The Official Student Publication of the University of Negros Occidental - Recoletos Integrated School Grades 11 & 12 LOQUI TUI VERITATI.
VOLUME XXXIV, ISSUE 4 August - November 2022
BACK TO NORMAL. Senior high school students of the University of Negros Occidental - Recoletos crowd along the campus corridors as the university finally commences full face-to-face classes last November 3.
R E A W A K E N E D FAMILIARITY. After two years of online modality and blended learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students of the University of Negros Occidental Recoletos Integrated School (Grades 11 & 12) finally returned to the university grounds for the resumption of full face-to-face classes, November 3. Nearly a thousand Senior High School students coming from Science, Technology, Mathematics, & Engineering Engineering & Information Technology (STEM-EIT) and Allied Medical Health (STEMAMH) Strand, Humanities & Social Sciences (HUMSS) Strand, and Accountancy & Business Management - Technical
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Vocational & Livelihood (ABM-TVL) Strand filled the SHS classrooms. “[...] it feels great that I can finally interact with the people I know on set B and from other sections. Despite the worsened noise in the classroom, at least everyone was much happier,” expressed Gyle Eriq Anasta, a Grade 12 STEM student from St. Ezekiel Moreno - 07. The School Year 2022-2023 of the UNO-R SHS officially opened last August 15, kicking it off with a Virtual General Assembly and Rekoleto Week to enculturate Grade 11 students. Grade 12 students pioneered the in-person classes in the first month of the school year, followed by the Grade 11 students during the full F2F classes in November.
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UNO-R SHS resumes to F2F classes
MARIZ CALMERIN & LOIS IMMANUELLE VELASCO
HANDUM dominates seats in SHSSAO 2022 Election SELWYN JACO
FLOODS BLUE. HANDUM Party dominates the seats of the University of Negros Occidental Recoletos Senior High School Student Affairs Organization (UNO-R SHSSAO) as the results of the SHSSAO 2022 Elections on August 30. With a total of 554 votes, Marjoe Toquillo, a student from Grade 12
HUMSS St. Augustine 01 and spearheading the HANDUM Party, bags the Presidential seat, and Leiryn Khate Magalona, a student from Grade 12 STEM St. Ezekiel Moreno - 06, secured the VicePresidential seat with 561 votes. “It feels great. [...]. They trusted me with this because they
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