Wednesday, March 25, 2015

FB Scoop: Sto. Nino Parochial School Issues Statement Regarding Batch Salutatorian's Interrupted Speech


Images courtesy of Facebook: Sto. Niño Parochial School

111 comments:

  1. damage control. sinira ng bata ang maganda kunong reputasyon ng paaralan. damage control 101

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    1. Ay 12:14, wala namang magandang reputasyon dito sa amin yang school na yan. In fact, mas mataas pa tingin ng ilan kung dun ka sa kalapit na pubic school honor student kesa dyan. Meron dyan anong grade level na eh, hirap pa ring bumasa at umintindi ng binasa. Pero ang grades! Kaya akala ng magulang henyo yung anak nila pero ang totoo wala naman natutunan yung bata. Pero, kung kakausapin mo naman yung bata tapos try mo turuan ng non-academic, ok naman. Ibig sabihin, sa school talaga walang tinuturo at hindi yung IQ nung bata ang problem.

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    2. kaya pala hindi nakapasa sa UPCAT

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    3. My mom was an ex private school teacher and there had been times she came home stressed out because of pushy parents who will stop at nothing unless their precious darlings are on top of the class. Bribes, threat you name it, some parents feel they can manipulate the teachers to get what they want hence their children feel entitled. Kristel was wrong to name and shame her school during her graduation speech, it's so selfish and disrespectful not only to her teachers but to her fellow graduates. She didn't even give any proof yet she already raised doubt against the school.

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    4. They valedictorian passed upcat

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    5. anon 11:51 AM sssshhh bka sbihin ng iba may suhulan ding nang yari sa UPCAT

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    6. and the Salutatorian did not.

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    7. They? ... Their dapat. Kaloka graduate at valedictorian k di marunong gumamit ng they vs their.

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    8. magaling ka ng bumasa at magkorek teh pero di mo naman alam umintindi.may sinabi ba si Anon 11:51 na valedictorian siya at ng nagkamali siya sa noun niya inokray mo na agad.

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    9. si anon 12:45 na matalino. bigyan ng medal yan

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  2. Jusko, i-video niyo rin kaya nang patago yung sinasabi niyong pang-haharass ni Mr. Mallari nang magkaalaman na. LOL

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  3. Can anyone translate into english. I dont understand tagalog well

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  4. Bakit bawal ang ipakita yung grades ng valedictorian? Sa amin noon pinakita sa lahat sinulat sa board sa gate ng school, hanggang sa 8 honorable mention.

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    1. depende sa rules ng school. sa school namin pwede if iaallow ng student at parents pero pag walang consent sa other party, confidential siya

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    2. sa school ng anak ko bawal makita yung grades/card ng ibang student unless ikaw magpaalam sa co-parent mo. kaloka sila dikdikan ang labanan, need pa siraan.

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  5. Tama lang naman na hindi ipatuloy kung hindi yun ang naunang submitted copy lalo na nga at alam nilang may issues na pala before. Kung gusto nung mag-ama, doon sila outside of school mag-stage nung speech na bago. May malice yung ginawa nung mag-ama sa pagbabago ng speech na hindi approved ng school. Anyway, kung talagang matalino yang batang yan, surely makukuha nya yung honors sa next school na mapapasukan nya.

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  6. hindi naman lalabas ang ganung klaseng issue kung walang pinaghuhugatan ang estudyante.

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    1. nasan ang proof ng dayaan. paki-share din sa FB. love you!!

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    2. He said...she said. Paimbistigahan na lang sa DepEd. Pwedeng may tamang dahilan si Krisel or pwede ring di marunong tumanggap ng 2nd place.

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    3. Sa UST sya mag-aaral daw, yung valedictorian sa UP

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    4. High school lang yan...college ang labanan or better pag work na.

