational Needs
• Adapted PE for Learners with Mental Retardation
• Modification in the Education of Children and Youth with Learning Disabilities
• Strategies in the Teaching of Children with Learning Disabilities
• Adapted PE for Children and Youth with Learning Disabilities
• Curricular Modification and Strategies in the Education of Children and Youth with Behavior Problems
• Adapted PE for Children and Youth with Behavior Problems
• Curricular Modification for Slow Learners
• Strategies in the Education of Slow Learners
• Curricular Modification for Disadvantaged Children and Youth
• Adapted PE for Slow Learners
• Behavior Modification Techniques in SPED
• Classroom Management in SPED
• Suggested Relaxation Techniques
• Instructional Materials Preparation for CYSEN
• Parent Involvement in the Education of CYSEN
• Networking with Government and Non-Government Organizations: Guidelines and Mechanics
• Planning Programs for Parents Involvement and Networking with GO's and NGO's
• Reentry Planning: Guidelines and Procedures
• Planning for Reentry

The training was sponsored by the Philippine Foundation for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled, Inc. in coordination with the then Department of Education, Culture and Sports and the UP Special Education Area.

Gotta go now!

39th Chess Olympiad: Happenings for RP Teams

I've been in a dream-like mode these days. Requests for speaking engagements and consultancy are coming in from left to right and I haven't had the time to play and read about chess until now.

First, GM Rogelio "Joey" Antonio is out of the Philippine Team and he was replaced by IM Richard Bitoon. Richard Bitoon was GM Wesley So's 2nd in the Amsterdam Tournament he played in recently. Just in case you were living under a rock, you for sure first got that news here.

In round one of the Olympiad, RP team scored 4 points against Korea. In round two we lost against Spain 2.5-1.5. In round three, RP scored a draw against Scotland 2-2. Philippine team plays Paraguay in 4th round.

Team composition of the Philippines for the 39th Chess Olympiad:

Board 1: GM Wesley So
Board 2: GM John Paul Gomez
Board 3: GM Darwin Laylo
Board 4: GM Eugene Torre
Board 5: IM Richard Bitoon

Philippine Women's Team:

Board 1: Cheradee Chardine Camacho
Board 2: Catherine Perena
Board 3: Shercila Cua
Board 4: Rulp Ylem Jose
Board 5: Jedara Docena.


Chaperones for the 10-man Filipino delegation are NCFP executive/events director Wil-lie Abalos and coaches Atty. Edmundo Legaspi (men) and Cesar Caturla (women). NCFP President Pichay and secretary-general and Tagaytay City Mayor Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino will travel to Khanty-Mansiysk later next week.

Persons with Disability: Beyond Special Education

Having attended an exploratory meeting with various stakeholders of special education for the municipality I am in, I realized one thing: Special Education as practiced in the Philippines needs to be more than what it is now. Most scholars, students and parents of children with special needs are dead focused on putting their kids in the schools when there are other programs these children can benefit from.

Why so? Because normalization process for Children and Youth with Special Educational Needs (CYSEN) has to follow the path of the "regular child". Why would we populate the failing public schools with the so-called CYSEN when we can create a program tailored-fit for their success?

Think about it.

On to my afternoon.

The entire meeting I felt like the special education system in the Philippines totally missed the point, the point of practical education, education for life. The theme of the meeting was basic and yet it was substantial. I'd give half of my week just to go through the same meeting but I'd be giving the emphasis on the following issues for Persons with Disabilities (PWD) :

• Identification of population of the sector 
• Education Scholarship or Assistance 
• Assistive Devices Assistance OR Medical Assistance (surgical operations)
• Employment Assistance OR Internship/Practicum Assistance 
• Discounts on Basic Commodities and Medicines

For PWD's, special education is simply one of the many programs and services they should have access to. It is an important part of their integration in the society but there is more to the lives of PWD's than special education.

Mayor Alfredo Lim blasts IIRC Report

Now you know how it feels to receive all those medals, plaques, citations and recognitions from various sectors of the society and get the raw end of the deal. You now know how the dead hostage taker captain Mendoza must have felt when the Ombudsman took his plea for granted and favored the "revered" rich member of the Philippine Society.

Exploring Programs and Services for Special Needs

After ten years of working in the world of special education and rehabilitation, I am now at least about to attempt to break grounds with people in the government to lay out possible programs and projects for people with special needs.

At about 3 in the afternoon today, I'll be meeting one municipal councilor in our town to explore possible projects and proposals aimed to promote and protect the lives of people with special needs. I have so much ideas in my head right now but I need to control the urge to post them all here for now. Maybe I will list the major categories of what I have in mind:

• Conducting a census of the town's special needs population
• Training and  Education of the Children and Youth with Special Educational Needs (CYSEN)
• Awareness Campaign (Government Employees and Public Servants, Private Organizations etc.)
• Livelihood Projects for CYSEN
• Linking with Institutions and Experts in the community and other neighboring towns 

So far these are the major concerns I will be bringing on the discussion table and these ain't simple tasks. It's time to test all the theories on community development.

Semper ad meloria!

Learn More About Seminar Series: Photos and PowerPoint from CDE

We received the photos from the people of Claire Dandan Events, the organizer of Learn More About Series seminar. It was a terrific Sunday afternoon as we discussed issues and concerns about special education as practiced in the Philippines.

I, together with the organizers are very thankful for the participation of everyone in making the event successful. We were graced by the students from St. Scholastica's College-Manila, teachers from Jesus Good Shepherd School, Southdale International School and Imus Institute. We had student participants from the high school department of the University of Perpetual Help-Las Pinas, Stepping Stone Learning Center-Makati, Hansel and Gretel School of Cavite. We also had a participant from Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila-College of Medicine.

We had one participant coming from Bulacan, one from Quezon City and the rest from the nearby towns and cities.

Let me share the photos now:

And as promised, here is the slide presentation:

Learn More About Seminar Series:  Special Education

View more presentations from Francis Buenaventura.


More photos at Claire Dandan Events @ http://clairedandanevents.blogspot.com.

Living and Working in Morocco

Somebody emailed me asking about Morocco. Let me list down some reminders and  concerns for you if ever you will accept the job offer they are giving you:

• What kind of job are they offering you? Is it an institution who has contacted you or a private individual working for one of the very few rich families in Morocco?
• What are they offering you? Just remember if they really want your services and that they have no one but you in mind, you can ask for the sky and they will try to give you at least one of the stars. That's a good deal!
• Morocco is a friendly place for friendly guests. 
• Try to visit Ifrane, Marrakesh, Volubilis, Rabat, Casablanca and other ancient cities of Morocco.If possible, visit all the Mosques and other burial grounds of their Kings.
• If you are a Filipino, email me in private and I will give you email addresses of the Filipinos living there.
• If you are like me who wants to travel and see places where I am in, you have to learn basic Moroccan Arabic. If you learn this, taxi's and use if the train will be your second and third name.
• Befriend locals and they will be your guide. 
• A point and shoot camera is better than nothing. But if you can bring your own DSLR the better.
• If you like snow, better be in Ifrane around March and April.
• Rabat, the country's political capital, but it looks like the Makati Business Center without the malls and the high rise buildings. It's clean, nice city roads and has a beautiful traffic system: NO TRAFFIC. Before I left Morocco, they were putting up tramps there.
•  Casablanca is the country's economic capital. It looks like the Escolta side of the City of Manila. The same old buildings can be found there and the traffic going in the city from the Autoban is terrifically congested.
• Their money is called Moroccan Dirhams. If you will not be given the working visa, you will have a hard time sending money (US dollars) overseas.

I lived in Ifrane and Meknes when I was in Morocco and I had the chance to see beautiful and ancient places there. It is still a backward country with 80 percent of the people not having access to education. Watch out for Islamic traditions, they observe and practice them.

