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73 year-old widow fulfills dream to graduate from elementary


Sta. Marcela, Apayao - Celedonia Agustin Zuniga, 73, and so far the oldest Alternative Learning System(ALS) graduate in the Province of Apayao, believes age is never a hindrance to achieving one's goal.


Zuniga, mom of 7 and now a widow, is a resident of San Mariano, Sta. Marcela, Apayao who thrived to complete her elementary education early this August through DepEd's ALS program.

She was among the 36 graduates of said program this year, who for various circumstances was unable to pursue formal education, but was given equal access to education through ALS.


Despite her age, she successfully went through series of lessons aligned with the essential learning competencies.


Said achievement is a powerful testimony that would inspire the younger generation as it reflects genuine passion to learn, and courage to fulfill deferred dreams.


Apart from Zuniga, 3 other older individuals which include a 52-year-old woman, a barangay kagawad, and an Overseas Filipino Worker also finished elementary through ALS.


ALS teacher Preshely Daraquit conveyed her congratulatory message to the graduates, acknowledging each and everyone's effort and dedication to complete their studies despite strugles and other responsibilities in life.


"You are an inspiration to us all, and your accomplishments deserve to be celebrated. Keep shining and continue to be a beacon of motivation for others on their learning journeys!" she said.


Meantime, Sta. Marcela District ALS coordinator Kristel Ann Ramos-Santos shared that their learners were identified by means of literacy mapping, recommendation from acquaintances, and house to house visitation in the municipality.


Mayor Evelyn B. Martinez appreciates DepEd's endeavour through the ALS, citing the opportunity and chance they give to out-of-school individuals and those who had to put their education on hold due to other circumstances in life.


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