VCHS-ROGUS EXTENSION

𝙱𝚁𝙸𝙶𝙰𝙳𝙰 𝙴𝚂𝙺𝚆𝙴𝙻𝙰 𝟸𝟶𝟸𝟼 📣📣📣

Bayanihan para sa paaralan, bayanihan para sa kinabukasan!

Join us this June 1–5 at Villa Concepcion High School - Rogus Ext. as we come together for Brigada Eskwela 2026 with the theme: “Nagkakaisa Para sa Kaayusan at Kaalaman.” Let’s work hand in hand in cleaning, repairing, and preparing our classrooms to create a safe, welcoming, and inspiring environment for every learner this coming school year.

We invite parents, students, alumni, volunteers, and community partners to be part of this meaningful activity. Your time and effort can make a big difference!

Sama-sama nating ihanda ang paaralan para sa mas maliwanag na bukas.

🗓️Mark your calendars and join the Brigada spirit!

Villa Concepcion High School – Rogus Ext. Kicks Off 2026 Summer Remediation Program to Boost Learning Recovery Efforts

The 2026 Summer Remediation Program officially commenced on May 6, 2026, at Villa Concepcion High School – Rogus Ext., reinforcing the school’s strong commitment to addressing learning gaps and ensuring that every learner achieves the required competencies. Scheduled to run until June 2, 2026, the program serves as a strategic academic intervention that provides targeted support to students who need additional time and guidance in mastering essential skills. Anchored on the principles of equity and inclusive education, this initiative reflects the school’s proactive stance on learning recovery, transforming the summer break into a meaningful period of academic engagement and growth.

Teachers of Villa Concepcion High School – Rogus Ext. play a pivotal role in the implementation of the program by delivering focused, data-driven instruction tailored to the identified needs of learners. Through remediation sessions centered on least mastered competencies, students are given renewed opportunities to grasp challenging concepts in a supportive and learner-centered environment. The program also strengthens collaboration with parents and stakeholders, recognizing their vital role in sustaining learning beyond the classroom. With systematic monitoring and continuous assessment, the school ensures that learner progress is consistently tracked and that appropriate instructional adjustments are made to maximize outcomes.

As the program progresses, the Summer Remediation initiative stands not only as an academic undertaking but also as a strong advocacy for resilience, shared responsibility, and quality education. It underscores the belief of Villa Concepcion High School – Rogus Ext. that learning is a continuous process that extends beyond the traditional school calendar. By fostering collective participation among educators, families, and the community, the program champions the vision that no learner should be left behind, affirming that with proper support and timely intervention, every student can succeed and thrive.

Parents, Learners Join Summer Remediation Orientation at Villa Concepcion High School – Rogus Ext.

Villa Concepcion High School – Rogus Ext. successfully conducted the orientation for the 2026 Summer Remediation Program on May 6, 2026, at 7:30 in the morning, bringing together parents, learners, and teacher-volunteers in a unified effort to officially launch the initiative. The activity served as an essential platform to present the program’s objectives, implementation guidelines, schedule, and expected outcomes. During the orientation, Sir Omar F. Antalan, School Head, discussed the salient features of DepEd Order No. 10, s. 2026, emphasizing its key provisions and its significance in strengthening learning recovery initiatives. He underscored that the Summer Remediation Program is a structured intervention designed to address learning gaps, particularly in the least mastered competencies, while promoting inclusive and equitable access to quality education.

The orientation also highlighted the critical role of parents and learners in ensuring the success of the program. Parents were encouraged to actively support and monitor their children’s progress at home, while learners were guided on expectations regarding attendance, participation, and academic engagement. The strong turnout and active involvement of stakeholders reflected a shared commitment to learning recovery and educational excellence. Through this initiative, Villa Concepcion High School – Rogus Ext. continues to promote a culture of collaboration and accountability, reinforcing the belief that meaningful learning is achieved through collective effort and sustained support.