Respect the people there and they will admire you for having an open mind about their culture.

That's all for now and do send me an update about your plans.

Good luck! 

Learn More About Seminar Series: Special Education

In less than 3 hours from now, I will be speaking in front of some 30 or more individuals interested to know more about special education. I have checked the preparation made by my wife and her staff at Claire Dandan Events and they did a great job in creating an a cozy venue out of the The Children's Library.

I did a trial presentation with some volunteers from the library and everything went smooth and perfect. I hope to see all of you there and share with me an afternoon of special education overview of the overlooked issues.

Here is a copy of my introduction for this afternoon:

Learn More About: Special Education

Francis A. Buenaventura

B.S. Occupational Therapy, M.A. Special Education (candidate)

Introduction

Special education has always been a part of my life. Having a brother with special needs gave me the chance to see the world of special education up close and personal. It was hard, it was difficult and it was embarrassing. It wasn’t easy but with God’s blessings and continuous guidance, we made it. The role my parents took and the responsibilities they had as a parent of a child with special needs was critical but they were up for the challenge, they were ready.

The Special Education we all know of now is very different from what was written in the books two or three decades ago or even more. At the turn of the 19^th century, special education meant children will have to go to a special school where they are segregated from the “normal dudes”. The social stigma of having a family member with special needs was way too heavy a burden that most of these kids are tucked away, hidden from the view of the outside world.

In the 80’s the world of education changed its course of direction. With the enactment of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) of the US Government, children with special needs in the United States were given the chance to go through the “normalization” process.

With this, the educational leaders of our country learned a lot from the system. Slowly, we changed our organizational structures, we shifted our views from an “embarrassing” to the “normal” state and we embraced and accepted Students and Children of All Abilities. Thus, opening the what-was once- hidden world of special education to everyone.

When the needs were laid out and brought into the open, we soon found every turn and breaks to be a major difficulty. There weren’t any law or global proclamations to guide governments to help these children. From the leaders to the practitioners of special education, we were lost.

 

That was thirty years ago.

Today, children with special needs are accepted into society.  Advocacy groups can be found in almost all major institutions. The internet did not forget and helped in the information dissemination of the special needs. Non-government agencies are set up to safeguard the rights of each person with special needs. UN Proclamations, Philippine Constitution and Republic Acts are there to promote equality among everyone.

But do we really know these? Can we quote the rationale of the SpEd programs in our schools if one non-special needs parent requests for the pull-out of the special child in the regular classroom?

Do we know how much children with special needs are enrolled in the Philippines? What are the 3 guiding principles of an Inclusive Education? Where did we get the terms Gifted and Talented and what does that mean?

As a teacher, what’s the use of all these?

As a member of the town council, what can we do to promote this?

As a parent, what are the rights of your child with special needs?

As an administrator of your school, what can you do to protect both your school and your students in relation to special education issues?

As a mall operator, or a business organization, are you aware of the laws pertaining to the sector of our society?

Today, I will to give you an overview of the overlooked areas and issues in special education. An overview with a bite and hopefully a positive overload!

Let us exchange ideas and learn from each other.  Just sit back, relax, enjoy the  afternoon and celebrate life!

See you there!

Tourism in the Province of Cavite

The Province of Cavite proudly calls itself Historic and rightly so! Let's check this one out:

Long known to be a picturesque province, Cavite is a land blessed with a galore of natural wonders, making it gleaming and a perfect place for a memorable eco-holiday. The province boasts some of its most superb mountains, cave and falls which can truly fascinate its numerous visitors. Natural wonders in Cavite are mostly found in the upland areas such as Tagaytay Ridge, Cabag Cave in Maragondon, Balite Falls in Amadeo, Malibiclibic Falls in General Aguinaldo-Magallanes border and Mts. Palay-Palay and Mataas na Gulod National Park in Ternate and Maragondon. Meanwhile, a number of historical and religious sites are also located in province, which have defined significant events and have illustrated human creativity and cultural traditions. Each site tells its own distinctive story. Some of these sites are sacred and some are commemorating battlefields. More importantly, all of these places have contributed a sense of time, identity, and place to our understanding of Cavite as a whole.
Tourism Nodal Points

As a premiere tourist destination where variety of attractions and entertainment facilities are available, Cavite’s four (4) cities and nineteen (19) municipalities are clustered into three tourism nodal points for the particular interests of visitors belonging to different market segments:

1. Tagaytay – Upland Area is famous for natural tourist attractions and is conducive for meditating, sight-seeing, picnicking, and other countryside activities

2. Ternate-Corregidor- Naic- Maragondon Area is popularly attractive because of the presence of world-class beach resorts complementing the area’s historical attractions

3. Kawit-Cavite City Area, Cavite’s focal point for the pieces of rich historical legacies the great Caviteño forefathers gave for the birth of Philippine Independence.

And the real reason for my post here is the announcement slash invitation I have from Cavite Provincial Board Tourism Inc.  :

Greetings!

 CAVITE PROVINCIAL TOURISM BOARD (CPTBI) sincerely invites you to visit the Tourism Trade Fair today Sept. 17 – 19, 2010 at Summit Ridge Promenade, Tagaytay City as a part of our Tourism Month Celebration this is also to inform you and all CAVITE TOURISM STAKEHOLDERS and Cavite LGU’s Tourism that CAVITE PROVINCIAL TOURISM BOARD (CPTBI) is now accepting membership, the printable soft copy of the membership form of CPTBI is attached in this email.

     Tourism Month Celebration

Tourism  Trade Fair

        September 17-19, 2010

          Summit Ridge Promenade, Tagaytay City

       Skills Training Program ( Reception & Tour Guiding Techniques )

September 22-24, 2010

DAP Tagaytay City

2^nd Familiarization Tour

Cavite Heritage & Tourism Cites

September 28, 2010

        Mt. Pico de Loro Adventure & Fun Hike

September 30, 2010

(deatil of the Tourism Month Celebration call: Liberty Herrera - 09175010764)

Thank You Very Much!!!

Cavite Provincial Tourism Board

www.cavitetourismboard.org

Very interesting!

Unwritten Story of the IEP Process in the Philippines

CANCELLED :

I have received a letter from one of the students of St. Schoalstica's College-Manila inviting me to be among the resource speakers in their upcoming class project: Seminar about "IEP in the Philippine Setting".

Details below: 

Date: September 24, 2010

Time: 8:00-11:00AM or 9:00-12:00NN

Venue: St. Scholastica’s College-Manila (St. Erhentrudis Hall)

I'll be sharing the podium with 2 other speakers, a parent of a child with special needs and another special education teacher. Although in the letter I was told I can choose whichever topic I want, I feel like giving a talk on IEP: What they don't tell us in schools and what we go through in practice.

See you there!

List of DepEd Recognized Special Schools

We found a document that lists all the DepEd recognized special schools in the Philippines. It's a bit outdated but for sure these are still in operation as of today, it is the newer ones that are not included in the list most probably. So if you are a parent of a special child, a teacher student looking for a special school or a specialist searching for one, here is the List of Special Schools in the Philippines:

List of Special Schools in RP

G-Star Raw World Chess Challenge

Magnus Carlsen, the world's Number 1 chess player is taking on the G-Star World Chess Challenge on Friday, September 10, 2010 at the Cooper Square Hotel, New York City. Liv Tyler, another endorser of G-Star products will crown the winner of this match.




Here is the press release:

A global chess competition: The RAW World Chess Challenge. Chess icon Garry Kasparov will participate as the official ambassador of this world-wide challenge. Everyone in the world is invited to play Magnus Carlsen, the no.1 chess player in the world and G-Star’s new Fall/Winter 2010 advertising campaign model, together at once, live on the internet.

