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Based on the agreement, the Landang Gua Elementary School is converted into an Integrated School that will provide secondary education to first year students. The city government is committed to fill in two teacher items for assignment in the school to ensure its immediate opening this school year. | Based on the agreement, the Landang Gua Elementary School is converted into an Integrated School that will provide secondary education to first year students. The city government is committed to fill in two teacher items for assignment in the school to ensure its immediate opening this school year. | ||
The officials who signed the MOA included Division of City Schools OIC Norma Vecina, Landang Gua barangay chairman Musa Sakaluran, Landang Laum barangay chair | The officials who signed the MOA included Division of City Schools OIC Norma Vecina, Landang Gua barangay chairman [[Musa_H._Sakaluran|Musa Sakaluran]], Landang Laum barangay chair [[Husnie_H._Arabbasa]], Busay chairman [[Ahmad_K._Yusop]], Pasilmanta barangay chair [[Abbas_M._Jamhin]], Manalipa chairman [[Abubakar_H._Alphad]], Tumalutab barangay chairman [[Carsona_A._Abunawas]] and Manicahan District Principal in-charge Erlinda Ducanes. Councilor Rudy Lim, Council Committee on Education chairman and Assistant Division City Schools Supt. Pedro Melchor Natividad affixed their signatures on the MOA as witnesses. | ||
The agreement states that the Division Office under the Department of Education will provide the textbooks and other instructional materials for the school; fast track compliance of all requirements of the Department for the establishment of the such schools; monitor status of processing by the DEPED Central office of the application and to promptly comply with deficiencies, if any to accelerate the approval process. | The agreement states that the Division Office under the Department of Education will provide the textbooks and other instructional materials for the school; fast track compliance of all requirements of the Department for the establishment of the such schools; monitor status of processing by the DEPED Central office of the application and to promptly comply with deficiencies, if any to accelerate the approval process. | ||
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98 Barangays of Zamboanga City within Region 9 - Mindanao in the Republic of The Philippines
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Landang Gua, Zamboanga City, Philippines
Landang Gua is located on the east side of the island of Sacol. There are 4 Barangays in Sacol Island. The population is predominantly muslim. Livelihood is mostly from fishing and farming.
Whatever the residents of this community need for their livelihood, they get from the island or via boat from Zamboanga City proper. Living in this island is like living in a different country.
There is electricity in Sacol island now but the generator quite often breaks down. Help is desperately needed. Water is not properly distributed and during the dry season the people suffer. Security, healthcare, communication, and education are four of the basic needs that are desperately needed in sacol island and in the 4 barangays within it.
Basically, Landang Gua is a barangay that is pretty much ignored by the administration of Zamboanga City.
We appeal to the barangay leaders of Landang Gua that they should let their voices be heard by the administration. Do not wait for the handouts. Demand for your share for the development of your community. Ask the city mayor and your congressman for your fair share of the improvements that are going on in Zamboanga City, after all you are a part of Zamboanga City.
My grandfather used to say "The squeaky wheel always gets oiled". So people of Landang Gua start shouting. Start demanding. Let your voices be heard.
Location of Landang Gua, Zamboanga City
- Area Size in Hectares 589
- Distance from CITY PROPER: 34.00 Km.
- Location: East Coast in the island of Sacol
It is 30-minute ride by pump boat from Barangay Arena Blanco.
History of Landang Gua, Zamboanga City
The place Landang Gua of Sacol Island became a Barangay of Zamboanga City upon the enactment of Commonwealth Act No. 39, s. 1937. It is one of the 98 Barngays of the City of Zamboanga.
There are numerous tales about the mystery or origin of Sacol Island. The island is composed of four (4) Barangays, namely: Busay, Pasilmanta, Landang Laum, and Landang Gua. The biggest of the four is Barangay Landang Gua. It is our more or less 20 kilometers from point to point.
One of the mysteries or origin of the name Landang Gua tells of a story of a group of people during that time. There are many fish in the island, there are many different fishes.
During the Spanish regime, when they are visiting the island, there are many groups of women who are cooking fish on the seashores. And there was a small fish that the ladies were cooking, and the visitors asked what the name of the fish is, and the ladies replied nicely “Landang-Landang”. And so, it was the beginning of the name of Landang Gua.
People of Landang Gua, Zamboanga City
- (2007 Census)
- Total Population: 2,056
- Number of Household: 327
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Majority of the people are Muslims
Schools in Landang Gua, Zamboanga City
- Landang Gua Elementary School
First Zamboanga integrated school established in Landang Gua
FOR THE FIRST TIME in the history of Zamboanga City, an integrated school is established to provide secondary education to students in 6 island barangays.
Mayor Lobregat, Division Office representatives and chieftains from the island barangays of Landang Gua, Landang Laum, Busay, Pasilmanta, Manalipa and Tumalutab on Thursday, June 14, 2009 forged an agreement providing for the operation of the Landang Gua Integrated School starting this month.
Based on the agreement, the Landang Gua Elementary School is converted into an Integrated School that will provide secondary education to first year students. The city government is committed to fill in two teacher items for assignment in the school to ensure its immediate opening this school year.
The officials who signed the MOA included Division of City Schools OIC Norma Vecina, Landang Gua barangay chairman Musa Sakaluran, Landang Laum barangay chair Husnie_H._Arabbasa, Busay chairman Ahmad_K._Yusop, Pasilmanta barangay chair Abbas_M._Jamhin, Manalipa chairman Abubakar_H._Alphad, Tumalutab barangay chairman Carsona_A._Abunawas and Manicahan District Principal in-charge Erlinda Ducanes. Councilor Rudy Lim, Council Committee on Education chairman and Assistant Division City Schools Supt. Pedro Melchor Natividad affixed their signatures on the MOA as witnesses.
The agreement states that the Division Office under the Department of Education will provide the textbooks and other instructional materials for the school; fast track compliance of all requirements of the Department for the establishment of the such schools; monitor status of processing by the DEPED Central office of the application and to promptly comply with deficiencies, if any to accelerate the approval process.
On the other hand, the chairmen of the 6 island barangays will provide the logistical support in the form of chairs, tables and desks while the teachers of the Landang Gua Elementary School as well as others belonging to the Manicahan District, through Ducanes will support the manpower requirement of the said integrated school by handling certain classes requiring their expertise, in addition to their present teaching load and in accordance with a schedule to be developed by and agreed upon among themselves.
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