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    5. Hindi lahat ng pumuputak tama

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    6. 12:22 ang issue dapat nasa tamang lugar, hindi kung saan lang at hindi sa lahat ng pagkakataon inilalabas. O ayan, anong nangyari? Nagboomerang sa kanya ang ginawa nya. Sana nag-isip isip din muna sya. At isa pang hindi magandang resulta nyan, natatandaan na sya ng mga schools at future employers. What she did just cost her her future. Pero wag syang mag-alala, ang estudyanteng kagaya nya ay may future sa MILF, NPA etc.. lol!

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    7. So? That doesnt make her a lesser i.q. Board exam ang labanan. Why dont u compare the board exam results ng ust vs up.

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    8. tama Anonymous March 25, 2015 at 1:36 AM!
      IBANG-IBA kapag nasa work ka na, YUN ANG SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST! Ako naaalala ko nung Elem. at Highschool days ko masaya! Sakto lang, di masyado dinidibdib ang school pero di rin naman din pinababayaan ang mga grades, ung tama lang, as long as di palakol ang grades eh ok na ko dun! Hehe! Enjoy ang kabataan kasi ngayon na nag-wowork na ay talagang PAGOD, PUYAT ang mararamdaman mo kung ikukumpara nung nag-aaral pa, mas masaya pa nung nag-aaral ka eh... Kaya students out there, relax lang! Chill! Meaning, study hard but not to the point na masstress kau o maloka kayo sa kaaaral o may makaaway na kayo sa school dahil "dibdiban" na pag-aaral niyo... Learn to balance things. Ang totoong labanan ay pagdating na sa work/corporate world! Yan ang matindi! Kelangan kumayod talaga!

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  7. napanuod ko na to sa balita kanina. feelingera kasi yung krisel. sobrang competitive kaya pati kaibigan niya tinitira

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    1. True.. Sore loser

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    2. feeling entitled sa pagiging valedictorian

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  8. pinaniwalaan kasi ang freedom speech before hearing all the details. what a mess

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  9. Mali ren naman si Kristel Mallari dun... Wag gamitin ang freedom of speech para lang makapanira. Dame pla nila reklamo sa school bakit dun pa nila pinag aaral.

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  10. Feeling nung ama ang anak lng nya angsobrang matalino!...sna nilipat mo nlng lng ang anak mo wla kpla tiwala sa school n pinasukan nya!

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  11. dahil diyan gagawa pa ng ibang FB page ang tatay ni salute

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  12. bigyan ng jacket si Mr. Mallari

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  13. Dear Kristel,

    Accepatance, 'teh. Bitter ka lang masyado.

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  14. She should just prove them wrong in the next academic challenge. Siguro may scholarship kang gustong kunin, kaya siguro importante sayo. I understand how she feels but she should have given the school.the benefit of the doubt until proven guilty. Hahay. Sometimes rin bawas-bawasan ang "feeling of entitlement" please. Nasusukat ang galing hindi sa grades, kundi sa.diskarte. Bawi ka nalang rin kasi.ineng sa kolehiyo, strive to be a summa cumlaude

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  15. hahaha mana sa tatay si atseh ... aktibista lang ang peg. bigyan ng award

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  16. ganun pla ang technique para matandaan ng teacher ang student. magreklamo palagi. try ko din yan

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  17. tsk tsk ang good manners at right conduct talaga nagsisimula sa bahay. aanhin mo naman ang honors

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  18. sana next time na magtrending si krisel hindi na siya magsuggest ng cheating sa board exam

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  19. Natatawa ako sa mga taong nagsasabi na ginamit ni Krisel ang freedom of speech para siraan ang school niya. Ang tanong yan bang ginagawa ninyo hindi rin ba yan freedom of speech para pagsalitaan ng masasama si Krisel?

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    1. 12:58 in case you are forgetting, FP's site is a place where everyone is welcome to voice opinion. Hindi porket negative ang feedback naninira na.

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    2. Walang ga graduate dito

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    3. tama naman si 12:58 ang pagbibigay ng sariling opinion online ay part ng freedom of speech at kahit kailan hindi porket negative ang feedback ay considered hindi na siya paninira dahil hindi naman natin alam talaga ang nangyari nagsasalita na tayo ng masama sa isang tao.