Although Magnus currently is the no.1 ranked chess player (the youngest ever), he is not the ruling World Chess Champion. The RAW World Chess Challenge is offering Magnus the opportunity to prove that he truly is the world’s best chess player… but only if he can beat the entire world first! More information on the RAW World Chess Challenge can be found on: g-star.com/rawchess

MORE: The RAW World Chess Challenge gives chess players around the world the opportunity to beat Magnus at his own game during this online game of chess. Three Chess Grandmasters, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave from France, Hikaru Nakamura from the United States and Judit Polgár from Hungary, will suggest a move each to the registered public. The public can vote online for their favorite move to be played against Magnus.

RAW World Chess Challenge & UNMC Partnership

G-Star founded the GSRD foundation in 2007 to make a valuable contribution to the development and economic independence of people in order to improve their situation by supporting projects to educate children and support entrepreneurs. In 2008 G-Star teamed up as a partner of the United Nations Millennium Campaign to jointly raise awareness for the eight Millennium Development Goals to which the GSRD foundation’s goals are closely linked. With the RAW World Chess Challenge, G-Star would like to get children involved in playing chess and stimulate them to use their brains. By these means, G-Star and the UNMC raise awareness for the Millennium Development Goals, and especially MDG number two: Achieve Universal Primary Education.

G-Star RAW. Just the Product.

 Now that's chess in the mainstream culture!

Mayweather Racist Remarks Against Filipinos

And here is the YouTube video of Floyd Mayweather Jr. talking thrash about Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao and the Filipinos:



What were the words uttered that you caught?

Midgets, Sushi, Rice, Nike, Reebok, Manny, cook with cats and dogs.

I wonder how the people of Reebok Shoes would take this racism from their supposedly good endorser and that Nike paid less for more time.

Boycott Reebok for having an endorser named Floyd Mayweather Jr. who lashes out at Filipinos inherent characteristics.

Why don't you fight Manny Pacquiao inside the boxing ring instead? You can't even take on the fight against Manny and now you are taking the fight against the Filipinos all over the world?

The National Federation of Filipino American Associations or NFFAA condemns Floyd "The Gay" Mayweather Jr. 

September 2010 Medical Technologist PRC Board Exam Results

The Professional Regulation Commission has released the September 2010 Medical Technologist Engineer Board Exam Results as PRC announced that 910 out of 1,278 passed the Medical Technologist Licensure Examination given by the Board of Medical Technology in Manila, Baguio, Cebu and Davao on September 2010.

The members of the Board of Medical Technology who gave the licensure examination are Dr. Marietta C. Baccay, Chairman; Ms. Marilyn R. Atienza and Ms. Marian M. Tantingco, Members.


Here is the Result of Top 10 Medical Technologist Examination.

Registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will start on Tuesday, September 14, 2010 but not later than September 20, 2010. Those who will register are required to bring the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, current Community Tax Certificate (cedula), 2 pieces passport size picture (colored with white background and complete name tag), 1 piece 1” x 1” picture (colored with white background and complete name tag), 2 sets of metered documentary stamps, and 1 short brown envelope with name and profession; and to pay the Initial Registration Fee of P600 and Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2010-2013. Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals.

The oathtaking ceremony of the successful examinees in the said examination as well as the previous ones who have not taken their Oath of Professional will be held before the Board on Sunday, October 3, 2010 at 1:00 o’clock in the afternoon at the Fiesta Pavilion of the Manila Hotel, One Rizal Park, Manila. Deadline for the buying of tickets for the oathtaking will be on September 24, 2010.

Registration for membership with the Philippine Association of Medical Technologists, Inc. (PAMET) will start on Tuesday, September 14, 2010.



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152 BULACLAC, PAMELA ANDREA BALAGTAS
153 BUNNAG, ERENE FAITH DINULUNG
154 BURCE, CHRISTOPHER REY BALLON
155 BURGOS, RITZE HERNAEZ
156 CABANALAN, AIZA MARIE SABIDO
157 CABANG, JOSEFA JOVITA JEANILYN BAYAN
158 CABARLES, MARIA VINNA DE LOS REYES
159 CABELLON, FARRAH GIZZLE SODOSO
160 CABILAO, STEPHANIE MAE RODRIGUEZ
161 CABISCUELAS, CHARIZ MONICA ANIS
162 CABRA, MA CONCEPCION LAURENTE
163 CABREROS, DANE LOUIE DARIA
164 CABUHAYAN, JEFFREY GARCIA
165 CACCAM, GODFREY DIN
166 CACHUELA, REA MENIEL
167 CADELIÑA, DANIEL JR DELA CRUZ
168 CADIENTE, ERYLLE PRIEGO
169 CADIZ, MELANIE ANN VILLAFLORES
170 CAJES, KRISTEL MARIE SUAREZ
171 CALDERON, BEA MERCEDE ATUPAN
172 CALIGAYAHAN, MARIAN TROPICO
173 CALILUNG, AYESAH MARIE PASICOLAN
174 CAMELLO, JOANNE FAITH RABOR
175 CANALES, MICHAEL ALLAN DUMAGUIT
176 CANLAPAN, RUSSELL MAE SILVA
177 CANLAS, FRANCIS ADRIAN ANGELES
178 CANTILA, MIR OLIVET UDAL
179 CAPOCYAN, RODOLFO BAYAN DRIO
180 CARACENA, FLYNN ANNE MANGILIMOTAN
181 CARBAJOSA, SETRINA GRACE MOZO
182 CARINGAL, MARY ANN ESTER NAVA
183 CARIÑO, IRENE RAY CASTRO
184 CARLOS, SANDRA KATHRINA CERVANTES
185 CARMONA, JERICHO MIRANDA
186 CARPIO, DIANA BALANAY
187 CASASOLA, DANILO II KHO
188 CASIL, CHARISSE DALOGDUGAN
189 CASTILLO, CHRISTINE MARY GUEVARRA
190 CASTRO, MARIA KATERINA PASCUAL
191 CATABAY, CZARINA CAMBA
192 CATAGGATAN, IMEE DELA CRUZ
193 CATALIG, JILL THEA MENDOZA
194 CATBAGAN, MARIE LUCIENNE DE GUZMAN
195 CATIGAN, ANGIERICA MICHELLE NILLO
196 CATLI, NERIZZA JAY PACNIS
197 CAUSING, ARC JOHN GUILLAMAS
198 CAYABAN, KATHERINE MENDOZA
199 CAÑO, IRIS TIAD
200 CELIS, CASSANDRA ALLISON TAN
201 CERO, CECILE JORJA RANARA
202 CESISTA, MARK ELI MUHI
203 CHEN, BEVERLY AMPIE LIM
204 CHOMI, LEO PAUL LEE
205 CHUA, CATHERINE ANNE TEJADA
206 CHUA, MILLER ENG-AN SY
207 CHUA, RODIN BUTCH BUTANAS
208 CHUAHIONG, YVONNE CAMILLE MARIE DU
209 CIPRIANO, MARIA THERESA ANTONIO
210 CO, FATIMA HERNANDEZ
211 CO, IRISH MAY GALICIA
212 COLLADO, SHAINE GUEVARRA
213 COMACASAR, HASBIAH SALIC
214 CONTAD, DAVID II CASTRO
215 CORALDE, CRISTINA DACUTANAN
216 CORDERO, SHERMAINE AGGABAO
217 COROLLO, JEMIMAH DALION
218 CORONADO, TAMERLANE DINO
219 CORRAL, MARIA CRISPINA CU
220 CORTES, MARIE CARMELLE ALEXIS GICO
221 CORTEZANO, JOHN PAUL EVANGELISTA
222 CRISTOBAL, MARY ANTHONETTE ADONAY
223 CRUZ, GRETCHEN MAE YBAÑEZ
224 CRUZ, JAMIELYNN ANNE FAJARDO
225 CRUZ, LARA LUISA BARCELONA
226 CRUZ, PAUL DYLAN TIMBANG
227 CRUZ, RIZZA MAE GONZALES
228 CRUZ, SHELYNE ROSE SORIANO
229 CU, MARIGOLD APRIL DASALLA
230 CU, NERYL KATHREEN BERNARDINO
231 CUA, JACQUELINE TIAMZON
232 CUBALAN, ADRIAN IAN DANO
233 CUENO, CRISTINE JOYCE BONGAR
234 CUNANAN, ERIKA SHANE PANGILINAN
235 CUSTODIO, AGNES LEMENCE
236 DAGA, CHONA MAE ABELIDO
237 DAGONDON, CHERRY ANN CAJES
238 DAGUINOD, JENNIFER ROSALDO
239 DAHILAN, KAREN GUCE
240 DALAUIDAO, MARION GIL FAYTAREN
241 DALDE, RAYNER ROCA
242 DANIGOY, ANIMEE FERN BUTIHEN
243 DANTES, RIA NADETTE ALENTIOJO
244 DAOS, CATHERINE FAYE VALDEZ
245 DATU-DACULA, ANIZA JAEN
246 DAVID, ANA CONCEPCION YUMUL
247 DAVID, MICHAEL JEAN LAXA
248 DAVID, MICHAEL JOHN HIZON
249 DE GUZMAN, CHERRIE QUINTO
250 DE GUZMAN, JAIMIE FLEUR BALUYOT

