DepEd Himamaylan Spectrum

21/10/2026

𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 | PAGSAULOG: Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being in the Workplace

HIMAMAYLAN CITY, October 21, 2026 – The Schools Division Office of Himamaylan City continued its commitment to personnel wellness through PAGSAULOG, featuring an insightful session on “Mental Health at Work: Understanding Depression and Managing Stress.”

The session was hosted by Ma’am Mary Kathleen G. Zapanta, RN, who guided participants in understanding the importance of mental health in the workplace, recognizing the signs and impact of depression, and developing practical ways to manage stress. The discussion emphasized the value of self-awareness, emotional well-being, and seeking appropriate support when facing personal and professional challenges.

Through this meaningful initiative, PAGSAULOG provided an opportunity for SDO personnel to reflect on the importance of caring for their mental and emotional health while fostering a workplace culture grounded in empathy, understanding, and mutual support.

The celebration served as a reminder that a healthy workplace begins with people who feel valued, supported, and empowered to care for themselves and others. By prioritizing mental health and promoting open conversations, SDO Himamaylan continues to nurture a more compassionate, resilient, and wellness-oriented workforce.

20/10/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday, Mayor Rogelio Raymund I. Tongson Jr.! 🎂💙

The Department of Education – Schools Division of Himamaylan City extends its warmest birthday greetings to our City Mayor!

Your dedication to public service, commitment to education, and continued support for the learners and educators of Himamaylan City are truly appreciated.

May this special day bring you good health, happiness, and renewed strength as you continue to lead and serve our beloved city.

Wishing you a meaningful and blessed birthday, Mayor Tongson! 🎉

20/10/2026

13/10/2026

𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 | SDO Himamaylan Implements School-Based Feeding Program – Hot Meals for SY 2026–2027

HIMAMAYLAN CITY – The Schools Division Office of Himamaylan City continues to strengthen its commitment to learner health and nutrition through the implementation of the School-Based Feeding Program (SBFP) – Hot Meals for School Year 2026–2027.

The program aims to provide nutritious, freshly prepared meals to eligible learners, helping address undernutrition and improve their overall health and well-being. By ensuring access to healthy meals during the school day, the initiative supports learners’ energy, concentration, and readiness to participate in classroom activities.

Through the collaborative efforts of school heads, teachers, feeding program coordinators, school personnel, parents, and community partners, the program promotes proper nutrition and healthy eating habits among learners while reinforcing the importance of food safety and hygienic meal preparation.

The implementation of the SBFP reflects the continuing commitment of SDO Himamaylan to creating a supportive learning environment where learners’ nutritional needs are recognized as an essential part of their educational journey.

With every nutritious meal served, the Division moves closer to its goal of nurturing healthier, stronger, and more prepared learners—because every child deserves not only quality education but also the nourishment needed to learn, grow, and succeed.

08/10/2026

𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 | 2026 Division Meet Officially Opens with Unity, Sportsmanship, and Himamaylanon Pride

HIMAMAYLAN CITY, October 8, 2026 – The Schools Division Office of Himamaylan City officially opened the 2026 Division Meet, bringing together athletes, coaches, officials, teachers, and stakeholders from across Clusters 1 to 9 in a celebration of sportsmanship, discipline, teamwork, and excellence.

The grand opening was made even more meaningful through the full support of the Local Government Unit of Himamaylan City, headed by Hon. Mayor Raymund I. Tongson Jr., whose continued partnership and commitment to the development of young athletes have helped strengthen the Division's sports programs.

The ceremony featured the Oath of Amateurism, as athletes pledged to uphold honesty, integrity, and the true spirit of competition; followed by the Oath of the Officiating Officials, affirming their commitment to fairness, professionalism, and impartiality throughout the games.

The much-anticipated Declaration of the Opening of the 2026 Division Meet was made on behalf of OIC-Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Lynee A. Peñaflor by Ma'am Marilyn N. Galvez, SGOD Chief, officially setting the games in motion and inspiring all participants to give their best in every competition.

Adding grandeur to the ceremony was the Raising of the Banners, symbolizing the unity and pride of the participating clusters, followed by the Lighting of the Ceremonial Urn, marking the official start of the sporting festivities and igniting the spirit of competition among all athletes.

More than a gathering of athletes, the 2026 Division Meet celebrated the values that sports instill in every young learner—discipline, perseverance, teamwork, respect, and the courage to pursue excellence.

With the strong partnership of DepEd, the Local Government Unit, parents, teachers, coaches, officials, and stakeholders, the 2026 Division Meet began with one shared aspiration: to let every young Himamaylanon athlete compete with heart, play with honor, and shine with pride.

08/10/2026

𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 | A Spectacular Showcase of Talent and Passion at the 2026 Division Meet

HIMAMAYLAN CITY, October 8, 2026 – The 2026 Division Meet came alive with an electrifying showcase of talent, creativity, rhythm, and artistry as talented performers took center stage and captivated athletes, coaches, teachers, and spectators.

