Caloocan Municipal Business High School ( CCBHS ) is a business-oriented high school and technical skills in Caloocan City, Metro Manila, Philippines. It offers ABM (Accounting, Business and Management), HUMSS (Humanities and Social Sciences) and TVL (Technical Vocational Livelihood) for high school students.
It was formerly known as Urduja Business High School . It's in Sikatuna Ext., Urduja Village, Barangay 172, North Caloocan City. Caloocan City Business High School is operated by local municipal government. It is aimed at students who want to excel in technology and business. Until now, Caloocan City Business High School was the first in the National Achievement Test at Caloocan.
Caloocan City Business High School (CCBHS) will be developed into an Integrated Secondary School in Caloocan offering Level 7 through Level 12 from the academic year 2017-2018.
The Caloocan City Business High School program is open to all junior high school graduates looking to improve and hone their skills for a better future from 11th and 12th grade starting from the academic year 2016-2017Ã, Â ·
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Principal
- Manuel O. Let lead "Urduja Business High School" from 2008 to 2011.
- Luisito C. Orma leads the school from 2011 to 2014. He is the former head of the Caloocan City School of Science.
- Marivic Cruz leads schools from 2014 to 2015.
- Ginalyn B. Dignos leads the school from 2015 to 12 November 2015. He is the former head of the Caloocan School of National Science and Technology.
- Ma. Nimfa U. David: He is the former head of Baesa School.
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History and Establishment
2008
Caloocan City Mayor Enrico Echiverri on Sunday announced the opening of a business school and a technical-oriented junior high school in the city in June.
According to Echiverri, a government-run high school business is in what was originally the Urduja High School at Barangay 172, in the first district of the city.
He says that what distinguishes Urduja Business High School from other high schools is that "in addition to following the Basic Education Curriculum... Urduja Business High School will also educate students with business and management subjects."
Echiverri said, the trade school internships are expected to learn the skills and abilities essential to be self-sufficient and have strong business sense.
Urduja Primary Principal, Carmelita Kilala says other special high schools, such as high school science, can emphasize additional science and mathematics subjects into their curriculum. "With the city's high school business, students are not only learning math, but also business math, business English, not basic English, and so on," Kilala said. "The students will also be introduced to accounting systems, finance, information technology, marketing, organizational behavior, human resource management, and basic and simple problem-solving analysis," he added.
Echiverri said about 200 applicants could pass a rigid entrance exam facilitated by faculty members from Caloocan City Science School about a month ago.
Echiverri hopes his "favorite project" in partnership with the Municipal School Division will result in more employers and employers than employees produced by Caloocan in the near future.
2011
In 2011 The name of the school changed from Urduja Business High School (UBHS) to Caloocan Municipal Business High School (CCBHS).
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In 2016 Caloocan City Business High School (CCBHS) began offering 2 songs in High School in accordance with a resolution ordered by the Ministry of Education. The ABM (Accounting, Business, And Management) and TVL (Technical Vocational Livelihood or TechVoc) with 2 strands, Cookery and ICT (Information, Communication, and Technology).
2017
In 2017 Caloocan City Business High School (CCBHS) began offering HUMSS (Humanities and Social Sciences) for High School.
Vision
Learning Institutions that produce a globally oriented and holistic individual business.
Missions
Learning institutions that create intelligent, business-oriented and morally straight individuals through the combined responsibilities of all shareholders
Newspaper School
Merchant (Official Language Publication of Caloocan City Business School) and Ang Merkader (Official Filipino Language Campus from Caloocan City Business School).
Division School 2016 Secondary Press Conference and Contest
Merchant and Dan Merkader Journalists compete in the 2016 Spring Press Conference and Contest (Secondary) with the theme, "Stregthening Freedom Of Information Through Campus Journalism" held on October 4, 2016 at Camarin High School. Caloocan City Business High School joins seven individual categories. The DSSPC closing program was held on October 20, 2016. All authors listed in the top 10 per category are eligible to compete in the 40th School Press Conference on November 16, 2016.
Appreciation:
- Feature Writing, first place (Anson Gel Food)
- Editorial Writing - 3rd Winner (Markus Julius Broqueza)
- Health Sciences and Writing - Place 7th (Mark Anthony Lopez)
- Writing Science News - 5th Winner (Eugene Quilanita)
- Publish Articles - Place 9 (Kym Lyn Bernardo)
- Photo Capturing - 9 places (Joshua Jimenez)
2017 School Division Secondary Press Conference and Contest
With the theme of "21st Century Campus Journalists: Vanguards of Truth and Change", Merchant and Ang Merkader journalists have pocketed another award for 2017 SECONDARY UNDER SECONDARY UNIT CONFERENCES AND CONTEST.