251 DE GUZMAN, JIRAH JOY ROSAS
252 DE GUZMAN, LEA JUNN UY
253 DE GUZMAN, PATRICIA ANN SARABIA
254 DE JESUS, KRISTIANE JANE CORTES
255 DE JUAN, OJEE PEN
256 DE LA CRUZ, JAMES ARANCON
257 DE LA CRUZ, LALAINE RAMOS
258 DE LEON, CAREN MAGANA
259 DE LEON, KIM ANDREW SIBUG
260 DE LEON, LILY ANN MANUAL
261 DE LEON, LINDSEY ESPIRITU
262 DE LEON, WILMA NANQUIL
263 DE REAL, DAISY BALLESTEROS
264 DE VERA, GAMALIEL ISSAMAR SANTIAGO
265 DE VILLA, DIANE FRANCINE MATANGUIHAN
266 DEAÑO, IVANHOE BAES
267 DECINA, DEVONA IDA ILUSTRISIMO
268 DEGOMA, CHRISTIA LEA CAMACHO
269 DEL MUNDO, DIANAH MENDOZA
270 DEL ROSARIO, GHERILYN DUMAWA
271 DEL SOCORRO, ALVIN JOHN SANO
272 DELA CRUZ, CATHLEEN MAY JACOBE
273 DELA CRUZ, JAN DIO MIGUEL BALIWAG
274 DELA CRUZ, JOANNA MARIE MARAGGUN
275 DELA CRUZ, JOY DIANE ATIJERA
276 DELA CRUZ, KENJI ANDO
277 DELA CRUZ, LYNNETH ANTEJENDRA
278 DELA CRUZ, MARIE ELIZABETH PUNZALAN
279 DELA ROSA, MARIGOLD BIERNEZA
280 DELA TIÑA, KHRYSTYNN PEARL AGUILOS
281 DELEGA, MARY JANE MAMAUAG
282 DELOS REYES, CHONA JOY ABUCEJO
283 DELOS REYES, RANCY SHINY MARQUESES
284 DELOS REYES, SHIELA MARIE CACAO
285 DELOS SANTOS, JANUAREE EMOCLING
286 DEMONTAÑO, CHERRY ROSE PACIFICO
287 DEMOT, BERLYN ALVAREZ
288 DESTURA, KENNETH JOEL SUMILHIG
289 DETOSIL, FRANKIE DEO CABIJE
290 DEVILLERES, MARIA VASMA TIBAY
291 DEYPALUBOS, JOANNA GULANE
292 DEZA, JONAHDEL ARIEM
293 DIAZ, CHRISTIAN JORDAN AALA
294 DIAZ, HANNY FRENZE SIBAYAN
295 DICHOSO, CAMILLE DAROYA
296 DIGOL, JAMES WILSON EUFEMIA
297 DILLA, KEN LORENZ SAMBILAY
298 DIMACALI, GILBERT BUNGAY
299 DIMACULANGAN, MAIDY RAMOS
300 DIMAPORO, SAJIDKHAN USODAN
301 DIMATATAC, CHERRY MAY SISIT
302 DIMSON, FRANCIS SEKI
303 DINGDING, FAMELA MAY BAYQUIN
304 DIOMANO, CENA MARIE OJASTRO
305 DISTRITO, JEAN SHAREN DERECHO
306 DIZON, MICHAEL JEFFREY
307 DIÑOZO, MARK EVAN ANGKAHAN
308 DOLORITO, JOHN ANGELO MORAGA
309 DOMINGO, NORBERT DRUSTAN PUA
310 DOMINGO, RAPHAEL ROMANO TORRES
311 DOMINGO, TRIXIA MARIE BOLUSAN
312 DONASCO, HENRIETTE MAY LAZARO
313 DONESA, LEIVY BALUBAL
314 DORIA, KRISTINA QUIMORA
315 DOROMAL, MIKAELA ANGELA
316 DUCLAYAN, MAYVELYN NICOLAS
317 DUROPAN, HENNAH BANGOT
318 EBALO, CHARMANE ANN ESCALANTE
319 ECHEVARRIA, MARIA CARMINA TANDUG
320 EDCHAMAG, TIFFANYGAIL WADWADAN
321 EDIZA, VANESSA SONOTA
322 EDRIAL, FELMARIAE JOY VALENCIA
323 ELAMPARO, BRYAN JEROME PARADEZA
324 ELIVERA, KARL DALE TAN
325 EMPIL, JENNYLEN PILO
326 ENRIQUEZ, TYRON VINCENT PABUSTAN
327 ENTRAMPAS, LESLEY AHNNE VILLEGAS
328 ERFE, JEANNE MARIE ERFE
329 ESCOBAR, KAREN KRISTA MASIGLAT
330 ESCOTE, JOYCE PALITOG
331 ESPAÑOSA, MICHELLE BUCO
332 ESPEDIDO, JONALYN CADAO
333 ESPERANZA, JUSTINE PAULETTE HERRERA
334 ESPINO, RENARD ALVINN RAYMUNDO
335 ESPINOSA, JOHN PAUL JINON
336 ESPIRITU, MARIA KRIZ DAYAG
337 ESPLANA, SARAH MARIE DANAO
338 ESTACIO, CYRUZ HALILI
339 ESTAL, KARISSA JOY DULAY
340 ESTERNON, BAMBI JANE LAVADIA
341 ESTRABO, RACHEL EVANGELISTA
342 ESTRADA, CRYSTAL AMIEL MACEDA
343 EVA, RODRIGO JON BANDALAN
344 EVANGELISTA, CYNTHIA CASANOVA
345 EVANGELISTA, NORINE COSTES
346 FABRO, RIO ROSE LAQUIAN
347 FABROS, KARL CHRISTIAN MANALIGOD
348 FABROS, KATHERINE RACAZA
349 FAMISAN, MARGARETH ENRIQUEZ
350 FAMORCAN, HANNAEL MATIAS

