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DepEd Night Program Emcee Script

The document summarizes the program for DepEd Night, which featured dances from around the world performed by teachers from secondary schools in Kananga. The event acknowledged DepEd officials and other guests. School principals and heads presented dance performances representing different regions. Speeches were given by DepEd leaders, local government officials, and the school head who provided closing remarks. The night celebrated collaboration between schools and promoted culture through dance.

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DepEd Night Program Emcee Script

The document summarizes the program for DepEd Night, which featured dances from around the world performed by teachers from secondary schools in Kananga. The event acknowledged DepEd officials and other guests. School principals and heads presented dance performances representing different regions. Speeches were given by DepEd leaders, local government officials, and the school head who provided closing remarks. The night celebrated collaboration between schools and promoted culture through dance.

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  • Opening Script
  • Messages from Officials
  • Presentation Cluster 1
  • Closing Remarks

DepEd Night Script

Ma’am A.: Ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce to you my co-host for tonight, the
ever so dashing MR. ALDRIN C. DELA CRUZ.
Sir Al: Here with me right now as my co-toastmaster for tonight’s event is a good friend of mine, the
ever so STUNNING Ma’am AMOR IWAN of LIM-AO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
ALL: And we are your host for tonight!
Ma’am A: The comeback is always stronger than the setback, toss some confetti in the air and let’s
celebrate our DEPED NIGHT SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF KANANGA featuring DANCES OF THE
WORLD!

Sir Al: Coming together is a BEGINNING, Keeping together is PROGRESS, Working together is
success by Henry Ford, Good evening to the Secondary Schools Teachers of Kananga and to our
honoured guest in this meritorious occasion.
NATIONAL ANTHEM & PRAYER:
Ma’am A: To give honour and loyalty to our national flag, let us all stand for the singing of the
Philippine National anthem to be given to us by the LIM-AO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB
and remain standing as we embrace God’s presence through an opening prayer to be rendered by
the LIM-AO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS-MR. NELSON D. ROBLE and MISS DAISYBEL I.
SISON

Sir Al: It is a great pleasure and honor to acknowledge and introduce our DEPED OFFICIALS and
HONORARY GUEST this evening. To start with, ladies and gentlemen, let’s put our hands together
for our very own
DR. MANUEL P. ALBANO, CESO V- SCHOOL’S DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT
DR. HENRIETTA T. MANAGBANAG, CESO VI- ASSISTANT SCHOOL’S DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT
A reverberating applause for our PUBLIC SCHOOL’S DISTRICT SUPERVISORS:
MA’AM ALPHA ABARCAR-KANANGA I DISTRICT
MA’AM JASMIN B. MESA-KANANGA II DISTRICT
SIR ALLISON M. JUNIO- KANANGA III DISTRICT

MA’AM A: We would also like to acknowledge the principal and school head of the private and
public Secondary Schools’ of Kananga, a resounding applause for
MA’AM ANNETTE M. CAPANAS- SCHOOL HEAD OF PRIMONA HOLY INFANT INSTITUTE (PHIA)
MA’AM MYLENE C. LOQUISAN- PRINCIPAL OF NATIONAL HEROES INSTITUTE INC. (NHI)
DR. ISIDORE VICENTE V. VILLARINO-PRINCIPAL IV OF KANANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
MA’AM LUZVIMINDA L. TORREON- SCHOOL HEAD OF KNHS KAWAYAN ANNEX
SIR EMMANUEL R. YUNTING-SCHOOL HEAD OF KNHS LIBERTAD ANNEX
DR. DANILO V. BUSTRILLO- SCHOOL HEAD OF KNHS MONTEBELLO ANNEX
SIR RENANTE B. RAYMUNDO- PRINCIPAL OF RIZAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
SIR MICHAEL C. VILLENA-SCHOOL HEAD OF LIM-AO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