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  20. Tama ang school. Ang speech ay nagaakusa, hindi nagwewelcome. This should be brought in the proper forum lalo na kung baseless pa ang accusation. Kawawa din naman ung valedictorian kung deserve naman pala nia pero nasiraan na sya. May freedom of speech nga pero there is a sense of responsibility that comes with it.

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  21. natawa ko sa comment sa FB, bias daw magtanong si kara david. oh well

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  22. Mas matalino pa ako kaysa kay kristel.

    Bisaya Queen

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    1. parang gusto ko maniwala, wag ka lang magsasabing dinaya ka

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    1. Damage control ba ang pagsagot sa accusations at pag bash ng mga walang alam sa sitwasyon? Hmmm

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  24. pag mas magaling pa ang magulang sa computation ng grades kesa sa teacher, sila na lang sana ang magtayo ng sarili nilang school

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    1. Haha. Korek. Nadali mo teh. Hahaha

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    2. Hay naku korek! Sa school ng anak ko mega sugod ang mga magulang ng mga matatalinong bata pag may 2 p tatlong mali sa test. Jina justify pa nila ang sagot ng mga anak. At pag wala sa top e grabe maka reklamo!

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  25. Eto na nga ba ang sinasabi ko. Bago tayo mag comment or mag judge, we have to hear both sides of the story muna. Although hindi natin talaga malalaman kung sino ang nag sasabi ng totoo or hindi, the fact remains na may right ang school na patigilin yung student sa speech nya. And the ground/reasons? It was not a welcome remark/speech, second - nag deviate sya na orginal speech that she submitted and third - paninira ng kapwa ang kalalabasan nun (kahit pa totoo yung allegation sa Valedictorian). Even sa mga colleges/universities, every speech na iddeliver during graduation eh kelangan muna isubmit sa admin. Hindi ka basta basta pwede lang magsalita ng kung ano. Whether maganda or masama ang content ng speech mo.

    This is not about how the school violated her freedom of speech. We have to remember na all rights are not absolute, it can be limited or regulated depending on how you exercise such rights. We have to be responsible pa rin kahit pa may pinaglalaban pa rin tayo. :)

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    1. salamat at may nagsabi rin that freedom is not absolute.

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    2. This! Anon 1:27 For me ikaw ang valedictorian o summa cum laude!
      Very clear ang statement mo.

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    3. Slow clap para sa bongga mung paliwanag ateng. Ikaw na ikaw na. Haha

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    4. bigyan ng jacket yan

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    5. tama! kahit may freedom of speech, d dapat abusuhin! lalo na at baseless pa ung accusations niya...

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  26. somehow i feel for the valedictorian

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  27. yung welcome speech parang PNOY style. i welcome yung VIP guest tapos i-bash after. alam na!

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    1. Sus! Dumale naman etong Binay fantard na to! Alam na din!

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  28. dapat kasi ginaya niya si Marquez nung tinalo si Pacquiao. kung ayaw ng controversy dapat knockout kaagad kalaban

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  29. tamang hinala lang pla

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  30. What this student did is an example of ignorance. There is a proper forum for everything, and a welcome speech privilege is not an appropriate avenue to voice your frustration. Much more use it to degrade other people. I feel for the Valedictorian.

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  31. Mahilig siguro manood ng telenobela ang salutatorian at ang tatay nya, kaya nagresort sila sa ganyan.

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  32. Now i get why she's not "chosen" to be Valedictorian lollll! Grabe ang training ng ama

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  33. Yeah! Kristel is nothing but a bitter girl! That's why hindi sya valedictorian.

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  34. may bago daw video i-upload si atseng pero kelangan niya muna 600 likes at 300 shares ... gusto mo lang ba sumikat ineng?

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    1. nBlock niya ako, bitter

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    2. Pareho kong chineck ang fb account nitong Kristel at nung valedictorian na Diane ang name, ngayon at least may idea na ako kumbakit ganyan ang nangyari. Para ngang telenovela, magkaiba ugali, may bida at kontrabida. At hindi ang aktibista ang bida!