351 FANUÑAL, JANEPHIL CALAPARDO
352 FELIPE, JUAN FRANCO SALAZAR
353 FELIX, JENEKEIN FRONDA
354 FERNANDEZ, STEPHEN RAY SY
355 FERRARIZ, MAURICE JHUN III DEQUITO
356 FERRER, MAZELLE VISMONTE
357 FERROLINO, DARWIN OMAÑA
358 FIDER, VIVEN LORENZ ILAGAN
359 FLORES, ANN ALEXYS CASTRO
360 FLORES, MARK LESTER PANAGAN
361 FONTANILLA, MA ELIZABETH FORONDA
362 FORMALEJO, CRIS JOHN PACURSA
363 FORTIN, JEASCON TANTAY
364 GABIA, MIKKA CANUEL
365 GABRAL, AUBREY LOU SANTIAGO
366 GABUAT, RONNIE ANTOLIN
367 GABURNO, CHERRIE LYN BALINGIT
368 GACASAN, APRIL MARIE ALIÑO
369 GACASIN, CAMILLE ALIÑO
370 GALANTO, ZENNETH DE LA CRUZ
371 GALINATO, JOEL JOHN ALCANTARA
372 GALIZA, ELLEN AQUINO
373 GALLINERO, SERREN LOR VILLARAZA
374 GAMATERO, RHEA TRINIDAD BITENG
375 GAMBOA, JO ANN MARIE TUBIGAN
376 GANADEN, MA LIZSA CABALTICA
377 GANGANI, ALDER NOEL YEE
378 GANNABAN, JAIME II ESTA
379 GARCIA, ELEANOR FAITH ENRIQUEZ
380 GARCIA, GRETONY FAUSTINE ESPIRITU
381 GARCIA, JACK PAUL VINLUAN
382 GARCIA, KATHERINE SUZANNE JURISPRUDENCIA
383 GARCIA, MARIA RAYCHEL SONGCO
384 GARGOLES, LIEZEL GARINGO
385 GASPAR, REYNA MARIE MULETA
386 GATAPIA, JERCILYN MAHIDLAWON
387 GATDULA, FRANCIS JAMES BAPTISTA
388 GATMAITAN, DONNA DEE
389 GELACIO, AMYNETTE AGUSTIN
390 GERON, BERNICE CATIBOG
391 GERONIMO, EUGILLE ELECCION
392 GLIPO, RHEA CHRIZALIZ ZAÑO
393 GLOVASA, ELOISA ALAGON
394 GOLIPATAN, DEBBIE LYN GOLILAO
395 GONZAGA, RONA MAYE GUBATAYAO
396 GONZALES, EDLYN JOY AQUINDE
397 GONZALES, KHARLO MIKHAIL ILDEFONSO
398 GONZALES, KRISTINE NIKITA LEAGUE
399 GONZALES, RICHELLE CRUZ
400 GOTAMCO, CAMILLE LAZARO

401 GOTOHIO, MICHELLE LIM
402 GRAN, RANDY FIDELIS
403 GRECIA, SHEENA JEAN DULLA
404 GREGORI, MICHAEL TUMBOKON
405 GREGORIO, MERRY GRACE MERCADO
406 GRIFFIS, MADELINE MAGALLANO
407 GRUEZO, ANNETH CHRISTINE LAT
408 GUANLAO, JOSEPH ISRAEL RULL
409 GUARINO, GLADIES EJUDO
410 GUARNES, MA MICHELLE ARDINAZO
411 GUAY, LOVELY SHANE
412 GUCABAN, ROSARY JUDIELLE SAMONTE
413 GUEVARA, NIKAELLE FRANCISCO
414 GUIAS, KRIZZA GAYLE MAG-USARA
415 GUILLERGAN, GREEN APPLE PLAGA
416 GUINODEN, REYNALYN ALUYEN
417 GUPITA, MAYGIE TENEFRANCIA
418 GUSTILO, SHELLA MAE BEGAS
419 GUTIERREZ, RUSSELL QUINTO
420 HAZ, DENISSE CRUZ
421 HEREDIA, GENEVIVE AGUSTINES
422 HERNAEZ, MARY GRACE TOLENTINO
423 HERNANDEZ, ANNA MARICAR SANTOS
424 HERNANDEZ, GINO MARCO LIPANA
425 HERNANDEZ, MARK AMOS LAZO
426 HIDALGO, PAOLO MARTIN HERNANDEZ
427 HIZO, KRISTOPHER JOHN PUBLICO
428 HUNG, HAZEL JOY MORASCALLO
429 IBRAHEM, RASHID TUGO
430 IGNACIO, JOSEPHINE GO
431 IGNACIO, SHIENNA DE LA CRUZ
432 ILAGAN, JAY ANDREW PASCUAL
433 IMPERIAL, CLARISSE MAY REYES
434 INCIONG, MARIA ROCELYN ESTERON
435 INONCILLO, SAMANTHA KARLA DE VERA
436 ISUGA, MARY ANN BARBOSA
437 JABADAN, JHONNA VALIENTE
438 JADUCANA, CARLA MARIE BARON
439 JALLORINA, GLENDA LUISA DESLATE
440 JANAS, JINGGLE CABATO-AN
441 JANDA, JOAN SIGRID YUMANG
442 JAPSON, SHIRLY MIRA
443 JARAYA, AGNES MENDOZA
444 JARDINAN, APRIL ROSE ESPIRITU
445 JARO, HANNAH DOMINIQUE LABORTE
446 JAVIER, CHRISTINE CHONA GRACE FONTELO
447 JAVIER, JULIE ANN ALMAZAN
448 JAVIER, MARIA JANE ELLISE SUÑGA
449 JIKIRI, ABDULMUIN JUMA
450 JIMENEZ, JENNY REYES