Warmest congratulations to Ma’am Annie D. Duclayan on your well-earned promotion through the ECP. Your steadfast commitment, professionalism, and passion for teaching continue to motivate and elevate the academic community. We are truly proud of your accomplishment.

Gawagaway-yan Festival King and Queen Presentation Held at SM City Cauayan

CAUAYAN CITY, Isabela — The King and Queen Presentation of the Gawagaway-yan Festival was successfully held yesterday at SM City Cauayan, showcasing vibrant culture, creativity, and talent.

The presentation of Villa Concepcion High School – Rogus Extension featured a vibrant and creative attire known as “Ling it,” which reflects the rich cultural identity and traditions of the Rogus community. The candidates captivated the audience with their confidence and elegance as they graced the stage in their uniquely crafted costumes.

Representing the school as King and Queen were Aljouf Maranan and Glenda Segdan, who both demonstrated remarkable poise and charisma during the presentation.
Behind the success of the presentation were the school head, Omar F. Antalan, and the head coach, Jomar F. Fabros, whose leadership and guidance played a vital role in preparing the participants.

The activity forms part of the Gawagaway-yan Festival 2026, which aims to celebrate and promote the rich culture and heritage of Cauayan City.

Participants and Production Team
King | Aljouf Maranan
Queen | Glenda Segdan
Painters/Artists | Cyrille Ellise Resurreccion and Chanthea Resurreccion
Designer | Aldrich Seguancia
Power Assist | Bea Jacob, Gino Hernandez, Jeffrey Manuel
Dance Presentation Choreographers | Aldrich, Johnson, and Sir Jomar
Street Dance & Showdown Head Choreographer | Johnson Soriano
HMUA | Angel Raña
Hair Assist | Jayson Dumelod
Assistant Coach | Sir Cristian Castillo
Photo credits | Gawagaway-yan Festival

15 years strong and full of gratitude! Thank you to every member of our school community for your hardwork and support in helping us reach this incredible milestone.

VCHS-ROGUS EXTENSION
15th Founding Anniversary

VCHS-ROGUS EXT. expresses its sincere appreciation to the SDO Cauayan City, the Local Government Unit of Cauayan City, the BLGU Rogus, Cyn. City, School Parent-Teacher Association Officers, School Governance Council Members, public and private individual donors, and parents for their participation in this significant event.

Your significant contributions and unwavering dedication to school operations, projects, and programs are vital to the school's continued growth and development.

This achievement would not have been possible without your trust, support, and commitment.

Maraming Maraming Salamat Po!

Attention Rogusians!

HELLO ROGUSIANS🗣

SSLG ELECTION 2025 is coming soon.

All candidates for school leadership positions must submit their Certificates of Candidacy by February 24, 2025.

Take immediate action and make a positive impact for the future.

-RE

Senior High Immersion Program
February 10-21,2025

VCHS-ROGUS EXTENSION expresses its gratitude to the Immersion Partners for their flexibility in accommodating Immersion students, given the high volume of program applications.

To the Department Heads of the City of Cauayan Local Government Unit, we extend our sincere gratitude. This achievement would not have been possible without your unwavering dedication to public service.

*CITY ASSESSOR'S OFFICE
*CITY GENERAL SERVICES OFFICE
*CITY GOVERNMENT UNIT
*PEACE AND ORDER SAFETY DIVISION
*PERSON'S WITH DISABILITY AFFAIRS OFFICE
*CITY SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

-ROGUS EXT.

3rd Quarter HPTA Conference and Recognition Day❣️

VCHS-ROGUS EXTENSION extend its sincerest appreciation to all parents and guardians who actively participated in the activity.

Advisers updated parents on school's upcoming activities which includes the following;

*Parents involvement in school
15th Founding Anniversary
*Banana/Coconut Tree Planting Activity
*Gawagaway-yan Street Dance Competition
*Learners Status update
*Home visitations
*School gymnasium update

Truly, a strong commitment and active involvement of community stakeholders provides positive result.