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01/05/2026

28/03/2026

Farewell Wassiyah 2026
Honoring Faith, Knowledge, and Service in the Journey Beyond Graduation

Tears shimmered like silent prayers beneath hopeful smiles as the Farewell Wassiyah 2026 of Cotabato City Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School unfolded—a heartfelt tribute to a journey shaped by faith, strengthened by knowledge, and guided by service.

The program began in the most sacred way—through the soulful recitation of the Holy Qur’an by one of the students. Each verse echoed across the hall, calming restless hearts and reminding everyone that every ending is, in truth, a beginning written by Allah سبحانه وتعالى.

With grace and warmth, the ever-energetic and inspiring school head, Ma’am Jeanette Abas Gaudiano, delivered her welcome address. Her words embraced the graduates like a mother sending her children into the world—filled with pride, hope, and unwavering belief in their potential. She reminded them that while they leave the halls of their beloved school, they carry with them the values that define a true Bangsamoro learner.

The atmosphere deepened with purpose as the keynote speaker, Dr. Jhony G. Balawag, D1 of MBHTE-BARMM, took the stage. His message resonated beyond motivation—it was a call to action. He spoke of resilience, responsibility, and the duty of every graduate to become a beacon of change in their community. His words ignited hearts, reminding everyone that education is not just an achievement, but a mission.

Moments of pride followed as outstanding students were recognized for their excellence. The awarding of Outstanding Performance in Islamic Studies (ISAL) and MSO Awards for Leadership and Service highlighted not just academic brilliance, but character, dedication, and faith in action. Each award told a story of sacrifice, perseverance, and unwavering commitment.

But as the program neared its end, emotions rose like waves that could no longer be held back. Sir Esmael Taguegaya delivered the closing remarks—words so sincere and heartfelt that they stirred something deep within everyone present. It was in that moment that the reality of farewell settled in, and tears began to fall—not out of sadness alone, but out of gratitude for memories that will forever be cherished.

Adding light and meaning to the heaviness of goodbye, MSO Adviser Ustadz Alpata M. Utto shared a message filled with wisdom, gratitude, and compassion. He emphasized the beauty of helping one another—that through unity and cooperation, even the most difficult journeys become easier to walk. With a grateful heart, he expressed his deep appreciation to the faculties, the ever-supportive parents, and the dedicated learners whose efforts made every achievement possible. He also extended his sincere gratitude to the school head, Ma’am Jeanette Abas Gaudiano, for her unwavering support, leadership, and commitment to the growth of the students and the institution.

He then shared a powerful hadith: “Paradise lies under the feet of your mother.” A simple yet profound reminder that success is never complete without honoring those who raised, guided, and sacrificed for us. He gently reminded the students to remain steadfast in their faith, to uphold good character, and to avoid actions that lead away from righteousness, encouraging them to live lives filled with purpose, dignity, and obedience to Allah سبحانه وتعالى.

Finally, the program concluded with a closing du’a—a collective whisper of hopes, dreams, and gratitude lifted to the heavens. Hands were raised, hearts were full, and tears flowed freely, sealing the moment with faith.

Farewell Wassiyah 2026 was not merely a ceremony—it was a heartfelt send-off, a reminder that every ending carries the seeds of a new beginning. As the graduates step beyond the gates of their alma mater, they carry with them not just knowledge, but faith, service, and the responsibility to make a difference.

And though they part ways today, their stories will forever remain intertwined—written in the halls they once called home, and in the hearts they will never truly leave behind.

25/03/2026

CONGRATULATIONS, TAY! 🫡🎓

Lolo Mario, 77, is among the Senior High School students graduating this March from Sampaguita National High School in Solana, Cagayan, where he took Agri-Fishery Arts under the Technical-Vocational-Livelihood track. His story drew widespread attention online after videos of him regularly attending classes began circulating.

More than a viral moment, Lolo Mario’s journey reflects quiet determination. Practice teachers in the school shared that he was often seen in the library studying and asking questions, earning the admiration of both students and teachers.

Lolo Mario also hopes to continue his education and become an agriculture engineer, driven by his belief in the importance of agriculture to both livelihood and nation-building. His story stands as a reminder that education has no age limit, and that dreams remain worth pursuing at any stage of life.

Saludo po kami sa inyo, Lolo Mario. Your journey is a powerful reminder that it is never too late to learn, dream, and succeed.

24/03/2026

A Heartfelt Tribute: Farewell Wasiyah Program Committee

The Farewell Wasiyah Program Committee of Cotabato City Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School stands as a meaningful and emotional milestone in the journey of its students. It was not merely a closing ceremony, but a reflection of shared experiences, growth, and the strong sense of community built within the institution.

With deep gratitude, we acknowledge the dedicated efforts of the organizing committee led by Sir Almansour, together with Sir Seth, and Ms. Lineth Quiboyen. Their commitment, leadership, and careful planning brought the program to life, creating a memorable and heartfelt event for everyone involved. The support of the faculty members further strengthened the success of the occasion, reminding us of the vital role educators play not only in academic development but also in shaping character and values.

Special recognition is also given to the ever-energetic ISAL Coordinator, Uz. Alpata M. Utto, whose enthusiasm and active involvement added vibrance and inspiration to every activity. His presence encouraged participation, unity, and a spirit of joy that resonated throughout the program.

As the program marked the closing of one chapter, it also opened doors to new beginnings. The memories created, lessons learned, and bonds formed will continue to guide the students as they move forward in their respective paths. Indeed, the Farewell Wasiyah Program was a testament to the power of collaboration, dedication, and heartfelt service.

