Quezon City Science High School Students vs. Principal Zenaida Sadsad

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Now What, Cat? » Blog Archive » The Days when Death Threat was my Snack

January 17, 2009 at 12:22 pm

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January 18, 2009 at 12:22 pm

jepoy January 16, 2009 at 4:09 pm

if you have problems with your principal then go directly to the local district. Hindi yung magbblog ka ng ganyan tapos babastusin mo principal. Kahit mali pamamalakad nya, dapat pa din syang galangin. Yan na pala nagigingproduct ng mga schools na dapat nagpproduce ng matatalino at socially responsible na mga tao…. bumababa na standards ah.

There are borders that separate freedom of speech from plain disrespect.

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 7:08 pm

You know, makes you think if these students understands the repercussions of what they wrote. Then again, maybe another round of teaching students on the ethical and/or right rules of blogging with the exemption of Reyna? Hahahaha

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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asd Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:26 am

well i guess my problems nga sila sa principal and they should like, express it in the “proper” or “orderly” manner….but let’s not forget these are kids! kids don’t want to walk up to the person they have ill feelings for, it’s just simply the “kid way”……..they never really wanted to hurt anyone……they’re only intention was to express their feelings, to releive their tension if i must say. the intention was not to confront, kids aren’t confrontational people, the intention was simply to ease yourself and perhaps find sympathy from your peers…….a blog, at the end of the day, it falls back on the defenition of it being a diary. and most of the times the stuff you write about a person in your diary was never, ever meant to be read by that person…….

hindi nila ginustong maghanap ng away, kasi kung ginusto nga nila maghanap ng away, edi sana di na sila gumagawa ng mga blog na yan…..

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Rommel Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 8:42 am

I think alam nila ang sinusulat nila. The students are very intelligent. Mind you.

Their way of writing hindi basta-basta.

I’m not saying na tama ang ginawa nila. Pero sobra naman ang suspensyon na yun sa kanila. Sobra din na mapahiya sila just for that.

Nadaanan ko na din ‘yang stage na ‘yan na nakakapangalit ang administraton, yun nga lang di ako nagblog. Pero its normal actually. Sama lang sakanila, may proofs that they said these things,.

Rommel´s last blog post..Choose to Know! Say NO!

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 12:59 pm

@rommel,

maybe it was harsh (suspension) pero who knows kung ang objective nung admin is to send a clear message di ba? because if it was, then yong admin was able to deliver big. am sure, ang takot nang mga estudyante ngayon is grabe. now fair ba yon? i don’t know. the authorities have to weigh yong punishment sa offense.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 12:56 pm

you know, para syang “Tracy Borres” in a way na private entries pero nagawang public. Well, yan na nga ang reality nang internet which we all should know by now. Na wala talagang privacy sa internet kaya mahirap yung bumirada gayaa na nga nung mga nabasa natin.

i’m sure it was never their intention. kaya lang sa init nang galit minsan iba ang lumalabas you know. me investigation na nito di ba?

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Ely January 16, 2009 at 5:16 pm

pinost mo nga? no comment. ndi ako neutral eh. ehehehe.

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 7:09 pm

kaninong side ka? my entry is neutral. hahaha for now. although di ko gusto ang mga words na ginamet nang mga students.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Ely Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 12:21 pm

siyempre sa mga students ako. LOL. tama man o mali ginawa nila, para saken tama pa rin. hahahaha

Ely´s last blog post..Pancit Canton

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asd Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:41 am

ako sa kids ako, hindi just ang “sentence” nila. are we to persecute every person who feels ill against us? no. if people were only to write “positive” things, then we’d no longer be a democracy. what if all the student body had the resources to making blogs, then shall we suspend all of them? no. when the situation has come to something like that, when they feel one same sentiment, can it still be said that she “fits” this type of profession? you are a prinicipal, kids aren’t their to praise you or follow your every beck and call. you are a principal, you work FOR the kids

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 1:02 pm

asd here’s a question to you: what can you say about the “sul-sul” factor? kasi si Cat has a comment below that:

numbers 2, 6 and 7 are not about students’ rights. It is about fighting for the faculty members.

so is it possible na ginagamet lang ang mga students nang “IBANG” tao?

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

kengkay January 16, 2009 at 5:32 pm

ano to, ilang words? ilang pages, 1/2 o 1/4 o on whole pad paper, ilang spaces? hehe. kelan deadline? pedeng mangopya?

ako e hindi galit sa principal namin, takot ako dun e. pero para gumawa ako ng ganyang love letter online? hinde po kasi ako daw pag asa ng bayan e. ayan tuloy, nagpunta ako sa alemanya

bukas gawa ako, may assignment akong mas matindi ngayon e. linis bahay

kengkay´s last blog post..ang winter vacation ay hindi tunay na bakasyon

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 7:09 pm

gabi na? pinag-lilinis ka pa nang employer mo? ano baaa hahaha

bakit nga ba kalimitan ang style nang mga principal eh katakutan sila?

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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The Ca t January 16, 2009 at 6:30 pm

reynz,
noong bata ako madalas akong mafala sa guidance counsellor. Drinowing ko ang teacher ko na nakabikini.

Nagandahan yong guidance counsellor, isinama ako sa drawing contest, ayun nanalo ang school.

marami pa akong kabulastugang ginawa na hindi dahil wala akong disiplina ng magulang. I just got bored minsan.

Until I joined the admin at ang mga studyante ay nagrally against me din. Ibablog ko na lang mahaba. hehehe

The Ca t´s last blog post..Fish be with You Sisters

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 7:10 pm

baliktad tayo Cat hahaha most obedient talaga ako – bata pa ako, pinalaki ako maging SLAVE hahha

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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jepoy Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 7:50 pm

hahaha ako laging “best in deportment” hahahaha

jepoy´s last blog post..The Perfect CyberSex Toy for Tim Cumper

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 8:06 pm

“best in deportment”

hahahaha! basta ang alam ko bata pa ako talagang
wala na yong nasa gitna nang hita ko hahaha
takot na takot talaga ako kaya sabi sayo slave na slave ako eh
hahaha walang sinabi ang mga YES MAN sa malacanang
sa kaka YES ko hahaha

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

mel beckham January 16, 2009 at 7:04 pm

Nakakatakot na ang mga kabataan ngayon. Gosh! I think they need parental assistance or someone in power to watch over them now, closely. Their actions are alarming. Sana ma-enlighten sila.

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 7:11 pm

i know! reading the blogs and everything they wrote, na-iimagine ko, nung panahon namen, leche, pagka ganito sinabi namen indi lang sampal ang aabutin namen. so i know, nag-iiba ang mundo bawat click nang oras, and to me, uber to. was this the result of internet?

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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asd Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:48 am

you guys obviously don’t know what’s going on. sabi mo kanina wag gumawa ng conclusions ka agad, bakit ngayon parang……. na aagainst ka na? (by agreeing na nakakatakot sila)

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:52 am

asd,

iba naman and context ko dito, it’s a comparison between kids noong panahon ko and kids nitong panahon and has nothing to yong actual issue nun suspension. in other words, mas grabe ang empowerment to you guys compared sa availability nang resources during our time. yon ang dinidiskuss namen here. now, yong sinasabi nyang nakakatakot is that masyado na atang matatapang ang mga bata these days.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

mel beckham January 16, 2009 at 7:41 pm

i think so ate reynz but hindi lang internet. kahit tv or written publication can influence change. anything actually. sana lang may gumabay sa kanila para gawin ang tama at nararapat na steps. kung ako lang ay pagsasampalin ko ang mga batang ito para matauhan. charing!

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 8:05 pm

“kung ako lang ay pagsasampalin ko ang mga batang ito para matauhan”

HAK HAK HAK brutal naman masyado yan! di ba pwedeng daanin sa mala-punyal na tingin?? hahaha

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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asd Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:50 am

what do you mean by tama at nararapat na steps? ang huwag i express ang sarili? nobody can ever set standard on how one should react. especially if you don’t know what’s really going on

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:55 am

i don’t think he means that. i believe ang ibig nyang sabihin is you can express all you want sans violence, cursing and all that. yong tamang behaviour ba. internet is absolutely a good place to vent, kaya lang siempre ingat kayo nang words na ginagamet and then, wag puntiryahin ang isang tao.

so what he means is just that, turuan nang proper steps. kahit na ako, i believe, karamihan senyo still don’t know how to blog properly. agree?

