DepEd MALAY

25/06/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Weginds Tumaca, Shirley Formento Villete, Bobby Gellada, Juliana Sullano Casidsid

08/01/2024

Get ready for the thrill of athleticism and the spirit of unity at the Malay District Sports Meet 2024!

This year's theme, "Empowering Unity through Athletics: Malay District School Sports MATATAG 2024," promises a celebration of strength, sportsmanship, and collaboration.

Join us in fostering a sense of togetherness through the exhilarating world of sports.

Mark your calendars for an event that embodies resilience, determination, and the unifying power of sports. MATATAG 2024—where unity meets athletic excellence!

04/12/2023

Happiest birthday, Dr. Jerson Labos ! May the Lord grant you all your prayers! Godbless!

06/10/2023

News Flash: In a celebration of Philippine History and Local Heritage, the Malay District enthusiastically participated in the Division Histo Quiz held at Kalibo Pilot Elementary School on October 6, 2023. The event witnessed an impressive display of historical knowledge and local heritage insights.

We are thrilled to announce that the Second place was clinched by Frances Aldy B. Reportado, a brilliant Grade 3 student from Argao Elementary School, under the expert guidance of their dedicated coach and AP Coordinator Francis Siñel. The Malay District takes pride in her outstanding achievement and congratulates her on this well-deserved victory.

This event not only underscores the importance of understanding our nation's rich history but also highlights the promising future of these young historians. Congratulations to all the participants for their commendable efforts and dedication to preserving our cultural heritage. Kudos to Coach Francis Sinel for their valuable mentorship and guidance, contributing significantly to this remarkable victory.

24/09/2023

22/09/2023

Breaking News: LGU Malay Earns Prestigious Seal of Good Education Governance on September 22, 2023

In a remarkable achievement highlighting their commitment to effective governance in education under the leadership of Hon. Frolibar S. Bautista, LGU Malay has secured the prestigious Seal of Good Education Governance (SGEG) today.

The SGEG, bestowed by the esteemed Synergia Foundation, recognizes exceptional local governments that have demonstrated exemplary governance practices in the realm of basic education.

This momentous accolade was presented during the annual Washington Sycip National Education Summit. LGU Malay's attainment of the SGEG underscores their dedication to enhancing the quality of education within the municipality.

This recognition reaffirms their pivotal role in promoting educational reform and initiatives, promising a brighter future for students in Malay and beyond.

Congratulations! We've made it!

21/09/2023

Successful SGLG National Validation in Malay, Aklan

In a significant event held on September 21, 2023, the Municipality of Malay in Aklan underwent a rigorous and comprehensive assessment known as the Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) national validation. This assessment encompassed various key areas critical to the community's well-being.

The evaluation involved the participation of department heads from the Local Government Unit (LGU), each responsible for key areas such as Business Friendliness and Competitiveness, Sustainable Education, Environmental Management, Social Protection and Responsibility, Safety, Peace, and Order, Tourism, Heritage Development, Culture, and Arts, Disaster Preparedness, Health Compliance and Responsiveness, and Youth Development.

Mayor Frolibar Bautista graced the event in the afternoon to personally acknowledge and commend the validators, including Mr. Jupiter E. Dawa, LGOO VI, SGLG National Validator and SGLG Focal Person for Region VII, Mr. Leonell Cawayan, LGOO III, Susan Balsamo, LGOO VII, and Rayshel Mae P. Elitiong, LGOO II, all from DILG-Aklan. During his inspirational message, Mayor Bautista emphasized the significance of the SGLG in assessing the municipality's management, stating, "SGLG shows how we manage the municipality. Kapag nakapasa, ibig sabihin hindi basta-basta ang ating munisipyo." He highlighted the importance of not only passing but also providing excellent services to the community.

Leonell Cawayan, one of the validators, acknowledged the challenges faced during the lengthy and stringent SGLG assessment. He commended all those involved, especially those who had sleepless nights in preparation, emphasizing that SGLG is an assessment aimed at ensuring that LGUs fulfill their legal mandates and responsibilities to their communities.

Hon. Allan Palma delivered the closing remarks, echoing commendations for all individuals who contributed to the successful validation. He particularly praised the impartiality and dedication of the validators in assessing the key areas of the validation.

