La Carlota High School 65th General Homecoming: a Success!

Sixty-seven members of the alumni of class 1970 of La Carlota City High school participated in the 65th general alumni homecoming of La Carlota High School.

In our particular class of 1970, we consider this grand reunion of our classmates and schoolmates after 42 years that we graduated from our dear Alma Mater.

To our beloved Alma Mater, we hail thee. We hail thee.

The momentous events that transpired in this whole class reunion were the following:

The Motorcade

K to 12 In-Service Training for Grade One Teachers

Twenty-Three Grade One teachers of the Division of La Carlota took their time in a 5-day live-out seminar-workshop on the implementation of the recent K to 12 curriculum for this school year 2012 - 2013 in the conference hall of the Division Office of La Carlota.

The Opening Ceremonies

Simple opening rites made every participant settle among themselves in an air-conditioned conference hall. Administrative Officer V Ruth F. Villanueva welcomed the teacher-participants.

Gamefowls Breeding, Lucrative Business

Breeding fighting cocks is a profitable business venture here in Negros Occidental, particularly in Bago City, Philippines.

Aguirre in his GEG farm

Former Mayor of La Carlota City, Juancho Aguirre is one of these breeders who in his spare time go to his 6.4 hectare gamefowl farm in Brgy. Lunao, Bago City to supervise, monitor and attain to the needs of his several fighting cocks there. He started breeding fighting cocks in 1977. Since he's an agriculturist, he knows some technique in raising these gamefowls.
 
He started raising "greys" specie of chickens. His line game came from another former Mayor of the city, late "Nonoy" Jalandoni, who used to import "Duke Hulsey" line and the regular greys.