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RIZAL SESQUICENTENNIAL ACTIVITIES IN THE DIVISION OF GINGOOG CITY In consonance with DepED Memorandum No. 178 s. 2011 and upon advisory from the regional office of Region X, a division elimination for the Rizal Quiz Bowl and Rizal Oratorical Contest was conducted on November 22, 2011 at the Division Conference Hall. The contest aims to spark interest in reading and learning about the life, works and writings of the pride of the Malayan race Dr. Jose Rizal. Celebrating his 150th birthday, there were several activities done to highlight this significant event. The winner of the Rizal Oratorical Con test for elementary level came from North District 2 (Center for Indigenous People in Gingoog City). Bagging the first prize in the secondary Rizal Quiz Bowl, the student from Talisay NHS stood proud to uphold the banner of her school. The division winners will compete at the regional level on December 13, 2011 at the Regional Educational Learning Center in Lapasan, Cagauring the closing program, the OIC-Assistant Schools Division Superintendent, Edgardo V. Abanil urged every school to do what was directed in DepED Memo No 178 s. 2011 which is to read Rizal's poem "Sa Aking Mga Kababata" which he wrote at age seven.

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