DepEd Tayo Tampac I/S 500366

02/10/2026

01/10/2026

TIS CSS learners and parents attend JDVP ORIENTATION 2026

Tampac Integrated School successfully conducted the Joint Delivery Voucher Program (JDVP) Orientation 2026 , bringing together learner-beneficiaries and parents for an informative and meaningful orientation on the opportunities, expectations, and benefits of the program.
The orientation was conducted by Dr. Evangeline M. Baladad, C.E.O. of LITE Technical and Educational Center Inc., who provided important information regarding the implementation of the 40-Day JDVP Training Program. The discussion highlighted the value of technical-vocational education in equipping learners with practical skills, competencies, and experiences that can contribute to their future employment and career development.
The activity also served as an avenue for parents to better understand their roles in supporting their children throughout the training. Through the orientation, learner-beneficiaries and parents gained clearer insights into the training requirements, responsibilities, and opportunities available under the JDVP.
The active participation of the learner-beneficiaries and parents demonstrated their commitment to supporting skills development and preparing learners for a more productive and promising future.
Tampac Integrated School expresses its sincere appreciation to Dr. Evangeline M. Baladad and LITE Technical and Educational Center Inc. for the promising and strengthened partnership in providing meaningful training opportunities for our learners.

01/10/2026

PROJECT SAKTO LAUNCHING, PTA CONFERENCE AND CARD DAY 2026: Strengthening Partnership for Learners’ Success and Safety

Tampac Integrated School successfully conducted its PTA Conference and Card Day, bringing together parents, learners, teachers and stakeholders in a meaningful gathering focused on strengthening collaboration and supporting the holistic development of every learner and ensuring safety in school premises.
One of the highlights of the activity was the Symposium on School Alertness and Key Teamwork Operation (Project SAKTO) conducted by the Aguilar Municipal Police Station, under the leadership of PMAJ MARK RYAN C. TAMAYA. The symposium emphasized the importance of school safety, vigilance, cooperation, and shared responsibility among the school, parents, learners, and the community. Furthermore, PMAJ Taminaya stressed the importance of parental involvement and monitoring more importantly in the students’ use of cellphone, mobile games, and social media. Specifically, Project SAKTO reminded everyone that creating a safe and secure learning environment requires teamwork. Parents and students actively participated in the discussion, demonstrating their commitment to keeping the school community safe and responsive to potential risks and concerns.
During the PTA Conference, important school matters were also discussed, including the school's Literacy and Numeracy Assessment Results and Programs, which aim to strengthen learners' foundational skills and address learning gaps. The grading system and awards and recognition was likewise discussed to promote transparency and help parents better understand how learners' academic performance is assessed based on DepEd Order No 015, s 2026. Afterwhich, parents proceeded in the classrooms for grade level release of Term 1 Report Cards.
In her message, Dr. Racelyn R. Limos, Principal IV, encouraged parents to intensify their partnership with the school and actively participate in programs and initiatives designed to improve learners' academic performance, safety, well-being, and overall development.
Indeed, when parents and the school work together, our learners are given a stronger foundation to succeed. The activity served as a reminder that education is a shared responsibility. Through strong collaboration among parents, teachers, learners, school leaders, and community partners, we can build a school environment where every learner feels safe, supported, valued, and empowered to succeed.

25/09/2026

3rd Quarter NSED
Tampac Integrated School learners participated in the 2026 Third Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) which was conducted on September 10, 2026, at 2:00 PM pursuant to NDRRMC Memorandum No. 15, s.2026.

15/09/2026

Welcome to Term 2, TISians!

Let us continue to learn, lead, and make a difference as we work together towards greater achievements. Let's start the second term of this school year on September 16, 2026 with a positive and beautiful smile in our faces!
A new term means new opportunities, new goals, and new reasons to grow. Same TIS Spirit but Higher Goals! TISians, let's make Term 2 Count! See you tomorrow!

10/09/2026

Dr. Infante monitors the conduct of INSET

Tampac Integrated School welcomed Dr. Christopher Infante, PSDS of Aguilar, during the Day 1 of In-Service Training on September 10, 2026 with the theme, "Strengthening Teacher Competence and Instructional Excellence through PPST-Aligned Professional Development for Improved Learner Outcomes".
Dr. Infante monitored the training activities and provided valuable insights in strengthening teachers' instructional competence. He also gave Technical Assistance (TA) to the teaching staff, particularly in the operational procedures needed to successfully prepare the new School Form 9.
His guidance and support help strengthen teachers' knowledge and ensure accurate and proper school documentation.
TIS teaching and non-teaching staff were grateful to Dr. Infante's technical support in ensuring the delivery of quality education.

09/09/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT: Classes are suspended today, September 10, 2026, due to adverse weather conditions in accordance with Memorandum Circular No. 135.
STAY SAFE EVERYONE!