The SGLG national validation event in Malay, Aklan, stands as a testament to the commitment of the local government to providing quality service and governance to its constituents.

The LGU Malay is hopeful for positive results of the Seal of Local Governance Awards.

17/09/2023

DepEd Malay Joins International Coastal Cleanup Efforts

In a commendable show of environmental responsibility, the Department of Education (DepEd) in Malay, Philippines, has partnered with enthusiastic volunteers from the Boy Scouts, teachers, students and dedicated athletes to actively participate in the International Coastal Cleanup initiative.

This remarkable endeavor is being spearheaded by Manocmanoc National High School and Yapak Elementary School on Boracay Island and Caticlan Elementary School on the mainland. Together, they are taking significant steps to combat pollution in their local environment, with a particular focus on the oceans.

What makes this effort even more notable is the timing. The International Coastal Cleanup Day is observed on the third Sunday of September each year, as mandated by Presidential Proclamation No. 470. This annual event serves as a powerful reminder of the growing pollution crisis affecting beaches worldwide, exacerbated by factors such as population growth and capitalism.

The International Coastal Cleanup Day stands as the largest volunteer-driven initiative dedicated to the health and well-being of our oceans. It underscores the importance of collective action and global awareness in preserving not only the oceans but the entire planet. This initiative by DepEd Malay and its dedicated volunteers exemplifies the impact that local communities can have on global environmental issues.

16/09/2023

Yapak ES joins International Coastal Clean Up Day! 💚🙏❤️

16/09/2023

DepEd MALAY successfully conducted Torneo De Historia

Malay, Philippines, September 15, 2023 - The DepEd Malay recently celebrated the successful Torneo De Historia, a competition illuminating Philippines' history, world history, and local history, while honoring the 19 Martyrs of Kalibo.

Under Jessie S. Flores' leadership, Public Schools District Supervisor, and dedicated Social Science Teachers, the event thrived. Categories included:

1. Philippines History: Students explored pivotal moments shaping the nation.

2. World History: Participants embraced global perspectives on historical events.

3. Local History: Celebrating Malay's heritage.

A heartfelt tribute to the 19 Martyrs of Kalibo highlighted the competition's importance.

Mr. Francis Siñel and Ms Anna Ria Mosquera, Social Science Coordinators, played a key role, ensuring triumph.

DepEd Malay remains committed to nurturing historians and fostering history appreciation, highlighting the event's educational power.

Congratulations to all the winners and educators for enriching Malay's educational landscape. The Torneo De Historia exemplifies education's transformative impact and the urgency of preserving history.

13/09/2023

It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we mourn the untimely passing of the esteemed Ma'am Arlyn Regalado, the former Public Schools District Supervisor of Malay.

Ma'am Arlyn Regalado was an epitome of dedication, passion, and unwavering commitment to the betterment of our schools and the students we serve. Her visionary leadership and tireless efforts have shaped the minds and lives of countless learners, leaving an enduring legacy that will be cherished for generations to come.

Throughout her tenure, Ma'am Arlyn demonstrated unparalleled valor in facing every challenge that came her way. She fearlessly championed the cause of quality education, tirelessly advocating for the needs of students, teachers, and staff alike. Her remarkable ability to inspire, motivate, and uplift those around her was a testament to her exceptional character and profound understanding of the transformative power of education.

Under Ma'am Arlyn's guidance, our district witnessed remarkable progress and growth. She spearheaded innovative programs, encouraged professional development, and fostered a culture of inclusivity and mutual respect. Her unwavering belief in the potential of every learner, regardless of background or circumstances, served as a guiding light to Malaynon educators and school heads.

Beyond her professional achievements, Ma'am Arlyn Regalado was a compassionate mentor, a trusted confidant, and a beloved friend to all who had the privilege of knowing her. Her warm smile, genuine concern for others, and unwavering support touched countless lives within and outside the educational community. She was a beacon of light, illuminating the path for those in need and offering solace during even the darkest times.

Today, as we bid farewell to Ma'am Arlyn, let us remember her extraordinary contributions and carry forward her legacy of valor and passion for education. Let us honor her memory by continuing the work she started, by nurturing an environment of excellence, and by fostering a love for learning in the hearts of our students.

