Cooperative endeavour at QNHS, executed

          Local barangay leaders of Ibabang Iyam, Lucena City unite in school-based Bayanihan after Typhoon Glenda devastated Quezon National High School (QNHS)

          

           Up to 10 garbage trucks were shipped from scattered branches of acacia, shrubs and other plants inside the school; as well as flood-proof wastes, broken glass and more.

 

          “Kahit hindi naman masyadong grabe ang pinsanlang idinuloy ni Glenda dito sa QNHS, mahalaga pa rin ang pagsasama sama sa paglilinis bilang pagpapakita ng pagkakaisa, na anuman ang matinding kalamidad na dumaan, malalampasan ito kung tulong– tulong tayo sa pagbangon,” said Dr. Carolina Zaracena, school principal district IV.

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          Glenda’s damage to QNHS was estimated at 100,000 to 150,000, particularly in school facilities such as classroom walls and windows, power lines, mudslides, and other damage.

                                                                                                               

    The cleanup was in response to Executive Order No. 08, a 2014  series released by Governor David ‘Jay Jay’ Suarez last July 23, 2018.

      The EO includes a directive that requires the local government to have a comprehensive clean-up of schools in the province. "Babangon tayo, kaya natin ito”, the slogan printed in the governor's shirt as he visited Glenda's damaged schools.

     

       “Ang pinalabas kong EO ay bahagi ng malawakang          rehabilitation program kung saan sabay-sabay na paglilinis    sa mga paaralan sa buong lalawigan ang naganap. Higit sa lahat magtutulong-tulong na maisaayos ang mga nasirang  kagamitan at pagkukumpuni sa mga nasirang silid-aralan ang ,”  kailangan."Suarez added.