SDO Zambales San Antonio District

Our supportive Mayor Dok Arvin Antipolo & equally supportive Vice Mayor Jojo Bactad enjoying the seminar

District Seminar on Fostering Compassionate Classrooms: Cultivating Teacher Growth and Amplifying Classroom Impact through Compassionate Pedagogical Approaches

DAY 1

06.04.2026

The Dependable AOs/ADAS/PDO of San Antonio

District Seminar on Fostering Compassionate Classrooms: Cultivating Teacher Growth and Amplifying Classroom Impact through Compassionate Pedagogical Approaches

DAY 1

06.04.2026

Today marks Day 1 of our district-wide seminar, bringing together all teaching and non-teaching personnel in full preparation for the upcoming Opening of School Year.

"FOSTERING COMPASSIONATE CLASSROOMS: Cultivating Teacher Growth and Amplifying Classroom Impact through Compassionate Pedagogy, today's sessions focused on equipping our workforce with the tools to build empathetic, safe, and high-impact learning environments.

BUSY TEACHERS

District Seminar on Fostering Compassionate Classrooms: Cultivating Teacher Growth and Amplifying Classroom Impact through Compassionate Pedagogical Approaches

DAY 1

06.04.2026

OPENING PROGRAM

District Seminar on Fostering Compassionate Classrooms: Cultivating Teacher Growth and Amplifying Classroom Impact through Compassionate Pedagogical Approaches

DAY 1

06.04.2026

Mayor Antipolo Hosts Send-Off and Welcome Dinner for San Antonio District School Heads

In a meaningful gathering that celebrated leadership, service, and camaraderie, Municipal Mayor Dok Arvin Antipolo, together with Sangguniang Bayan Member Gab Alvez Angeles, SBM in charge in Education, hosted a special dinner for the San Antonio District School Heads at Fortune Restaurant, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) on June 1, 2026.

The event served as both a send-off and welcome gathering for school heads who are transitioning to new assignments, as well as those who are newly joining the district. It provided an opportunity for education leaders to strengthen professional relationships, reflect on their shared accomplishments, and reaffirm their commitment to delivering quality education for the learners of San Antonio.

During the dinner, Mayor Antipolo expressed his appreciation for the unwavering dedication and hard work of the school heads in advancing the programs and initiatives of the Department of Education. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between the Local Government Unit and the education sector in ensuring that every learner receives quality, accessible, and inclusive education.

SB Member Angeles likewise conveyed his support for the district’s educational endeavors and recognized the vital role of school leaders in shaping the future of the community through effective school management and learner-centered leadership.

The gathering was attended by OIC Public Schools District Supervisor Dr. Ruby Concepcion and the district’s elementary, secondary, and integrated school heads. The evening was marked by heartfelt conversations, expressions of gratitude, and messages of encouragement for those embarking on new professional journeys.

The dinner reflected the strong partnership between the Local Government Unit of San Antonio and the Department of Education, highlighting a shared vision of supporting educators and strengthening educational excellence throughout the municipality.

As the district welcomes new leaders and bids farewell to others, the occasion served as a reminder that while assignments may change, the commitment to nurturing learners and serving the community remains steadfast. Through continued collaboration and mutual support, the San Antonio education community looks forward to achieving even greater milestones in the years ahead.

SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT JOINS DIVISION-WIDE BRIGADA ESKWELA 2026 KICK-OFF

Cabangan, Zambales – Demonstrating unity and commitment to ensuring a smooth and successful opening of classes for School Year 2026–2027, the school heads of San Antonio District, led by Dr. Ruby Concepcion, OIC-Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS), actively participated in the Division Brigada Eskwela 2026 Kick-Off Program held at Cabangan National High School.

The activity gathered education leaders, teachers, stakeholders, and partners from across the Schools Division of Zambales in support of the annual nationwide initiative that promotes volunteerism, community engagement, and shared responsibility in preparing schools for the opening of classes.

Carrying the banner of San Antonio District, Dr. Concepcion and the district’s school heads showcased their solidarity and enthusiasm for Brigada Eskwela through their active participation in the opening program and various advocacy activities. Their presence underscored the district’s commitment to fostering strong partnerships among schools, local government units, parents, community organizations, and private stakeholders.

SDS William Roderick Fallorin emphasized that Brigada Eskwela is more than a school clean-up activity—it is a movement that strengthens collaboration and collective action toward providing safe, inclusive, and learner-friendly environments for all children.

“Brigada Eskwela reflects the spirit of bayanihan in education. Through the collective efforts of our stakeholders, we can ensure that every learner enters a school that is ready, welcoming, and conducive to learning,” he shared.

The kick-off program featured presentations, stakeholder recognition, and commitments from various sectors supporting the Department of Education’s mission to provide quality education.

As Brigada Eskwela officially begins, San Antonio District remains steadfast in mobilizing community support and strengthening partnerships to ensure that every school is prepared to welcome learners on the first day of classes.

Indeed, through unity, volunteerism, and shared responsibility, Brigada Eskwela continues to embody the true essence of bayanihan for education.