The Servant Leadership Endowment Fund supports various student-led projects, activities, and programs aimed at promoting servant leadership among students of any of the campuses of the PSHS System.
The Endowment is in honor of Dra. Cleofe M. Bacungan, Ph.D., whose service to Philippine Science High School is an inspiring story of commitment and dedication, and above all, of servant leadership.
Other Batch 1979 Projects:
Outdoor basketball court
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Our batch fixed the outdoor basketball court in 2004, and has committed to continue to maintain it. We have allotted funds for the general upkeep of the court surface and the goal posts ...
Various repairs and donations to the schools
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Every now and then, our batch provides funds to buy such items as printers for the dormitories and LCD equipment for the classroom. We are currently setting aside batch funds to repair and refurbish a math classroom - including airconditiong, LCD equipment, and whiteboard.
Tree Planting at the Parks and Widelife
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In coordination with the authorities at the Parks and Wildlife, batchmates Sheila Gorosin and Paul Cuadra organized a tree planting activity last September 6 - the same day as the grand alumni homecoming.
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The batch, together with family and friends, planted colorful indigenous trees that would eventually grow tall enough to be seen from the PSHS campus. The Parks and Wildlife was a common "over-the-bakod" destination for PSHS students in the 70's.
The path and patch of trees will be planted in memory of batchmates who have gone ahead, namely Gilbert Fabic, Raul Miranda, Melchor Francisco, Celso Ani, and Mark John Vergara.
The 3.5@35 project
Lead to Serve Video Design Contest
We are launching a video design contest on the theme "Scholars for whom?", with an underlying message inviting PSHS students to lead in order to better serve others.
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The mechanics of the contest are as follows:
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1. The video should be within 1 to 3 minutes long.
2. Use of speech-synthesis software is allowed.
3. Copyrighted materials may not be used unless permission has been granted.
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4. The first, second and third placers will be awarded with a cash prize. The cash prize increases as the number of entries increases :
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Up to 10 entries:
1st Place - 3,000 pesos
2nd Place - 2,000 pesos
3rd Place - 1,000 pesos
11 to 20 entries:
1st Place - 5,000 pesos
2nd Place - 3,000 pesos
3rd Place - 2,000 pesos
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More than 20 entries:
1st Place - 10,000 pesos
2nd Place - 6,000 pesos
3rd Place - 4,000 pesos
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5. A Board of Judges will be constituted by the officers of PSHS batch '79.
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6. Video entries will be judged according to the following criteria:
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50% SUBSTANCE - how the theme has been developed in the video
25% PROWESS - technical elements of the video
25% EFFORT - over-all effort exerted to produce the video
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7. The decision of the Board of Judges is final.
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8. Any currently enrolled student or group of students from any PSHS System campus may submit up to a maximum of 3 video entries.
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9. Children of batch '79 officers or of any of the judges may submit entries but are not qualified to win.
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10. The video must be uploaded to www.youtube.com with description tags: "PSHS", "Lead to Serve", and "Scholars for Whom".
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11. The video link must be sent to CMBSLEF@gmail.com by 11:59 pm of October 15, 2017
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12. If you do not receive an acknowledgement receipt of your submission, please send an email to arnie.azcarraga@delasalle.ph