DepEd Atimonan NCHS-Quezon Province

24/09/2026

Atimonan Police Promote B.E.S.T. School Alert and Rapid Response System at ANCHS ATIMONAN, QUEZON

Atimonan National Comprehensive High School (ANCHS) strengthened its commitment to school safety and emergency preparedness through the promotion of the B.E.S.T. (School Alert and Rapid Response System) during its regular flag ceremony on September 21, 2026.

The initiative was spearheaded by the Atimonan Municipal Police Station (AMPS) under the leadership of PMAJ Allan P. Hernandez, Chief of Police. The B.E.S.T. School Alert and Rapid Response System aims to strengthen the culture of alertness, preparedness, collaboration, and rapid response among members of the school community. It emphasizes the importance of timely reporting, effective communication, and coordinated action whenever safety and security concerns arise.

During the flag ceremony, the ANCHS teaching and non-teaching personnel, together with the learners, were reminded of their shared responsibility in maintaining a safe school environment. The activity underscored the importance of being vigilant and knowing the appropriate channels and procedures for responding to emergencies and other incidents.

The initiative reflects the continuing partnership between the Atimonan Municipal Police Station and Atimonan National Comprehensive High School in promoting the safety and well-being of learners and school personnel.

With this initiative, ANCHS continues to foster a culture of safety, preparedness, vigilance, and collaboration, ensuring that the school remains a safe and supportive environment where learners can study, grow, and thrive.

ANCHS — Safer Schools Through Stronger Partnerships and Collective Action.

//by HNDoce

24/09/2026

23/09/2026

September 23, 2026 - As the school stands firmly behind the campaign against bullying, we extend our deepest gratitude to the Rotaract Club of Quezon Kalilayan for organizing and conducting our meaningful symposium with the theme: Understanding and Responding to Bullying.

We also thank Rtn. Retired Police Captain Albert Alfonso Q. Ayoso, Chairperson of RCQK Peace and Conflict Projects, for delivering a powerful and practical session that equips every one of us to make a meaningful difference.

Bullying thrives in silence — and it fades when met with awareness, solidarity, and decisive, compassionate action. Drawing from his distinguished career in law enforcement and his dedicated leadership in peace-building, Rtn. Capt. Ayoso provided us with a comprehensive guide: how to recognise bullying in all its forms, how to respond safely and effectively when we witness it, how to walk alongside those who have been harmed, and how to nurture an environment where respect and inclusion form the foundation of every interaction.

He left us with these enduring reminders:
To understand — look beyond behaviour to see the person and their experience
To respond — act responsibly, speak with kindness, and intervene appropriately
To unite — build a culture where no one ever has to face this alone.

Let us carry this mission forward. Together, we will turn awareness into purposeful action and build safer, kinder, and stronger communities for all.
Thank you, Rotaract Club of Quezon Kalilayan and thank you, Rtn. Capt. Ayoso, for leading the way!

22/09/2026

On the third day of the INSET, PMAJ ALLAN P. HERNANDEZ, Chief of Police of Atimonan, Quezon, generously shared his expertise and demonstrated his unwavering support for DepEd Atimonan National Comprehensive High School (ANCHS). Together, we advance our shared vision of building a truly Peaceful and Safe School Community.

His session equipped our school leaders, faculty members, security personnel, and non‑teaching staff with clear, proper procedures — teaching us how to respond appropriately and report promptly in the event of emergencies or any unforeseen incident. His guidance leaves our entire community better prepared, more vigilant, and deeply secure.

We are truly grateful and honored by your partnership and commitment to the safety and well‑being of every member of the ANCHS family.

17/09/2026

On the second day of the In-Service Training, the session was led by our resource speaker, Ma’am Jade Anne V. Aquino, Guidance Counselor III. She generously shared her professional insights and experiences as she presented and explored the topic: “Guidelines on Ensuring a Safe and Motivating Learning Environment.”

Her discussion centered on the vital connection between physical safety, emotional well-being, and academic success—emphasizing that a truly conducive learning space must protect every learner while inspiring confidence, participation, and growth.

16/09/2026

Pursuant to DepEd Order No. 009, s. 2026 and DepEd Order No. 012, s. 2025, the school conducted the In-Service Training (INSET) with the theme: "Strengthening Teacher Competencies through Collaborative Learning for Academic Excellence, Disaster Resilience, and Learner Well-Being" to continuously strengthen the professional competence of every teacher. The training was designed to build stronger, more capable teachers who work together effectively — so every student excels academically, stays safe in times of crisis, and grows emotionally and socially.

On the first day of the In‑Service Training, Ma’am Jocelyn Marino, Master Teacher I from the Mathematics Department, presented the topic “Crafting Better Tests: The Art of Item Writing for Classroom Assessment”. She discussed the alignment of classroom‑based assessments with national and international assessments. She emphasizes that every lesson, task, and evaluation must be aligned with national standards. She explained that true alignment embodies consistent expectations, fair measurement, and reliable outcomes — so every learner develops the right skills with clarity and confidence. This is not about teaching to the test; it is about teaching with purpose, assessing with vision, and ensuring that our daily classroom practices truly prepare every student for the future.

16/09/2026

Congratulations, Rihanna Mangilit!

ANCHSians are proud of you.

Mangilit Strikes Silver

Rihanna Mitz Mangilit brought pride to her delegation by securing the silver medal in the Secondary Girls’ Poomsae Freestyle category at Palarong Quezon 2026, held from September 8 to 12 in Lopez, Quezon.

Displaying precision, discipline, and confidence throughout her performance, Mangilit earned a well-deserved spot on the podium.

//by Yehoash Matt Pasamba

15/09/2026

Congratulations, dancesport team!

ANCHSians are proud of you.

12/09/2026

Congratulations, Samantha Quinol! 👏

ANCHSians are proud of you!

QUINOL OUTSHINES THE REST — ONE UNBEATABLE DETERMINATION CAPTURES GOLD!

From every serve and rally to every hard-fought point, Anna Samantha A. Quinol stood tall as the CHAMPION of Secondary Girls Lawn Tennis at Palarong Quezon 2026, bringing home the GOLD and making the entire ANCHSians family proud. Her victory is a testament to her passion, discipline, and unwavering determination to excel.

12/09/2026