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KagES students shine in bilingual tilt
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Posted on Mar 23 2006
Kagman Elementary School’s Primary Grades Forensic Competition for Carolinian and Chamorro students enrolled in the Bilingual Programs of the Public Schools was held in San Antonio Elementary on March 11, 2006. This was the first time that bilingual students in the primary grades—Kindergarten to 5th grades—joined the PGFC meet. The other Forensic competition held at San Vicente Elementary School last Feb. 11, 2006 was only for bilingual students in grades 6th and 8th, so the Kagman competition was a big chance for all bilingual students from Kindergarten to Grade 5 to participate.
The winner of the bilingual PGFC are the following:
Prose Reading in Chamorro (K-2): Kagman Elementary School’s students: Audrey Camacho-1st grade, 1st Place
Prose Reading in Chamorro (3-5): Kagman Elementary School’s students: Rayna Chong-5th grade, 3rd Place
Impromptu Speaking in Chamorro (3-5): Kagman Elementary School’s students: Rayna Chong-5th grade, 1st Place
Story Telling in Carolinian (K-2): Kagman Elementary School’s students: Mildred Seman-1st grade, 2nd Place; Sinadel Seman-2nd grade, 3rd Place; Neling Arriola-1st grade, 4th Place
Story Telling in Carolinian (3-5): Kagman Elementary School’s students: Kioki Kyler Kapileo-2nd grade, 2nd Place; Shawenalyn Pua-3rd grade, 3rd Place
Story Telling in Chamorro (K-2): Kagman Elementary School’s students: Arriane Narvaez-2nd grade, 1st Place; Lilly Bautista-2nd grade, 2nd Place; Jessilyn Jones-2nd grade, 3rd Place
Impromptu Speaking in Carolinian (3-5): Kagman Elementary School’s students: Aisha Rebuenog-4th grade 1st Place
A big hooray and congratulations also go to the bilingual coaches who did a great job for the students: Susan Gonzales, 3rd grade teacher; Kinai Chong, 1sr grade teacher; Toyoko Pangelinan, 2nd grade teacher; Tricia Santos, 5th grade teacher; ;Melva Ada, 3rd grade teacher; Anabelle Ulloa, 4th grade teacher; Juana Somol; and Gregoria Laniyo. (PR)