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous(JP) January 16, 2009 at 8:40 pm

hello, present scientian po ako. sad to say, pero mali ung ibang details na lumabas.

una, hindi po ung scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com ang blog ng apat na estudyanteng nasuspinde. pagmamay-ari po ito ng isang taong nagtatago sa pangalang “lawrence agoncillo” at walang nakakakilala sinuman.

eto po ung blog nung apat na estudyante:
eufems.multiply.com, mychaelmiravite.multiply.com, ihateflattery.multiply.com, and oneonesix.multiply.com

iquoquote ko ung post ni mychael sa blog niya, ito rin ung isa sa comments niya sa sire ni scientiaetvirtus.
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Please, PLEASE, wag niyo muna tabunan ng comments ito. Para mabasa ng mga magiinvestigate.

i’m myke miravite, one of the suspended students of qcshs.

Lilinawin ko lang, hindi ito yung mga klase ng blogs na na-publish namin. While I admit that I salute this “Lawrence Agoncillo” for his courage, siguro sumobra pa rin siya sa pagiging harsh. Below the belt na yung mga tira niya sa school admin kaya hindi namin siya cinoconsider case namin dahil talagang mabigat yung mga pagkakamali niya. Kahit gaano pa kapalpak ang isang sistema, kelangan nandun pa rin yung respect.

To make things clear, hindi kami (yung suspended students) involved sa blogsite na ito. Actually, hindi talaga namin kilala kung sino ang author nito.

Btw, here’s my personal blog: mychaelmiravite.multiply.com and if you want to gain access to my blog entries regarding the qcshs issue, just pm or email me.

thanks.

(kung sino ka man, please, magpakilala ka na. kami yung nagssuffer dahil sa blogsite mo.)

sa kasalukuyan, makikita na lang po ata sa blog ni mychael miravite ang mga posts re. qcshs issues, ngunit nakaprivate po ito. i add nio na lang po siya…

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/88

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/81

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/80

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/79

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/69

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/63

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/62

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/56

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/46

hindi po ganun ka harsh ang mga salitang ginamit ng apat na estudyanteng nasuspinde, hindi katulad ng kay “lawrence agoncillo”

pangalawa.
hindi pa rin malinaw sa mga reports kung bakit nga ba nagboblog ang mga estudyante kontra sa administration. iquoquote ko po ang isa sa mga clarification mula sa eufems.multiply.com

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Have you heard Trisha Zafra’s report that the blogs contain only song spoofs and titles?

People have erred in generalizing Trisha Zafra’s report about these comedic things. In fact, Zafra could have reported about only one of the four. As far as I know, only that of eufems.multiply.com contain song spoofs and titles [which were deleted late November last year], and as far as I can analyze, that report was only based on the blogger behind it, thinking that as a former Malikhaing Pagsulat student, he believes that he has the liberty of using satire. The other bloggers, having been journalists, have based theirs on truth and just added a little spice [which were their reactions], and are in essay form.

I repeat, only that of eufems.multiply.com contain song spoofs and titles. The others have theirs in essay form.
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anonymous(JP) January 16, 2009 at 8:45 pm

hindi po scientia et virtus ang blog na 4 na students na nasuspend.

QUOTE from eufems.multiply.com (isa sa mga blog ng nasuspend)
Guess what. You know me naman di ba?

I had to post it in a blog, for it would be tiring to type this in every single blog concerning the spontaneous reactions to the issue that was apparently closed until resurrected again by the Principal.

A lot of people, even the Philippine Star, are getting the story wrong.

Number One: The Philippine Star kinda erred in their News Feature [link: http://philstar.com/Article.aspx?ArticleId=432136, which points that the blog the admin is talking about is scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com but in fact, the persona/s behind that multiply account are still unknown. Thus, the school cannot suspend him/them. Rather, the four students made their own blogs which the Principal did not like. Only that of eufems.multiply.com had its concerned articles removed, but the three others whose contents are most likely preserved are that of mychaelmiravite.multiply.com, ihateflattery.multiply.com, and oneonesix.multiply.com

I repeat, the urls of the accounts of these 4 students are eufems.multiply.com, mychaelmiravite.multiply.com, ihateflattery.multiply.com, and oneonesix.multiply.com, not scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com

Number Two: Have you heard Trisha Zafra's report that the blogs contain only song spoofs and titles?

People have erred in generalizing Trisha Zafra's report about these comedic things. In fact, Zafra could have reported about only one of the four. As far as I know, only that of eufems.multiply.com contain song spoofs and titles [which were deleted late November last year], and as far as I can analyze, that report was only based on the blogger behind it, thinking that as a former Malikhaing Pagsulat student, he believes that he has the liberty of using satire. The other bloggers, having been journalists, have based theirs on truth and just added a little spice [which were their reactions], and are in essay form.

I repeat, only that of eufems.multiply.com contain song spoofs and titles. The others have theirs in essay form.

Number Three: It was not Ms. Sadsad who wanted the problem televised.

All I know is that she is not the one who called the media. However, as I ask permission from the one who talked to Trisha Zafra in the first place, I withhold some information about this until it is Ok.

The TV Report seemed too pro-Sadsad probably because the super numerous reasons why the bloggers blogged could consume a lot of time if shown on air and thus is impractical. Also, I think that Trisha Zafra was not able to talk to the bloggers, so she wasn’t able to get their sides clearly.

I hope you understand why the informations were vague. However, I would not let beloved GMA-7 get tainted by prejudice from misinformation.

However, it is not that pure pro-Sadsad. It was able to quote Undersecretary Franklin Zunga, who said:

“We have to be very careful about punishing students for what they are going to write because of the constitutional right of all persons, including the students, the right of the freedom of expression and of the speech. Public officials should not have onion skin. They should be more tolerant about criticism”

I hope and think Zunga is pro-freedom.

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Please pray for these bloggers to fight these undermining of freedom of expression and to win their *excuse me, our* battle for freedom.

God Bless Them
God Bless Us
God Bless QueSci

Animo Scientia!
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QUOTE from mychaelmiravite.multiply.com
Please, PLEASE, wag niyo muna tabunan ng comments ito. Para mabasa ng mga magiinvestigate.

i’m myke miravite, one of the suspended students of qcshs.

Lilinawin ko lang, hindi ito yung mga klase ng blogs na na-publish namin. While I admit that I salute this “Lawrence Agoncillo” for his courage, siguro sumobra pa rin siya sa pagiging harsh. Below the belt na yung mga tira niya sa school admin kaya hindi namin siya cinoconsider case namin dahil talagang mabigat yung mga pagkakamali niya. Kahit gaano pa kapalpak ang isang sistema, kelangan nandun pa rin yung respect.

To make things clear, hindi kami (yung suspended students) involved sa blogsite na ito. Actually, hindi talaga namin kilala kung sino ang author nito.

Btw, here’s my personal blog: mychaelmiravite.multiply.com and if you want to gain access to my blog entries regarding the qcshs issue, just pm or email me.

thanks.

(eto yung blog entries ko. private yung iba diyan kaya kung gusto niyong ma-access, email or pm me na lang.)

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/88

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/81

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/80

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/79

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/63

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/62

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/56

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/46

(kung sino ka man, please, magpakilala ka na. kami yung nagssuffer dahil sa blogsite mo.)
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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:59 am

jp, these links have already been added dun sa updates.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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nina January 16, 2009 at 8:46 pm

hahahhahahah…may teacher ako, may utang kay mudra. gusto ni mudra singilin siyempre ayaw ko kasi baka mababa ang ibigay n grade eh hahahahhahah…

nina´s last blog post..Who is your first love?

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 11:49 pm

natawa ako dyan nina! hahaha ano baaaa! so, what happened? valedictorian ka??? hahahahaha

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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nina Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 5:29 am

hindi ako first honor. ayaw ko lang magkaroon ng mababang grade kasi grade six na ako baka di ako malagay sa cream section sa HS. hahahhahahahaha

Anyways, nawala lang ako ng 12 hours ang dami nang nagyari. Puro controversial pa. Hindi ko natapos basahin kagabi kasi pagod na.

Hindi ako masyadong maka-relate. Noong HS, madaming bawal pero hindi naman kami violent kasi usually naman pag related sa pagka dalagang Pilipina sigurado nakasulat sa handbook yon. Tapos lagi din naman kaming may dialogue with the teachers and admin. Exclusive for girls pa kasi ang school namin noon. Bawal makipag-usap sa boys outside the school kapag naka-uniform. Bawal makipag date ng naka-uniform. Tapos gusto nila, medyas 1-in above the ankle lang for uniformity-kainis kung may peklat ka one inch above the ankle. Bawal ang walang camisole. Lagot ka kapag naaninag ang bra mo dun sa white blouse uniform. Nag Jr-Sr prom kami pero walang boys! How boring di ba? Grabe, reklamadora din ako sa mga dialogue pero wala ka naman magawa.

