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New Samar Schools Division Superintendent assumes post

By ELI C. DALUMPINES, PIA Samar
June 22, 2006


Dr. Villalon taking her oath of office as the new Samar Schools Division superintendent before DepEd Assistant Regional Director Atty. Alberto Escobarte. Also in photo are Congressmen Reynaldo Uy and Catalino Figueroa at the foreground.

CATBALOGAN, Samar – A New Schools Division Superintendent has assumed post at the Department of Education’s Samar Division Wednesday, June 21, following the reassignment of Mr. Teotimo Orbeso in Tacloban City to head the City’s Schools Division.

Dr. Niña J. Villalon officially assumed office as the new Schools Division Superintendent during the turn-over ceremony attended by DepEd Assistant Regional Director Atty. Alberto Escobarte and Samar Congressmen Reynaldo S. Uy (1st district) and Catalino Figueroa (2nd district).

Dr. Villalon, in her acceptance speech, stressed her primary commitment to understand, love and serve the people of the area where she is currently assigned.

She likewise vowed to “put others” in her agenda above herself and not to be possession-conscious but “serve the people out of love” while performing her duty as a public servant.

The new DepEd Division Superintendent, who hails from Oras, Eastern Samar, noted that her greatest test in her present assignment is on how to work with the people and on how to establish linkage with government officials in Samar.

Dr. Villalon served as the City Schools Division Superintendent in Maasin City before her assignment in Samar. She was credited for the successful implementation of the City’s health and nutrition program in her stint there as Schools Division Superintendent.

Meanwhile, Congressman Uy appealed to Dr. Villalon to exert efforts to totally stop the asking of money from teacher applicants by some officials in the division office and in preventing teachers from engaging in partisan politics during elections.

Uy cited the case in Pagsanghan town where the number of voters had been jacked up from 4,000 to 7,000 with the alleged collusion between the district supervisor and other school officials.