Preschools march at grad rites in RILI Laguna and Tarlac

Preschool students from RILI - Concepcion, Tarlac offered roses
to their parents at the candle and flower ceremony to cap the the
graduation rites.

Rainbow Institute of Learning, Inc. - Concepcion, Tarlac and Rainbow Institute of Learning, Inc.'s main campus in Pila, Laguna held graduation ceremonies for preschool students, March 19 and 26, respectively.

At RILI - Concepcion, Tarlac, the program started with school administrator Mrs. Miriam Añoso's opening remarks. The students were then presented by their advisers, Mrs. Margie Sicat and Mrs. Ruth Mandani, and then confirmed promoted students and graduates by principal Mr. Daniel Ezra A. Añoso. Awards and certificates were then given to the honor students and students with special awards.

Zyra Gallarde of Preparatory - Blue was valedictorian of the Concepcion, Tarlac campus. Ergyl Manaloto and Alleykha Franze Borja received the Academic Excellence Award. Kindergarten - Pink's Sheena Panelo was Most Outstanding Student while Zaira Chloe Oba received the Outstanding Student Award. In Nursery - Yellow, Carlos Miguel Oba received the Outstanding Student Award.

Preschool students from RILI's main campus sang "Sa Aking
Paglaki" during the graduation rites in Pila, Laguna.

In Pila, Laguna, administrator Mrs. Añoso also welcomed the graduates, parents, and guests. Students were presented by their advisers Ms. Christine Pelobello, Ms. Jovelyn Eguia, and Ms. Li Anne Agurin and then confirmed by principal Mr. Añoso.

The following are the honor graduates and promoted students of RILI in Pila, Laguna:

Preparatory - Blue
Lee Daphne Quezon, Valedictorian
Akirah Ayesha Articona, Salutatorian
Lance Glen Jermayne San Mateo, First Honors
Hannah Xiantelle Alviar, Second Honors
Beatrice Felice Buccat, Third Honors
Christian Miguel Mulinyawe, Fourth Honors
Czelsey Ayen Eval, Fourth Honors

Kindergarten - Pink
Princess Nadine Datoy, Most Outstanding
Ronley Jacob Gonzales, Outstanding
Willar Justine Islao, First Honors

Nursery - Yellow
Jahnna Faye Villahermosa, Most Outstanding
Francheska Rammielle Ruallo, Outstanding

This year's theme is Building the Nation's Future Leaders through the K-12 Basic Education Program.

RILI holds HS, Elem grad rites; Espayos, Balinas lead Batch 2013

Valedictorians James Christian Espayos of IV-Ruby (left) and
MarcusAdrian Balinas of Grade 6-Red (right) deliver thanked
teachers, friends, and family in their speeches during the
graduation program in RILI.

James Christian Espayos of Year IV-Ruby and Marcus Adrian Balinas of Grade 6-Red are class valedictorians of Rainbow Institute of Learning, Inc. for SY 2012-2013. The graduation ceremonies were held March 26 at the school grounds. This year's theme is Building the Nation's Future Leaders through the K-12 Basic Education Program.

The ceremony started with the administrator, Mrs. Miriam Añoso's opening remarks followed by the challenge of the graduating class and the acceptance of the representatives from Grade 5 and Year III. After which the graduated classes were presented by Mr. Ronaldo Morales and Mrs. Jeroline Ocampo, advisers of Year IV and Grade 6, respectively, and confirmed by the principal Mr. Daniel Ezra Añoso.

This year's guest speaker, Prof. Juancho Balatibat of the University of the Philippines Los Baños, inspired the graduates with advice on how to become successful individuals. His speech was followed by the salutatory addresses of Guila Mae Castañeda and Kenneth Cyruz Celso of Grade 6-Red and Year IV-Ruby, respectively. Castañeda thanked her family, teachers and friends for her success. Celso reminisced happy moments with his classmates and friends in RILI.

The valedictorians then gave their speeches. Balinas also thanked his family and friends for their support and urged his fellow graduates to continue to work hard for their education. Espayos equally emphasized this and said, "...in whatever line of interest we choose to fulfill, we should remember that victory and prosperity could only be attained through patience and hardships."

As final words, Principal Añoso reminded the graduates to strive to do their best and not waste their potentials. He coined H. W. Longfellow's A Psalm of Life, "So let us then be up and doing, / With a heart for any fate. / Still achieving, still pursuing, / Learn to labor and to wait."

The graduates then honored their parents in the Candle and Flower Ceremony that followed. After that, they recited the pledge of the graduates and sang their graduation songs.

Honor Graduates

The following is the complete list of honor graduates in the Year IV and Grade 6 classes:

Year IV

James Christian Espayos (Valedictorian)
Kenneth Cyruz Celso (Salutatorian)
Mark Donnel de Patiño (First Honors)
Ronnel Fajardo (Second Honors)

Grade 6

Marcus Adrian Balinas (Valedictorian)
Guila Mae Castañeda (Salutatorian)
Karell Anne Laluz (First Honors)
Maria Genynna Denizze Roño (Second Honors)
Rovie Mae Dasmariñas (Third Honors)

RILI Holds Graduation Rites 2012

Rainbow Institute of Learning, Inc. (RILI) held its annual Graduation Ceremony for elementary and secondary students, March 27, at the school covered court.

Nebria receives her awards with the
principal, administrator and her
father.

Mary Kim Noreene Nebria and Andrea Nichole Gonzales graduated class valedictorians of the secondary and elementary classes, respectively. Nebria, from IV-Ruby, grabbed the top spot with a general average of 92.900. She was also awarded Best in English, Best in Science, Best in Mathematics, Best in Filipino, Best in TLE, Best in Araling Panlipunan, Best in Visual Arts, and Best in Computer Education. She is also the recipient of the Philippine Society of Youth Science Clubs (PSYSC) Medal of Excellence for Science Club Membership. Gonzales, from VI-Red, topped her class with a general average of 92.150. She was also awarded Best in English, Best in Science, Best in Mathematics, Best in Filipino, Best in HEKASI, Best in Visual Arts, Best in Computer Education, and Best in Sports.

Carrillo leads the opening prayer

together with other graduates.

Majorie Carrillo (IV-Ruby) and Gio Manuel Castañeda (VI-Red) are the salutatorians of the graduating classes. Carrillo received the Best in Science, Best in Mathematics, and Best in Sports awards and is the recipient of the ACLC Medal of Excellence for Computer Education. Castañeda was awarded Best in English, Best in Mathematics, Best in EPP, Best in HEKASI, Best in Visual Arts, and Best in Sports. He also received the Rainbow Achievement Award and the ACLC Medal of Excellence in Computer Education. The Rainbow Achievement Award is the highest award given to a student of RILI.

Gonzales and Castañeda listen to the

principal's message.

School administrator Mrs. Miriam Añoso gave the opening remarks and principal Mr. Daniel Ezra Añoso gave his message to the graduates. Hon. Querubin Relova, Jr., Pila's vice mayor, was guest of honor but was unable to make it due to unavoidable circumstances. His message was read by a representative.

In the high school department, Donnalyn Opinion graduated 1st honors (rank 3) while Anna Patricia Quiap graduated 2nd honors (rank 4). Quiap was also the recipient of the Rainbow Achievement Award. In the elementary department, Irah Michelle Guevarra graduated 1st honors (rank 3) and Yhzabelle Aranas graduated 2nd honors (rank 4).