During college naman, empowered kaming mga students. Sabi nga ni KK, kapag sa private school medyo iba ang palakad. Sa school namin may grievance procedure sa mga prof. Naka-experience ako nito initiated by some honor students na bumagsak sa isang subject. Hahahahahha….Pwede mo ring ireklamo ang prof mo kung hindi nagtuturo ng maayos at hindi pwedeng basta-basta sila mag-absent (di gaya sa state U natin – although di ko rin alam kung talagang di pumapasok ang mga prof dun). May say ang student council sa tuition fee increase. Sa school namin pwede ring i-approached ang Dean or dept head anytime – sort of training na rin sa corporate world. Pero nung nagtrabaho ako sa govt – ay grabe di mo makausap yong boss dun sa opis.

Both in HS and in college, may evaluation ang teachers lalo ang mga bagong teachers. Nung HS kami may naglagay – you look like a cadaver in a coffin – hahahahhahahah…Yong isa naman – your clothes do not fit you…

nina´s last blog post..Who is your first love?

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 5:52 am

Nag Jr-Sr prom kami pero walang boys! – WALANG BOYS?! ANONG KLASENG PROM YAN! HALLLERRRR! RALLY YAN! RALLY! hahahaha

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

anonymous(JP) January 16, 2009 at 8:51 pm

bat hindi ko nakikita posts ko?

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 11:33 pm

anonymous – mike miravite, since you named yourself, i will edit the name para di sya anonymous – para di nakakalito sa readers.

now,

if you are a first commenter – which you are – the comments will not show up until moderated.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous(JP) January 16, 2009 at 8:54 pm

present scientian po ako, nakakalungkot na may maling details sa ilang report.

eto po ung clarifications ng isa sa suspended students:
http://eufems.multiply.com/journal/item/59/Clarifications_from_One_of_Four…_poll?replies_read=14

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 11:50 pm

JP,

Nakalagay yong source ko sa signature. But thanks for the info that your leaving. I’m sure it would help all of us.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous(JP) January 16, 2009 at 8:55 pm

quote ko lang po ung post din ng isa sa mga suspended students (his post from scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com)

Please, PLEASE, wag niyo muna tabunan ng comments ito. Para mabasa ng mga magiinvestigate.

i’m myke miravite, one of the suspended students of qcshs.

Lilinawin ko lang, hindi ito yung mga klase ng blogs na na-publish namin. While I admit that I salute this “Lawrence Agoncillo” for his courage, siguro sumobra pa rin siya sa pagiging harsh. Below the belt na yung mga tira niya sa school admin kaya hindi namin siya cinoconsider case namin dahil talagang mabigat yung mga pagkakamali niya. Kahit gaano pa kapalpak ang isang sistema, kelangan nandun pa rin yung respect.

To make things clear, hindi kami (yung suspended students) involved sa blogsite na ito. Actually, hindi talaga namin kilala kung sino ang author nito.

Btw, here’s my personal blog: mychaelmiravite.multiply.com and if you want to gain access to my blog entries regarding the qcshs issue, just pm or email me.

thanks.

(eto yung blog entries ko. private yung iba diyan kaya kung gusto niyong ma-access, email or pm me na lang.)

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/88

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/81

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/80

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/79

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/63

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/62

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/56

http://mychaelmiravite.multiply.com/journal/item/46

(kung sino ka man, please, magpakilala ka na. kami yung nagssuffer dahil sa blogsite mo.)

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 11:51 pm

JP – kaya ako nalilito kasi anonymous ka nang anonymous. come up with A name para naman di ako nalilito kung sino ang nag co coment. dinedilete ko yan normally kasi.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous(JP) January 16, 2009 at 8:56 pm

Please, PLEASE, wag niyo muna tabunan ng comments ito. Para mabasa ng mga magiinvestigate.

i’m myke miravite, one of the suspended students of qcshs.

Lilinawin ko lang, hindi ito yung mga klase ng blogs na na-publish namin. While I admit that I salute this “Lawrence Agoncillo” for his courage, siguro sumobra pa rin siya sa pagiging harsh. Below the belt na yung mga tira niya sa school admin kaya hindi namin siya cinoconsider case namin dahil talagang mabigat yung mga pagkakamali niya. Kahit gaano pa kapalpak ang isang sistema, kelangan nandun pa rin yung respect.

To make things clear, hindi kami (yung suspended students) involved sa blogsite na ito. Actually, hindi talaga namin kilala kung sino ang author nito.

Btw, here’s my personal blog: mychaelmiravite.multiply.com and if you want to gain access to my blog entries regarding the qcshs issue, just pm or email me.

thanks.
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eto link: mychaelmiravite.multiply.com

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 11:52 pm

JP – first time commenter ka kaya, the comment will have to be approved first. That’s how it works. but your comment is now up.

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anonymous(JP) January 16, 2009 at 9:07 pm

clarification.. di po ako si myke miravite..quinote ko lang po ung isa sa mga post niya from the unknown scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 11:41 pm

LOKO MO anonymous, naloloka ako seyo. Next time, I will not allow these anonymous comments. I will use your INITIALS.

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The Ca t January 16, 2009 at 9:12 pm

ito itataya ko ang aking malasutlang balahibo, ang mga batang ito ay mga nagsusulsol na gawin ito.

hindi makalaban ng harapan, dinadaan sa istrudyante.

noong nasa College ako ganoon ang nangyari, yong isang grupo ng mga istudyante at professor, may galit sa admin. gumawa ang mga istudyante ng petition. pinapirma kaming walang kamalay-malay, yon pla laban nila yon, remember ang cleaning gods? Nang nagkaimbestigahan, yong mga promotor ang mga tiklop at kaming pumirma ang nalagay sa alanganin.

Naging istudyanteng outspoken din ako na talagang nagwowalk-out pag-ayaw ko ang teacher pero hindi naman ganito na nanghaharass at nagtethreaten ng kamatayan sa admin.

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 11:55 pm

Cat,

Di ba sabi ko seyo, I was trained to be SLAVE? Hahaha! Talaga kamong matakutin ako when I was in high school. Uber. Kaya, I was surprised to see students like this. Para bang ancient na ancient na ako.

Of course, alam ko ring uber ang pulitika at tsismisan sa school. Given na teacher ka, I would suspect swak ang madam airing hoola mo hahaha

I can imagine, me mga iba dyan who wanted her position too, you know. But since, the blogger is not identified – pwede ring outsider who was just trying to use the present problem and get back at here. Di ba? hahaha

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Fatherlyours January 16, 2009 at 10:09 pm

Hay buhay, ibang-iba na talaga ang panahon ngayun. Okay lang mag advocate ng changes pero hindi naman ganun ang way na parang “Hitler” ang solusyun. Hehehe. Pero mabuti pa rin dito compared sa ibang bansa na basta na lang namamaril sa school campus.

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reynz Reply:
January 16th, 2009 at 11:58 pm

I know! Here lang sa United States, ilan yung sunod sunod na barilan sa school at ang dami pa.

One thing though, the internet and the blog is a way for these kids to release their sentiments and anger at alam mo na, pag naka-alpas ung galet, medyo ok na. However, me masama den – eto ngang mga articles na to is espousing violence. Maling mali talaga.

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Roy January 16, 2009 at 10:48 pm

sinundan ko yung blog… at sinundan ko pa… walang identity yung blogger (the reason why I didn’t blog about it), nagtatago. paano na-identify yung mga kawawang estudyanteng na-suspend?

the entries are (waaaay) below the belt, it would have more credibility in them though kung matapang na nagpapakilala yung nagsasalita dun.

still, i’m against the suspension of the students.

hope we hear about the side of the principal soon. she needs to shed light on this, lest all the accusations on the blog will be accepted as the truth.

Roy´s last blog post..Karate Kid featuring Jacky Chan as Mr. Miyagi

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 12:00 am

sobra! kaya I decided to capture them instead na kopyahin para makita.

can you imagine with all these words na ginagamet? foul na to.

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Silver Reply:
January 21st, 2009 at 3:40 am

Pati ata yung name ng principal eh napuntirya.

Eto daw yung full name nya: Zenaida Panti Sadsad

Middle name daw nya ang Panti.

‘Nuff said.

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Reesie January 16, 2009 at 11:10 pm

ilagay natin na panget tlaga pamamalakad ng principal, but it doesn’t give the students the right to write such derogatory remarks and threats to this principal. if they have problems with him, they should’ve have made it known to the proper authority. or, do signature campaign perhaps para maalis ang lokong principal..

ay nako, grabeh na tlga ang mga kabataan ngayon..