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  35. Every year na lang may comment bat di pa inalis ang anak sa school.

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    1. korak teh..may karapatan din ang paaralan na tanggihan ang mga unruly passengers..este..students (hang over pa sa clouds, hehe)
      the fact that they accepted her at sila ang educator, it means they acknowledge na si sister ay abswelto na

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  36. Sino ba ang valedictorian nila... Haha bakit tahimik.... Takot?

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    1. hindi siya takot, may breeding siya

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  37. if ever true yung sinasabi ng school, then the father is a helicopter parent. Ever heard of that term? Prevalent yan, dito sa North America.

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  38. Si valedictorian pumasa ng UP Eh Ikaw? bitter!!!!

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  39. i don't care what you become, just dont give USTe a bad name

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  40. dapat ang ipakita nila if they conducted investigation on the issue at ang written result nito...so ngaun nganga tau lahat wondering who/what/why...
    dapat objective/independent at just ang outcome na unanimously decided by committee ..ang lesson dito sa school officials (diba dapat sila nagtuturo)..wag kayo feeling beyond question at bully..lalo pa e may subersibo kayong alaga..di ba dapat nga naging mas maingat sa pagsarado ng issue? #ayantuloy

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  41. mejo buraot lang dito nasira din graduation moment ng lahat...parang ung graduation ko lang..garden setting......na inulan !@#$!!! hulas lang...

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  42. talaga di pumasa sa UP si salute.. hmmm.. bakit ako di rin pumasa sa UP eh pero un pumasa sa UP na kakilala ko jobless na now.. sus un exam exam na yan waley yan.. sa civil service di rin ako pumapasa pero mas successful pa rin ako heheheheeheh.. kasi exam waley yan.. sa totoong laban ng buhay, mas matibay ang mga street smart kesa book smart person..

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    1. buti nalang may mga ganyang pananaw. d tulad nung magulang ng bata, puro grado ang batayan.

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    2. sus nakapagasawa ka lang ng kano ang yabang mo na masyado

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    3. Korek! Ang dami kong kakilala hindi naman nakatapos ng college pero mga masisipag at madiskarte. Yung nga nakatapos e mga batugan at umaasa sa pera ng magulang na congressman!

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  43. Bakit? UP ba ang sukatan ng talino? Haller icheck ang results ng PRC hindi.lahat ng nagtatop ng board exams from u.p.

    - i'm from THE Ateneo

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    1. 3:56pm, oo. aminin matatalino talaga mga taga UP. hindi nakakabawas ng pagiging tao yan. and yes, Atenista rin ako.

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    2. Haller mas lalo namang walang nagtatop from Ateneo! Haller ka pa dyan! Hahahaha

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    3. Atenista di ako. Pero aminin na natin, Law lang bumubuhay sa reputasyon ng ADMU. Mabuti pa nga ang provincial Ateneo schools may mga board exam courses. The one in Cagayan has Law, Nursing, Medicine, Engineering, Accountancy etc. ang ADMU takot sa board exams. Hahaha

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    4. ADMU Class of 2012, Batch 2008 alumni here. I would just like to raise one key point of clarification for the enlightenment of all. First, it is a fact all of us can agree upon and concede that Ateneo de Manila does not offer a lot of courses which require the graduates to take board exams to validate competency. However, of the courses it offers though that have board exams, ADMU always ranks among the top performing schools. The Law school is not the only unit that requires graduates to take a standardized, eligibility-conferring exam. Graduates of the Chemistry, biology, education, physics programs among others have consistently topped the board exams and passing rate for ADMU educated board exam takers are statistically higher and often yield 100% rate. The medical school of the university whose first set of graduates took the medical board exam some 4 years ago registered a 98% passing rate and succeeding batches have upheld such similar records. Considering the fact that this is a fledgling program, this is quite a feat for any university to achieve. Being able to produce an almost 100% passing rate right from the very pioneer batch and maintaining this statistic continuously (thus far, 4 years) is not a laughing matter. How many of other medical schools with much longer histories have been able to produce such high passing figures in these exams? And this is the beginning because the program itself if far from perfect. Also, if the medical school has achieved this much in just this much time, imagine, just imagine what it could become with the passage of time and the adoption of a more global public health curriculum?

