Alaminos City National High School

Regional Monitors Assess School Readiness and Opening of Classes!

As we officially kick off School Year 2026-2027, Alaminos City National High School was privileged and welcomed Team 2 Regional Monitors yesterday, June 18, 2026 for a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation visit. Their presence ensures that we are fully equipped, prepared, and supported to deliver quality education to our learners from day one!
We extend our heartiest welcome and gratitude to our esteemed Regional Monitors:
Ma'am Vivien De Guzman (Human Resource Development Division - HRDD)
Sir Joselito D. Daguison (Curriculum and Learning Management Division - CLMD)
Sir Raymond R. Molano (Human Resource Development Division - HRDD)
Sir Ritchie G. Macalanda (Field Technical Assistance Division - FTAD)

What was the focus of the monitoring?
The intensive validation activity focused on ensuring a smooth transition into the new academic year by achieving the following objectives:
✓Assessing School Readiness: Evaluating our classrooms, learning materials, facilities, and personnel deployment to guarantee a safe and productive environment for everyone.
✓Reviewing Opening Block Activities: Monitoring the initial programs and activities lined up for our students as they settle into their new grade levels.
✓Gathering Three-Term School Calendar Feedback: Conversing with teachers, parents, and community stakeholders to check the pulse and gather valuable insights on the implementation of the Three-Term School Calendar.
✓Highlighting Challenges & Good Practices: Mapping out the unique implementation hurdles we face, while also spotlighting the school’s best and most effective practices.
✓Providing Technical Assistance: Collaborating with our school administration to give immediate guidance, solutions, and technical support where needed.

"The collaborative insights and technical assistance provided by our regional monitors pave the way for a more resilient and responsive school year. We are deeply grateful for their guidance as we strive for continuous improvement."

Through this collaborative effort, our school reaffirms its commitment to excellence, keeping our learners at the center of everything we do. Thank you, Team 2 Regional Monitors, for your unwavering support of our school community!
Let’s make School Year 2026-2027 our best one yet!

CHAMPIONS BEYOND BARRIERS!

Alaminos City National High School beams with immense pride as our very own digital tech wizards conquered the 4th Pangasinan IT Challenge for Youth with Disabilities, held today, June 18, 2026, at the Narciso Ramos Sports Complex Civic Center in Lingayen, Pangasinan!
Our brilliant student-leaders proved that determination and skill know no bounds, bringing home multiple major awards across various tech categories.
Let us celebrate and congratulate our outstanding victors:
Jeff Mathew O. Salcedo (Grade 12 Academic ABM - Razon)
1st Place – eContent Movie Making
1st Place – eTool Excel
2nd Place – eTool PowerPoint
Jelisha B. Montemayor (Grade 12 TechPro CSS - Neumann)
3rd Place – eTool Excel
3rd Place – eLife Map
3rd Place – eContent Movie Making

4th Pangasinan IT Challenge for Youth with Disabilities
June 18, 2026, Narciso Ramos Sports Conplex Civic Center, Lingayen, Pangasinan

Jeff Mathew O. Salcedo, Grade 12 Academic ABLM Razon
1st Place eContent Movie Making
1st Place eTool Excel
2nd Place eTool Powerpoint

Jelisha B. Montemayor
Grade 12 TechPro CSS Neumann
3rd Place eTool Excel
3rd Place eLife Map
3rd Place eContent Movie Making

-13 Partipants of 8 different cities and municipalities of Pangasinan competed in the contest.

Jeff Mathew and Jelisha will be part of the Pangasinan Deligation to compete in the National Information Science and Technology Challenge (NISTC) 2026 on June 22-25, 2026 in Hotel Casiano, Tagaytay City.

Your ACNHS family is incredibly proud of your dedication, creativity, and digital excellence. You are an inspiration to the entire community!
Thank you to our indefatigable coaches, supportive parents, and school administrators led by Mr. Rey B. Pascua for guiding our students toward this spectacular achievement.
Tatak Alaminos City National High School—where excellence is a commitment!

Ensuring School Readiness for SY 2026-2027

In full preparation for a smooth, orderly, and successful opening of classes, the ACNHS School Administration and SDO Key Personnel gathered for a strategic coordination meeting. The discussion focused primarily on streamlining Monitoring Activities and School Visits to ensure that all facilities, curriculum plans, and safety protocols are
for School Year 2026–2027.

This joint effort ensures a smooth, organized, and successful start to the new academic year.

ACNHS UPDATE: Calendar of Activities para sa SY 2026-2027

Maging gabay ang mga opisyal na infographics na ito para sa School Year 2026-2027 alinsunod sa DepEd Order No. 009, s. 2026 (Multiyear Implementing Guidelines on the Three-Term School Calendar in Basic Education).
Gaya ng makikita trimestral (3-term) academic structure na po tayo upang mas mapagtuunan ang akademikong pagbawi, mabawasan ang workload ng mga g**o, at maiwasan ang matagalang abala sa klase dulot ng kalamidad.