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 12:02 am

you’re right reesie. given na maling mali ang titser or principal, espousing violence like this is not right.

alam mo ba? if this were in the United States? deretsong kalaboso tong mga estudyante na to – no questions. especially yong part na bomba? naku! homeland security mismo ang dadale sa kanila.

ok lang to use the blog to air their sentiments pero naman you know.

the other thing is that, these kids need to be taught how to blog properly. mukhang mga walang alam eh. tingnan mo lang tong sa taas na nag-comment – walang pangalan at naiinis dahil indi agad nakita ang comment when it was his first time to comment.

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maxi January 17, 2009 at 3:10 am

Noong 2nd yr ako sa barrio siete namin inis ako sa mga teachers kasi ba naman sinasali na kami sa CAT and take note forced yun. Everytime na mainitan ako my nose bleeds, I complained yet I was never heard kesyo estudyante lang and I don’t have any rights to do so at yung life ko daw depends on the tip of their pens yun bang tipong sila ang Pilato sa mundo kaso medyo wise lang ang move ng family ko kasi our lawyer took care of everything dahil alam naming na kung kami-kami lang ang lalaban walang mapupuntahan. In school there is always politics parang “bakuran ko, linis ko” system so there’s no proper information that can be given out to the proper authorities. Lessons learn, idaan sa tamang process ang mga bagay bagay na hindi kayang lutasin basta-basta.

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:46 am

I was wondering though ba’t di na-involve ang mga parents. I’m sure they could have done something kung walang magawa ang mga students.

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maxi Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 3:56 pm

that’s another point, where are the parents of these kids? Parents should be there to settle things between these two opposing forces if it can’t be solved by matured people saka na yung legal move. Idinaan kasi nila sa kanilang juvenile emotion.

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Aldrin Cabrera January 17, 2009 at 4:21 am

It’s alright to fight for what they think is right. But the thing is, they used curse words which made me think that they are abusing their freedom. Is it due to immaturity or do they just don’t care at all?

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:47 am

i visited one of the blogs of the suspended students. mukhang malinis. now, i don’t know if that was already sanitized ano? but this one source i have, uber ang violence.

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Aldrin Cabrera Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:49 am

mukhang malalim ang pagkakatanim ng sama ng loob. hahaha

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:55 am

that’s very true haha but then again, Cat raised one very good point.

paano kung ginagamet lang ang mga students na to? or sinusulsulan say nang kapwa teacher na me galit dun sa principal?

or me kagalit na outsider?

there are so many sides here. sabi nga ni Lea Salonga – Side A, Side B and the Truth.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

bluepanjeet January 17, 2009 at 4:29 am

this is actually a reflection on how people can destroy one person.

Its good you put disclosure for the commenters because this might turn out to be another crusade.

The students might have done that because they feel they are powerless. The only way to vent their anger is to blog about it. Yet reading it from all angles, the end doesn’t really justify the means. No matter how noble and human the purpose is, still one has no right to malign the dignity of a person. Even criminals have rights to protect their dignity.

This is the reason why even in non-sectarian institution, “values” or some sort of subject should be given. To at least remind the students about GMRC in and out of the school. Would you belive that even some of my young cousins studying in a catholic school is also tempted to do deviant things? Its not only in science hs but i think in almost all schools, students are becoming bolder and bolder. Minsan nga pag nagkikita kita kami, I always reprimand them na parang di nagaaral sa catholic school.

The bottomline is, and I am speaking of my own previous experience in my alma mater in HS, that most teachers and the admin fails to fit into the shoes of students. What students need is not actually rules, kasi given na yun sa isang institution. What students need is a sincere listening heart for them to be understood. The more you stifle the freedom of the students the more they will rebel. Yet the more they feel the freedom, the more they will set limitations on themselves. O course there will be abuses of this freedom, but compare the handful deviants who will abuse the rules, to a school wide crusade which will rebel. see the point?

when I was in Grade 3, the Senior batch of my sister went from house to house and cemetery to cemetery (all saints day ’86) to convince parents to sign a petition. When the semestral break was over, the Principal in our school who was a nun was relieved by the congregation of her duty as Principal (Our alma mater kasi is the sister school of La Concordia, Sta Isabel and Immaculate Heart – all under one religious administration). That was the first time in the history of the congregation that a Nun was removed from a school due to a petition.

The students of the said Science Highschool should have done that. But considering they are mostly scholars (correct me if I’m wrong), they really felt powerless because a subsidized institution is very different from a private catholic school. Private schools listen to parents because they pay tuition fees, but Science HS on the other hand is a subsidized school by the govt (correct me uli if im wrong) and the admin will always stress the “take it or leave it” options.

Kung naging Private school ang school nung mga naging suspended, ewan ko lang kung makapagtaray si madame principal. Kaso nga hindi eh. There will always be an iron fist in a government subsidized school.

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:48 am

very nice blue. amen ako dito.
one question ko nga, how come mukhang the parents knew nothing about this. they could have dome some petition gaya na nga nang sinabi mo.

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Dfish January 17, 2009 at 6:45 am

i appreciate Bluep’s clear distinction between a subsidized government school and a private one in regard to the exercise of authority of the principal. call it the environmental factir and it does matter in the student-teacher-parent interaction. But in case the “free lunch” could turn into some habitual, offensive “panumboy” as in a mother-in-law overheard saying “mga palamunin,” then it borders on arrogance, a next-door neighbor of despotic leadership. It’s the equal, simple fact: public school teachers salaries are forms of public subsidies so why act like a grouchy mother-in-law (uy hindi ako galit sa mads-in-law ko ha) na parang metro ng Meralco.
blogging affords a more expansive space for self-expression and for growing adolescents, it’s almost a perfect site for their seemingly boundless hormones, on top of the fact that these are above-average students i assume with restless, more adventurous brains. Ms. Sadsad got a PhD and perhaps have read all of Covey’s books. But i suspect that blogging, dubbed as immediate journalism, has not been considered yet as a leadership issue, or a more positive view, a potential student’s resource. Personally, it’s a premier case of a challenged leadership (reynz marami ka nito) with Dr. Sadsad having overlooked the possibility of those boiling clamors leaking through a different venue other than the school’s official publication. blogging simply affords a seemingly equal bargaining power (yes, reynz, it’s challenging mainstream media) that given the stage of moral development of HS students, could appear as non-restricting to become grossly unethical. How would the present school leadership and leadership style now account blogging not only as a liability but as potential for growth for the whole organism? Perhaps, at Kisay, blogging is a little more tainted. Reynz, you know more of these “mantsa” in the blogosphere, hehe. Muriatic yata ginamit mo dun sa FV, hehehe. Stop na ako baka saan pa mapunta.

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 7:26 am

It’s tough for me to comment on the nature or the extent of the blogging penetration in schools in the Philippines. I know that Friendster is very much the norm amongst the kids and now all these multiply accounts. Now, given the propensity of kids to blog or hop into facebook, what about the teachers? Have they caught up or just trying to pretend they don’t exist?

My experience at Reyna Elena tells me that, these teachers refuse to recognize that Main Street has now moved to the internet. Kids no longer mingle in Mendiola rather on mendiola dot com. That’s where all the conversations are and that’s where all the actions are. The reason why I say this is because of one SONA entry I made where students copied my summary and a certain teacher found my entry and blasted me here. That gave me the idea that teachers are probably so left out with times.

I won’t comment on their salaries are that of public school and so therefore, my attitude towards my students should be equals to “a”. By acting “a”, the teacher is not being fair by pushing the system problem back to the students. Result: students displeasure. Which I believe is now the source of these disenchatments on the blog.

I think it’s the school’s negative concept of blogging, of Friendster, of facebook and anything “internet café’s”-ish thing that schools REFUSE to recognize the internets presence. This is haunting them now.

Like you said, which I agree, this blogging as immediate journalism or new media has not been considered yet as a leadership issue and who knows, a challenged to one PhD? I mean, that could be far out but who knows.

If I were Sadsad, I’ll speak my students language. On multiply. On facebook. On the blog. One word for her: Reach out. In leadership, if you can’t make it easier on your students to approach you, the you will have a terrible time understanding them. It’s as easy as that.

The school should be happy that the kids have all these blogs to release and vent their anger. What if? I could only imagine the marcos years on Mendiola.

So, to me this story is technology knocking.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Dfish January 17, 2009 at 8:04 am

And a new social habit tugging an older one into some still unexplored territory…

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Amor January 17, 2009 at 9:37 am

Hello! I am Amor. Batch 2003 graduate ng Que Sci. Gusto ko lang sagutin yung ilang tanong mo.

