SDO I Pangasinan launches Spiritual and Moral Recovery Program

Highlighting values and character as important foundations of learning, the Schools Division Office I Pangasinan launches its Spiritual and Moral Recovery Program (SMRP), October 1.

The program aims to holistically develop learners by strengthening their virtues and characters as manifested in different spiritual and moral activities and programs that will run for three years.

“We would like to make a difference in the lives of our learners especially so that we are dealing with millennials,” said Dr. Lalaine D. Rosario, Education Program Supervisor in charge of Kindergarten and Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao (EsP).

“We hope the all the schools will be one with us in our journey.” Dr. Rosario added encouraging the schools heads and teachers to implement the programs in their respective schools.

The Spiritual and Moral Recovery Program of SDO I Pangasinan enjoins all learners in the division to undertake moral and spiritual activities such as the Three o’ Clock Habit, recollection and retreat, and catechism.

Moreover, the students will also be encouraged to manifest the notable Filipino value of courtesy through the “Simply Mano Po” as they press their forehead against the hand of an elder.

Through the said program, schools are further encouraged to put up meditation corners inside the classrooms where students can read spiritual book and materials, and to observe the conduct of values month celebration in November.

The launching of SMRP is made possible through the efforts of Dr. Lalaine D. Rosario, Dr. Melinda Nagal, Dr. Liane Boston, Dr. Sonia Adversalo and Dr. Marilou Casing.(by: Roy Allen C. Perez)