Simula ng Klase: June 8, 2026
✓Term 1: June 8, 2026 – September 15, 2026
✓Term 2: September 16, 2026 – December 18, 2026
✓Term 3: January 4, 2027 – April 8, 2027

Pagtatapos ng School Year: April 8, 2027
Sama-sama nating paghandaan ang bagong yugto na ito ng ating edukasyon para sa mas matatag na kinabukasan ng ating mga mag-aaral!

SM Foundation inaugurates two-story classroom building at ACNHS
By Vincent John C. Garcia

ALAMINOS CITY, June 11 — Alaminos City National High School (ACNHS) received a brand-new two-story classroom building today following a ceremonial turnover by SM Foundation Inc. (SMFI).

The event was led by Ms. Carmen Linda Atayde, SMFI Executive Director for Education, together with Ms. Eleanor P. Lansang, SMFI Vice President, and Ms. Eileen Delos Santos, SM Mall Manager.

“Like the two traffic situations we were caught up in on our way here, we also hurdled challenges in constructing the building because it was destroyed by a typhoon,” Atayde said.

She also empathized with teachers and students who continue to face challenges brought about by recent changes in the Philippine education system, including classroom congestion and shortages.

“We understand how you feel. Feel na feel namin ’yan because we go around places, visit the sites of our school buildings, and talk to teachers and those in the higher echelon of DepEd,” she said.

Atayde explained that when SMFI identifies a problem, it develops solutions, such as constructing school buildings to help decongest classrooms. However, she noted that the challenge remains as student enrollment continues to increase.

“The problems will not go away, but our attitudes in facing them can go a long way,” she added.
Meanwhile, Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Ely S. Ubaldo, CESO V, expressed gratitude to SMFI for donating the building, which will help ACNHS return to a one-shift schedule by providing four additional classrooms for students.

“With the Adopt-A-School Program of SMFI, it is not only spreading social good; it is also spreading hope to learners and encouraging them to do good,” Ubaldo said.

She added that SMFI’s nationwide classroom-building initiative is not only a manifestation of corporate social responsibility but also a ministry that reflects the goodness of God.

ACNHS Principal Rey B. Pascua likewise thanked SMFI for the turnover of the two-story, four-classroom building.

“SMFI’s invaluable support is a testament to its unwavering commitment to education and nation-building,” Pascua said.
He added that the foundation’s investment in learners will leave a lasting impact on the community for years to come.

The inauguration and turnover ceremony were also attended by key officials of the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Alaminos City, key officials of SDO Alaminos City, officers of the ACNHS Parents-Teachers Association, officers of the Supreme Secondary Learner Government, ACNHS teaching and non-teaching personnel, and students from various special curricula.

ACNHS at Alaminos City PNP, Sanib-Puwersa para sa Ligtas at Maayos na Pagbubukas ng Klase!

​Upang matiyak ang kaligtasan at kaayusan sa nalalapit na pagbubukas ng taong-panuruan, isang mahalagang koordinasyon at pagpupulong ang naganap sa pagitan nina Mr. Rey B. Pascua, Punong-g**o ng Alaminos City National High School (ACNHS), at Police Lieutenant Colonel Jan Ringgo Rubica Quintinita, Chief of Police ng Alaminos City Police Station.
Sentro ng talakayan ang paglalatag ng Comprehensive Security Plan sa paligid at loob ng kampus. Kabilang sa mga detalyeng napagkasunduan ay ang mga sumusunod:
✓Police Visibility & Patrols: Regular na pagpapatrolya ng mga kapulisan sa mga oras ng papasok at pauwi ang mga mag-aaral upang maiwasan ang anumang insidente.
✓Traffic Management: Pagsasaayos ng daloy ng trapiko sa tapat ng paaralan upang masig**o ang kaligtasan ng mga pedestrian at maiwasan ang pagsisikip ng mga sasakyan.

Ang hakbang na ito ay bahagi ng adbokasiya ng ACNHS na maghatid ng isang tahimik, protektado, at kondusib na kapaligiran para sa pagkatuto. Maraming salamat sa Alaminos City PNP sa inyong patuloy na serbisyo at tapat na paggabay sa ating kabataan!

ISANG TAOS-PUSONG PASASALAMAT MULA SA PAMUNUAN NG ACNHS!

