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Tignapoloan National High School - Home of the Victorious Youth, Cagayan de Oro (2026)

21/08/2026

🎥✨ OUR IDENTITY. OUR PRIDE. OUR VICTORY.
🏠 TIGNAPOLOAN NHS: HOME OF VICTORIOUS YOUTH
The moment has been unveiled. The story has been captured. And now, the Tignapoloan National High School Branding Launching comes to life through the lens and storytelling of our very own student journalists.
We proudly present this short video documenting a milestone in our continuing journey of building a stronger and more meaningful school identity, anchored on:
“HOME OF VICTORIOUS YOUTH”
Building a School Identity Towards Improved Learning Outcomes
🌿 “Diri kita nagdako lang—diri kita nahimong madaugon.”
We do not simply grow here—we become victorious here.
At the heart of this initiative is the belief that a school brand is more than a tagline or a visual identity. It is a reflection of who we are, what we value, what we aspire to become, and how we create meaningful experiences for every learner.
We thank our School Head, Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, PhD, for championing this initiative and for developing a school identity rooted in belonging, character, culture, achievement, and the aspirations of our learners.
We likewise extend our sincerest gratitude to the Tignapoloan NHS School Branding Committee for the dedication, collaboration, creativity, and commitment poured into planning and bringing this milestone to life. Your collective efforts remind us that meaningful change comes from shared purpose and teamwork.
And to our Campus Journalists of Luminaire Press—thank you for telling our story. 🎬📰
Through your cameras, words, creativity, and journalistic eye, you have preserved a moment that will become part of the history of Tignapoloan NHS. You did not merely document an event; you captured the spirit of a community discovering, embracing, and celebrating its identity.
To everyone who became part of this milestone—our learners, teachers, parents, stakeholders, and partners—this brand belongs to all of us.
Because at Tignapoloan NHS:
HOME is where we belong.
VICTORY is who we become.
YOUTH is the future we nurture.
🏠 HOME OF VICTORIOUS YOUTH 🏆
Building a School Identity Towards Improved Learning Outcomes
Diri kita nagdako lang—diri kita nahimong madaugon.
🎥 Watch. Celebrate. Remember. This is our story. This is our pride. This is our victory.

