Barangay Bato

History

Our Roots

Barangay Bato began as a close-knit community, growing steadily with a shared spirit and dedication to progress.
An old entrance gate made of brick and metal with a worn sign displaying 'CITY COLLEGE OF TAGAYTAY'. The gate is partially open, leading to a path surrounded by overgrown greenery. The setting appears to be in a rural or semi-urban area, with trees and grass visible in the background.
A wall with a poster in black and white text written in the Filipino language. In the background, there is an outdoor scene with utility lines, a tree, and a partly cloudy sky.

Our Roots

Snapshots capturing Barangay Bato’s journey through time.

A community gathering scene with a group of people seated and standing under a rustic shelter. The people are dressed in vibrant, colorful clothing with intricate patterns. Some women have baskets balanced on their heads. In the background, traditional thatched-roof houses are visible, as well as several children standing and watching.
A bustling urban street scene with various people walking and congregating near orange barricades. Signs for Grab Food and foodpanda are visible on a post, and a large tent with the Converge branding is present. The background features several shops, including signs for Magdalena Pawnshop and other local businesses.
A lively cultural performance is taking place in front of a large crowd. Performers wearing traditional attire are engaged in a synchronized dance. The building in the background has a sign that reads 'LA LALAWIGAN NG KALINGA.' Spectators are actively watching and the atmosphere appears festive.
A Philippine Coast Guard vessel sails on a vibrant blue ocean. The ship is white with red stripes and the words 'PHILIPPINE COAST GUARD' are prominently displayed. A figure wearing an orange helmet labeled '4404' is visible in the foreground.
A small hillside village densely packed with houses, featuring corrugated metal roofs and narrow streets. The surrounding landscape is lush and green with a winding road leading into the community.
A traditional village scene with people walking and performing daily activities in an open area surrounded by wooden structures. A person is wearing an orange vest and holding a broom, while another individual nearby is wearing a blue face mask. A motorcycle with a canopy is parked in the foreground, and the architecture features wooden buildings with tiered roofs, typical of traditional styles. Trees can be seen in the background.
A structure with a corrugated metal roof is situated outdoors, featuring a prominent sign that reads 'Layanan Wifi Gratis' in large letters. Additional text in smaller letters indicates the involvement of a governmental department in the local area, Dinas Komunikasi Informatika dan Statistik Kabupaten Ponorogo. The structure is surrounded by trees and other outdoor elements.
A group of people are participating in a nighttime procession, holding torches made from bamboo. They are dressed in various traditional and casual attire. Banners with writing and symbols are visible in the background.