APPRECIATION:
- News writing, first place - Trisha May Banzon
- Editorial writing, second place - Riza Angeline De Jesus
- Feature Writing, fourth place - Anson's Food Gel
- Copy and Write Title 4th Place - Melting Jomary Mendoza
- News writing, first place - Alyssa Piolen
- Write scientific news, second place - Ariza Anjeli Diola
- Write articles, 6th place - Zandrea Mae Gagote
CCBHS journalists are recognized as the 4th ranked top performing school in the Caloocan division.
School Paper Advisor
English- Norman Sabido- Rank 3 best performing SPA in the Caloocan Division
Filipino- Lou Laine G. Pillora- Ranked 4 best performing SPA in the Caloocan Division
Campus
The campus includes a four-story yellow building; it is the first and main building of the school. It's the home of the Science Laboratory, the administration office, the clinic, and the four teaching rooms. A three-story orange building is added during the 2014-2015 school year. It houses the Library, the TLE laboratory and the Computer Laboratory. Computer Laboratory is used for ICT lessons and direct activities of ICT students in junior and senior high schools. Two buildings, one built in January 2015 four-story building with 16 classrooms and the other, four-story building with 12 classrooms also began construction in October 2016. Two of these buildings are under construction to accommodate registrants.
Simultaneously, Ny. David has sent a request for the construction of the Court Area Covered in the school itself and the other 2 buildings are the first 4-story building which includes 12 classrooms and a 6-story building.
Activity
- TLE Month: July
- Moon of the Philippines: August
- Science Month: September
- A.P. Month: October
- English Month: November
- (E.s.P.) Month: December
- Month of Math: January
- MAPEH Month: February
Application and acceptance
All applicants must meet the following qualifications:
- She must be a sixth grader who is a graduation candidate from a public or private school in Caloocan City.
- He must have a value not lower than 83% in all subject areas per quarter. Because the test is administered before graduation, the Grading Third grade should be considered.
- She must have good health conditions, good moral character, and should not engage in violations of school rules and regulations or cases of conduct during his stay in primary school and, more importantly, not members from any fraternity.
- He must pass a selection test and an interview from the Selection Committee.
Selection Test
This examination consists of a battery of proficiency tests in Science, Mathematics, English, Filipino, and Business Education.
Requirements to be submitted for archiving:
- Two identical 1x1 ID ID images with White background.
- The complete and correct School Business School Form of Caloocan.
- A verified copy of Form 138 (with a Third Grading value).
- Barangay certificate.
Guaranteed and submitted to Caloocan City Business High School. Filing date and selection test date will be announced by the school.
Awards
- Sir. and Ms. Teen Red Cross 2012: Camille Burgos
- The CCBHS elite hammered a 75-60 victory against a power-house Camarinians title led by firing their top forward Kenneth Potenciano and top shooter Jacob Pascual.
- The winners of CCBHS Battle of Street Dance are held at Monumento Circle, in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of Andres Bonifacio (30 November 2013).
- CCBHS Speech Choir pocketed second place for the 2013 Cluster-Division Meeting held at Tala High School. (December 9, 2013)
- The first place Red Cross Speech Choir Caloocan was held at Caloocan High School (31 August 2014).
- Tn. and Ny. Teen Red Cross 2014: Christine Joy B. Espanola.
- SPARK 2014 champion held at University of the Philippines SSG SY. 2014-2015
- CHAMPION Project OSCAR 2014
- The third place of the Red Cross The Caloocan Choir speech was held at Robinsons Novaliches (30 August 2015)
- CHAMPION Brigada Eskwela 2015
- Technolympics 2016-Division level
- First place in Cookery from 16 participating schools. Third Place in Hair and Make-up from 19 participating schools.
- CCBHS pocketed first place in 2016 Read Comprehension at Division Level 9 Class, held at Gregoria de Jesus Elementary November 21, 2016,
(Riza Angeline De Jesus)
- Brigada Eskwela 2017 champion
- Technolympics 2017
- First Place Cookery Competition
- Second Place-CSS Competition
- Second Place Beauty Care Championship
- Second Place-Landscape Competition
References
- https://www.facebook.com/ccbhs2008/
- http://www.deped.gov.ph/sites/default/files/memo/2016/DM_s2016_179.pdf
- https://depedmarikina.ph/resource material/April 4, 2014 Validation Updating of the SHS Early Implementation Data for Inspection.pdf
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