Kasabay ng ating masiglang paghahanda para sa nalalapit na pagbubukas ng klase at sa diwa ng Brigada Eskwela, ang Alaminos City National High School (ACNHS) ay nagpapaabot ng isang malaking pagpupugay at taos-pusong pasasalamat sa mga naging katuwang natin sa tagumpay ng operasyong ito.
Isang taos-pusong pasasalamat kay City Councilor Dahlia De Leon sa kanyang agarang pagtugon at pagpapahiram ng truck at masisipag na tauhan sa loob ng dalawang (2) araw na paghahakot. Ang inyong tulong ay naging isang napakalaking bahagi (big help) upang ligtas at mabilis na maihakot at mailipat ang mga upuan.
Gayundin, lubos ang ating pasasalamat sa kabutihang-loob at suporta ng mga School Heads ng:
Alos National High School ( Sir Ricardo Adviento)
Telbang National High School (Dr. Jose Gerardo Garcia).
San Vicente Elementary School (Dr. Sherryl Valdez)
Maraming-maraming salamat po sa mga upuan na inyong ibinahagi para magamit ng ating mga minamahal na mag-aaral sa ACNHS. Ang ganitong uri ng ugnayan at pagtutulungan ng mga paaralan ay tunay na patunay na walang imposible kapag tayo ay nagkakaisa para sa kabataang Alaminense.
Dahil sa inyong walang-sawang pagsuporta sa sektor ng edukasyon, mas masisig**o natin ang isang komportable, maayos, at handang kapaligiran para sa pag-aaral ng ating mga estudyante. Ang inyong bayanihan spirit ay tunay na inspirasyon sa ating lahat!
Muli, mula sa pamunuan ng paaralan, mga g**o, magulang, at mga mag-aaral—maraming salamat po sa inyong patuloy na pagiging katuwang sa paghubog ng magandang kinabukasan! Pagpalain po kayo ng Maykapal!

PAUNAWA SA LAHAT NG MAGULANG, MAG-AARAL, AT MGA KAWANI NG ALAMINOS CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Bilang bahagi ng pagpapaigting ng seguridad at pagpapanatili ng kaayusan sa loob ng paaralan, ipatutupad ng Alaminos City National High School ang DROP-AND-GO POLICY simula Hunyo 8, 2026.

Ang hakbang na ito ay isinasaalang-alang hindi lamang upang mapanatili ang maayos na daloy ng trapiko sa loob ng paaralan kundi higit sa lahat upang mapalakas ang seguridad ng mga mag-aaral, kawani, at iba pang stakeholders. Sa mga nagdaang panahon, nakatanggap ang paaralan ng iba't ibang ulat at impormasyon na may kaugnayan sa mga banta sa seguridad, kabilang ang mga bomb threat, ilegal na droga, at iba pang mga usaping nangangailangan ng mas mahigpit na monitoring at kontrol sa pagpasok at paglabas ng mga sasakyan at indibidwal sa campus.

Ang mga magulang, guardian, at iba pang pribadong sasakyan na naghahatid ng mga mag-aaral ay maaari lamang magbaba ng pasahero sa itinakdang lugar sa labas ng paaralan at kinakailangang umalis agad pagkatapos.

Ang mga sasakyang naghahatid lamang ng mga empleyado ng paaralan ay kabilang din sa Drop-and-Go Policy at hindi papayagang manatili sa loob ng campus maliban kung may kaukulang pahintulot.

Tanging ang mga sumusunod na sasakyan lamang ang papayagang makapasok sa loob ng paaralan:

 Mga sasakyan ng mga empleyado ng paaralan;
 Mga sasakyan ng DepEd na may opisyal na transaksyon;
 Mga sasakyan ng mga ahensya ng pamahalaan na may opisyal na gawain;
 Mga service providers, contractors, at iba pang may awtorisadong serbisyo o opisyal na negosyo sa paaralan.

Ang lahat ng sasakyang papasok sa campus ay maaaring sumailalim sa kaukulang security inspection at verification kung kinakailangan.

Ang mga guwardiya at itinalagang school personnel ay magsasagawa ng traffic management at magtitiyak ng mahigpit na pagpapatupad ng patakarang ito.

Hinihiling namin ang pakikiisa, pag-unawa, at kooperasyon ng lahat sa pagpapatupad ng patakarang ito. Ang kaligtasan at kapakanan ng ating mga mag-aaral ang nananatiling pangunahing prayoridad ng paaralan.

"Ligtas na Paaralan, Panatag na Pagkatuto."

Maraming salamat po,
School Management Team

Handa na ba ang lahat?Inaanyayahan namin kayo sa Oplan Balik Eskwela 2026! Layunin naming masig**o ang maayos, ligtas, at mabilis na pagbabalik-eskwela ng ating mga mag-aaral.
Narito ang ating Public Assistance Command Center para sa inyong mga katanungan at tulong sa enrollment. Jaydee Salvatera po ang inyong Help Desk Officer for the day.

Tara na at magtulungan para sa isang matagumpay na simula ng klase!
Kitakits sa paaralan!