Why is there so much hatred amongst these students sa Principal?
>> Because she broke so many great traditions Que Sci. Malamang nakwento na rin ng mga kuya at ate nila na mga alumni din ng school gaya ko kung ano yung mga mayroon sa Que Sci noon. Alam nila kung ano yung binago ni Dr. Sadsad, kung ano yung mga bagay na ipinagkait sa kanila. Natural lang sa kanila na magalit kasi they also take pride in the great traditions of Que Sci. She’s altering a culture established and cherished for a very long time . In our time, and even in the past, may mga reklamo rin naman kami sa prinicipal namin pero never kami umabot sa ganito karaming hinaing. Ilang principal din ang napagdaanan ng batch namin, pero wala namang radikal na bumago sa kultura ng Que Sci na ganito. Kahit naman sa UP, for example tinanggal yung oblation run and lantern parade, siguradong magngangalit yung mga estudyante and alumni alike kasi tradition na yun eh. Ang daming principal ang dumaan sa Que Sci (take note, hindi siya ang prinicipal noong time ko…grumaduate ako, si Dr. Cavo pa ang principal) pero di nila binago yung mga magagandang traditions ng Que Sci , some probably even made them better, then all a sudden nung siya na yung nilagay na principal, babaguhin niya lahat…talagang mahihirapang tanggapin ng mga Scientians yun.

Given, for the sake of argument, na kasuka-suka ang Principal, what’s the best recourse for these frustrated students?

>>Okay yung blog, napansin yung hinaing nila dahil dito. Pero sana nga di na lang silag gumamit ng violent words para walang negative na maibabato against them. Yung mga violent words naman, I think they don’t mean it. They just said those words out of anger. Kasalanan di naman ni Dr. Sadsad. Kung nakikinig siya sa mga opinion ng mga estudyante at alumni before through open forums, hindi na dapat aabot sa ganito. Kaso kamay na bakal siya eh, hindi siya consultative as a leader. Napilitan tuloy yung mga estudyante na paabutin sa blog ang galit nila. Pwede rin sanang magreklamo sa dep-ed. Kaya lang, ang hirap sa dep-ed, umaaaksyon lang kapag na-imbestigador na o nagkaroon na ng media publicity. At kailangan pa na may todo pang nasaktan na estudyante bago seryosohin yung isyu.

How do you prevent violence in school?

>> Teachers and principals as second parents should show parental concern for their students, they should try to understand what the students feel and explain to them things they don’t understand through a gentle manner. Students just resort to violence if they feel that they are not being listened to and there is no way that they can express their sentiments other than destructive means that can surely get people’s attention.

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:58 am

maganda ang sinulat mo amor. mukhang ikaw lang ang nakasagot nang assignment ko. very good points!

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cheh January 17, 2009 at 10:03 am

Noong ako’y estudyante,may mga sistema rin kaming hindi nagugustuhan sa eskwelahan,may mga inaayawan na adviser,teacher at principal.Pero ganun talaga buhay paminsan minsan,keylangan makiki sayaw ka sa alon kung ayaw mong tumaob ang iyong bangka! Ganun minsan ang buhay di ba?
At isa pa,mali pa rin yung lumalaban sa mga nakakatanda.

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 3:58 pm

that’s true also. time changes. ang empowered kids ngayon dyus ko, it pales nung kapanahunan naten talaga. ang swerte nang mga bata ngayon. but still you’re right = ang basics di dapat kalimutan

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The Ca t January 17, 2009 at 12:51 pm

Even before blogging was discovered as Weapon of mass Destruction for personalities some bloggers hate, there was already rhe trend of using students by another group of students or disgruntled teachers who can not fight openly as their instrument of fighting their adversaries. The students find themselves fighting not for their cause but for the cause of others.

When worse comes to worse, the instigators are safe. that is still true today, not only amog students but adult bloggers. Di va?

Yong mga hindi raw trashy comments pero ginagamit nila ang iba pa ra siya ang magmura.

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:12 pm

tama ang sinabi mo Cat. ang pagkaduwag is not an exclusivity. of course me mga taong who will use the weak for their self-serving objectives.

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Israel Nicolas January 17, 2009 at 1:02 pm

Hey Reyna Elena,

I am sorry, but you just can’t go to spurious conclusions, interjections, and judgment by being a couch investigator. If you really want to make a long rant on your views then I suggest you go to the school and talk to the students and teachers.

As a QCSHS alumni we are appalled with what has happened to the school. The students on the hit list are not idiots. Yes they are kids and they may have expressed their grief in a way not all will approve. But we also understand where they are coming from. These students are scholars, subsidized by the government, most of the which go on to become successful in their chosen field. They know what they are talking about. Most of them go to UP, and in UP this is nothing.

At the same time, while the acts of the four students may be treated as an isolated accident, you only have to step back to see that most student blogs have been critical to Sadsad. Add in the parents, alumni and the parents of the alumni.

Just imagine the outrage of all Alumni that the student paper, the Electron and Banyuhay were relegated to oblivion. That act alone is stupendous. For the QCSHS community, the Electron and Banyuhay are flagship organizations. It is one of the best school papers in the country, winning several national awards and annual meets. No principal should have the audacity to cut them out.

At least we are not dealing with students who don’t care if they have a school paper or not, who don’t care if the school don’t support their science conventions, who don’t care if their school is not excellent, and who don’t care if their freedom of speech is repressed. These are not apathetic students.

*Buti kung binablogblog lang nila yung principal ng walang katuturan.

This post/open letter captures the outrage of the QCSHS community:
http://wrongbee.blogspot.com/
Open letter to fellow high school students of Quesci and alumni:

I am utterly enraged over the news that four students of my beloved Alma Mater, Quezon City Science High School, would be suspended because they blogged against the school administration and the current principal, Dr. Zenaida Panti Sadsad.

I went to check for myself the contents of the blog and there were edited images of Dr. Sadsad depicted as a dictator, stories of questionable policies, and seemingly endless threads of comments all critical to the principal, some members of the teaching staff, and the school administration as a whole.

I am aghast by the punitive and vindictive measures taken by Dr. Sadsad and her cohorts to suspend the four students. I am also incensed that the school’s publications The Electron and The Banyuhay have also been padlocked.

Going by how Dr. Sadsad confronted the issues raised by the students’ blog, it is obvious that her administration has not been giving the QCSHS students any meaningful venue where they can air their disgust and legitimate demands. The horrendous, illegal message is: “You complain, you get suspended.”

This is an outrage. This is a terrible violation of students’ constitutional right to freedom of speech and expression. This is a bad manner of mitigating disputes. This is not discipline but repression. From the looks of it, the students were meted with a rather heavy penalty but without due process.

It is in this light that I urge my fellow QCSHS alumni, parents and students of current students to press that the 10-day suspended be rescinded.

Moreover, let us urge the Quezon City government and the Department of Education to instead investigate the misadministration of Dr. Sadsad. For naked abuse of power alone, it is Dr. Sadsad who should be suspended or thrown out of the school.

Respectfully,

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:27 pm

“I am sorry, but you just can’t go to spurious conclusions, interjections, and judgment by being a couch investigator. If you really want to make a long rant on your views then I suggest you go to the school and talk to the students and teachers.”

Mr. Israel Nicholas,

These are the kind of ridiculous comments I get. They will start with name calling and then end their comments with this: “RESPECTFULLY”. That’s not being respectful, rather, insulting. But, hey, let me answer your charges.

COUCH INVESTIGATOR

I’m not alone in this category. I could tell you that in the mainstream media, there are a number of well-respected columnists and journalists who are couch investigators too. There’s nothing wrong with this unless you start peddling lies and use your investigations detrimental to other people. Otherwise, it’s presumptuous that if one is not in the Philippines, then one can’t make a reasonable opinion on anything.

Therefore, I don’t need to go to the school and talk to the students and teachers. Technology does that. That’s why even if I am miles away, I am way close to the Philippines. Technology no longer makes us ignorant, Mr. Nicholas. You can be slow, but you certainly can be updated. That’s why there are online news, respected journalists where you can refer your views and opinions.

SPURIOUS CONCLUSIONS, INTERJECTIONS AND JUDGEMENT

First, on my blog entry in itself – I believe you will see the neutrality and I can’t believe you missed it. Now, on the comments section, read on.

Such is blogging. This is my blog. If you care to read some aspects of blogging, here’s one very nice blog entry that you can read to get you updated. Remember, I just said that technology empowers us that you don’t need to “drive to school and interview students and teachers”? Read on: http://smoketalk.wordpress.com/2009/01/12/its-your-blog/

My conclusion? I have said it and I will say it again. Students these days are lucky to have the blogs where they could vent their anger and frustrations instead of mendiola dot com. Now, that’s a figurative word. However, once they start espousing violence, that’s a different story. In the United States, given the violence in school, this incident could immediately land them in jail. That’s my conclusion, that’s my interjection and not sure if that’s a judgement though. But, your insinuation that I can’t make such, is wrong.

