SS3 CIVIC CELEBRATIONS

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The declaration of the nation’s freedom from Spanish invasion is commemorated and celebrated.

• Rizal Day

• Bonifacio Day

• Day of Valor

• Independence Day

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We honor Filipino soldiers and all those who suffered and died during World War II in 1942.

• Rizal Day

• People Power I Anniversary

• Day of Valor

• Labor Day

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We recognize and honor the heroism and sacrifices of Filipino heroes throughout our history.

• National Heroes' Day

• People Power I Anniversary

• Day of Valor

• Labor Day

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We pay our respect to the founder of the Katipunan to commemorate his life.

• Mabini Day

• Ninoy Aquino Day

• Bonifacio Day

• Rizal Day

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We revere the unity manifested by the people against dictatorship through peaceful or nonviolent means.

• People Power I Anniversary

• Ninoy Aquino Day

• Bonifacio Day

• Labor Day

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We recognize the hard work and perseverance of our Filipino workers who contribute to our economic progress and development .

• National Heroes' Day

• People Power I Anniversary

• Day of Valor

• Labor Day

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We honor and recognize the work, sacrifices and heroism of the hero who was executed in Luneta.

• People Power I Anniversary

• Ninoy Aquino Day

• Bonifacio Day

• Rizal Day

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Rizal Day

• November 30

• December 30

• January 30

• June 30

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Bonifacio Day

• November 30

• December 30

• January 30

• June 30

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Independence Day

• May 1

• April 9

• June 12

• February 25