451 JOAQUIN, HAGGAI LUMAS-E
452 JOLINDON, LIZ PRADO
453 JONATAS, ROSE ANN SANTIAGO
454 JORGE, JENINA JOY ENRIQUEZ
455 JUELE, NELLIE MARIE MAGBANUA
456 JUGANAS, JEANALYN DOMINGO
457 JUGANAS, MA KATRINA PASCUAL
458 JUMAYAO, MAE ANNE DEL OESTE
459 JUSI, IVY JOY GUTIERREZ
460 JUSTO, KATHLEEN KAYE PAGUIRIGAN
461 KABIGTING, JESUS JR PEREZ
462 KALAW, FRITZ GERALD PAGUILIGAN
463 KO, AIZELLE MARIE BERNARDO
464 KOH, ANELISA TARGA
465 KONG, MARJORIE LEANNA ALABATA
466 KURAIS, RAISSA ANN SAAVEDRA
467 LACANDILI, MARIA MONICA CLEOPAS
468 LACANDULA, LEA BIGCAS
469 LAGOTANG, JO-ANNE TRECHO
470 LANDERO, RHUBILYN LAGOD
471 LANDICHO, ESTELLA ORTIZ
472 LANGIT, MYRAVI CAGUIOA
473 LAO, BRYAN CHRISTOPHER CO
474 LAPAT, CLEOFE QUINTO
475 LARDIZABAL, QUENNIE ABEJON
476 LARRAZABAL, XANDRA RAE CON-UI
477 LASQUERO, EUNICH URU
478 LATORRE, ROSE ANN CUENCA
479 LAUDE, RAMEL DELA SERNA
480 LAURETA, MAGIE GALBIS
481 LAXA, KELLY SHAYE LOUISE GARCIA
482 LAZARO, CARINA CLAMOR
483 LAZATIN, JESSAMYN GALANG
484 LEGASPI, RONALYN GUTIERREZ
485 LEONARDO, DIA ROWENA GALURA
486 LERA, JOY JOBELLE MAULION
487 LIAO, MARIA JOSEPHINE GESITE
488 LIBRES, CAMILLA ESCORDIAL
489 LIM, AIYANA MICHIKO JUECO
490 LIM, ALYSSA VENCY DAEL
491 LIM, ANNE KIMBERLY KHO
492 LIM, JED JOSHUA SINGSON
493 LIM, JULETY CHONG
494 LIM, LOVELY APRIL POYOS
495 LIM ANG, HANELENE SHERBY CHUA
496 LIMOS, EDITH CATALON
497 LINATOC, ROVIE ANNE CUENCA
498 LINGON, FATIMA ANGELICA LIBIRAN
499 LIPAGO, KIMBERLIE SIBAL
500 LIPARANON, AILEEN JOY LAURETA
501 LIZARDO, JENNY ROSE ADELANTAR
502 LLANES, DARWIN ADAYA
503 LLANOS, ROSA JEA APURADO
504 LOBRIZA, JONATHAN GANZON
505 LOFRANCO, JOVENCIO MEJIAS
506 LOPEZ, ANN FRANCES RABINA
507 LORENZO, LAILA MAYAO
508 LUCAS, DJHOANNA TECSON
509 LUCAS, WENDY DELOS SANTOS
510 LUCEÑARA, VINCENT BORDALBA
511 LUCMAN, ALIFA DANYA DATUHARON
512 LUGO, HORMISDA TANDAYU
513 LUNA, JOSE MARIO MUSNIT
514 MABABAYA, NOMAYRI ABDULWAHAB
515 MABAZZA, PRINCESS DE LOS SANTOS
516 MACABINGUIL, NEOME MONTECIRIN
517 MACACUA, JANALYN FABREA
518 MACARAEG, TITA CAYABYAB
519 MACASAQUIT, MARFELE QUIANO
520 MACASIO, MARK GIDEON SALAS
521 MADAYAG, DJAMAFE AUREEN MICHELLE SOTTO
522 MADERA, JULIFE LUIB
523 MADERA, MONICA KRISTINE LIN
524 MADERAL, CHERRUBIN MAIQUEZ
525 MADRES, BETTY LYN CALAR
526 MAGISTRADO, NIKKO ANDREW TUCIO
527 MAGTIBAY, KIM GABRIEL TABIA
528 MAGTOTO, KRISTINE KRETEL ELAGIO
529 MAHUSAY, ADORA JOEISSE ROZAL
530 MAISLING, IVY MARIE DINOPOL
531 MAJADILLAS, AIDALOR BERJA
532 MALABAG, GAY CARLA METRILLO
533 MALACAMAN, GEN-AMMIE LOZADA
534 MALACAMAN, MITHZIE JOY LORENZO
535 MALANAO, RYAN KING RODRIGUEZ
536 MALIWAT, MARICRIS BALAGAT
537 MANALASTAS, VERONIKKA MARIA PARAOAN
538 MANALILI, JOHN LOUIE OLACO
539 MANALO, ANN PAULETTE SAN ANTONIO
540 MANALO, GRACIEL SANTIAGO
541 MANALO, JANDERRECK LANE GARCIA
542 MANALUS, ROXANNE SANTOS
543 MANARANG, MARIXIE ANN QUIAZON
544 MANGALUS, MARDY CATILAGO
545 MANGROBANG, HELEN MAE PAGUIO
546 MANGUBAT, ANNE MARGARETTE AQUINO
547 MANLUYANG, BRIAN SAEL
548 MANSUBRE, JAKE EDWARD ESPADILLA
549 MANTILLA, MARIE AIVA EUNICE ESCALERA
550 MANUEL, EDGAR JR MATEO

551 MANUEL, MARIANE REGINA IGNACIO
552 MANUEL, SHIELA-ANN LUNA
553 MAPOY, MARIA LAARNI MENDOZA
554 MARANAN, LENY MENDOZA
555 MARASIGAN, ANNE CLARISSE MAE GUERRA
556 MARCELINO, ARTURO JR TORRECHANTE
557 MARIANO, KAREN BITANG
558 MARIANO, MA NAZARENE JOY ENDOZO
559 MARQUEZ, ALEXIS NAVARRO
560 MARQUEZ, DONNIL CUETO
561 MARQUEZ, ELIZABETH CHUA
562 MARQUEZ, ROSHELLE GILLANG
563 MARQUEZ, SUZANNE MICHELLE PURITA CUYASEN
564 MARQUINEZ, REGINE MAY AGAWIN
565 MARTIN, JONIE GRETHEL MOISES
566 MARTIN, MARJORIE ANNE BAUTISTA
567 MATIENZO, MARIANNE AMANTE
568 MATUTINA, KEITH ADELINO
569 MAYACO, RANDOLPH PATRICK II PUL-OC
570 MAÑIBO, CHERREELYNN HERNANDEZ
571 MAÑOSA, JOYCE ANNE HIPOLITO
572 MECIJA, JOAN MARIE SANTOS
573 MEDALLO, CARLETON ROSELLO
574 MEJIA, GILBERT II PALMA
575 MELENDRES, MA CRISTINA SYBYL FUTAD
576 MENDOZA, CHRISTOPER VILLABROZA
577 MENDOZA, RIEL CAMILLE SIBAL
578 MERCADO, RICHARD GICO
579 MERINO, GLADYS GLYN ADLAWAN
580 MESA, MICHELLE ANGELICA TORREBLANCA
581 MESINA, LESLIE SHAYNE LEONARDO
582 MESINA, MARYNELLE FLORENDO
583 MIGRASO, MARIA KRISTINA FABIENNE EDIOMA
584 MILLORA, ISABELITA DEL ROSARIO
585 MINGOA, PAULINE MARIE MENOR
586 MINSUAREZ, IRENE QUISIL
587 MISTERIO, JESTON MARC DEL ROSARIO
588 MOBIDO, ROCHEL MAGCULANG
589 MOLO, GAUDIOSO IV BELLEZA
590 MONDIA, SHAIDER FAULAN
591 MONEGRO, MAE HANZELLE CAGUING
592 MONTAOS, MA PAULINA DOREEN CRUZ
593 MONTEREY, LEAFIL SOLANO
594 MORAN, RHEA MALOU AMANCIO
595 MORANTE, JIFER ASTOR
596 MORDENO, QUEEN GESA TAMAYO
597 MORELOS, MARA LIZASO
598 MORENO, GAMALIEL GOMEZ
599 MORESCO, DAWN ORDINARIO
600 MUEGA, GRETCHEN ASPERA
601 MUNAR, MAILEEN TIU
602 MUSTAPHA, FAIZAH MAMAO
603 MUYCO, ALEXIE CORELLE AMUNATEGUI
604 MUÑOZ, GARRET SAMSON
605 MUÑOZ, GRACE ANN LAPPAY
606 NACPIL, GEMMA ERIKA BAUTISTA
607 NAGA, ALIYAH ALA
608 NAIG, JUNE ROSE AREVALO
609 NALLOS, JAN FREDRITZ YANSON
610 NALUS, LORD MAGNA EMILLE JORDAN
611 NAQUINES, LIEZL GALO
612 NATIOLA, NICOLE GRANADO
613 NAVARRO, MARIA FE PANGANIBAN
614 NAYBE, VIVIAN PENERA
615 NERVES, ALANA RAE BARJA
616 NG, JEREMY CHI
617 NG, XAVIER WILMER PUA
618 NG TSAI, ERIKA JOY ROSTATA
619 NGO, JERELLE AUSTIN CHUA
620 NGOCHUA, VANESSA KATHLEEN ESCALONA
621 NICER, STEFI DIANNE CLAUDIO
622 NIDOY, MARRY ANN CONCON
623 NIETO, ZALDEE DE VERA
624 NIPALES, WARLEY DE ASIS
625 NITRO, JAYCEL ANN VELASQUEZ
626 NOFUENTE, MERRY EVE TEJERO
627 OBENA, JOANNE PANUGAN
628 OCAMPO, JANE CLAUDE GARCIA
629 OCAMPO, JANELLE GUEVARA
630 OCAMPO, JENNY ANN PAJE
631 OCHOCO, GERARD EASTDON TRUADIO DALES
632 OFTANA, JAZEL ESCALERA
633 OH PIMENTEL, CESIRLYN-MARIE UY
634 OLEGARIO, ANDRE ANGELICA PIZARIO
635 ONG, ALLAN FRANCISCO OCAMPO
636 ONG, JAY MARK ZAPANTA
637 ONG, LUDY KAE MELCHOR
638 ONG, NICODEMUS LIM
639 ORAIN, EDWARD PAUL PRADES
640 ORAIS, ADONIS VINCENT BRIONES
641 ORDIALES, AILA KRISTINA TAYSA
642 OREJUDOS, NOEL VERNON COROS
643 ORTALIZ, LEVEN LYNDEL BAUTISTA
644 ORTEGA, J LORRAINE CABIDOG
645 ORTEGA, ROZELYN SANTOS
646 OSORIO, PINKY GRACE UY
647 PABLO, JOHN PAUL UBALDO
648 PACALUNDO, OMMAR TAMPUS
649 PACLIBAR, DIVINE GRACE BAQUILAR
650 PADIT, REHANA FENELLA CABALLEGAN

