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4/18/2008 - SCHOOL OPENINGS
June 10 - Prep, Grades 1 to 3; Grade 7 and 4th Year High School
June 11 - Grades 4, 5 & 6
June 12 - 1st Year, 2nd Year & 3RD Year High School
4/18/2008 - NEW PARENTS ORIENTATION
May 24, 2008, Saturday, Southridge Auditorium
Registration at 8 AM, program begins at 8:30
4/3/2008 - HOW SOUTHRIDGE CHANGED MY LIFE FOREVER
By Wilfredo Nefalar (Southridge NS, Batch '94)
On 29 Nov 07, I graduated No. 1 in a class of 33 students of the Naval Officer Candidate Course (NOCC) Class 06 at Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), San Antonio, Zambales
3/27/2008 - LATEST PUBLICATIONS RELEASED
Convergence 4, the latest literary folio of the Creative Writing Center features a collection of poems from the Creative Writing Class and other student writers from Southridge. Convergence 4 was praised by a number of UST poet panelists for its creativity, depth and substance during the recent Southridge National Writers' Workshop.
The book is now available for only PhP 100.00.
The 4th Edition of Parents First 2008 is now available. The book features articles and tips on parenting such as Is My Child Too Busy?, Teaching Good Sportsmanship, Game Over: What to Do When Technology Takes Over Quality Time, Helping Children Succeed in School among others.
The book is now available for only PhP 100.00.
3/6/2008 - 8 ALL-ORIGINAL PLAYS FROM SOUTHRIDGE
STUDENTS
By JonT Vergara
Southridge has always been proud of its tradition in theater arts. Over the course of its twenty eight years, numerous stage productions have been put up by both students and faculty. The annual Christmas Play was an endeavor which the whole school looked forward to, not just to view it, but more importantly, to be involved in the entire process leading up to opening night. Over the past eight years however, a new tradition has emerged for the Southridge students to look forward to. The Plautus Plays are annual activities which students look forward to accomplishing.
2/20/2008 -INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL STUDENTS SHINE IN READFEST 2007
All the contestants from Southridge came home as winners from the Readfest 2007 held last February 15, 2008 at the La Salle Zobel School. The competition, organized by the Library Association of Schools in Muntinlupa, Paranaque and Las Pinas, was participated in by students from La Salle Zobel, San Beda College, Woodrose and Southridge. There were three categories in the competitions:
Story-Telling - where two Southridge Intermediate School students grabbed two of the three awards: Martin Luis T. Malabanan (Grade 7), Second Place; and Luis Anton D. Nieto (Grade 5), Third Place
Read Aloud - where Matthew James S. Mendiola placed Second Place
Story Writing Category - Jowan Sebastian A. Cuesta (Grade 4): Second Place
Southridge congratulates our winners for these sterling achievements!
2/20/2008 -SOUTHRIDGE STUDENT IS ONE OF MUNTINLUPA'S BEST IN 2008
For the 15th straight year, a Southridge student is being given recognition by the Muntinlupa City Government as one of the "Ten Most Outstanding Students of Muntinlupa". This year, graduating student RAYMUND ANDREW "MUNDI" T. FIGUEROA joins the winners' circle from Southridge, after surviving a series of tests which included an IQ Test, a panel interview and a talent presentation. He competed with students from all the private and public schools in the City. Mundi belongs to the Top 5 of this year's graduating Batch, which is also responsible for setting a new record of 68% passing rate to Ateneo, and a high 80% passing rate to La Salle. Mundi is well-known among the students in campus having played the major roles in the Christmas Plays of the last two years: "Rumpy" and "Flicker". This recognition comes with a full college scholarship and various prizes given by sponsoring companies. With this recognition, Southridge continues to cement its reputation as one of the best schools in the City.
2/20/2008 -SOUTHRIDGE AFTERNOON SCHOOL GRADUATES CONTINUE TO MAKE WAVES
By James de los Santos
Many know about the exceptional accomplishments of the students of PAREF Southridge School. What most don't realize is that there is an equally impressive roster of achievements stemming from a usually overlooked Southridge body, the Afternoon School. In fact, from the Afternoon School we have alumni getting recognition as top students of Muntinlupa, top examinees of the licensure examination for teachers and even top students in the whole Philippines. They have clearly shown greatness in different fields, excelling in such diverse fields as science, teaching, medicine, literature and even medical allied courses.
2/8/2008 -SOUTHRIDGE SWIMMERS MAKING WAVES
Josef Dos Remedios, a grade 7 student, won 3 silver medals at the Citigroup-Taipei Invitational Swim Meet last November held in Taipei City, Taiwan. Remedios placed second in three categories: the 400m freestyle, 400m individual medley and 800m freestyle.
Another swimmer gave pride to Southridge by winning bronze in the Philippine Olympic Festival NCR Meet last October 11-14, 2007. Nacho Mapa, a grade 6 student won, third in the local competition held at the Rizal Memorial Complex.
2/8/2008 -FORMER SOUTHRIDGE VARSITY PLAYERS MAKE IT TO US COLLEGE BASEBALL
Three former varsity players hit it big in California College Baseball. Carlos and Andres Borromeo are now playing for Potterville College. Also making a name for himself is Justin Zialcita, playing for Pasadena College.
Achievements
11/13/2007 - SOUTHRIDGE BOYS CHOIR:
NOW AMONG THE WORLD'S BEST
By Robert Z. Cortes
The Southridge Boys' Choir (SBC)was one of the big winners in the 1st Asian Choir Games held in Jakarta , Indonesia last November 2 to 10, 2007.The choir was awarded Silver Diploma (Level V) in the Folklore Category, and Bronze Diploma (Level X) in the Mixed Youth Category.They were the only two categories in the Asian Open Division that SBC competed in.Their impressive performance won the hearts of the judges of this first-ever international choral competition held in Asia and brought glory to our country. It was organized by the Germany-based Musica Mundi / Interkultur Foundation, and was participated in by more than 100 choirs from 13 different countries.
Proud to be Southridge!
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