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Induction Program Script

A: Our program is about to begin. To keep our program be solemn, we encourage everyone to
please turn off your cellphones to silent mode.

B: Let’s us be courteous by refraining from talking aloud.

INTRO:

A: Many are called but few were chosen, this is one of the famous scriptures in the Bible.
Indeed, there are many who dream but only few achieve and we are one who of those who
achieved the goal.

B: “Leaders become great, not because of their power, but because of their ability to empower
others” a poet once said. Thus, leaders only become leaders when they can turn visions to reality
because leaders are born and they are not made. Therefore, everyone can be a leader. We are all
leaders.

A: A pleasant morning, everyone! Today, we shall witness the Induction Ceremonies of Students
and Parents, from Homeroom to the Class organization, the officers of Supreme Student
Government including Parent-Teacher Association Officers and the different student
organizations which are acknowledged here in our school.

B: To show our patriotism may I request everyone to please stand up for the singing of our
Philippine National Anthem through AVP presentation to be followed by a prayer.

(A) Acknowledgement of the Guests: We are very lucky indeed that with us today to
grace and to witness our occasion are the dignitaries in our barangay headed by our very
hardworking barangay captain, _____________. Our compassionate and dedicated
Schools District Supervisor Dr. Nita G. Palagon and the bearer of knowledge of TNCS
Sir Ceferino M. Baquiran.

(B) Opening Remarks: Ladies and Gentlemen, to formally begin our Induction Program
it is my distinct privilege to introduce to you the high caliber and benevolent head of
TNCS, a round of applause to Mr Ceferino M. Baquiran.

( Sir Saff do the talking….)

A: Thank you so much Sir Ceferino M. Baquiran, PII of TNCS.

B: At this point in time to break the monotony of the program let’s give the floor to the Grade 6
students for an intermission number.

( Grade 6 modern dance)

A: To level up your excitement, let’s all witness a declamation piece from _____________
grade 6 Eagle.

B: At this juncture, let’s move on to the presentation of Officers

I. Induction of officers.

A. HRPTA Officers. At this juncture, we are now going to begin the induction
ceremonies. And we shall start with the HRPTA officers. May I call on stage our
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homeroom pta officers and their inducting officer Councilor Rannie Loduvica to
be assisted by Mam Regis and Kagawad Jo Alit.

B. Thank you very much and congratulations hrpta officers. To give us a short
inspirational message, may I call on again, our city Councilor Rannie Loduvica.

C. Academic and Co-Curricular Clubs. Thank you very much, sir. This time, I
would like to request the different academic and co-curricular club officers with
their highly competent and motivated advisers to go to the front for their
induction. And of course their inducting officer, Councilor Atty. Bong Liban to be
assisted by Ma’am Regis and Kagawad Ine Servidad.

D. Congratulations to all of you. Another rousing message will be given to us by


councilor atty. Bong Liban.

E. Parent-Volunteer Program. Thank you very much, sir. Following is the


induction of the volunteers of our parent volunteerism program. Wherein parent-
volunteers are helping the school officials maintain safety and security of our
students and teachers inside the school during class hours. So, may we have the
parent volunteers and their inducting officer councilor Toto Medalla to be assisted
by Ma’am Regis and Kagawad Edith Ocampo.

F. Thank you and congratulations, a stirring message will be given by councilor


Toto Medalla.

G. Supreme Student Government. Thank you very much, Sir. At this point, may I
call on stage, our Supreme Student Government Officers with their unrelenting
and dynamic adviser Mrs. Rosalind Castro, and the inducting officer, barangay
captain, Cresell Beltran to be assisted by Ma’am Regis and Kagawad Cholo
Bilaos.

H. Thank you and congratulations. To give us a short stimulating message, may I call
once again, our barangay captain, Cresell Beltran.

I. Year level Officers Grades 7 and 8. At this moment, may I call on the grades 7
and 8 pta officers and their inducting officer Councilor Neneng Valmocina to be
assisted by Mam Regis, and the grade level heads Mr. Edwin Abengoza and Mrs.
Mary Jane Talag and Kagawad Willy Cara.

J. Thank you and congratulations. Now, let us listen to a short motivating message
from Councilor Neneng Valmocina.

K. Year level officers 3rd and 4th Years. Thank you, ma’am. This time will be the
3rd and 4th years pta level officers, may we have them on stage with the inducting
officer, Councilor Roderick Paulate to be assisted by Mam regis, the Year level
heads, Dr. Leonor Bañez and Ms. Estrella M. Abadilla and Kagawad Susan
Arcangel .

L. Thank you and congratulations to all of you. Another encouraging message will
be given to us by Councilor Roderick Paulate.
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M. CPTA Board of Directors. Thank you so much, sir. At this moment, may we
call the Central PTA Board of Directors with their inducting officer, councilor
Precious Hipolito Castelo to be assisted by Ma’am Regis and Kagawad Genova.

N. Thank you and congratulations. Let us hear a short invigorating message from
councilor Precious Hipolito Castelo.

O. Central PTA Executive Officers. Thank you very much Ma’am. May I call on
stage our Central PTA Executive Officers and our over-all adviser, our principal ,
Mrs. Angelita G. regis and the inducting officer, our Honorable congressman,
Winnie Castelo to be assisted by our barangay captain, Cresell Beltran.
P. Congratulations! And now let us pin our ears back as I call on, a man with
philanthropic attitude and dedicated to public service, ladies and gentlemen, let us
give an echoing applause to our congressman, Hon. Winnie Castelo.

II. Intermission Number. Thank you very much, Sir. That was undeniably remarkable.
And now to render an intermission number, may I call one of the talented students of
Bagong Silangan High School, Alliyah Cadeliña.

