05/06/2026
TARA, BASA! Tutoring Program Culminates; Highlights Value of Reading & Learning
SINGAO INTEGRATED SCHOOL β Kidapawan City β The Tara, BASA! Tutoring Program for Grade 1 learners successfully held its Culminating Activity today, bringing together six (6) young learners and their supportive parents to celebrate progress, growth, and the joy of reading. πβ¨
This initiative, conducted in partnership with the Public Employment Service Office (PESO) and the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), goes beyond basic reading instruction. It stands as a vital intervention that builds strong foundational skills, boosts learner confidence, and strengthens the home-school partnershipβkey elements in ensuring every child achieves literacy and love for learning at an early age.
A strong wave of inspiration and direction was shared during the event through the Message of Support delivered by SDS Miguel P. Fillalan Jr., CESO V, Schools Division Superintendent. In his message, he emphasized that literacy is the foundation of all learning and commended the school for its proactive steps in ensuring that no child is left behind. He expressed full support for reading intervention programs, stressing that empowering young learners with reading skills today prepares them to become capable, productive, and competitive citizens tomorrow. His words served as a powerful reminder of the divisionβs commitment to quality education and its dedication to uplifting the academic performance of every learner in Kidapawan City.
Leading the event in the absence of the School Head was Sir Allan L. Pacate, Master Teacher III and Officer-in-Charge of the Elementary Department. He stepped up with full dedication and leadership to ensure the programβs smooth implementation and success.
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Sir Allan for his exceptional commitment and for taking excellent care of the schoolβs operations and activities. He stood firmly in place of Maβam Melody G. Almocera, who is currently attending the Gender-Responsive Adolescent Health and Development / Reproductive Health Training for Program Partners organized by the Commission on Population and Development (POPCOM) held in Koronadal City from June 3β6, 2026. Her participation ensures our school remains updated and compliant with vital health, development, and gender-responsive policies for our community.
The program was graced by partners and officials who emphasized that Tara, BASA! is not just a reading programβit is a pathway toward brighter futures, empowered families, and a stronger community of learners.
Truly, literacy changes lives. Congratulations to our young readers, proud parents, teachers, and partners!