MY TAKE

I could see that you did not took your time to read nor even cared to read my blog entry at all. If you care to read, my blog entry was properly referenced. It’s below the signature. It’s not only properly referenced, I made updates, several updates. One of the update was from a commenter. And again, if you care to read, I properly noted the error made by Philippine Star and you will see a note directly on the error in my blog entry.

That’s what you call RESPONSIBLE BLOGGING.

Now, I could only hope that you read these comments I made just for you.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Silver Reply:
January 20th, 2009 at 7:50 pm

Hi Ms. Reyna Elena,

Fan din ako ng blogs mo.

Tama ang pagkakabanggit mo sa RESPONSIBLE BLOGGING. Naging topic din sya ng blog ko and naging case in point ko yung sa Kisay. Oo nga, may freedom of speech tayo, pero dapat maging responsable din sana ang iba sa paglalagay ng comment or posts nang hindi nakakasakit nga naman sa ibang tao. Hindi porket may sinabing freedom e aabusuhin na di ba?

Unfortunately, pinutakti ng ibang hecklers ang blog ko at tinawag pa akong BITCH sa mga comments nila. Hindi naman ganun katigas katulad sa kalabaw ang balat ko pagdating sa comments at napansin ko ng below the belt na nga yung comments. Para lang matapos ang argumento, hay naku, inalis ko muna si blog ko.

Pero pinabilib mo ako, Ms. Reyna Elena, for mentioning blogging responsibly. Sana naman, kung may criticisms yung iba, make it respectful and constructive as much as possible, hindi yung magiging character assasination ang magaganap (I am referring to the one who made the blog anonymously)

Also, if ever naman na yung anonymous blogger na yun na tumira sa principal e may valid na hinaing against the principal, dapat he had the balls to go to DEPED and file a complaint, hindi yung pinaalam mo sa buong mundo without going to DEPED. Parang na-bypass na ata ang DEPED dun.

Anyways, watch ko na lang ang blog mo for further updates para mahimay-himay ang tunay na nangyari kumbaga at ano ba talaga ang the real score. Medyo vague pa kasi ang ilang detalye.

Mabuhay ang Reyna Elena!

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Amor Reply:
February 5th, 2009 at 2:58 pm

Hello Po! Ah eh ayoko pong magdulot ng malalang reaction sa mga susunod kong sasabihin. Ito po ay personal ko lang na minsang nararamdaman.
Pero di ko rin po masisi si Mr. Nicholas sa mga nasabi niya. Minsan lang po kasi talagang nakakaasar din yung mga taong ang lakas mag-comment tungkol sa issue tapos di naman pala sila naging part ng Que Sci ( as a student or as a faculty). It’s sort of judging without really having any idea where all the outburst of emotions, reactions and concerns came from. Para po kasing nakikisawsaw sa issue ang dating

Para lang pong sa isang pamilya yan na may conflicts. Nakakainis po yung mga taong matindi mag-comment tungkol sa nangayayari sa pamilya niyo pero di niyo naman sila ka-anu-ano.

Alam ko pong lahat ng tao, Scientian man o hindi may karapatang mag-comment sa issue. We don’t have the right na pagbawalan ang sino man na magsalita. Pero sana unawain niyo na lang kami na naging part ng Que Sci if we are very much reactive on your comments kasi touchy sa amin yung issue. Yung mga estudyante na nagblog, protective kami sa kanila, because we have been like them, students of Que Sci. Pasensya na kung iba yung tingin namin sa issue because for us, it’s more of protecting our beloved Alma Mater and it’s beautiful legacy than looking at it as just a “responsible blogging issue”. For the alumni, it’s not letting anyone destroy our cherished memories of Que Sci and not letting anyone oppress Que Sci’s present students who strive to carry on the legacy previous generations of Scientians have begun.

I hope you understand.

Thank you very much

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Israel Nicolas January 17, 2009 at 1:08 pm

Also this is not merely a blogsophere issue for your progressive blogosphere theories. If you do that you are missing the point entirely.

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:41 pm

I completely agree with you Mr. Nicholas.

There’s a lot of issue on this case. Examples are: keeping the school’s tradition, making the school recognize the advances in technology, keeping the teachers up to date and use technology to “talk” to students to that there is a better understanding; communication with the parents and I could go on and on.

But given that the teacher did not know the existence of these blog entries, what would happen if say, the teacher would have had a blog of her own? Wouldn’t that makes it easier on student to send their gripes directly to the teacher? The teacher can no longer invoke “Oh, I did not know that!” and the student can be anonymous in commenting.

Blogs empowered the students. Why were the teachers left out?

Agree?

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous-jp January 17, 2009 at 2:41 pm

waaah.. to clear things out…

hindi po ung scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com ung blog ng 4 na studyanteng na suspend…

hindi po below the belt ang tira nila sa kanilang blogs…

eto ung isa apat na estudyante (ung mga blogs niya):
mychaelmiravite.multiply.com

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:42 pm

JP,

that’s been properly noted. there’s a NOTE right below.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous-jp January 17, 2009 at 2:51 pm

This would be my first blog post that is available for public viewing.

GMA 7 recently reported about the suspension of four students due to blogging against the school administration. It also sparked more blogs from the internet ranged from criticism and support for our dear bloggers. A blogger, wrote about it and he based his entry from the GMANews.tv article that was posted. UNFORTUNATELY, he wrote that the blog of the students is ‘scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com/journal’. That site is NOT theirs. Their personal blogs caused them to be suspended by the admin NOT because of that scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com post(s). That multiply account is used by a moron who just wanted to cause CHAOS in QueSci.

It seems that the other news writers and bloggers used tonyocruz.com as their source. A link on Tonyo’s post directs the viewer to scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com. It is under ‘a blog where they published articles critical of QCSHS principal Dr. Zenaida Panti Sadsad’. Viewers would think that scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com is the blog AND the news writers also think that the blog of the four suspended students is scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com

The site eufems.multiply.com deleted the blog posts that caused his suspension. The other sites still retain (I think) the blog posts.

Bloggers and Online Filipinos alike have their different views regarding the issue. Some would say ‘Goodluck’ and some would disagree to their actions. People even thought that the suspended students owned the scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com account. Of course, the contents of that site IS disrespectful. Please do compare those contents with the contents of the sites that I will be providing at the end of this entry.

The Bloggers and Online Filipinos even think that the four suspended students control the scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com account. I am telling you this: The blog entries that caused their suspension are published in their personal multiply accounts. Their personal multiply accounts are listed at the end of this blog entry

Personally, I support the four bloggers since the contents of their blogs ARE FOR PRIVATE VIEWING AND THE INFORMATION WAS GATHERED THRU QUESTIONABLE MEANS.

The URLs of the four suspended students are the following:

-eufems.multiply.com

-mychaelmiravite.multiply.com

-ihateflattery.multiply.com

-oneonesix.multiply.com

AND NOT

scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com

QUOTED FROM: http://antondominique.multiply.com/journal/item/60/The_Misinterpretation_of_the_Issue_Regarding_The_Four_Suspended_Students

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 4:43 pm

JP,

thank you. please read the updates I made. I edited my entry to include your links.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Antonov Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 10:43 am

Looks like someone quoted up my blog for me. Nice blog, reynz!

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Empress Maruja January 17, 2009 at 4:46 pm

Sa tinagal-tagal ko nang pagba-blog, natutunan kong huwag makisawsaw sa problema ng iba (maliban na lang kung apektado ako at alam ko ang buong kuwento).

Empress Maruja´s last blog post..Hala! May Surveillance ang Empress!

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 8:19 pm

pasensya na marcee hehehe kung saan saan napapadpad ang keyboard ko hehehe

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Ely January 17, 2009 at 5:49 pm

buti naman at back to school na mga students (was reading the updates). I’m happy for them. hehehe

Ely´s last blog post..Pancit Canton

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 8:18 pm

well, hahaha, let’s wait kung ano ang laman nang press conference nila but i’m glad it’s over or at least will SOON be over.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous-jp January 17, 2009 at 11:10 pm

well, thanks a lot, pakitulungan po kaming mga scientians na mailabas ang katotohanan… as of now, ang meron lang pong blogposts re. sadsad is ung kay mychael miravite (mychaelmiravite.multiply.com) pero available lang po ito sa mga contacts niya, better add him, and send a message at magpakilala kayo..

binura na ata nung other 3 scientians ung kanilang posts.
oneonesix had her blog permanently not available.
however, eufems blog has his clarifications regarefing the issus (available for private viewing)

paalala po, before po, may suspicion na kagagawan ng admin ang scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com (reasons, marami siyang angles ng old pictures ni ma’am sadsad, inconsistent posts, somewhat prosadsad posts at the middle of his blogging), at siya ang naging dahilan ng pagkasuspinde rin ng isa pang scientian dahil sa panawagan niyang magsuot ng black band/ribbon during our 41st foundation day (or 1st foundation hour). ngayon, sa tingin namin, itong blog na ito ang nagpalala sa situation. and we don’t even know who gave philstar the information that scientiaetvirtus is the concerned blog. well, that was just a suspicion.

salamat po.