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    5. You lost me at "alumni here".

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  44. (posted by a teacher in SNPS)
    Be nice to teachers, they're the reason you can read this.

    honor student din ako dati. pag dumadalaw ako sa aking alma matter. my former teachers forgot my name pero hindi pa ko nagsasalita namumukhaan nila ako. yun yung warm feeling na nakalimutan ko takot kahit terror tawag ko sa kanila dati

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  45. E dito naman sa Pilipinas pag hindi ikaw ang nanalo o #1, e ang lusot NADAYA!

    This girl doesn't deserve even the salutatorian award. Ang tunay na matalino ay hindi lang nasusukat sa taas ng grades. Mas nasusukat ito sa character na meron ka. Lalo na sa pagtanggap ng mga bagay na hindi nangyari ayon sa gusto mong kalabasan. Hindi katapangan ang pinakita mo sa video na inupload mo. Obviously, you want sympathy because you didn't get what you want. When I watched your interview with Rhea Santos in UH, it was clear that you were disoriented. You now focus on the instance that you were cut short by the emcee which was not that real issue you were "fighting" for at the onset. Move on girl. You are just proving to us that you really don't deserve the valedictorian award.

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  46. dapat siguro mag sampa ng kaso ang eskwelahan laban sa pamilya ng estudyante. ginagamit nya ang social media para manira hindi lang ng isang institusyon kungdi ng ibang tao. na nakakatawa kasi para rin nyang sinabi na kwestiyonable ang mga natanggap nyang award mula sa eskwelahan, hindi ba? nakita ko sa fb ang page nya at talagang nanghihimok sya ng mga tao para ipakalat ang kanyang gusto, marahil sa pag asang makakuha ng simpatya. may fan page na nga yata sya eh. tayo namang mga tao, nadadala sa emosyon nang hindi alam ang storya- daming na nyang supporters eh. nakakatakot sya, kabata bata pagpapaikot/ pagmamanipula ng tao ang alam.

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  47. Ang tunay na laban ay pag nakatapos ka ng pag-aaral at nagtatrabaho na. Yung classmate ko nung HS valedictorian nga pagkagraduate ng college, wala naman work. Diskarte lang din yan. Bata pa sya kaya di nya pa naintindihan impact ng ginawa nya. Pag nasa college na sya, madami pa sya makakalabang mas matalino. Move on na sana sya at ang pamilya nya..

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  48. valedictorian passed the UPCAT. kristel did not. eto pa lang, patas nang batayan e. same exam, magkaiba result nyo. mas matalino talaga siya sa'yo kristel kaya tumigl ka

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  49. What that girl probably dodnt consider is the fact that she'll be entering college at a catholic school. First, how will she get her good moral certificate? Second, what will her next school think of her? It's possible that she wouldnt get accepted pa because of the 'scandal'. True if there's something wrong with the high school's system, it should be addressed. But then there are proper ways for that. If it doesnt turn out well with the principal, then why not go to DepEd? Why embarrass the others and create an awkward welcome for the rest? Just a thought.

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  50. kristel kayo ng kristel eh krisel ang pangalan, walang "t"

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    1. ok sige ikaw na valedictorian. talino mo edi wow

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    2. anong 12:12 kino-correct lang yung spelling. ikaw maipost mo lang yung kajejehang "edi wow" eh di wow!

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  51. kailangan ba talaga ipakita lahat ng grades? pano kong palakol? eh nakakahiya naman

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  52. she officially deactivated her account BOO!!

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  53. It was supposed to be a special day for all graduating students but because Ms. Mallari chose that time to air her grievances, it was a sad day instead. She may have issues with the school but it should be dealt privately with the school authorities.

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