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Sarangani wins Best News Report, other awards on DepEd Dose sa Ere Midyear Awards 2022

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By Ariel Lalisan
Sarangani won the top prize in the DepEd Dose sa Ere Midyear Awards 2022.

The news on the conduct of face-to-face graduation exercises in last mile schools in North Glan II district produced by the team of Justine Kyle Imperial, Gerald V. Lauglaug, Limrey Galicia, and Willie G. Andoy won as Best News Story in the DepEd Dose sa Ere Midyear Awards held virtually today, August 11 via DepEd Tayo Facebook pages in SOCCSKSARGEN.




Three other stories from DepEd Sarangani were also recognized for exemplifying and promoting the core values of the Department of Education.

The news story produced by Ariel C. Lalisan, Maiden A. Ouano, and James B. Melgo on the restoration of the Gabaldon building at Glan Central Integrated SPED Center won 2nd place as Outstanding Makabayan Episode, while the story on the blessing of the facilities at the Sarangani National Sports Academy produced by Bryll O. Regidor, Maiden A, Ouano, and Rochell B. Morido and the story on the gains of the implementation of LR on WHEeLS in Tokawal National High School produced by Joel P. Andres, Lucivel Balela, and Jerwin D. Rabe both won 3rd Place in Outstanding Maka-Diyos and Outstanding Makakalikasan Episodes, respectively.






Meanwhile, other recognition given to the teachers and other personnel of DepEd Sarangani who are involved in the production and dissemination of DepEd Dose sa Ere stories are as follows:


a. OUTSTANDING SCRIPTWRITERS

Male: Justine Kyle T. Imperial
Female: Ruvy Jane E. Baguio


b. OUTSTANDING FIELD REPORTERS

Male: Justine Kyle T. Imperial
Female: Glaissa Mission, Student Insider


c. OUTSTANDING TECHNICAL TEAM

c.1 Video Editors: Maiden A. Ouano, Jerwin D. Rabe
c.2 Cameraman: Jessie M. Pagaran
c.3 Lights and Sounds: Limrey Galicia


d. OUTSTANDING COMMUNICATION TEAM
  
d.1 North Glan II District


TOP 3 MOST ACTIVE SCHOOLS

Tokawal National High School
Talus National High School
Alabel Central Integrated SPED Center










The DepEd Dose Awards is an effort of the Regional Public Affairs Unit to recognize the indiiduals who contribute to the attainment of the goals of DepEd Dose sa Ere in various capacities.

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