HIGHSCHOOL DAY

 

 Foundation Day

ISSUE 2025              Monday 03/07/26          08/03/10

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GRADE 11 DANCING THEIR HAWAIIAN DANCE (STITCH)

teachers dancing their intermission dance number

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GRADE 7 PERFORMANCE WITH THEIR FLOWERS PROPS IN THE THEME OF KPOP DEMON HUNTERS——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

GRADE 8 ICONIC MOANA PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTING THE TECHNICAL ERROR AND SECURING THE CHAMPION

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GRADE 7 BOYS PERFORMANCE

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This was GRADE 9 BOYSS COWBOY THEMED AND WINNING THE CHAMPION————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————

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GRADE 1O GIRLS PERFOMS ARABIAN NIGHTS HIGHLIGHTING THE MOVIE ALLADIN

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Huling Laban

ISSUE 2026           Monday, 02/23/26           08/03/2010 ✰

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The fourth quarter has been a meaningful and
challenging part of this school year. During this time, I learned many lessons not only from my subjects but also from my experiences as a student. It helped me realize the importance of responsibility, hard work, and managing my time properly.

One thing I learned this quarter is that learning does not only happen inside the classroom. Activities, projects, and school events also help us develop our skills and confidence. Sometimes the tasks were difficult, but they pushed me to try harder and improve my abilities.

As the school year comes close to ending, I feel proud of the things I have learned and the progress I made. The fourth quarter taught me many valuable lessons that I will carry with me in the next
school year.

Babae tayo, hidni babae lang

 

Babae tayo, hindi babae lang

ISSUE 2026           Monday, 02/23/26           08/03/2010 ✰

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Every March, the Philippines celebrates National Women’s Month to recognize the
important role of women in society. This celebration honors the achievements, strength, and contributions of women in different fields such as education, leadership, health, and community service. It is also a time to remind everyone about the importance of equality, respect, and empowerment for all women.

During National Women’s Month, schools and communities hold activities that promote awareness about women’s rights and gender equality. These activities help students understand how women have shaped history and continue to make positive changes in the world today. It also encourages young people to respect and support women in their communities.

For me, this celebration is important because it reminds us to appreciate the women who inspire us every day, such as our mothers, teachers, sisters, and leaders. Their sacrifices, strength, and dedication help shape our lives and our future.

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One day, Someday

ISSUE 2026           Monday, 02/23/26           08/03/2010 ✰

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Everyone has dreams that guide them and give them motivation to work harder every day. For me, my biggest dream
is to become a doctor someday. I am not yet sure what specific field I want to pursue, but I am interested in surgery or pediatrics because I want to help people, especially those who are sick or in need of care. I know that becoming a doctor will not be easy, but I am willing to study hard and stay determined because helping others and saving lives would make all the effort wo

Another dream that is very important to me is studying at my dream school, the University of the Philippines Diliman. Passing the UPCAT and getting accepted into UP Diliman would mean so much to me because it is one of the best universities in the country. It would also be a big step toward achieving my goal of becoming a doctor. Although there are other great universities like the University of Santo Tomas, De

La Salle University, and Ateneo de Manila University, UP Diliman is the place where I truly see myself studying and growing in the future.Aside from my academic goals, I also dream of becoming a black belt in taekwondo and someday becoming a taekwondo instructor. Taekwondo has taught me discipline, respect, and confidence. I also hope that I can become a professional athlete and represent my school or region in big competitions like the Palarong Pambansa. At the same time, I want to continue my passion for journalism and hopefully reach competitions like the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC) or even the National Schools Press Conference (NSPC) as an online publishing layout artist.

In the future, I also hope to travel abroad and experience different cultures and opportunities. Most importantly, I want to become successful so that I can repay my parents for all their sacrifices and support my family, especially my sister. I also dream of having my own home and building a happy family someday. My dreams may seem big, but they inspire me to work harder and believe in myself every day. I know that with determination, patience, and faith, my dreams can slowly become my reality.

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I blinked and suddenly, I had a valentine 

ISSUE 2026           Monday, 02/14/26           08/03/2010 ✰

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Valentine’s Day has always felt magical to me. Every February 14, people around the world celebrate love, inspired by the story of Saint Valentine. We often see flowers, chocolates, heart-shaped decorations, and sweet messages everywhere. But beyond the gifts and surprises, Valentine’s Day reminds us of the importance of expressing our feelings to the people who matter most.

