A total of 25 promotions were featured during the Joshua Generation International Academy commencement exercise yesterday morning at the Pacific Islands Club Charley\u2019s Cabaret. <\/p>\n
With the combination of two JGIA schools\u2014Koblerville and Kagman\u2014the ceremony also featured a variety of musical and dance performances that entertained the audience.<\/p>\n
Outgoing sixth grade student Anamaria Inos quickly made her presence felt, wowing the audience with her performance of Faithful Father. <\/p>\n
After several remarks, fellow sixth grade student Mindy A. Castro, who was also the class valedictorian, hit the high notes and sang The Power of Love.<\/p>\n
Each class also performed no less than two numbers that made parents, family members, school officials, and guests proud.<\/p>\n
Rocyn K. Taitingfong was named as valedictorian for the nursery of Kagman, while Andie C. Rodeo picked up the same title for the Koblerville nursery.<\/p>\n
For her part, Zarinae J. Sapong held her head high as she was introduced as the Koblerville K-5 valedictorian while fellow classmate Troy P. Cosino earned salutatorian recognition.<\/p>\n
The Kagman K-5 valedictorian was Manuel B. Castro while the salutatorian title went to Markel R. Toves. <\/p>\n
Other graduates from Kagman were Tiana C. Deleon Guerrero, Guadalupe T. Diaz, Magdalena F. Maratita, Desiree N. Nelson, and Ennip L. Wabol for nursery; Victor C. Castro, Bernard O. Santos Jr., Viron T. Tenorio, Ervin S. Wabol, and Kane P. Ybanez for K-5.<\/p>\n
Graduates for Koblerville include Amy B. Cabanting and Jaydine A. Borja for nursery; Jaylina A. Borja, Joneva B. Guiao, Fidel I. Manglona, Gregory M. Miller, and J\u2019den W. Reyes for K-5.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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