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2005
Search for Outstanding Teachers
Final Board of Judges
Sen. Pangilinan, Justice Gutierrez
lead Final Board of Judges of Search
for Outstanding Teachers 2005
August 02, 2005
A roster of distinguished
individuals and personalities headed
by Senator Francis Pangilinan and
Supreme Court Associate Justice
Angelina Sandoval-Gutierrez
comprised the members of the Final
Board of Judges of the 2005
Metrobank Foundation Search for
Outstanding Teachers.
Joining Sen. Pangilinan and Justice
Gutierrez in selecting the country’s
best mentors of the year are Rep.
Rolando G. Andaya Jr. of Camarines
Sur, Mayor Jerry P. Treňas of
Iloilo, Ambassador Peter Beckingham
of the United Kingdom, Dr. Jose
Maria A. Mariano, President of
University of Asia and the Pacific,
Mr. Jarius Bondoc, columnist of the
Philippine Star and Dr. Milwida M.
Guevara, President and Chief
Executive Officer of Synergeia
Foundation. The judges represented
different sectors, including the
executive and legislative branches
of the government, the diplomatic
community, the academe, media and
non-government organizations.
The member of the Final Board of
Judges: (from left) Dr. Milwilda M.
Guevara, Ambassador Peter Beckingham,
Associate Justice Angelina
Sandoval-Gutierrez, Senator Francis
N. Pangilinan, Congressman Rolando
G. Andaya, Jr., Dr. Jose Maria A
Mariano and Mr. Jarius Y. Bondoc.
Not in photo is Mayor Jerry P.
Treňas.
The board selected the winners from
among more than 200 candidates
representing the country’s best
teachers, from the elementary, high
school and college levels. The
winners will be chosen based on
their personal qualities and
character, instructional competence
and teaching effectiveness as well
as professional and community
involvement.
Prior to the final judging, a
preliminary board of judges composed
of school administrators, education
officials and experts as well as
previous Search awardees handled the
daunting task of carefully selecting
the most qualified teachers from
those hundreds who joined the
Search.
The winners will be honored in
Malacaňang on August 30, with no
less than President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
conferring the awards, and then
again during Metrobank’s 43rd
anniversary celebration on September
2. Each of the winners will receive
P200,000 in cash, a gold medal and a
trophy. |
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