Junior High School

BASIC EDUCATION

About

At UBBC Junior High School, our unwavering commitment lies in creating a seamless transition, cultivating a spirit of exploration, nurturing the holistic personal development of our students, and laying a strong foundation for their promising future. Our primary goal is to empower our graduates, instilling in them a lifelong love for learning, and inspiring them to be catalysts for positive change. Through our innovative programs and timely projects, we provide our students with the tools they need to thrive. Our comprehensive approach guarantees that every UBian is well-equipped and ready to excel in their Senior High School Education

Mission

The UBBC Junior High School’s Mission is to provide an exceptional educational experience that fosters intellectual growth and personal development; prepares students for success in high school and beyond. Through a comprehensive curriculum for both the K to 12 Basic Education for Junior High School and the Science High School (SciHS) Programs, the UBBC Junior High School is dedicated to nurturing a supportive and inclusive environment that promotes critical thinking, creativity, and essential skills to empower them to become assertive and versatile individuals with a lifelong love for learning.

Vision

The UBBC Junior High School’s Vision is to create a learning community where students are inspired to explore, discover, and reach their full potential. Through inventive teaching practices, engaging experiences, and a supportive network, the UBBC Junior High School strives to enable its learners to become capable, empathetic leaders prepared to thrive in a dynamic and global society; ready for the rigorousness of the Senior High School Education.

Philosophy

The UBBC Junior High School is anchored on the holistic development of every Junior High School UBian. Through a conducive and technology-driven environment, the department has withstood the challenges of times and continues to break the barriers of the ‘now’ with its timely projects and innovative programs—all for students’ BEST learning experience, in the name of quality education and excellence.

Objectives

High School Department Objectives (Basic Education Curriculum)

1. Enhance students’ communication, scientific, research, and technological skills, abilities, and attitudes to prepare them for higher education, the world of work, and entrepreneurship;
2. Provide students with innovative educational experiences where they will demonstrate 21st-century skills;
3. Equip students with adaptive real-life learning experiences toward a better normal;
4. Engage students in extra/co-curricular activities and outreach programs for the community and environment for a balanced social development;
5. Provide students with a diverse and conducive learning environment promoting various opportunities to imbibe gender sensitivity and instill social responsibility;
6. Build up a career plan and pathway to help them in their next steps beyond high school; and,
7. Produce morally upright individuals who will be productive, dynamic, and responsible leaders of the community.

High School Department Objectives (Science High School Curriculum)

1. Enhance students’ communication, scientific, research, and technological skills, abilities, and attitudes to prepare them for higher education, the world of work, and entrepreneurship;
2. Engage students in extra/co-curricular activities, and outreach programs for the community and environment for a balanced social development;
3. Equip students with adaptive real-life learning experiences toward a better normal;
4. Equip students with decision-making and critical thinking skills concerning proper career and life choices;
5. Provide students with a diverse and conducive learning environment promoting various opportunities to imbibe gender sensitivity and instill social responsibility; and,
6. Produce morally upright individuals who will be productive, dynamic, and responsible leaders of the community.

ATTRIBUTES

Forward-Thinking
Outstanding
Leadership-Oriented
Lifelong Learners
Open Minded
Well-Prepared

Programs Offered

Science High School Curriculum (Grades 7 to 10)
Basic Education Curriculum (Grades 7 to 10)
Basic Education Curriculum-Evening (Grades 7 to 10)