Here in the Philippines, Valentine’s Day is not only for couples. Families, friends, and even classmates find ways to celebrate together. In cities like Manila, mass weddings and special events are held, making the day even more meaningful. I’ve noticed how simple gestures—a handwritten note, a warm hug, or a sincere “thank you”—can make someone’s day brighter

Always on Valentine’s Day” means that love should not be limited to just one day each year. Love should be shown in everyday actions—through patience, understanding, and kindness. If we choose to care for others consistently, then every day can feel just as special as Valentine’s Day.

 

Intayon, Ilocos Sur!

ISSUE 2026           Monday, 02/23/26           08/03/2010 ✰

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Whenever I hear about the Intayon Ilocos Sur Festival, I immediately think of unity and pride. The osfestival, celebrated in the beautiful province of Iloc Sur, brings together different municipalities to showcase what makes each town special. The word “Intayon” means “Let us go together,” and that meaning can truly be felt during the celebration. It is not just an event—it is a reminder that despite differences, everyone moves forward as one community.

Held in the historic city of Vigan, the festival is full of life and color. The street dancing performances are my favorite part because you can see how much effort and creativity each group puts into their costumes and choreography. The music echoes through the streets, and you can feel the excitement of both performers and spectators. There are also booths selling local products like Vigan longganisa, bagnet, chicharon, and Abel Iloko, which make the experience even more authentic and memorable.

What makes the Intayon Festival special for me is how it keeps traditions alive. It allows the younger generation to appreciate our culture and reminds us to be proud of where we come from. More than just a festival, it is a celebration of identity, unity, and heritage that continues to strengthen the spirit of Ilocos Sur.

refrences: www.blogger.com

Travel Vlog: Vigan

 

Travel Blog: Vigan 

ISSUE 2025             Sunday, 01/25/26             08/03/10

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Every January, Vigan City awakens to the irresistible aroma of garlic and celebration. On January 22, the city bursts into life with the Longganisa Festival, a tribute to Vigan’s most iconic delicacy. The famous Vigan longganisa, rich, savory, and proudly garlicky, is more than just a breakfast staple. It is a symbol of heritage passed down through generations. Held during the last week of January, this festival transforms the historic streets of Vigan into a stage for colorful street dances, culinary competitions, and lively parades that honor the city’s century-old tradition of longganisa-making.

Just as the excitement from the Longganisa Festival begins to settle, another celebration takes over the city. The Vigan Town Fiesta begins on January 25 and is a week-long event honoring St. Paul the Apostle, the beloved patron saint of Vigan. During this time, the streets glow with vibrant exhibits, bustling carnivals, and energetic performances by locals, filling the city with joy, faith, and pride.

This year’s Longganisa Festival left a lasting mark on me. On January 22, I witnessed the grand parade, and it was far more lively than I ever imagined. Walking alongside my friends, surrounded by music, cheers, and movement, made the experience even more unforgettable. Participants from different schools across Vigan City filled the streets, each group wearing striking costumes inspired by Vigan’s culture, architecture, and traditions. Everything from the colors to the rhythm blended beautifully, making the parade feel like a living portrait of the city itself.

As the celebration unfolded, I realized that the festival was not just about honoring Vigan’s famous sausage. It was also a powerful display of unity. The people of Vigan came together as one, showcasing the true essence of the Ilocano spirit through warm hospitality, kindness, generosity, and creativity. Through their smiles, performances, and shared excitement, the festival became a reflection of who they are as a community.

 January 25 marked the grand highlight of the town fiesta as Vigan celebrated the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle. As the grand finale of the week-long festivities, the city felt more alive than ever. The historic streets echoed with celebration, as if the entire municipality was joyfully presenting its culture and faith. Witnessing the harmony between Vigan’s Spanish colonial architecture and the vibrant energy of modern Ilocano life made the moment truly meaningful.

Experiencing these festivals taught me that Vigan’s celebrations are not simply about delicious food or dazzling parades. They are about connection between people, culture, history, and faith

 In Vigan City, every celebration tells a story, and for a few unforgettable days in January, I was lucky enough to be part of it.

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