00:00 The school brigade received a lot of gifts
00:03 because the students were also accompanied by the ones who were preparing for the entrance.
00:07 Aside from free cutlery, there were also uniforms given by the graduates.
00:11 Oscar Oida was the one who was aiming for it.
00:13 The first day of the school brigade was very festive and full of joy
00:22 here in Sampaguita High School in Camarincalaocan.
00:25 This is a community charity that helps in organizing and building classrooms.
00:32 The community really needs to be involved.
00:35 It's not just us. The stakeholders really need to be involved.
00:41 There's free coffee, there's papandesal,
00:45 and if that's not enough, there's lugaw all you can.
00:51 And not just the facilities, but also the students.
00:55 They're getting ready, so there's free cutlery.
00:58 I have a uniform, I'm planning a project for the alumni
01:03 for the students who don't have uniforms yet.
01:06 And if your eyes are getting a little blurry,
01:09 there's a free check-up, courtesy of the doctor, who also graduated from Sampaguita.
01:15 We were able to give back to the school where we graduated from.
01:20 Up to 72 classrooms were cleaned and organized by the parents and the police.
01:29 We saw that the police were still helping the community.
01:32 Everyone's morals were fulfilled.
01:35 It's better to be a source of light for the students.
01:39 In Bagumbong High School in Camarincalaocan,
01:43 80 classrooms were helped clean as part of the preparation for the admission of more than 3,000 enrollees.
01:52 The classrooms were said to be sufficient, but their lines of electricity needed to be upgraded.
01:59 We have two new buildings. The capacity of our electrical wiring is not ready.
02:06 The local government immediately sent help.
02:11 For GMA Integrated News, Oscar Oida,
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