GEANHS INSET 2026 Day 1: Learning Continues, Resilience Prevails! 

September 11,2026

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Despite the challenges brought by the Habagat, the commitment of the General Emilio Aguinaldo National High School teaching force to continuous professional growth remained unwavering. In response to the announcement of the Government Alternative Work Arrangement, the Day 1 of the GEANHS In-Service Training (INSET) 2026 was successfully conducted virtually on September 10, 2026.

Anchored on the theme “READY, RESILIENT, AND INCLUSIVE: Strengthening Teacher Capacity for Quality Basic Education, Crisis Preparedness, and Learning Continuity,” the training began with the Philippine National Anthem, Prayer, Panunumpa ng Lingkod Bayan, DepEd Quality Policy Statement, Imus City Hymn, checking of attendance, and a warm welcome remarks by our principal, Ms. Gina U. Reyes. 

The program was followed by the Statement of the Purpose delivered by Ms. Mary Ann N. Villareal, Master Teacher II and INSET Coordinator, while Ms. Ernaly n L. Miranda, Head Teacher VI led the Presentation of Participants. Ms. Marites R. Peñaredonda, Head Teacher VI, then presented the Flow of the Training Workshop, setting the direction for an engaging and purposeful day.

The morning learning session focused on Learning Continuity during Class Suspension, with Ms. Marycon Carmela G. Mella, Master Teacher I, as the resource speaker. This was followed by a hands-on workshop led by Ms. Marina C. Mandapat, Master Teacher II, on Personalized Activity Learning Sheet (PALS)—equipping teachers with practical strategies to provide accessible and meaningful learning opportunities even when classes are suspended.

The learning continued with e-IDLAR, innovated by Ms. Hazel Allen T. Ordonez, Teacher III.
The afternoon sessions featured Monitoring and Evaluation, led by Ms. Mary Carlyle M. Pineda, Master Teacher I, highlighting the importance of evidence-based monitoring in improving school programs and learner outcomes.

The day concluded with an inspiring session on QBEDP in Action: Strengthening Quality Basic Education, led by Ms. Gina U. Reyes, Principal IV, emphasizing the importance of turning plans and commitments into concrete actions for better teaching and learning.

Even with the change from a physical venue to a virtual platform, GEANHS proved that learning knows no boundaries. The Habagat may have altered the setting, but it did not dampen the enthusiasm, collaboration, and dedication of its educators.

Day 1 was more than a training—it was resilience in action. It demonstrated that when challenges arise, GEANHS educators adapt, collaborate, and continue moving forward for the sake of every learner.
READY. RESILIENT. INCLUSIVE.