651 PADRIQUEL, LYRA MARIE FERRER
652 PADUGA, EUNICE TENEFRANCIA
653 PAGALILAUAN, EDITHA MAGUDDAYAO
654 PAGAR, RICHELLIE DUMAPLIN
655 PAISAL, SALIHA MUTIA
656 PAJE, MA JENNA DE LEON
657 PALACIOS, CRIS ANTHONY PAET
658 PALALA, AMAL RADIA
659 PALASIGUE, FLORIVY MADUCDOC
660 PALMAIRA, MAY ARGENICA BENEDICTO
661 PALO, RICARDO JR DULAY
662 PALOS, REGINA JOIE QUINTERO
663 PAMITTAN, TRICIA WELLA MALLO
664 PANGAN, KIMBERLY ANNE MANIO
665 PANGILAN, OPHALYN SARAEL
666 PANGILINAN, CHRIS BUGAWISAN
667 PANGILINAN, MARIA CHRISTINA CONCEPCION SY
668 PANIZA, ENNELLE MARIE PASCUA
669 PANLILIO, HAZEL LIZETTE MAGAT
670 PANTURAS, VANESSA INOJALES
671 PANUAYAN, DIVINE GRAZEL MANLIGAS
672 PARAGAS, MA ANA JOSELLA PEREA
673 PARCON, ANGELA CHRISTY LIM
674 PARINAS, JAYPEE PARONG
675 PASAMANTE, JANE ANGELE BANIAS
676 PASCO, KENNETH BRYAN PAMPLONA
677 PASCUA, ANTONIO JR CRUZ
678 PASCUA, JONALYN GUERRERO
679 PASCUA, RHODORA VALDEZ
680 PASCUA, ROSYEL BOTEA
681 PASION, JAMILLE REGUALOS
682 PASTRANA, MARY ROSE REYES
683 PASTRANA, REY KARR DICOLEN
684 PATALINGHUG, RIZZA FE RICABORDA
685 PATOL, KEELY VAUGHN COSAPE
686 PAUIG, MA ANGELICA TALLOD
687 PAULINO, VICTOR EPHRAIME VENERACION
688 PAULMA, LIZA MAY MAGBANUA
689 PAYORAN, JOVY UNTALAN
690 PAYOT, MARIEJIM DIANE OLMOS
691 PE, CLARISE JANE GARIN
692 PENEYRA, LAILA JANE MELENDREZ
693 PEREZ, GLEZIA MARIE VILLAFLORES
694 PERRERO, NETHOVIC SHIELA ESAGA
695 PESCADERA, ANNABELLE LEE GALVE
696 PESTAÑO, ARNALDO CALINAWAGAN
697 PINEDA, ANNA MARIE GOPEZ
698 PINEDA, FRANCIS IVAN GUTIERREZ
699 PINGLA, JESSICA NERISA LAYCO
700 PINGOY, MAECHELLE LARGO
701 PINUELA, EMILYN SOLIGUEN
702 PITA, CRISELDA ROMERO
703 PIZARRAS, SARA JESSICA BRILLANTES
704 PLATON, MARK DAVIDSON GAMEZ
705 PLETE, TRISTAN ANGELO MERCADO
706 POLICARPIO, KATHREEN LOPEZ
707 POSING, GERARD ANTHONY SIBAYAN
708 POTUTAN, HONEY GLADYS DUERO
709 PUNZALAN, RACHEL RUTH DIAZ
710 PUYOC, GENEVIEVE PALUNGPONG
711 QUIDATO, LOUIE JAN LOPEZ
712 QUIJANO, FLORA MAE DELA CRUZ
713 QUIMSON, MARIO IV ERA
714 QUIMSON, MARIO JR ERA
715 QUINTANA, FRANZ VINCENT GEMPESAW
716 RABALO, RHONALYN DIMAUNAHAN
717 RAMOS, MARIANNE CANILLAS
718 RAMOS, MELVIE SEMINIANO
719 RAQUID, JILLIAN PIA JORES
720 RAYA, CHARLES ROGER MANAYON
721 RECIO, ROCELYN ANNE CRUZ
722 REGONDOLA, HANNALEEH SANTOS
723 REMULLA, RIZA ANGELIE MONARES
724 REPOLLO, SHEILA MAR CACAFRANCA
725 REVILLES, JERALDINE DE LA CRUZ
726 REYES, CARLO MARTIN ARMESTO
727 REYES, NORMITA VIERNA NISTAL
728 RICALDE, JONATHAN BINAUHAN
729 RIGUCIRA, HANZA TANAUAN
730 RISMA, AIRISH JANE BUTRON
731 RIVARES, GEMMA REY
732 RIVAS, CHRISTIAN MARK
733 RIVERA, ANA KRISELDA BADE
734 RIVERA, JUSTEEN ENRHICO CLAUD
735 RIVERA, LORELIE ANN CASAS
736 RIVERA, LORIANNE MARIE DESQUITADO
737 RIVERA, REIKO MARIE RODRIGO
738 ROBENTA, MARIAN CRISTINE GARCIA
739 ROBILLOS, CATHERINE PANLITA
740 ROGANDO, ERICA WHITNEY TAN
741 ROLDAN, JAY-AR DINAMLING
742 ROMEROSO, KRISTINA MANABAT
743 RONQUILLO, PSYCHE JAYAWON
744 ROQUE, JANA ERIKA RAGUNTON
745 ROSALES, APRIL RANDEL CEREZO
746 ROSALES, MELODY SAINGAN
747 ROSAS, ANNA MARIE ERNI
748 ROXAS, KIM JULES SANGALANG
749 SABALBORO, JOY BALDEO
750 SACAR, ASH-AD ADIONG

