Geras Integrated School

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Empowering educators, protecting our future

November 21, 2025-Geras Integrated School, in collaboration with Solidaridad-IDP Foundation Inc., successfully hosted a comprehensive orientation on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA), with the support of our esteemed Principal, sir Margarito S. Reyes Jr., and Head Teacher, sir Mark Randy B. Bertulfo.

We extend our deepest gratitude to our esteemed resource speaker, Sister Ma. Valentina P. Rebollos, OP, Project Manager of Solidaridad-IDP Foundation, Inc., for her invaluable expertise and guidance. Her insights have undoubtedly empowered our faculty to create an even safer and more supportive learning environment for all. Our dedicated teachers actively participated in this crucial session, underscoring our institution's commitment to safeguarding the welfare of our students and upholding the highest standards of ethical conduct.

This initiative reflects our ongoing efforts to foster a culture of vigilance, respect, and accountability within our school community.

Geras Integrated School bagged 1st Place in the Citywide Recitation Contest

Isabela City – Geras Integrated School secured the 1st Runner-Up position at the Sabayang Pagbigkas Competition held at the Isabela City Civic Center on November 19. The event, organized by the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) as part of the 2025 National Children’s Month, featured synchronized recitations from elementary schools across the city.

Participating schools presented coordinated performances reflecting this year’s theme, “Batang Matatag: Kalinga’t Proteksyon, Aaruga sa Kasalukuyan: Pag-asa sa Kinabukasan.” Geras Integrated School was recognized for its powerful delivery and expressive performance, which highlighted unity and children's advocacy.

The CSWDO thanked all participating schools, emphasizing the importance of such events in promoting children’s rights and welfare. The competition showcased the talents of young students and reinforced the community’s dedication to nurturing and protecting its children.

Geras Integrated School Commemorates Indigenous Peoples Education Through Cultural Pride and Unity

Geras Integrated School once again witnessed a feast of identity within its vibrant corners, where culture speaks volumes of pride and the spirit of coexistence radiates throughout the Indigenous Peoples Education (IPED) celebration with the theme " Ating Pandayin ang Kinabukasan Gabay ang Katutubong Karununugan at Karapatan". The school community gathered not merely to observe traditions, but to honor the living heritage of Indigenous cultural communities whose stories and ancestral wisdom continue to shape the nation’s character. Through this celebration, the essence of identity and rootedness became more visible among learners and educators alike.

This year’s event also highlighted the unwavering support of educational leaders who champion culture-responsive learning. In attendance were Dr. Fadher G. Isnamel, Public Schools District Supervisor for West 3; Dr. Murada Danial, Division IPED Focal Person; and Ma’am Antonia G. Tanhaji, Education Program Supervisor for Senior High School.

As songs are sung and dances are performed, participants are reminded that culture is not only preserved in artifacts and rituals, but in the hearts of every learner who embraces their roots. The event strengthened the school’s commitment to inclusivity, acknowledging that within diversity lies unity and progress. Each presentation showcased how cultural identity thrives when celebrated and respected across generations.

One of the highlights of the event was the insightful message delivered by the guest speaker, whose embodiment of success radiates from his proud Yakan roots, Mr. Arjiemar I. Musaddaman, Head of Office of MAFAR Basilan. In his speech, he emphasized the importance of cultivating dreams, how aspirations shape individuals to become ambitious and determined. He reminded learners not to limit their capabilities, and to pursue growth with humility and submission to Allah. His words served as a powerful reminder that success is attainable when guided by good character and pure intentions.

Of course, the success of the celebration would not have been possible without the strong leadership of the school headed by Dr. Margarito Reyes, whose direction ensured a meaningful and well-organized program. The dedication of the IPED focal persons, Nur Aisa E. Asmawil for the elementary level and Melanie I. Kaddaring for the secondary level, was also instrumental in the planning and ex*****on of the event. Their commitment to promoting inclusive and culturally responsive education greatly contributed to the overall success of the celebration.

Furthermore, the unwavering support of the school administration and teaching staff who extended their efforts and guidance, ensured that every detail of the activity was carefully supervised and properly implemented. Their collective work reflected a shared vision to uphold cultural identity and provide learners with opportunities to embrace their heritage with pride. Mabuhay ang pambansang buwan ng mga katutubo!

Strengthening our defenses against Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation of Children (OSAEC) is a top priority for our youth!

November 06, 2025 - The Pantawid Staff of Isabela City conducted an essential orientation for our Grade 7-10 4Ps beneficiaries of Geras Integrated School on Online Sexual Abuse or Exploitation of Children (OSAEC).

This initiative aims to empower our youth with the knowledge and tools they need to stay safe online, recognize potential threats, and understand how to seek help.

We're committed to creating a safer digital environment for our children and ensuring they are aware of their rights and available resources. Together, we can protect our youth from online harm!