The newly – launched Byaheng Bukmubil program of the Naga City Public Library reached every nook and cranny of Naga City in the hope of promoting the importance of reading and drumbeat reading awareness through story telling programs among the schoolchildren.
With the Jollibee mascot in tow, the Byaheng Bukmubil visited RV Maramba, San Isidro , Traingulo, Caluag , Del Rosario , Julian Meliton, Pacol, and Santa Cruz with storytelling ably performed by Peace Corps Volunteer Nick Hake, City Councilors John Bongat, Allen Reondanga, Lourdes Asence, and Julian Lavadia to the delight of the Grade School.
The gradeschoolers together with students from Camarines Sur National High School and Concepcion Pequeña National High School would later organized themselves into a library club dubbed as the BOOKLOVERS, part of the school-to-school campaign of the NC Public Library to increase the library readership clientele.
A Sanggunian resolution is currently pending to rename the Naga City Public Library into Raul S. Roco Library as a tribute to the city's pride and favorite son, former Senator and DepEd Secretary, who passed way last August 5. Excerpt from City Hall Matters - FBJ
With the Jollibee mascot in tow, the Byaheng Bukmubil visited RV Maramba, San Isidro , Traingulo, Caluag , Del Rosario , Julian Meliton, Pacol, and Santa Cruz with storytelling ably performed by Peace Corps Volunteer Nick Hake, City Councilors John Bongat, Allen Reondanga, Lourdes Asence, and Julian Lavadia to the delight of the Grade School.
The gradeschoolers together with students from Camarines Sur National High School and Concepcion Pequeña National High School would later organized themselves into a library club dubbed as the BOOKLOVERS, part of the school-to-school campaign of the NC Public Library to increase the library readership clientele.
A Sanggunian resolution is currently pending to rename the Naga City Public Library into Raul S. Roco Library as a tribute to the city's pride and favorite son, former Senator and DepEd Secretary, who passed way last August 5. Excerpt from City Hall Matters - FBJ