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Muoz Central School History

Munoz Central School started in 1901 as a one-teacher schoolhouse and has since grown to become the largest central school in the division. It currently serves over 2,300 students with 71 teachers across pre-school, elementary, and junior high levels. The school aims to be a center for education, training, and community activities in Munoz City.

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Muoz Central School History

Munoz Central School started in 1901 as a one-teacher schoolhouse and has since grown to become the largest central school in the division. It currently serves over 2,300 students with 71 teachers across pre-school, elementary, and junior high levels. The school aims to be a center for education, training, and community activities in Munoz City.

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MUOZ CENTRAL SCHOOL HISTORY

Munoz Central School started from a makeshift hovel in the year

1901 as a lone teacher school in the woodland of Papaya which was the first

name of the earliest settlement. Antonio Buenaventura was the first teacher,

followed by Gregorio Magno in 1905, by Nicholas Ruiz who became a mayor

of Munoz and by Juan Tabing.

This frontier school closed its door when lawless elements led by Juan

Tangkad infiltrated the settlement and the people fled to Palusapis which

was then a barrio of Guimba. When peace and order was restored, settlers

returned to Papaya and established the Municipality of Munoz in 1914 with

Tranquilino Delos Santos as the first mayor in an election done by raising of

hands. Papaya was named Munoz in honor of Francisco de Munoz, a

Spanish military officer of Nueva Ecija who established a hunting

rendezvous in the area which is now Barangay Balante.

With the organization of the new town, the Munoz Elementary school

was reopened with Mr. Gavino Fulgencio as the first principal . A lone

teacher was simultaneously owing in Rang-ayan where the first intermediate

class was opened ahead of the central school.

In the year 1918, classes in central school and Rang-ayan were

suspended due to influenza epidemic that plagued the infant’s municipality

and killed several people including school children. When classes reopened

in 1919, the school District of Munoz was organized with Eugenio Ramos as

the first District Supervisor and Apolonio Zabat as the principal of the

Munoz Elementary School, which was later called the Munoz Cental School.
MCS is situated in the vicinity of Brgy. Poblacion East, Brgy,

Poblacion West and Brgy. Poblacion South, Science City of Munoz, Nueva

Ecija. It is bounded by Bantug in the East, Catalanacan in the west,

Pobacion North in the North and the town of Talavera in the south. At

present, Munoz Central School was considered as the biggest school in the

Division of Science City of Munoz. It has been the center for seminars,

trainings, workshops and other activities within the division. It is located in

the heart of the City, a stone throw from the market and other commercial

establishment.

The land area of the school is 4 hectares including the annex

compound. The school has a 3 story building, two are situated in main

while the other is situated in annex. The 2 two story building was awarded

by the DepEd while the other was donated by the Local Government Unit

headed by Hon. Efren L. Alvarez, Science City Mayor. In all there are 70

Classroms including the Pre Elementary buiding, Science Laboratory, Clinic,

Home Economics, and Multi Media building. The school has 400 meter oval

ready for athletics and other related activities. The school has an average of

2300 pupils with 71 teachers. Mrs. Emily I. Fernandez, PhD. is the principal

of the Munoz Central School which is the biggest central school in the

division. a stone throw from the municipal building and the church, and on

walking distance from the market and commercial establishments.


TEACHERS AND STAFF OF MUÑOZ CENTRAL SCHOOL

NAME POSITION/ DESIGNATION


(LN, FN, MI) (Position-Step)
Fernandez, PhD Emily I. Principal IV
Castillo, Rod Herbert C. Head Teacher I
Johana E. Bernabe Kinder
Russel T. Larosa Kinder
Eunice Beltran Kinder
Melita Gabriel Kinder
Abigal Madarang Kinder
Catherine Joy M. Garcia Kinder
Jennifer Aban Grade 1
Evangelina C. Buenaventura Grade 1
Maria Mercedes H. Receno Grade 1
Rowena J. Audencial Grade 1
Aiza Dingle Grade 1
Kirzia Joy C. Quezon Grade 1
Ma. Charizza Ricalde Grade 1
Edna Martin Grade 1
Myra Joyce R. Ortiz Grade 2
Rubeliza V. Gaspar Grade 2
Belen C. Corales Grade 2
Jessica C. Regondola Grade 2
Leila Bagsic Grade 2
Joanna Mineses Grade 2
Janice Pelayo Grade 2
Erlinda Gan Grade 2
Daryl Ann Q. Pagaduan Grade 2
Leonora A. Santos Grade 2
Justine Idylla T. Fernandez Grade 3
Leilani Del Rosario Grade 3
Edna D. Lozano Grade 3
Melissa Fabros Grade 3
Myra Malubay Grade 3
Rizza Aba-a Grade 3
Imelda Bagsic Grade 3
Amelita B. Santos Grade 3
Mika Esguerra Grade 3
Eloisa E. Castillo Grade 4
Marissa Buenaventura Grade 4
Julieta Garcillan Grade 4
Margie Magsuay Grade 4
Amalia F. Cruz Grade 4
Rosario S. Banag Grade 4
Elenita N. Lopez Grade 4
Ellen Ventura Grade 4
Julieta Sagnip Grade 4
Juliet Mengala Grade 4
Jerry T. Viloria Grade 4
Jefferson Cordon Grade 4/ Alive Lerners
Eva E. Garcia Grade 5
Gemma C. Roque Grade 5
Helen V. Alvaran Grade 5
Lorna D. Labiano Grade 5
Marissa Balmeo Grade 5
Myla Villeno Grade 5
Ehlee S. Tubalinal Grade 5
Florence M. Cansino Grade 5
Irish M. Simbillo Grade 5
Jacinto Roldan Jr. Grade 5
Melanie L. Labagnoy Grade 5
Diogenes Bernabe Grade 5
Necelyn M. Encarnacion Grade 6
Margie R. Rafols Grade 6
Lenie A. Competente Grade 6
Ruby Donna C. Manuel Grade 6
Rick M. Tatel Grade 6
Jinky H. Martin Grade 6
Josephine A. Bal-ot Grade 6
Sherlyn Viloria Grade 6
Rosalina D. Valimento Grade 6
Luis C. Alday Grade 6
Mary Ann Waing Grade 6
Elyssa Marie T. Prado Grade 6
Dominador Castillo Jr. Grade 6
Arly Ann De Guman ADAS
Sarah Gen Reña ADAS

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