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 11:48 pm

JP, di ba under investigation naman na sya? I’m sure lahat nang angles, titingnan nila yan at lalabas ang totoo nyan.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous-jp January 17, 2009 at 11:15 pm

pero sana naman hindi xa gawa ng admin,

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 11:48 pm

JP, it’s good you left these comments para sa mga readers.

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anonymous-jp January 17, 2009 at 11:21 pm

share ko lang po ung article from gmanews.tv, na naglalaman ng interview with the former QCSHS School paper adviese, mr. rex arcadio san diego.. he was removed by ma’am sadsad from his position at the start of the schoolyear,

http://www.gmanews.tv/story/144601/Ex-adviser-Penalized-student-bloggers-not-notorious-kids

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reynz Reply:
January 17th, 2009 at 11:49 pm

thank you for the link to that story.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous-jp January 18, 2009 at 12:21 am

salamat, opo, under investigation, ang gusto lang sana namin, maging accurate as much as possible ung mga reports na lumalabas, sa ngayon, gma7 pa lang ang nagcocover nito, i dunno if its exclusive for them or dun na lang kasi humingi ng tulong ung parents.. malungkot lang na nagkamali ng report ung philstar and abs-cbnnews(website) at sinabi na ung site nga ni scientiaetvirtus ung concerned…

prayers na lang po. salamat.

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 12:25 am

Well, it’s good na kahit na-pick up namen sa blogs, we can correct the misleading reports with edits, notes, and updates, plus all these comments.

I search the net, kaming dalawa lang ni Tonyo ang nakita kong nag blog about this one. Ini-isa isa mo ba?

Are you one of them? Kung pede lang sanang ipadala ung original content para naman makita namen. Kaso, private lahat.

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Ria January 18, 2009 at 12:28 am

i was still a high school student a couple of years ago, and my school also had its shortcomings. some rules were vague, like how alumni can’t go in (which i still think is stupid since alumni were also patrons of that school and once they graduate they get booted out and can only return during the fair? so much for nostalgia)

the principal seemed like she was being a “wicked witch of the west” to the students there (i’m assuming at least 90% of those reasons are true), and i can see why the students acted that way. it’s been a tradition for many schools (that i know) to have booths during fairs (or something similar), to have school publications, and varsities to have practices that would end later than 5 PM. it was inevitable for people to get pissed off at those decisions made by the principal. when i read the reasons the students wrote i thought to myself, “hey i’d hate her too for being such a jerk”

hey, blogs are being used for good, but some use it to pick on someone. it really depends on the scenario. those students shouldn’t act that way even if they were really angry though. maybe they could’ve shown a lot of proof instead to move a petition or something which could really help.

I REALLY HOPE THE STUDENTS OF QCSHS WON’T GIVE UP THE FIGHT. (but next time, i hope they do something that the administration won’t be able to sue against so it’ll be a sure win)

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anonymous-jp January 18, 2009 at 12:29 am

original content po ng?

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 2:56 am

original content nung blinag. accessible pa ba yon or wala na?

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous-jp Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 5:05 am

sa ngayon, ung kay mr. myke miravite na lang ung nkkta ko,

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anonymous-jp January 18, 2009 at 5:11 am

i guess i may send it to you because i think you could help,

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 5:27 am

well, email me privately then at ofwcenter@gmail.com

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous-jp January 18, 2009 at 5:12 am

what’s your email address?

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reynz Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 5:26 am

ofwcenter@gmail.com

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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anonymous-jp Reply:
January 18th, 2009 at 7:08 am

thanks

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The Ca t January 18, 2009 at 10:51 am

Let me tackle the published gripes of the students.

The number 2, 6 and 7 are not about students’ rights. It is about fighting for the faculty members. Am I now right in suspecting that these students are not only fighting for silly causes like booths in the fair, examination regulations and some policies about alumin. Teachers and principals have the right to come up with their own rules in order to minimize cheating.

The suspension was already lifted so what are they still fighting for?

If the SAve the queen blog is not theirs as they claimed, am I not right that someone is using these students to air their gripes too?

The Ca t´s last blog post..UPCAT results released already

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anonymous-jp January 18, 2009 at 11:50 am

just want to answer sadsad’s points…

“Mapanira raw ang mga blogs sa mga guro at pati sa eskwelahan, at labag daw ito sa code of discipline ng mga estudyante sa paaralan”

QCSHS STUDENTS HANDBOOK

IX. CODE OF DISCIPLINE

Students’ rights

Students have the rights to:
-express their views and opinions on matters that affect them
-present/air their grievances and concerns to school authorities and to except prompt resolution to said grievances/concerns

“Isang pindot, all over the world, nababasa. And it is against our school, the school principal and even the teacher”

Sabihin na nating mapanira nga ito. Wala naman silang isusulat sa kanilang blog kung wala silang nais isuslat. Isusulat nila ito ayon sa kanilang nakikita, maganda man ito o pangit. Sinulat nila ang kanilang saloobin sa magandang pamamaraan. Ang kanilang mga blog regarding the QCSHS issue ay for private viewing lang po sa mga contacts nila. Hindi ito makikita ng buong mundo katulad ng sinasabi ng aming minamahal na principal. Ang maaari lang ay ang blog ni “Lawrence Agoncillo” (scientiaetvirtus.multiply.com). Iyan po ay hindi pagmamay-ari ng apat na estudyanteng nasuspend.

“Maraming mga bata, mga alumni namin, will go to the school, diba? Ask the teachers, ‘oh ma’am bakit nagkakagulo raw dito? Yung ibang makakabasa, akala totoo’

Marahil ang ilan sa mga lumalabas sa blog ay hindi nga ito, ngunit mabilis naman itong napabulaanan ng ibang Scientian. Karamihan sa mga nakasulat sa mga naglipanang blogs ng mga ISKOLAR NG BAYAN, mga SCIENTIANS, ay pawang naglalaman ng KATOTOHANAN. Isunusulat nila kung ano ang nakikita nilang mali at kailangan ng pagbabago. Ang pagboblog ang naging daan ng mga Scientians upang mailabas ang kanilang saloobin. Mga matatalinong kuru-kuro sa mga nangyayari sa kanilang minamahal na alma mater.

Hindi ba’t hindi naman magkakaroon ng isyu kung wala itong pinagmulan? Walang usok kung walang apoy. Ilan sa mga magagaling na principal ng Kisay ay sina Sir Rocena at Dr. Lera. Naging laman din naman sila ng mga blogs ng ilang Scientians. Ngunit ano ang nilalaman nito? Mga papuring iginagawad ng mga Scientians sa kanila. Ang respeto ay hindi hinihingi, ito ay pinaghihirapan upang makamit.

“Matatalino sila eh, given na, matalino sila, kaya puso na lang ang kailangan nating dagdagan, kasi filled up na ang isip”

Meron bang matatalinong estudyanteng hindi kikilos? Meron bang matatalinong estudyanteng hindi na lang kikibo sa nakikita nilang mali? Meron bang matalinong estudyanteng hahayaan na lang masira ang respetadong pangalan ng QCSHS? Kung ang lahat ng sagot diyan ay WALA, iyan ba ang walang PUSO?

salamat.

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Kaoru January 18, 2009 at 1:00 pm

I’m a student of Kisay, and I really don’t like the way our principal treats us. She’s kill joy and inconsiderate, really. Besides, I know you have all heard of this cliche, where is the freedom of speech? It’s also sad for us, that some people butts in, saying negative things about us Scientians, while they never witnessed how we are treated.

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Dexter Ray Magalang January 19, 2009 at 1:57 am

I believe students from QCSHS know what they did… its not for us to judge them just because we read the contents of the blog. Its never enough! its always best to hear from those from QCSHS.
I just hope that students from QCSHS will fight for their rights…
“I may not agree with what you say, but I will fight to the death for your right to say it”
http://w2.eff.org/bloggers/lg/faq-students.php

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nina January 19, 2009 at 6:43 pm

i graduted from kisay. we had respect to our prinicipal in the same way the principal respects the views of the students. Obviously, the respect is no longer there. There used to be very good prinicipals in Kisay.. i dont think Sadsad has these good qualities. The students deserve a new principal.