III. Ceremonial Turn-over. Thank you very much, Alliyah. This time we will now have
the Ceremonial Turn-over of the out-going and incoming presidents of the Central
PTA, may I call on, the out-going president, Mr. Elizer Balleras and the in-coming
president, Mr. Gerry Toledo.

IV. Closing Remarks: Thank you very much, Sirs. Now, we are almost at the end of our
program and to give the closing remarks, may I call on our CPTA president, Mr.
Gerry Toledo.

Thank you, Sir. Let us give ourselves a resounding round of applause. Thank you very much,
everybody! This has been your emcee, Mrs. Vernormadeth T. Caballero, reminding you that
according to Vincent Thomas Lombardi, “The achievements of an organization are the
results of the combined effort of each individual or member”. So, we have to work together
to achieve our common mission, which is, “By 2015, BSHS is a learning institution that
produces students who are high performing in both academic and non-academic skills,
morally upright and imbued with a deep commitment for excellence.”

Again, thank you and enjoy the night, everyone!

Common questions

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The Induction Program event underscores community engagement and collaboration by involving various stakeholders such as barangay officials, school administrators, parents, and student leaders in its activities. The presence and speeches by dignitaries and community leaders like Councilor Rannie Loduvica and Congressman Winnie Castelo emphasize the collaborative effort in improving the educational environment. Additionally, the induction of parent volunteers highlights a community-driven approach to ensuring student safety and support, demonstrating the integrated roles of different community members in fostering a supportive educational ecosystem .

The speeches during the Induction Program play a crucial role in shaping expectations by emphasizing themes of empowerment, unity, and involvement. Speeches from community leaders like barangay captains and congressmen set a tone of collaboration and shared responsibility. By recognizing achievements and encouraging ongoing commitment to excellence, these speeches set high expectations for both educational leadership and community involvement, reinforcing the idea that successful outcomes are a combined effort of all stakeholders involved .

Intermission numbers by students, such as dances or declamation pieces, play a significant role in enhancing the program's engagement and demonstrating student talent. They provide a creative outlet for students and contribute to a well-rounded educational experience by showcasing non-academic skills. These activities also serve to break the monotony of formal proceedings, sustaining audience interest and enthusiasm. Additionally, featuring students prominently in these numbers can foster a sense of pride and ownership among students, reinforcing their active participation in school life .

The theme of empowerment is conveyed through speeches and activities that highlight leadership development and collaboration. For example, the statement "Leaders become great, not because of their power, but because of their ability to empower others" encapsulates the program's focus on empowerment. The induction of various officers across the student body and community demonstrates an active effort to include diverse voices and empower individuals to take on leadership roles. Presentations and messages from various community leaders further reinforce the notion that empowerment is central to successful and inclusive leadership .

Leadership is portrayed in a multidimensional manner, where leaders are not only those holding official positions but also individuals who empower others and contribute to a collective vision. The quotations and remarks throughout the event, such as leaders being those who empower others and the acknowledgment of contributions from all community members, depict leadership as a shared and collective responsibility. The induction of various officers and the acknowledgment of volunteer efforts further illustrate leadership as inclusive and dynamic, focusing on empowerment, collaboration, and the realization of shared goals .

Involving various community leaders in the induction ceremony is highly effective as it fosters a sense of ownership, accountability, and reinforcement of community-school ties. It demonstrates an invested interest from multiple societal sectors, which can enhance community support for school initiatives. Furthermore, such involvement may inspire students and parents by showcasing models of leadership and success. By including civic leaders in the ceremony, it likely increases the perceived importance and legitimacy of the school's objectives, motivating broader community participation .

The program script reflects the mission and vision of the educational institution by emphasizing academic excellence and community involvement. The inclusion of various leaders and parents highlights a commitment to cultivating an environment where every member contributes to educational success. By promoting empowerment and leadership through both speeches and activities, it aligns with the vision of producing morally upright students committed to excellence. The script’s recurring theme of teamwork and collaboration further points to the institution’s dedication to achieving high performance across academic and non-academic spheres .

Speakers during the Induction Program use various rhetorical strategies, including appeals to ethos, pathos, and logos, to inspire and motivate the audience. For instance, by quoting well-known figures like poets or leaders, they establish credibility and resonate through ethos. Emotional appeals or pathos are evident in the emphasis on community, empowerment, and the shared journey of achieving collective goals, which aim to unite and motivate attendees. Logical appeals or logos are made through discussions of leadership roles and community involvement, encouraging a rational understanding of each participant’s contribution to the institution's success .

Having multiple officials assist in the induction of different groups signifies the collective effort and shared responsibility within the community. This collaboration underscores the importance of unity and cooperation, as it brings together a variety of perspectives and expertise to support school leadership structures. It reinforces the idea that leadership is not confined to a single individual or group but is a distributed attribute relying on support from all involved parties. This setup helps imbue the ceremony with a sense of gravitas and demonstrates the community's commitment to supporting each unit's role in the educational system .

The ceremonial turn-over between the outgoing and incoming Central PTA presidents conveys a message of continuity and renewal within the organization's leadership. It symbolizes a smooth transition of responsibilities and the upholding of traditions and achievements while allowing for new ideas and directions. This gesture reinforces the stability of the organization, emphasizing trust and confidence in the incoming leadership to further the institution's goals and uphold its values .

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Induction Program Script
A: Our program is about to begin. To keep our program be solemn, we encourage everyone to 
please
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homeroom pta officers and their inducting officer Councilor Rannie Loduvica to 
be assisted by Mam Regis and Kagawad Jo Ali
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M.  CPTA Board of Directors. Thank you so much, sir. At this moment, may we 
call the Central PTA Board of Directors with t

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