Sikat na Internet slang, tuluyan nang ipinagbawal sa isang paaralan sa Pangasinan

• A public school in Pangasinan officially banned the utterance of a highly viral Internet slang anywhere inside their entire campus
• School authorities swiftly issued a strict memorandum after students began casually using the trending slang during classes and breaks
• The controversial online word, heavily linked to mature internet jokes, was deemed completely inappropriate for the school's standards
• Students caught violating the strict new policy will face immediate counseling and escalating disciplinary warnings from the principal

School officials in Bani, Pangasinan have officially banned their students from uttering a highly viral internet slang term, strictly enforcing immediate disciplinary actions to uphold campus decency.

The Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) of Bani East Integrated School swiftly released a firm memorandum prohibiting the mention of the controversial trending word "Esmeringhoy," which originally went viral on social media due to its underlying association with mature relationship themes.

As detailed in a report by GMA News, the prohibition applies heavily everywhere within the educational facility.

“The use of the word 'Esmeringhoy' is strictly prohibited on school grounds, during official school events, and across all online platforms affiliated with our school,” the official announcement firmly stated.

The sudden policy shift was triggered when teachers noticed the slang rapidly spreading across the campus corridors and classrooms.

Principal Mary Grace Villacorta-Suyat explained that the term was becoming a disruptive and inappropriate trend among the student body.

“Naging concern po 'yun dito sa school dahil ang mga bata, malaya nilang sabihin 'yun na hindi siya something educational. ‘Pag nasa canteen, kapag nasa classroom, bigla na lang nilang jokingly siguro ay sinasabi 'yun,” the principal shared.

To ensure total compliance, the school principal personally visited different classrooms to explain the sheer importance of the new directive.

Student leaders are also actively backing the administrative decision to maintain a highly respectful environment.

Sheena Galzote, the SSLG Vice President, emphasized the urgent need for proper conduct. “I-uphold po natin yung GMRC natin. I-uphold po natin ‘yung high moral standard natin dito sa school,” she urged her fellow learners.

The administration firmly believes that this strict measure will instill better discipline, acknowledging that while monitoring over 1,500 learners is challenging, it remains absolutely necessary.

“Sa school natin. Pino-promote natin ng inclusivity, dapat walang discrimination, walang disrespect, and 'yung moral standard din ng school na hindi natin gagawin at sasabihin 'yung mga salitang 'yun,” Villacorta-Suyat added.

The school has already established a clear and escalating penalty system for those who dare to violate the ban.

First-time offenders will immediately undergo mandatory counseling and receive a stern verbal warning. If a student is caught for a second time, a written warning will be issued, and their parents will be summoned for a serious dialogue with the adviser and guidance counselor.

A third offense will result in a direct escalation to the principal's office. As digital trends continue to heavily influence modern speech, this decisive campus policy serves as a strong reminder that not every viral online joke belongs inside an educational institution.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh