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DepEd Tayo Pangasinan II, Canarvacanan, Binalonan (2026)

02/10/2026

🌟 Araw ng Parangal 2026: SDO Pangasinan II Shines in Region I

“DepEd Lingkod Bayani: Kawani ng May Puso, Dangal, at Husay”

The Schools Division Office of Pangasinan II proudly joined the Araw ng Parangal for Outstanding DepEd Personnel 2026, a regional celebration recognizing excellence, dedication, and meaningful contributions to education across Region I.

Held on October 2, 2026, the celebration featured the Gawad Lam-ang, which honors outstanding DepEd personnel and school leaders, and the Gawad Silang – Best GAD Implementers, which recognizes schools for exemplary Gender and Development (GAD) practices.

SDO Pangasinan II earned five Gawad Silang awards, including one first-place award, three second-place awards, and a Sustainability Award. These recognitions highlight the Division’s sustained efforts in advancing gender-responsive programs and practices across its schools.

The Division also celebrated five educators who were recognized as Gawad Lam-ang awardees in different categories, reflecting their dedication, excellence, and valuable contributions to the Department of Education.

The awardees and school representatives were joined by Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V; Dr. Eddie M. Raguindin, Chief of the Curriculum Implementation Division (CID); Dr. Redentor B. Aquino, Chief of the School Governance and Operations Division (SGOD); and Dr. Eugene M. Toralba, Education Program Supervisor for Araling Panlipunan and Division GAD Focal Person.

These recognitions reflect the collective efforts of school leaders, teachers, non-teaching personnel, learners, parents, and community partners in fostering excellence, advancing GAD, and strengthening responsive programs in education.

The Araw ng Parangal 2026 serves as a celebration of the people and institutions whose commitment and service continue to make a difference in the lives of learners and communities.

Congratulations to our Gawad Silang and Gawad Lam-ang awardees! Your achievements are a testament to the spirit of Puso, Dangal, at Husay that continues to inspire the SDO Pangasinan II community.

SDO Pangasinan II continues to make its mark in Region I through purposeful leadership, impactful initiatives, and dedicated service.

(Story by: Rogelyn T. Buquing, T-III, Sta. Catalina Integrated School)

02/10/2026

SDO Pangasinan II Joins Regional Orientation Workshop on Science Process Skills Enhancement & LAC Resource Packages

SAN FERNANDO CITY, LA UNION — Guided by the enduring spirit embodied in the SDO Pangasinan II mantra, “One Family, One Team, One Goal, One Dream,” dedicated education leaders and personnel from the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Pangasinan II actively participated in the Regional Orientation Workshop on Science Process Skills Enhancement for Grades 3–6 and LAC Resource Packages conducted by the Department of Education (DepEd) Region I through the National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAP) Region I.

The capacity-building activity was conducted in two batches: Batch 1 on September 21–23, 2026, and Batch 2 on September 28–30, 2026, at the NEAP Region I Training Center, San Vicente, San Fernando City, La Union. It brought together selected Public Schools District Supervisors, and School Heads from across the region, with the support of Dr. Jimmie Eslabra, Regional Supervisor in Science; Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V, Schools Division Superintendent; Dr. Eddie M. Raguindin, Chief of the Curriculum Implementation Division; and Dr. Allan Guillermo, Education Program Supervisor in Science and Robotics.

The workshop aimed to strengthen participants’ competencies in delivering inquiry-based science instruction and in effectively utilizing standardized Learning Action Cell (LAC) resource packages to enhance teaching and learning.

The training covered key areas, including basic and integrated Science Process Skills (SPS), strategies for integrating process skills into daily lesson plans, the design of hands-on and inquiry-based learning activities, and the proper utilization of DepEd’s LAC resource packages to support teachers’ professional development.

SDO Pangasinan II continues to work toward its shared vision of delivering quality and inclusive science education for every learner in the division.

(By: Emielyn Rose A. Aquino, PhD, Principal I, Pio Generosa Elementary School, Manaoag I)

02/10/2026

HAPPY TEACHERS' MONTH EVERYONE!

02/10/2026

SDO Pangasinan II Showcases Teachers’ Musical Talents in 2026 World Teachers’ Day Battle of the Bands

Villasis, Pangasinan - Teachers and education personnel from across the Schools Division of Pangasinan II showcased their musical talent, creativity, and teamwork during the Battle of the Bands competition held on October 1, 2026, at the Villasis Gymnasium as part of the division’s World Teachers’ Day celebration.

The afternoon program carried the banner “Music Unites. Talent Inspires.” It provided educators with an avenue for artistic expression beyond their professional responsibilities while promoting camaraderie and unity across the division.

Participating bands demonstrated their musical artistry and collaborative spirit throughout the competition. The program also featured special performances by members of the PASIKAT Family, including Ms. Hannah May Aladin, the 2026 Clash Teens Champion, alongside other guest performers who contributed to the celebratory atmosphere.

Among the highlights of the afternoon program was a surprise performance of “Sumayaw-Sumunod” by Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V, Schools Division Superintendent; Dr. Russel Jim V. Tamayo, CESO VI, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent for Secondary Education; Atty. Maria Cristina B. Daligcon, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent for Elementary Education; Dr. Redentor B. Aquino, Chief Education Program Supervisor in charge of the School Governance and Operations Division; and Dr. Eddie M. Raguindin, Chief Education Program Supervisor in charge of the Curriculum Implementation Division. The presentation was warmly received by the audience and added to the festive spirit of the gathering.

Beyond showcasing educators’ diverse talents, the Battle of the Bands emphasized the value of collaboration, work-life balance, and professional well-being. Through music and shared experiences, SDO Pangasinan II celebrated teachers’ dedication to education while recognizing their artistic interests and strengthening connections within the educational community.

(By: Ma. Celia P. Arcade, T-I Benigno V. Aldana NHS)

02/10/2026

RD Cariño Graces SDO Pangasinan II’s 2026 World Teachers’ Day Celebration, Highlights Teacher Well-Being

Villasis, Pangasinan - Emphasizing the importance of teachers' well-being, personal growth, and happiness, Dr. Estela P. Leon-Cariño, CESO III, Regional Director of DepEd Region I, called on educators to remain joyful and purposeful in their profession during the 2026 World Teachers’ Day Celebration of the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Pangasinan II held on October 1, 2026, at the Villasis Gymnasium, Villasis, Pangasinan.

Serving as the Guest of Honor and Speaker, Dr. Cariño delivered an inspiring message anchored on the theme “Teacher, Ikaw Naman!”. She emphasized that while teachers continuously dedicate themselves to the welfare, growth, and development of their learners, they must also recognize the importance of prioritizing their own well-being and personal fulfillment.

Addressing teachers and education leaders across the Division, Dr. Cariño encouraged educators to remain committed to their calling while finding joy in their work, stating, “Always be happy as a teacher. Maliit man o malaki, mayroon tayong pwedeng gawin para sa ating mga learners.” She underscored that every effort made by a teacher, regardless of scale, contributes significantly to the growth and success of learners and communities.

The celebration gathered teachers, school heads, awardees, and division officials in a meaningful tribute to the teaching profession. It was spearheaded by Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V, Schools Division Superintendent, together with Dr. Russel Jim V. Tamayo, CESO VI, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent for Secondary ; Atty. Maria Cristina B. Daligcon, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent for Elementary; Dr. Redentor B. Aquino, Chief Education Program Supervisor in charge of the School Governance and Operations Division; and Dr. Eddie M. Raguindin, Chief Education Program Supervisor in charge of the Curriculum Implementation Division.

The day commenced with a Holy Eucharist officiated by Fr. Lloyd Anthony G. Pagulayan, providing participants an opportunity to offer thanksgiving for the vocation and dedicated service of teachers.

In recognition of outstanding service and excellence in education, the Division also conducted the “Parangal at Pasasalamat” ceremony, featuring the 2026 Gawad Serbisyong Edukasyon. Special recognitions under the Gawad Lam-ang, Gawad Silang, and Gawad Pag-asa categories honored education personnel for their notable contributions, achievements, and commitment to public service. Awardees likewise shared messages of gratitude and reflection, highlighting their professional journeys and dedication to advancing quality education.

More than a commemorative event, the 2026 World Teachers’ Day Celebration served as a reaffirmation of the value of teachers and the importance of nurturing their well-being. Through Dr. Cariño's message and the Division's various recognition and engagement activities, SDO Pangasinan II highlighted the vital role of educators whose dedication, resilience, and commitment continue to shape empowered learners and brighter futures.

(By: Ma. Cecilia P. Alcaide – T-I of Benigno V. Aldana National High School)

30/09/2026

Strengthening JDVP Partnerships Through TVI Ocular Visits and Inspection

The Schools Division Office of Pangasinan II conducted ocular visits and inspections of its partner Technical-Vocational Institutions (TVIs) for the Joint Delivery Voucher Program (JDVP) on September 24–25, 2026 in this division.

The activity aimed to assess the readiness, facilities, equipment, and training environments of partner TVIs offering NC II programs in Computer Systems Servicing (CSS), Food and Beverage Services (FBS), Bread and Pastry Production (BPP), Electronic Products Assembly and Servicing (EPAS), Organic Agriculture Production (OAP), Agri-Crop Production, Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Housekeeping, Caregiving, Cookery, and Electrical Installation and Maintenance (EIM).

The inspection team was led by Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V, together with Dr. Virgilio Barba, EPS and JDVP Focal Person; Dr. Emeterio Soniega, EPS–Values Education and SHS Focal Person; and Dr. Allan S. Guillermo, EPS–Science.

Through these ocular visits, SDO Pangasinan II continues to strengthen its partnership with TVIs and ensure that Senior High School- Technical Vocational Education (SHS-TVL) learners receive quality, relevant, and industry-responsive technical-vocational training under the JDVP.

(By: Allan S. Guillermo, EPS, SDO Pangasinan II)

30/09/2026

SDO Pangasinan II Advances Quality Culture Through QMS Workshop Phase 2

Strengthening its commitment to efficient, client-centered, and continuously improving public service, the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Pangasinan II conducted the Two-Day Training-Workshop on the Quality Management System (QMS) Phase 2 for Unit Heads, Team Leaders, and selected key personnel on September 29–30, 2026, at the Gr8 Building, Bypass Road, Urdaneta City.

The capacity-building activity forms part of the Division’s strategic efforts to establish and institutionalize a robust Quality Management System aligned with applicable standards and responsive to the operational needs of its various offices and units.

Throughout the two-day workshop, proponents Mr. Hilario M. Olivo Jr., Senior Education Program Specialist (SEPS), and Mr. Erwin G. Dela Rosa, Education Program Specialist (EPS), both from the School Management Monitoring and Evaluation (SMME) Unit, facilitated discussions and workshop activities focused on the development, refinement, and alignment of planning documents and the Operations Manual with QMS requirements.

The facilitators emphasized that quality management should not be viewed merely as a compliance exercise, likewise, they underscored the importance of translating QMS principles into actual workplace practices, stressing that a quality system becomes meaningful when it is reflected in the daily operations and decisions of every office.

“Quality management is not simply about completing documents or complying with standards. It is about building systems that enable people to perform their work consistently, efficiently, and with a clear understanding of the quality of service we owe to our clients,” Mr. Olivo emphasized.

“A quality management system becomes effective when it moves beyond paper and becomes part of how we work every day. Every process, every transaction, and every service should contribute to a culture where continuous improvement becomes a shared responsibility,” Mr. Dela Rosa added.

Leading the Division’s quality management initiative are Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V, Assistant Schools Division Superintendents Dr. Russel Jim V. Tamayo and Atty. Maria Cristina B. Daligcon, Chiefs Dr. Eddie M. Ragundin of the Curriculum Implementation Division (CID) and Dr. Redentor B. Aquino of the School Governance and Operation Division (SGOD). They challenged the participants to take ownership of the transformation and help position SDO II of Pangasinan as a model of quality public service.

““Our direction is clear: we are preparing SDO Pangasinan II not merely to become Quality Management System-ready, but to become an organization where quality is embedded in every process, every decision, and every service we deliver. This is not about compliance for compliance’s sake; it is about building a culture of excellence, accountability, and continuous improvement. I challenge every one of you to take ownership of this journey—to improve what we do, strengthen how we serve, and ensure that every learner, school, and stakeholder experiences the quality of service they deserve. Together, let us make quality not just a standard we meet, but a commitment we live every day. Always remember that quality is a gift for our learners and our clients,” SDS Pagatpatan remarked.

The workshop provided participants with opportunities to examine existing processes, identify areas for improvement, and strengthen their respective planning and operational documents. More importantly, it reinforced the understanding that sustaining quality requires collaboration among leaders and personnel across the organization.

The activity concluded with participants affirming their commitment to apply QMS principles in their respective offices and units, recognizing that quality is sustained not by documents alone, but by people who consistently uphold standards, improve processes, and put clients at the center of public service.

As SDO Pangasinan II moves forward toward QMS readiness, the Division continues to strengthen its systems, processes, and people—transforming quality from a compliance requirement into an organizational culture. Through this continuing effort, the Division seeks to ensure that every process is purposeful, every service is responsive, and every improvement ultimately contributes to better educational outcomes and a better experience for every learner, school, and stakeholder it serves.

(Story by Zarex Andree E. Cabatbat PhD – Head Teacher III / OIC-SHS, Nantangalan NHS Pozorrubio I. Photos by Jay H. Mungcal – AO II, Kharl M. Aucena - ADA I & Training PMTs)

29/09/2026

SDO Pangasinan II Strengthens Sports Program Through 3-Day Orientation

Reinforcing its commitment to advancing quality sports development, the Schools Division Office (SDO) of Pangasinan II conducted a three-day Division Orientation on DepEd Order No. 22, s. 2025, from September 25 to 27, 2026, at Ruperto’s Inland Resort, Binalonan, Pangasinan.

The orientation focused on the Policy Guidelines on the Institutionalization of School Sports Clubs in Public Elementary and Secondary Schools and the Competition Format and Athlete Selection Guidelines, bringing together District Sports Officers, Tournament Managers, coaches, and other sports stakeholders.

Key topics included the roles of sports officials and school heads, the institutionalization of School Sports Clubs, sports playground safety and risk assessment, first aid and basic life support, athlete nutrition, and documentary requirements for coaches, athletes, and chaperons.

Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V, encouraged participants to translate the knowledge and insights gained from the orientation into concrete actions that promote the welfare, safety, and development of learner-athletes.

The activity was spearheaded by SGOD Chief Dr. Redentor Aquino, Education Program Supervisor I and In-Charge of Sports Dr. Enrique R. Macayan, Division Sports Coordinator Mr. Joseph P. Reyes, and ASAP II President Mr. Julius S. Queddeng.

The three-day orientation strengthened the capacity of the Division’s sports personnel and reinforced a shared commitment to safe, organized, and learner-centered sports programs. Through continued collaboration and professional development, SDO Pangasinan II aims to provide learner-athletes with meaningful opportunities to develop their skills, demonstrate sportsmanship, and achieve their full potential.

(By: Rolando P. Grande, Jr., MT-I�NRRES SC and Division Tournament Manager, Pickleball)

28/09/2026

ALS LAC SESSIONS: LEARNING TOGETHER, GROWING TOGETHER

The Schools Division Office of Pangasinan II, under the leadership of Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V, continues to strengthen the implementation of the Alternative Learning System (ALS) through meaningful and collaborative professional learning activities, including regular Learning Action Cell (LAC) Sessions.

Division ALS Focal Person Dr. Jupiter L. Petilla spearheads the professional engagement of ALS implementers from the 5 clusters in the 4th, 5th and 6th Congressional Districts.

Serving as LAC Leaders are the 5 Education Program Specialists II–ALS (EPSII) where sessions provide opportunities for ALS practitioners to share experiences, demonstrate effective teaching practices, discuss challenges, strengthen assessment strategies, and learn from one another.

Each cluster has specific topic that aligned with the challenges and needs that they encounter in the implementation of various ALS PPAs. The sessions however redound to one common goal—to strengthen the capacity of ALS implementers and ultimately provide better learning opportunities for every ALS learner.

The continued conduct of ALS LAC sessions reflects the SDO Pangasinan II's commitment to quality education, continuous improvement, and responsive service to every ALS learner, guided by strong leadership and a shared vision of making education accessible and meaningful for all.

One ALS family. One shared mission. One unwavering commitment to transforming the lives of our learners.

Learning together. Growing together. Serving together.

(By: Rosie L. Javier, Education Program Specialist II - ALS)

28/09/2026

SDO Pangasinan II Celebrates Family Day

SEPTEMBER 28, 2026 | In the observance of the Family Day today, Schools Division Office (SDO) of Pangasinan II under the leadership of the Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Vivian Luz S. Pagatpatan, CESO V, conducted different activities to celebrate today's special family day.

To start off the celebration, a photo opportunity with all the SDO Family Members was conducted right after the Flag Raising Ceremony where messages on the importance of a Family not only at home but also in the workplace were delivered by the top management officials. A sumptuous breakfast for all followed after, which made everyone happy. A spirit of camaraderie and oneness was felt by everyone. And since today is the last Monday of the month of September, a special meeting with the Public Schools District Supervisors was conducted in regard of the different Programs, Projects and Activities that are in store for the coming months.

Indeed, the SDO Pangasinan II's simple celebration of the Family Day has made everyone felt a sense of belongingness.

(By: Dr. Maybelene C. Bautista, Education Program Supervisor In-charge of LRMS/FLP and the Division Information Officer;
Photos by Atty. Emhil Medrano and Richard Jo Lawrence Aben, SDO Pangasinan II)

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