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Sabrina Ongkiko graduated from the Ateneo de Manila University in 2005, joined the Jesuit Volunteers Philippines (JVP) and eventually found her personal vocation as a public school teacher. She was selected to be spokesperson for the Go Education campaign of the Department of Education.
Oct 5, 2017 · "Ma'am" is Sabrina Ongkiko, or Teacher Sabs, 32 years old, who has been a member of the faculty of the Culiat Elementary School in Tandang Sora, Quezon City since 2009. Sabrina's decision to teach at a public school took a few friends by surprise.
Aug 13, 2021 · Ms. Lou Sabrina Ongkiko, Master Teacher 1 in Culiat Elementary School, and Mr. Jason Albaro, Teacher 3 in Muntinlupa National High School, will be recognized for their excellent contributions to STEM education, innovative learner programs, and significant impact on their communities.
Sabrina Ongkiko talks about the importance of making a choice on what kind of person you want to become.Sabrina Ongkiko is a public school teacher who works ...
Aug 11, 2018 · Sabrina Ongkiko became a public school teacher to raise a generation of people that genuinely care about each other. At the recent educator's forum by Kidzania, teacher Sabrina Ongkio talks raising kids with genuine Pinoy pride.
Sabrina Ongkiko: Passion + Skill + Need = Purpose. Sabrina, or “Ma’am Sabs” as her pupils call her, never dreamed that she would be a public school teacher. She was all set to pursue a career in medicine when her mentor at Ateneo de Manila challenged her.
Feb 17, 2013 · Let’s talk about Sabrina Ongkiko. She graduated from the Ateneo de Manila University, the dream of someday becoming a doctor tucked safely in her back pocket.
Sabrina Ongkiko 11 years of public school teaching in Culiat Elementary School. Named as one of the oustanding women in the nation's service (TOWNS) for her dedication in educating chidlren, empowering teachers, and contributing to reforms in the Philippine education system.
Aug 30, 2021 · This was how Lou Sabrina Ongkiko, a public school teacher for 12 years, described her personal vocation. The educator from Culiat Elementary School in Quezon City was named earlier this month as one of Metrobank Foundation’s 10 Most Outstanding Filipinos for 2021. ADVERTISEMENT.
Sabrina Ongkiko is a public school teacher who works at Culiat Elementary School as of the year 2020. She was a former pre-med student set to work her way towards becoming a doctor, but her change of heart stemmed from her great desire to teach and serve others.