SIR AL: And of course, we are also blessed with the presence of our municipal officials from the
Municipality of Kananga headed by our very own purpose-driven Municipal Mayor
- HON. MANUEL VICENTE M. TORRES
The ever-supportive Municipal Vice-Mayor, HON. MIGUEL JORGE TAN
-Also in attendance are the 22nd Sangguniang Bayan members
-HON. RESURECCION REX C. CAPANAS
-HON. MINERVA M. BULAWIT- COMMITTEE CHAIR ON EDUACTION
-FERNANDO M. ASEO
-HON. ALMA N. ORFANO,
-HON. RICHIE C. CRUZ,
-HON. ALLAN C. ESPINOSA,
-HON. RUDY B. COGAY, AND
-HON. BRENZON C. CABINTOY.
(Municipal Tourism Officer – Ms. April Tanhueco, PIO Officer – Mr. Nakichu Tonacao)
-Your presence here tonight makes this event a remarkable one. Enjoy the rest of the evening!
OPENING REMARKS:
MA’AM A-To spice up this event, may I call in DR. ISIDORE VICENTE V. VILLARINO-PRINCIPAL IV
OF KANANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR HIS OPENING REMARKS. LET US GIVE HIM A
ROUND OF APPLAUSE!

SIR AL: Thank you sir for your heart-warming opening remarks!
-Ladies and gentlemen, our theme for tonight’s celebration is all about the DANCES OF THE
WORLD, DANCING IS THE BEST MEDIUM WHICH PEOPLE SHOW THE WORLD THEIR TRUE
COLORS, SHOWING WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE CAN BE, RIGHT MA’AM A?

MA’AM A: CORRECT SIR AL! THROUGH DANCING, WE ALSO LET OURSELVES UNDERSTAND
OUR EMOTIONS, WHEN WE DANCE WE CONNECT WITH PEOPLE AND WE CONNECT WITH
MUSIC!
SIR AL: TRULY MA’AM A! And for that let me ask our honored guest and visitors tonight…
-Ladies and Gentlemen, Are you up for an exciting and surprising performance from our passionate
secondary school teachers?