In the end, it is not simply about saying goodbye, but about carrying forward the values, friendships, and inspiration gained from this shared journey.

22/03/2026

MSO Leader Delivers Inspiring Eid al-Fitr Khutbah Beyond Campus!

In a remarkable display of leadership, faith, and service, the Muslim Students Organization (MSO) of Cotabato City Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School proudly celebrates the participation of one of its active officers, Hanny Gayak, who served as the Khaatib (speaker) during the recent Eid al-Fitr celebration in an assigned area of responsibility.
Representing the institution with dignity and strong Islamic values, Gayak delivered a meaningful and inspiring Eid al-Fitr Khutbah, emphasizing unity, gratitude, and the importance of sustaining the spiritual growth cultivated during the holy month of Ramadan. His message resonated with the congregation, reminding everyone of their shared responsibility as members of the Ummah to uphold compassion, discipline, and service beyond the month of fasting.
This milestone reflects the continuous commitment of the MSO in developing student leaders who are not only academically capable but also spiritually grounded and community-oriented. Through initiatives like these, the organization extends its influence beyond the school, actively contributing to the moral and spiritual development of the wider community.
The success of this endeavor is deeply rooted in the strong leadership and unwavering support of the Schools Division Superintendent of Cotabato City, i Princess Bai Rohana M. Sinsuat, whose visionary leadership, commitment to inclusive education, and dedication to empowering the Bangsamoro youth continue to inspire excellence across all learning institutions. Her passion for nurturing values-driven and globally competent learners serves as a guiding light for both educators and students alike.
Equally commendable is the leadership of the School Head, Ma’am Jeanette A. Gaudiano, whose dynamic, compassionate, and hands-on approach in managing the school fosters an environment of growth, discipline, and unity. Her steadfast support for student organizations, particularly the MSO, enables learners to actively engage in meaningful activities that strengthen both their academic and spiritual foundations.
Guiding and Supervising the MSO officers is their dedicated and energetic adviser, Ustadz Alpata M. Utto, KansiyaSa Mauli-AGay whose tireless mentorship and commitment to Islamic education continue to shape students into principled leaders and responsible members of society.
The participation of MSO officers in significant religious activities such as Eid al-Fitr Khutbah delivery highlights the organization’s mission to nurture individuals who embody leadership, responsibility, and faith in action.
Indeed, the Muslim Students Organization of Cotabato City Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School remains steadfast in its vision of producing empowered Bangsamoro youth—ready to lead, serve, and inspire wherever they may be.

Cotabato City Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School

21/03/2026

Eid’l Fitr Prayer Strengthens Faith and Unity at Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School

Masjid Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School community gathered in a solemn and meaningful observance of the Eid’l Fitr Prayer, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. The event served as a reflection of faith, humility, and gratitude, bringing together students, teachers, and school personnel in unity and spiritual renewal.
The prayer was facilitated by the MSO Officers under the supervision and guidance of Sheikh Alpata M. Utto, KansiyaSa Mauli-AGay a dedicated Islamic teacher known for his commitment to nurturing both the spiritual and moral values of the learners. His leadership, along with the active involvement of the MSO Officers, highlighted the importance of service, sincerity, and strong faith within the school community.
The successful conduct of the activity was made possible through the full support and encouragement of School Head Ma’am Jeanette Abas Gaudiano. Her unwavering commitment to promoting inclusivity and respect for cultural and religious practices continues to strengthen the school’s sense of community.
More than a religious observance, the Eid’l Fitr celebration became a testament to the shared values upheld by the institution—compassion, discipline, generosity, and unity. As the school community moves forward, these values remain a guiding light in fostering harmony and personal growth among learners.

Cotabato City Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School

20/03/2026

MASJID BANGSAMORO SHS HOLDS MEANINGFUL IFTAR GATHERING

Alhamdulillah 🤍

As the sun set and the call to prayer echoed, the Masjid Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School community gathered for a meaningful Iftar—an event that went beyond the simple breaking of fast and became a celebration of faith, unity, and compassion.

The gathering was made possible through the initiative of School Principal Ma’am Jeanette Abas Gaudiano, whose leadership continues to inspire service and sincerity within the school community. The event was successfully facilitated by the dedicated MSO officers and members, whose teamwork and commitment played a vital role in its smooth conduct.

Under the guidance and support by MSO Adviser Shiek Alpata Mama Utto and Co-Adviser Shiek Zambur Makalay, ensuring that every aspect of the program reflected purpose and devotion to the Ummah.

The activity was further strengthened by the presence and support of the faculties, led by Sir Esmael Taguegaya, along with Sir Almansour Alraguia and Sir Abdulcader Alsoufi. Their participation contributed to an atmosphere of unity, where participants shared not only food but also meaningful moments of reflection and prayer.

The organizers also expressed their sincere gratitude to Atty. Ronald Harrid Dimacicil Torres for his generous sponsorship, which greatly contributed to the success of the event.

Throughout the evening, the true essence of Ramadan was evident in every shared meal and offered prayer—highlighting the values of generosity, humility, and togetherness. More than just an event, the Iftar served as a reminder that collective faith and unity can transform even simple gatherings into memorable and impactful experiences.

As the community moves forward, it is hoped that the spirit of this gathering will continue to inspire and strengthen bonds beyond the holy month of Ramadan. 🌙✨

Cotabato City Bangsamoro Stand Alone Senior High School