The HNHS Special Program in the Arts, Hulma Dance Project, 6108 Gymnastics Club, 6108 Cheerdance Squad, Hulma Performing Arts and Company Youth Choir, and Himaya Drum and Lyre Corps delivered impressive performances that added color, energy, and excitement to the Division Meet celebration.

From powerful dance movements and dynamic gymnastics routines to spirited cheerdance performances, captivating choral harmonies, and thunderous drum and lyre beats, each group showcased the remarkable talents of Himamaylan's young performers.

Their performances went beyond entertainment—they reflected discipline, teamwork, creativity, confidence, and passion, proving that the learners of SDO Himamaylan continue to shine not only in sports but also in the performing arts.

The stage became a celebration of the many talents that make the Himamaylanon spirit truly remarkable. With every beat, movement, cheer, and note, our performers reminded everyone that excellence has many forms, and every talent deserves a stage to shine.

Congratulations to all our performers for making the 2026 Division Meet even more vibrant, memorable, and inspiring!

08/10/2026

𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 | 2026 Division Meet: Himamaylanon Athletes Unite in a Celebration of Sportsmanship and Pride

HIMAMAYLAN CITY, October 8, 2026 – The Schools Division Office of Himamaylan City officially welcomed the 2026 Division Meet with a vibrant parade of athletes representing Clusters 1 to 9, showcasing not only their athletic talent but also the unity, pride, and sportsmanship that define the Himamaylanon spirit.

The parade brought together young athletes from across the Division, proudly carrying the colors and identity of their respective clusters as they made their way through the venue. Each delegation added its own energy and character to the celebration, creating an atmosphere filled with excitement and anticipation for the competitions ahead.

Adding even more color and excitement to the opening celebration, the athletes and delegations proudly performed their respective Saludo, expressing their respect, confidence, and enthusiasm as they officially joined this year's Division Meet.

More than a competition, the 2026 Division Meet served as a celebration of discipline, teamwork, determination, and the pursuit of excellence. It provided young athletes with an avenue to showcase their talents, build friendships, and represent their schools and communities with pride.

With Clusters 1 to 9 coming together as one Division, the 2026 Division Meet began with a powerful reminder: every athlete carries not only a dream to win, but also the pride of the community they represent.





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08/10/2026

𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 | 2026 Division Meet: Himamaylanon Athletes Unite in a Celebration of Sportsmanship and Pride

HIMAMAYLAN CITY, October 8, 2026 – The Schools Division Office of Himamaylan City officially welcomed the 2026 Division Meet with a vibrant parade of athletes representing Clusters 1 to 9, showcasing not only their athletic talent but also the unity, pride, and sportsmanship that define the Himamaylanon spirit.

The parade brought together young athletes from across the Division, proudly carrying the colors and identity of their respective clusters as they made their way through the venue. Each delegation added its own energy and character to the celebration, creating an atmosphere filled with excitement and anticipation for the competitions ahead.

Adding even more color and excitement to the opening celebration, the athletes and delegations proudly performed their respective Saludo, expressing their respect, confidence, and enthusiasm as they officially joined this year's Division Meet.

More than a competition, the 2026 Division Meet served as a celebration of discipline, teamwork, determination, and the pursuit of excellence. It provided young athletes with an avenue to showcase their talents, build friendships, and represent their schools and communities with pride.

With Clusters 1 to 9 coming together as one Division, the 2026 Division Meet began with a powerful reminder: every athlete carries not only a dream to win, but also the pride of the community they represent.

28/09/2026

𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 | DepEd Himamaylan and West Visayas State University Strengthen Partnership Through Project C.A.R.E.

HIMAMAYLAN CITY, September 23, 2026 – The Schools Division Office of Himamaylan City and West Visayas State University strengthened their commitment to advancing literacy education through the MOA Signing Ceremony, Orientation of Stakeholders, and Project Launching of Project C.A.R.E. — “Capacitating and Advancing Reading Educators of Himamaylan City through Contextualized IMs towards Responsive Strategies and Empathic Pedagogy.” The activity was held at the SDO Himamaylan Conference Hall.

The gathering marked a meaningful step toward empowering reading educators through contextualized instructional materials (IMs), responsive teaching strategies, and empathic pedagogy. Project C.A.R.E. seeks to support teachers in addressing the diverse literacy needs of learners by strengthening their capacity to design and utilize relevant, engaging, and context-responsive learning resources.

The MOA Signing formally strengthened the partnership between DepEd Himamaylan City and West Visayas State University, while the orientation provided stakeholders with a deeper understanding of the project's objectives, implementation, and shared responsibilities. The collaboration highlights the importance of strong partnerships in developing innovative and sustainable approaches to improving literacy outcomes.

Through Project C.A.R.E., SDO Himamaylan City continues to invest in its teachers and strengthen literacy interventions that place learners at the heart of instruction. Together with its partners, the Division moves forward with a shared commitment to stronger partnerships, brighter learners, and a better tomorrow.