Program Outcomes / Competences

The UBBC Junior High School Completers

ENGLISH

Yolanda C. Alejandre
yolanda.alejandre@ub.edu.ph

Benson P. Blay
benson.blay@ub.edu.ph

Clarissa D. Castillo
clarissa.castillo@ub.edu.ph

Kate Patricia M. Castor
katepatricia.castor@ub.edu.ph

Cindy Carmela B. De Castor
cindycarmela.decastro@ub.edu.ph

Theresa Gwyneth S. Maranan
theresagwyneth.maranan@ub.edu.ph

Neňa Angel C. Porcino
nenaangel.porcino@ub.edu.ph

Jeanelin M. Punzalan
jeanelin.punzalan@ub.edu.ph

Medylyn A. Sales
medylyn.aguba@ub.edu.ph

Jelah Mariz P. Yaco
jelahmariz.yaco@ub.edu.ph

FILIPINO

Lea Lyn O. Azucena
lealyn.azucena@ub.edu.ph

Aida A. De Chavez
aida.dechavez@ub.edu.ph

Jonalyn I. Frane
jonalyn.frane@ub.edu.ph

Charlene A. Hernandez
harlene.hernandez@ub.edu.ph

Mylene C. Holgado
mylene.holgado@ub.edu.ph

Agnes C. Malata
agnes.malata@ub.edu.ph

SCIENCE

Mark Allan Adalia
markallan.adalia@ub.edu.ph

Nichaella Biscocho
nichaella.biscocho@ub.edu.ph

Donna Cabañeros
donna.cabaneros@ub.edu.ph

Ann Rovic Casao
annrovic.palomares@ub.edu.ph

Christine Mae Delgado
christinemae.delgado@ub.edu.ph

Ghirlee Manalo
ghirlee.manalo@ub.edu.ph

Jeryll Nicko Mercado
jeryllnicko.mercado@ub.edu.ph

MATHEMATICS & EsP

Agnes S. Banaag
agnes.banaag@ub.edu.ph

Famela Q. Barairo
Famela.barairo@ub.edu.ph

Kesia A. Bedonia
kesia.bedonia@ub.edu.ph

Sherly M. Dela Roca
shirley.maranan@ub.edu.ph

Mina A. Dote
mina.dote@ub.edu.ph

Rhea Grace M. Garcia
rheagrace.garcia@ub.edu.ph

Rowena S. Geronimo
rowena.geronimo@ub.edu.ph

Kae Ann C. Malinao
kaeann.malinao@ub.edu.ph

Princess I. Panaligan
princess.panaligan@ub.edu.ph

Jessa C. Ramos
jessa.ramos@ub.edu.ph

Mhyl G. Silvoza
mhyl.silvoza@ub.edu.ph

TLE, COMPUTER, AND ROBOTICS

Evelyn L. Alido
evelyn.alido@ub.edu.ph

Crizalyn A. Arellano
crizalyn.arellano@ub.edu.ph

Jobert A. Babasa
jobert.babasa@ub.edu.ph

Niña Mae C. Catapang
ninamae.cueto@ub.edu.ph

Mary Anne B. Ebora
maryanne.ebora@ub.edu.ph

Bernadine M. Laxa
bernadine.laxa@ub.edu.ph

Jecel M. Lei
jecel.morco@ub.edu.ph

Julian Asle P. Lepran
julianasle.lepran@ub.edu.ph

Gemma M. Maravilla
gemma.maravilla@ub.edu.ph

Berlyn A. Sandoval
berlyn.sandoval@ub.edu.ph

Melecio Florante R. Silang
florante.silang@ub.edu.ph

SOCIAL STUDIES AND MAPEH

Marites L. Ababao
marites.ababao@ub.edu.ph

Maybeline C. Arquillo
maybeline.arquillo@ub.edu.ph

Marianne G. Bayer
marianne.bayer@ub.edu.ph

Jellaine R. Castillo
jellaine.castillo@ub.edu.ph

Jimwell M. Castillo
jimwell.castillo@ub.edu.ph

Angel Rose B. Chavez
angelrose.chavez@ub.edu.ph

Roderick B. Del Mundo
roderick.delmundo@ub.edu.ph

Ritchie A. Magadia
ritchie.magadia@ub.edu.ph

Olive Maye A. Malinao
olivemaye.malinao@ub.edu.ph

John Paolo S. Perlas
johnpaulo.perlas@ub.edu.ph

Elsa G. Santos
elsa.santos@ub.edu.ph

Angella Paula C. Tolentino
angellapaula.tolentino@ub.edu.ph

Dana Allysa B. Untalan
danaallysa.untalan@ub.edu.ph

Accreditations and Partnerships

1. Scholastic- Cultivating a Love for Reading and Appreciation of Literature
2. Land Transportation Office (LTO)- Promoting Road Safety Awareness among Our Students
3. Bank of Commerce- Empowering Students with Financial Literacy and Independence
4. Child (Bulilit) Health Workers Foundation, Inc.- Fostering a Passion for Holistic Healthcare Services in Our Students

UB Junior High School
University of Batangas, Batangas Campus
Hilltop Rd., Kumintang Ibaba, Batangas City
juniorhighschool@ub.edu.ph
(043) 723-1446 local 509/515
Facebook Page Link: https://www.facebook.com/UBBCJuniorHighSchool

BASIC EDUCATION