OPENING DANCE NUMBER


ALL: BUT BEFORE WE GIVE YOU THE HIGHLIGHT OF TONIGHTS EVENT, let us all be entertained
by the KNHS-SPA CLASS for their opening dance number!
PRESENTATION CLUSTER 1:
MA’AM A: What a world-class performance!
Our first to present the DANCES OF THE WORLD FEATURING EAST ASIAN DANCES ARE THE
TALENTED AND GRACEFUL TEACHERS of LIM-AO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CHOREOGRAPH BY
OUR VERY OWN MAPEH MAJOR MR. NELSON ROBLE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, LET US GIVE
A RESOUNDING APPLAUSE TO MY CO-TEACHERS OF LIM-AO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL,
CLUSTER I, AS THEY BRING US THE class and enchantment OF EAST ASIAN DANCES!
SIR AL: That was a MESMERIZING PERFORMANCE! Well what can we expect, we’ve got nothing
but the best in LIM-AO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL! WOW LIM-AO!
MESSAGE – HON. MINERVA M. BULAWIT
SIR AL: Of course, we know you still want more right away, but before we give you the next
presentation, let us first listen to some encouraging message from our SANGGUNIANG BAYAN
MEMBER and the CHAIR ON EDUCATION, HON. MINERVA M. BULAWIT, a round of applause
please.
MA’AM A.-Thank you Ma’am for gracing our event tonight and for that
_____________________message!
Sir Al: Shall we proceed to the next performance Ma’am A?
Ma’am A: Fire it up Sir Al!
PRESENTATION CLUSTER 2:
Sir Al: My dear honourable guests and spectators, our next performers are the enthusiastic and
vivacious teachers of KNHS-KAWAYAN ANNEX, KNHS LIBERTAD ANNEX, KNHS MONTEBELLO
ANNEX from CLUSTER 2 featuring Dances of the world, showcasing the elegance and allure of
NORTH AMERICAN DANCES choreograph by ________________________. Let us fervently give them a
round of applause!
Ma’am: That was one magical performance brought to us by cluster 2! Indeed teachers are the A-
LIST performers!
Sir A: Way too undeniable Ma’am A!
MESSAGE – HON. MIGUEL JORGE TAN
Ma’am A: Let’s pause first the excitement as we all welcome and listen to some inspiring message
from our guest for tonight, our very own, MUNICIPAL VICE MAYOR HONORABLE MIGUEL JORGE
P. TAN, A ROUND OF APPLAUSE PLEASE!
Sir A: Thank you for your heartfelt message Sir!
PRESENTATION CLUSTER 3:
Sir Al: We will not keep you waiting as we give you the next batch of talents that will surely
captivate and charm us, from the CLUSTER 3, the teachers of RIZAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL,
NATIONAL HEROES INSTITUTE, PRIMONA HOLY INFANT ACADEMY featuring the dances of the
world as they display the sophistication and vibrant of SOUTHEAST ASIAN DANCES choreograph
by_________________! Let us give them a blazing applause!
Sir Al: What a top-notch performance Rizal National High School, NHI, and PHIA!
MESSAGE – DR. HENRIETTA T. MANAGBANAG
Sir Al: Of course, we can’t end the night without hearing the thoughts and wisdom of the
motivators and anchors of the DepEd Leyte Division, to start with let us be enliven as we listen to
our ASSISTANT DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT, DR. HENRIETTA T. MANAGBANAG, CESO VI, A
RESOUNDING APPLAUSE PLEASE!
MESSAGE – DR. MANUEL P. ALBANO
MA’AM A: Thank you for gracing tonight’s celebration Ma’am! And now, let’s hear some words of
inspiration from the leader of the band, DepEd Leyte Division Schools Division Superintendent, DR.
MANUEL P. ALBANO CESO V, A RESOUNDING APPLAUSE PLEASE!
Sir Al: We are indeed blessed to have one another in this journey to nation building!
Ma’am A: Hey Sir Al we are now down to our next performers,
Sir Al: Yes, Ma’am A, what a magical night, truly! It’s such a happiness to celebrate with good
people!
Ma’am A: Let us all be delighted as we give you the FABULOUS AND CLASSIC TEACHERS OF
KANANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, CLUSTER IV IN THEIR MOST ENDEARING AND SPECTACLE
PERFORMANCE, FEATURING THE DANCES OF THE WORLD DEMONSTRATING THE SOUTH
AMERICAN DANCES CHOREOGRAPH BY ___________________________.
Ma’am A: What an exquisite performance from the CLUSTER 4! Are you now excited for the next
performance? Well keep you up on your seats as we listen to some words of wisdom from our very
own MUNICIPAL MAYOR, HON. MANUEL VICENTE M. TORRES
Ma’am A: Thank you Mayor for your headstrong leadership in making KANANGA MAANYAG! We
appreciate your relentless support to the education sector!
-And now to conclude tonight’s event, let us all welcome, MA’AM ANNETTE M. CAPANAS-SCHOOL
HEAD OF PHIA FOR THE CLOSING REMARKS!
MA’AM A: THANK YOU SO MUCH MA’AM FOR THAT INVIGORATING CLOSING REMARKS! To
formally end our program, let us all stand for the singing of the DEPED LEYTE HYMN!
END WITH A CELEBRATORY QUOTE!

THANK YOU AND MABUHAY! LONG LIVE DEPED LEYTE DIVISION!

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Having a wide array of participants from different educational sectors and government officials in a public event like DEPED Night can foster greater collaboration and understanding between stakeholders. This inclusivity enhances networking opportunities, facilitates the exchange of ideas, and encourages joint initiatives that can improve educational outcomes. Such events also help to align the goals of educational and government entities, ensuring that policies and practices support community and educational growth effectively .

Municipal officials played a crucial role in the DEPED Night event by extending their support and presence, which emphasizes the collaborative efforts necessary for educational advancement. Officials like the Municipal Mayor Hon. Manuel Vicente M. Torres and Vice Mayor Hon. Miguel Jorge Tan were recognized for their leadership and contributions to the education sector, highlighting projects and initiatives that benefit schools in Kananga. Their involvement underscores a commitment to building a strong community through education, validating the importance of local government support in fostering educational excellence .

