HSAM Family Council S.Y. 2025 - 2027

Here is Rappler's report on the Senate's hearing regarding the implementation of the new trimestral system this coming school year. Senator Bam Aquino stressed the need to ensure that the minimum number of 180 school days be met, which could possibly mean an extension of the school year if needed.

Trimester? Semester? More than the system, DepEd urged to ensure 180 school days As the Department of Education eyes a three-term academic calendar, stakeholders put emphasis on prioritizing quality instructional time

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Please check with your children if there are requests to donate our old palm fronds to the school as well. Let us all prepare to start the Lenten season well next week on February 18.

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Sa ika-17 ng Pebrero ay isasagawa natin ang pagsasaabo ng mga tuyong palaspas.

Kaugnay nito, maaari niyo na pong dalhin sa opisina ng ating Parokya ang inyong mga LUMANG PALASPAS na nabasbasan noong nakaraang taon.

See you all tomorrow!
Don’t forget to stop by and show some love to our Family Council booth!😍

Dear Parents/Guardians/Service Providers:

Please be informed that the City Traffic Management Office (CTMO) has reminded the school of the strict enforcement of the NO PARKING POLICY along the School Road starting Monday, November 24 in compliance with the city's road-clearing and traffic regulations.

We ask all parents/guardians/service providers to use designated parking and drop-off areas.

Thank you for your cooperation.

The Holy Spirit Academy of Malolos Family Council stands in solidarity with those who raise their voices against corruption. As parents, we commit to this fight not just in public, but in the everyday moments at home — where the seeds of integrity are sown and nurtured.

The battle against corruption is not won solely through public demonstrations or social media exposés. It begins in the quiet, formative spaces of our homes. It starts with us— the parents — who shape the values and character of the next generation.

We teach our children to place God above all and to live by His teachings. We help them understand the true worth of what they own and, more importantly, the value of the people around them. We instill in them the belief that a person’s dignity is not measured by possessions, but by integrity and compassion.

We guide them to see wealth not as an end, but as a means to uplift others. It is a tool—not a trophy—and it should be shared, not hoarded. We help them find joy in honest work and contentment in having enough.

We teach accountability—that every action and inaction has consequences. We work with our institutions to help our children understand their role as citizens and their responsibility to build a just and thriving nation.

We show them that power is not for domination, but for service. And above all, we lead by example—living the values we hope to see in them as they grow.

Sharing the school's position on the current state of events

HSAians, now more than ever, let us STAND FOR TRUTH IN THE SPIRIT OF LOVE.

Good day, parents. Be advised of the following for tomorrow's observance of the International Day of Peace by the school. The advisers and other teachers may share additional information applicable to your level. Thank you!

In celebration of the International Day of Peace 2025, we encourage the entire HSAM community—students, educators, alumni, and parents—to wear white tomorrow, September 22, 2025, as a symbol of our call to end injustice, abuse, and corruption.