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lcm January 19, 2009 at 7:28 pm

dahil mga high school students pa lang ang mga sangkot sa issue na ito, dapat maging precedent itong incidente na ito, na magkaroon ng open dialogue at least every two months between the student body and the School administration, attended and witnessed by third parties outside of the school like the Lions club and of course the Parents. huwag idaan sa blogging, pag-usapan ninyo harap-harapan, remember kung ano ang isinusulat ninyo sa internet stays forever, and when you are looking for jobs, and employers “google” your names, of course what will come out first will be the bad feedbacks with your names attached on it. basta ang isa kung maipapayo sa mga kabataan na ito, bago magblog, or say something very negative against someone, count first up to 200, think not only twice but 10 times,
http://www.rotary5440.org/fortcollinsco/4waybrochure/ kahit na mundo nila ay high tech na I’m pretty sure these 4 questions still applies for them to become better Students and Citizens

The 4 Way Test
is it the truth?
is it fair to all concerned?
will it build goodwill and better friendship?
will it be beneficial to all concerned?

So try to address the issues on a face to face basis, I am urging you young people to be vocal but be vocal with respect to the other party and always put your best foot forward and that you will be respected by the younger students, you be role models.

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reynz Reply:
January 19th, 2009 at 9:16 pm

i love that 4 way test!

nakalimutan ko na yan!

kokopyahin ko yan as

my social climbing principles

hahaha!

reynz´s last blog post..From the Philippines: Lica de Guzman (of Switzerland)

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Kaoru January 20, 2009 at 8:55 am

If she doesn’t want to leave, she must make better policies.

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Parents January 20, 2009 at 11:53 am

Everybody deserve to have a second chance khit pa tama o mali. Kaya lagi ntin sinasabi “intindihin mo nlang mas mtandaka ka at bilang nakakatanda” Di ba narinig nyo nrin yan. Try to remeber who was the last person mentioned that word to you reader.

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Silver January 21, 2009 at 1:23 am

Hi Ms. Reyna Elena,

Salamat sa pagdayo sa site ko. Nainspire ako sa mga sinabi mo. Huhuhu *sniff* *sniff*

Baguhang blogger pa nga ako. Kailangan ko pang kapalan ang aking skin from the nasty comments na minsan nailalagay sa aking mga blogs. At syempre, maging objective as much as possible at konting preno sa mga ratsada balita chorva.

Salamat ng marami!

P.S. Natawa ako sa comment na tinawag kang ‘moonbat’…lol…buti na lang hindi naging ‘dingbat’…lol…:D

Peace!

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theSilentmajority January 23, 2009 at 7:51 am

We have heard the many accusations from the “suspended” students. We have seen the tainted efforts to paint the school under the martial rule. We sympathize with them.
We’ve given them their fifteen minutes of fame. And their time is up!

A Principal and 4 students don’t compromise the entire QueSci community. We are the silent majority. The little voices which still try to wake up early, troop to school, and finish the assignments. Some of us teach, give pieces of advice, drive pooled cars, feed Scientians, watch over the students, and worry what has now become of our school.

Our school which we have tried very hard to protect and devoted our lives into; which we have considered family, instead of finding one!

Our school which has given back to the community the best doctors, engineers, accountants, and lawyers.

Our school which has witnessed history and housed powerful individuals of today is becoming like the infamous Marquis de Sade whose oddity for pain and violence becomes the ideal—the hype, the in-thing, the new kewl!!! Blog the teachers, principal, things that are fancy; blog ate Duday!

Our school which gives honors to our family, which is dragged into the media pits, has learned compassion.

Compassion was the downfall of Marquis de Sade. He never learned it!

Through compassion, we learn not to use blogs to threaten people and become bitter! We learn not to be arrogant, head up and sashaying across the canteen just like a celebrity!
We deeply know inside that whatever pain we have given to other people, sleepless nights, obtuse curses, envious feelings, and just plain inconvenience will return to us, or our families’, ten folds.

We have accepted that not everyone can be put and labeled inside a box.
We have accepted that some of us enjoy putting a person down or casting judgment!
We have accepted that even if one has given his best for 14 years, but remain bitter in human relationships will remain teacher 1.

At the end of the day, Sadsad remains the principal. The students attend class. Teachers give tests!

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Magno, Lynn Reply:
March 14th, 2009 at 12:16 am

Hahaha! I was amused by thesilentmajority’s comment:
We have accepted that even if one has given his best for 14 years, but remain bitter in human relationships will remain teacher 1.
We know who he’she is identifying and he is one of the most inspiring mentors in the school. He will always remind his students to do their best and do and choose what is right over what is easy. At this point, he rfepresents the last vestige of what used to be a principled corps of mentors.
We believe him because he chose to make a stand when making a stand isn’t easy. And the fact that his students say that he continues to be a beacon of values by speaking against questionable methods like plagiarism and unconsulted policies speaks that he continues to do what a good teacher should.
I just hope more teachers will have the balls like him to call a spade a spede, and not to allow their principles to be prostituted. We in the alumni don’t care if he remains teacher i, What worries us is that others get promoted even if we have filed complaints of incompetence and the like against our other teachers who we perceive as among the silent majority.
But I don’t blame thesilentmajority for picking to remian univolved and uniformed. To rephrase a popular kasabihang Pinoy, and makinig at maniwala sa sabi-sabi ng isang taong pabago-bago ng policy, at mahilig magtago ng mga dokumento, ay walang bait sa sarili.
I am happy that the Alumni Association has made its stand about the issue clear, and that they are not tolerant of the inconsistencies in QueSci. I’m also relieved that the DepEd-NCR struck down the suspension because they discovered that many of the reasons given by the administrator are inconsistent with the documents. But I am saddened by the fact that many members of the once highly-principled faculty has sunk so low, turned a blind eye and a deaf ear to the issues and allowed themselves to be manipulated by believing prefabricated information the principal produced.
Quesci deserves a better administrator. Period.

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Ma Ba O February 1, 2009 at 2:04 pm

Sarap maging high school uli….kung sana ng panahon ko may computer na …………..waaaaahaaaahaaaaaa………….marami pa kayong mababasang katarantaduhan…………pag high school lang nagagawa yan ………….mga katarantaduhan ng mga high school……………..sa mga panahon lang na yan magagawa yan…… pag college na……..aral na ………..o kaya …..nasa bilibid na

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AbbyGurL February 12, 2009 at 4:49 pm

Hmmm I certainly don’t like the principal’s idea to change the school name. I dunno but I just feel that it wasn’t right.

As for the kids, naaawa ako sa kanila. High school life, as people say, should be memorable and I can just imagine what these kids are missing.

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jake gonzales February 22, 2009 at 3:12 pm

good eve, please may i know if there’s somebody there a faculty member whos name is adrian? i suppose he is a science teacher in fourth year. he coached in the 6th national science fair in calapan city where his contstant won 1st runner up.
thank you so much.

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jake gonzales February 22, 2009 at 3:33 pm

gud eve, i just want to know if there’s someone working there at quezon city science high school whos name is adrian? i guess he’s a faculty member in that school, he coached the NCR’s contestant (4th year hs) in the 6th national science fair in calapan, city where he won 1st runner-up. adrian is my lost cousin .

if u know him please reply/send it to: aider128@yahoo.com

thank u so much.

jake

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reilee March 22, 2010 at 8:18 am

haha.anluma na pala nito,ngayon ko lang nakita.
pede pa rin bang mag-comment?:D
dating student po ako ng QueSci at naabutan ko si Sadsad,and she’s certainly one of the worst principals i have ever encountered in my life(buti bago na ang principal ngayon.)
classmates ko dati ko yung dalawa sa mga bloggers(Mychael and Jun-jun/Eufems) and i know na niregret nila yung posts nila pero may point talaga sila (hindi lang ako agree dun sa blog na Oust Sadsad<–too violent).
as for the comments against dun sa students na mababa na ang standards,may desire lang na mag-learn yung students kaya sila ganun.
alam nio bang umaakyat sila ng bakod para lang makapasok sa school kahit at risk of suspension sila?
wala lang.
thanks sa magandang blog.:)

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France July 1, 2010 at 4:13 pm

Here’s an update regarding the issue at hand:
http://www.bulatlat.com/main/2010/06/19/high-school-principal-reinstated-despite-anti-student-policies-corruption-issues/

We’ve also heard that Dr. Sadsad is intending to sue select Quesci alumni for “besmirching her name.”

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