Acknowledging educators and officials during events like DEPED Night plays a vital role in reinforcing their contributions and importance, which can significantly boost community morale. Recognition serves as a form of appreciation and validation of the effort put forth by these individuals in the education sector. This acknowledgment not only motivates those involved to continue their work with greater enthusiasm but also inspires others in the community, thus fostering a culture of respect, pride, and collective achievement .

The integration of traditional and contemporary dance forms in the DEPED Night event reflects educational values such as cultural appreciation and inclusivity. By showcasing dances from various regions, including traditional cultural expressions and modern interpretations, the event promotes an understanding of cultural histories and evolutions. This approach highlights the importance of preserving heritage while also adapting to contemporary cultural dynamics, embodying the educational values of respect, diversity, and lifelong learning .

The event script of the DEPED Night illustrates the values of resilience and progress within educational communities through motivational quotes and acknowledgments that celebrate overcoming challenges. Ma’am A's statement “The comeback is always stronger than the setback” signifies resilience and the ability to recover and improve. Furthermore, Sir Al's mention of Henry Ford's quote about beginning, keeping, and working together emphasizes progress and the collective effort required for success, showcasing the determination of the educational community to evolve and thrive despite obstacles .

Including various school clusters in the DEPED Night performances featuring 'Dances of the World' is significant as it fosters inclusivity and provides an opportunity for all schools to showcase their talents and cultural heritage. Each cluster represented different regions and dance styles, contributing to a rich tapestry of cultural performances that promote unity and diversity. This inclusivity encourages healthy competition, collaboration, and mutual respect among schools, enhancing community engagement and allowing students and teachers to learn from one another .

The theme 'Dances of the World' served as a means of cultural expression and connection during the DEPED Night event by showcasing diverse dance performances from different regions such as East Asian, North American, Southeast Asian, and South American dances. These performances allowed teachers to express and share global cultures, promoting cultural understanding and appreciation. The theme also provided a platform for educators and guests to connect through the universal language of dance, highlighting both individuality and collective harmony .

The concluding activities of the DEPED Night, such as the singing of the DepEd Leyte Hymn, carry symbolic meaning and impact participant sentiment by reinforcing unity and shared identity. The hymn encapsulates the values and aspirations of the educational community, promoting a sense of pride and belonging among participants. This act serves as a communal reflection on the evening's accomplishments and aspirations, heightening the emotional impact of the event and leaving participants with a reinforced sense of purpose and connection to the educational community .

The ceremonial script of DEPED Night exemplifies community engagement and collaboration among educational institutions in Kananga by highlighting the active participation and contributions of both public and private schools. It acknowledges the efforts of school heads, principals, and teachers from various schools, emphasizing their role in cultural presentations like 'Dances of the World.' The event brings together educators and municipal officials, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose in education .

Speeches and messages from educational leaders during DEPED Night contribute to the overall theme by providing inspiration and reinforcing the event's purpose. Leaders like DR. MANUEL P. ALBANO and DR. HENRIETTA T. MANAGBANAG set the tone for the evening with messages that emphasize the importance of dedication, resilience, and progress in education. These speeches serve to motivate participants, aligning the performances and activities with broader educational and community goals, and fostering a shared vision for the future .

DepEd Night Script
Ma’am A.: Ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce to you my co-host for tonight, the
ever so
SIR RENANTE B. RAYMUNDO- PRINCIPAL OF RIZAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
SIR MICHAEL C. VILLENA-SCHOOL HEAD OF LIM-AO NATIONAL HIGH S
ALL: BUT BEFORE WE GIVE YOU THE HIGHLIGHT OF TONIGHTS EVENT, let us all be entertained
by the KNHS-SPA CLASS for their openin
Sir Al: What a top-notch performance Rizal National High School, NHI, and PHIA! 
MESSAGE – DR. HENRIETTA T. MANAGBANAG
Sir  A

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