751 SACLUTI, NOAH SABILE
752 SADIAN, HERSON JR ESPEDILLON
753 SADUDAQUIL, APRIL EASTER GALACIO
754 SAKATA, KENJI BISMONTE
755 SALES, APRIEL BALANE
756 SALES, JONATHAN SERUDO
757 SALSONA, MICHAEL JAN HERNANDO
758 SALTING, MARIA LUISA DAVID
759 SALVADOR, MAR FRANCO LAUIGAN
760 SAMATRA, RAMAH KEVIN XIAO BANGAYAN
761 SANCHEZ, AILENE BAGARES
762 SANCHEZ, CHRISBLAINE CARDONA
763 SANCHEZ, JANET CORTEZ
764 SANTOS, JAMEE LOU PADILLON
765 SANTOS, JANINE ALEXANDRA DE GUZMAN
766 SANTOS, JANINE MARIE ZUÑIGA
767 SANTOS, JOSE LORENZO MARIANO
768 SANTOS, MICHELLE ANGELY SANTOS
769 SANTOS, PATRICK REYNARD CHECA
770 SARATAN, ROCHELLE ANGELICA AENLLE
771 SARENAS, SHIENA FELICIANO
772 SARMIENTO, CHARISSA ANN RAMENTO
773 SASI, JOANNE TEO MAUREEN AUTOR
774 SAU, STACEY ANNE SY
775 SAYSON, QUEEN ANNE KIERULF
776 SEBASTIAN, EURY ANGELEE FABIAN
777 SEGUI, SEM EDDY ANNDREI MACABALE
778 SEGUNDO, HARRIS BLANZA
779 SERAMINES, MARIA CLARISSE LEONZON
780 SERIOSA, BERNARDO DELA CRUZ
781 SERTIMO, ROSELORAINE NORIO
782 SEVILLA, NENITA VALIN
783 SHARMA, JANOO TRILOK
784 SILAGAN, KIMBERLY MIRA
785 SILOMENIO, FELIX GALACHE
786 SIMBRE, MARIA LORENA ROJAS
787 SINO-AG, CHRISTINE IVON REUMA
788 SINODIVILA, KATHLEEN ARTIAGA
789 SO, LAUREN NICOLE ONG
790 SOLATORIO, MAE THERESE PALMA
791 SOLDEVILLA, ANALYN SOBRETODO
792 SONGGOD, SONORAH DIPUNUDUN
793 SORIANO, MIZZENLEI ABAD
794 SORIANO, RAVELINDA ABAD
795 SORIANO, ROTESSA GATINGA
796 SORNILLO, JOHANNA BEULAH TRIA
797 SORNITO, MA RAZEL ARCEÑA
798 SOSUAN, GEORGE MICHAEL NGO
799 SOTARIDONA, SUZETTE MATOCDO
800 SUBERON, RHEA FUENTES
801 SULAPAS, EMMARIE IBAÑEZ
802 SULARAN, MARY CLAIRE DIOMON
803 SUMARAY, KAREN DE CASTRO
804 SY, JENNIFER PAULA COSINO
805 SY, JERMAINE GANDOLA
806 SY, JOHAN AHANA YU
807 SY, SHARLENE ARNAEZ
808 SY PENG, LALAINE LUY
809 TABANAO, IVAN LYNDYL MIRANDA
810 TACUBAN, JOHNNY JR VILLAGRACIA
811 TAGANAS, SARAH JEAN BAUTISTA
812 TAGUIAM, EDYLL BERT BALADAD
813 TAGUIBE, DONALYN PANUELA
814 TAGUIC, RHEA MARIE BUENO
815 TAGUINES, MIKHAIL CASTRO
816 TAJORE, RONELYN DAYO
817 TALISIC, VRENELLI MARIE PEPITO
818 TALLO, MELOYKA MARIE DE GUZMAN
819 TAMARAY, ETHEL GRACE FACUN
820 TAMAYO, DOMINIQUE REBONG
821 TAN, CHRISTIAN LLOYD BARCELON
822 TAN, DYONESS CHARMAINE KO
823 TAN, EMMANUEL DESEO
824 TAN, ERIK CHRISTIANE TSANG
825 TAN, HANNIBEE JAO
826 TAN, MARY ROSE TIONG
827 TAN, PATRICIA NELL SIAO
828 TANQUECO, ABEGAIL YAMBAO
829 TANTAMCO, MA CHARIZA DIZON
830 TAPUCAR, LUIS DANIEL ALFOJA
831 TARACATAC, JUSALEY SOBREMONTE
832 TAYAG, LOUINNE AMII REYES
833 TECSON, IVAN O'NEILL CHUA-REYES
834 TECSON, MARIA JOSEFINA REYES
835 TEMPLO, BIANCA JOY SEMONDAC
836 TERRADO, REY-ZALDY RODRIGUEZ
837 TIBAYAN, NICO RAPHAEL SORIANO
838 TICSE, ETHEL COLEEN FIGUERO
839 TILLANO, PRECIOUS ELISA MONTAÑO
840 TINGSON, GENDEXEL BALENTOS
841 TIO, MA THERESA KRISTAL CHAN
842 TITO, ELLAINE MARIE GALO
843 TIU, CLIFFORD TAN
844 TIU, LESLIE MONICA PARAON
845 TIWAKEN, KHAREEN KIDO
846 TOH, JOAN MARICE CHAN
847 TOLEDO, KRYS ANJELO MERCADO
848 TOLENTINO, MARIA ANGELICA AVILA
849 TOLENTINO, SHEERA-MARIE CABAG
850 TONG, GILBERT JR NARISMA
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851 TOOR, AMRIT JIVAN FELICIANO
852 TORRES, KITCHIE BERNARDINO
853 TORRIJOS, KEVIN IAN BAÑAS
854 TOYOKEN, GRACE MALECDAN
855 TRIA, FRANCISCO IV PATLING
856 TRINIDAD, JUDE ANTHONY CERVAS
857 TRIO, MARVIN NIEGO
858 TUBANGUI, JINKY GRANTOZA
859 UNCIANO, SHERYLLE LIPAGO
860 URBINA, LYCELLE JANE PAA
861 USON, MARY MAEGAN ROCHA
862 UY, AILEEN GEOBEE GO
863 UY, JANE GO
864 UY, NATHALIE GAIL YU
865 UYBOCO, JOSHUA TAY
866 VALDEZ, CHESTER TADIFA
867 VALDEZ, JENNIFER PALISOC
868 VALENCIANO, KRYSTINE MAE DANAO
869 VARGAS, EDDYN EVE PATANAO
870 VASQUEZ, JOE RIZ FABRIAG
871 VELA, MARIA THERESA RODRIGUEZ
872 VELASCO, ROSE ANN DIZON
873 VENTURA, FREDELLE CORAZON PEDRO
874 VENTURA, RUSSEL TECSON
875 VERA CRUZ, PATRICK NUIQUE
876 VERGARA, ABIGAIL PALO
877 VERGARA, JOCLAIRE UGAY
878 VICTORIO, ROTSEN RJ BALMORES
879 VIDAL, MA KRISTINA TORRES
880 VIERNES, DANIELLE JANZ BUYAO
881 VILLA, ELRA UMAHAG
882 VILLAMOR, JOANA MARIE GARCIA
883 VILLANUEVA, CHESSA ERIKKA MERCADO
884 VILLANUEVA, MICHELLE VALENCIA
885 VILLANUEVA, ROSSINI ROBLES
886 VILLAROSA, CHARMIAN ROSE DAQUIPA
887 VIRAY, BRYAN PONIENTE
888 VIRAY, VICKA UNTALAN
889 WEI, ELLAINE MARTINEZ
890 WONG, NIA MARIE ANGELI GAUTIER
891 WOOD, PAULINE CAMILLE PAGLINAWAN
892 YAMSUAN, LEV PATRICK TRIVINIO
893 YAP, ALYSSA MARIE LICAYAN
894 YAP, JOHNMERSON CANTILLAS
895 YAP, JOYCE CALLEJA
896 YAP, LLOYD THOMAS SY
897 YAPCHING, CARINA MILAN
898 YARA, ROANNE JEMAE HOLGADO
899 YLANAN, CLAIRE JOYCE TOBONGBANUA
900 YOGYOG, SIENA JOBELYN TABAYAG

901 YOU, GRAZIELLA JEERAH MARCELO
902 YU, CHARMAINE LIM
903 YU, ERLEEN SEYCHELLE MORANTE
904 YU, JETHRO KARL LADINES
905 YU, MARY MAE CATHERINE NGO
906 YU, NIKKI MANAYAN
907 ZAMORA, MARIA RHEENA FLOR CIRUNAY
908 ZAPORTIZA, MA EVITA GELILANG
909 ZASPA, RICHELY CO
910 ZULUETA, LUDYMARY RIEGO