Dear Parent,

Warm greetings!

1. Please be informed of the following schedules.

April 13, 2012                    -   Getting of Report Cards

April 16-May 16     – Summer Class

April 23 – May 4     -       Enrollment for the PG, Nursery 1 & 2 levels

May 7 – 18           -      Enrollment for the Kinder 1 & 2 levels

May 21 – 31         -      Enrollment for the Graders and High School Level

June 13                -      Start of class for SY 2012-2013

  Childlink Administration

By: Caryssa Therese Versoza

       Editor-in-Chief

It was an idea excitedly agreed by everybody. Just like any first time- from the freshmen to senior high it was a whole new experience!

The CLC faculty and the officers from different levels spearheaded the affair a month prior to the event, seeking for practical venue right for a small budding group. Every level had its distinctive color scheme that adds up the glitter. The throng came in earlier with its respective attire, males on its coat and tie while females clad in cocktail dresses – it was a day of transformation from being stereotypical to conventional that added another page as High School highlights.

The air was filled with music, dance, food, chatting and laughter – a sort of respite after the final blow of the examinations! It started with a program in which Teacher Tess gave a nostalgic speech. It was truly a moment where everyone becomes emotional for great reason – good riddance for the pioneering high school students, which made the strings of achievements that exemplified to the proud CLC family. It is a time for giving back to CLC Administration and Staff for years of holistic nurturance and CLC Faculty in return for the years of unconditional support from the students, cyclical pattern that shows a strong direction to outstanding success. Series of activities followed like  “Catch a killer” game and a song presentation followed which livened the night. The picking of “ Best dressed Male and Female” and “Head Turner “ of the night was selected afterwards followed with picture taking, a snap, flash here and there. It was a grand night that never ends in Casino Espanol but in memories to cherish happened on the 17^th of March ‘2012.

By: Ms. Ana Liza Ong

Peace is a goal the entire world dreams of one day achieving. We yearn for it to different extents and work for it in various means. Though events on the news tell us otherwise and many have lost hope of ever achieving peace, we must not. Harrison Ford once said, “Peace Is not the absence of war.” Indeed it is not. So, even though we cannot personally put a stop to wards in the Middle East or minor wars that have recently sprung in different parts all over the world, we cannot say peace is unattainable. Peace is ATTAINABLE.

            Peace starts from within us. It is the tranquility of one’s heart and its purity as well. If we do not achieve peace within ourselves, how can we expect peace from others? The definition of peace has changed drastically through the years. It is no longer just a goal but a process as well. It is the process of attaining a just and humane society, a society which we can proudly claim as a haven here on this chaotic world. We do not need violence to resolve issues nor do we need a litany of debates that consume people’s taxes while the poor gets poorer and the tragic state of our country remains tragic. Our move for peace need not to be astronomical. In celebrating, along with the rest of the world, the International Day of Peace, we make a step forward and a fundamental commitment for peace.

            As a parent, I constantly wish for the best for my children. What could possible best a peaceful world where they can live safely and happily as they work for better futures? I am glad that we could all come together on such a day to promote peace for us and our children, alongside others all over the world. May the move we make now for peace transcend time and space, spread forth throughout the world. We cannot achieve peace in an instant but we can initiate to build a peaceful world for all, one person at a time.