To her family, friends, and colleagues, we extend our deepest condolences during this difficult time. May you find solace in the knowledge that Ma'am Arlyn's impact will forever be imprinted on the fabric of our educational community. Her spirit will continue to guide us as we strive for educational excellence and continue the pursuit of her noble vision.

Today, we mourn the loss of a true educational luminary, but tomorrow and every day after, we shall celebrate her life, her passion, and her unwavering dedication to the noble cause of education.

Rest in eternal peace, dear Ma'am Arlyn Regalado.

From DepEd MALAY School Heads.

Picture captured during her term as PSDS of Malay District.

01/09/2023

First Malay District Convergence of Private Secondary and Elementary School Heads Marks New Era of Collaboration
September 1, 2023

Malay District, Philippines|| Under the dedicated leadership of Sir Jessie S. Flores, the Malay District has taken a momentous step towards fostering cooperation between private and public educational institutions. The recent convening of the first Malay District Convergence of Private Secondary and Elementary School Heads has set the stage for a dynamic partnership in the realm of education.

Sir Jessie S. Flores, known for his unwavering support for private schools, has been a vocal advocate for public-private partnerships in education implementation. His vision aims to create a robust educational ecosystem where both public and private institutions work in synergy to provide quality education to the youth of Malay District.

Highlighting the pivotal role of the Department of Education (DepEd) in the supervision and regulation of private schools, the event emphasized DepEd's commitment to supporting private education through technical and financial assistance. This collaborative approach aligns with Republic Act 6728, signed into law on June 10, 1989. The act, entitled "An Act Providing Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education, and Appropriating Funds," underscores the government's dedication to ensuring that students and educators in private institutions receive the necessary support for their academic endeavors.

The convergence event served as a platform for private school heads to share their insights, challenges, and best practices, promoting a vibrant exchange of ideas and strategies. It marks a significant milestone in the Malay District's pursuit of a holistic and inclusive education system, driven by the combined efforts of public and private educational institutions.

The collaborative spirit exhibited at this gathering holds promise for the future, where the synergy between public and private sectors in education can lead to improved learning outcomes and a brighter future for the students of Malay District. As Sir Jessie S. Flores continues to champion this cause, the district moves closer to realizing its vision of a thriving educational landscape that benefits all learners.

31/08/2023

#𝗪𝗔𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗣𝗔𝗦𝗢𝗞
Classes are automatically suspended when the PAGASA rainfall warning is orange or red; there is no need for an announcement.

In cases where an LGU receives a yellow rainfall warning or when there are torrential rains without a heavy rainfall warning, the decision will be based on the local chief executives (either the governor or mayor)

Parents or guardians have the final say on whether their children attend classes during disasters or calamities, even without official class suspensions.

Remember to take necessary precautions and stay updated through our weather alert system.

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30/08/2023

DepEd Malay Schools Eagerly Commence School Year 2023-2024.

In adherence to DepEd Order 32 s. 2023, calendar of activities, the school year was officially slated to commence on August 29, 2023, across various educational institutions in the municipality. However, due to a severe red heavy rain warning signal, the start of classes was postponed by Municipal Mayor Frolibar S. Bautista.

As a result, the academic year was inaugurated on August 30, 2023, with students and educators finally coming together for the much-anticipated first day of learning. The opening of classes was closely monitored by Public Schools District Supervisor Jessie S. Flores, who took the opportunity to assess the readiness of the schools.

During his visits to each school, Supervisor Flores highlighted the key indicators established by the Department of Education, providing insight into what can be expected in the initial stages of the academic year. He conveyed his enthusiasm and encouragement to both students and teachers, setting a positive tone for the months ahead.

Simultaneously, Supervisor Flores provided guidance to school heads, urging them to complete the Monitoring and Evaluation tools online and corresponding forms during his visits. It was heartening to note that the schools displayed a high level of compliance with the majority of indicators outlined in the monitoring tools.

The first day of classes unfolded successfully throughout the Malay district, marking a promising start to the academic journey for students and educators alike. Despite the challenges posed by the weather delay, the dedication of all involved parties has laid a solid foundation for the remainder of the school year.