The National Association of Public Secondary Schools of the Philippines (NAPSSPHIL), Inc., held its Second NAPSSPHIL Principals Congress on January 20 to 22, 2010 at the luxurious Legend Hotel and Convention Center in the picturesque city of Puerto Princesa,Palawan.With the theme, “New Challenges, New Beginnings, New Hopes:Renewing Our Faith in Philippine Education,” principals of public secondary schools nationwide thoroughly discussed the different challenges facing Philippine education and the concerted response of the organization.

Copylandia Office Systems Corporation signified its full support to NAPSSPHIL’s thrust of uplifting the quality of education in the country by being one of the major sponsors of this year’s meet.

During the 2-day event, Copylandia proudly launched theEasy-Own-Plan for NAPSSPHIL Schools.This exclusive offer is geared towards providing public schools nationwide the opportunity to enjoy the convenience and savings of having its own copying, duplicating, printing and ID making equipment. It is so simple and cost-effective that it can be acquired thru the school’s MOOE(Maintenance, Operations and Other Expenses)budget.

Each NAPSSPHIL School can now have its own RISO digital duplicator, Develop multifunction copier, Konica Minolta laser printer and Evolis ID card printer to print test papers, forms, newsletters, circulars, memoranda, letters to parents, announcements, workbooks, manuals, other official documents and various identification cards.The savings in time and money that a school can get from using these machines would be more than enough to pay for their monthly amortizations. COPYLANDIA has been working hard through these years to fulfill its mission of providing customers everything they need in document solutions at the best value.

The Second Principals Congress prepared school officials for the implementation of the 2010 Secondary Education Curriculum and updated them on the Department of Education Performance Evaluation System.The event also gave the principals an opportunity to assess the implementation of school-based management programs in their respective schools.

The keynote speech of the congress was delivered by Sec. Jesli Lapus of the Department of Education and the delegates were welcomed by Puerto Princesa City Mayor, Edward Hagedorn and PalawanGovernor, Joel Reyes. The momentous gathering was concluded by an exciting tour of world class tourist spots in the host city.