21/08/2026

🏫✨ A NEW CHAPTER OF IDENTITY, PRIDE, AND VICTORY
TIGNAPOLOAN NHS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHES ITS SCHOOL BRANDING
“Home of Victorious Youth”
Building a School Identity Towards Improved Learning Outcomes
A long-awaited milestone has finally come to life.
On August 20, 2026, Tignapoloan National High School officially launched its School Branding in alignment with DepEd Division of Cagayan de Oro City Memorandum No. 694, s. 2026, marking a significant step toward building a stronger, more visible, and more meaningful school identity.
🇵🇭 “Diri kita nagdako lang—diri kita nahimong madaugon.”
We do not simply grow here—we become victorious here.
This striking Bisaya sub-tagline captures the heart of what Home of Victorious Youth means to Tignapoloan NHS: a home where young people are nurtured not only to succeed, but to grow with character, resilience, purpose, and pride in who they are.
🏠 HOME. VICTORIOUS. YOUTH.
The program brought together learners from Grades 7–12, who witnessed the unveiling of a school identity that has long been part of the Tignapoloan NHS story.
Our School Head, Dr. Arlene Valmoria, shared the deeper meaning behind “Home of Victorious Youth.”
The original tagline was crafted by former School Head Dr. Marivic Labitad, embodying the identity and aspirations of Tignapoloan NHS. The School Branding Innovation recognizes this established identity and seeks to strengthen its meaning by making it visible, lived, and experienced across the school’s culture, programs, communication, partnerships, and learner experiences.
For TiNHS, HOME represents a place of belonging, care, acceptance, and shared responsibility—a community where learners, teachers, parents, and stakeholders grow together.
VICTORIOUS goes beyond winning competitions or receiving awards. It is about perseverance, resilience, growth, character, effort, and meaningful achievement.
YOUTH places learners at the heart of the school’s mission. It recognizes their potential, talents, voices, aspirations, and capacity to contribute to their school, community, and nation.
Under the leadership of Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, the school team carefully refined the tagline to “Home of Victorious Youth,” removing the article “the” to make the statement clearer, stronger, and more inclusive. More importantly, it reflects a deeper truth:
Victory is not only measured by what our learners achieve, but by who they become.
🌿 IDENTITY ROOTED IN CULTURE
Adding another meaningful voice to the celebration, Ma’am Raulinda Oyawan, SPTA Representative, shared her thoughts on the importance of identity—of knowing who we are and proudly embracing our roots as Higaonon, anchored on respect, discipline, responsibility, and pride in our heritage.
📚 FROM BRANDING TO ACTION
Our Academic Coordinator and School Branding Committee Co-Chairperson, Patricia Ann D. Madaje, presented the key activities and initiatives that will translate the school brand from a tagline into a lived school experience, including:
🔹 2nd General Parents’ Assembly on School Branding
🔹 School Branding Committee Orientation and Planning
🔹 Faculty Orientation on School Branding Implementation
🔹 School Branding Preparation and Readiness
🔹 Official Launching of School Branding — August 20, 2026
🔹 School Branding Manual Development and Submission
🔹 Best Classroom and Academic Areas Program
🔹 TiNHS Branding Showcase: “Our Story, Our Pride, Our Victory” through journalistic writing and video presentations featuring best practices, milestones, and successful stories of Tignapoloan NHS
🔹 Assessment of School Branding Results
These initiatives affirm that branding is not merely about a logo, a tagline, or a display. It is about creating a shared identity that learners and the entire school community can see, feel, practice, and proudly carry.
🤝 THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE BRAND
This milestone would not have been possible without the collective efforts of the people who planned, shaped, and brought this celebration to life:
Chairperson:
Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, PhD — School Head
District Representative:
Engr. Macapangcat U. Mama Jr. — Tignapoloan-Besigan District In-Charge
Co-Chairperson:
Patricia Ann Du Madaje
ICT Coordinator:
Alvin S. Lopez Jr.
SGC Co-Chairperson: Maam Shi Shiela Mae T. Gorio
Teen Center - Tignapoloan National High SchoolTeen Center Operators:
Florence R. Tomindog Florence Rollo Tomindog
Reymark A. Tomindog Reymark A. Tomindog
School Grievance Representative:
Larry D. Tinoy
Teacher Representative:
Celestina L. Tan-gan — Faculty President Celestina Tan-gan
Student Representatives:
Christine Alexandar R. Tunos — SSLG President Supreme Secondary Learner Government - Tignapoloan National High School
Josh Keith T. Balboa — Journalism President Josh Keith Balboa
Lorryne Faith B. Tinoy — ARAL and English President Lorryne Tinoy
Shajanie H. Pajo — PopDev President
SSLG Adviser:
Reygim S. Matulac Reygim Santa-an Matulac
DRRM Coordinator:
Benjie P. Matulac Benjie Pasigay Matulac
Parent Representative:
Neldon D. Oyawan — SPTA President
Community Representative:
Hon. Nancy L. Aban — Punong Barangay Nancy Loloy Aban
🥁 WHEN THE BRAND CAME ALIVE
A special appreciation goes to the DLC Team headed by Edjaynette S. Pabeca Maam Jaii for spearheading a marvelous presentation of rhythm and drums as the school brand was unveiled.
As the tarpaulin rolled down to reveal the official school branding, the moment became more than a presentation—it became a symbolic unveiling of the face and visual identity of Tignapoloan NHS, a representation of the school community’s shared pride, values, aspirations, and story.
It was a moment of rhythm, pride, identity, and belonging. 🥁✨
📸 CAPTURING A MOMENT WORTH REMEMBERING
Our heartfelt thanks to Sir Ariel Ariel, Sir Reggie, and the entire Campus Journalism Team Luminaire Press for documenting this historic and most-awaited moment of Tignapoloan NHS.
Through their lenses, stories, and journalistic work, this milestone will not simply be remembered—it will become part of the school’s continuing story.
And this is only the beginning. 🎥
Watch out for our next post featuring a short video crafted by our Campus Journalists—telling the story of how Tignapoloan NHS proudly unveiled its identity as the Home of Victorious Youth.
Because at TiNHS, we do not simply build a brand. We build belonging. We build character. We build dreams. We build victorious youth.
TIGNAPOLOAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
HOME OF VICTORIOUS YOUTH 🏠🏆🌱
Building a School Identity Towards Improved Learning Outcomes
Diri kita nagdako lang—diri kita nahimong madaugon.
This is our home. This is our identity. This is our victory.

21/08/2026

🎉 MABUHAY, SIR ARNEL! | A BIRTHDAY GREETING FROM TIGNAPOLOAN NHS 🎂✨
Today, the Tignapoloan National High School family joins the Division of Cagayan de Oro City in celebrating the birthday of Sir Arnel A. Calubag, our dedicated Division Accountant.
We are truly blessed to have you as one of the people working behind the scenes to help ensure that schools receive the resources they need and that processes concerning personnel benefits and professional opportunities are facilitated with efficiency and commitment. Your work and dedication have made a meaningful difference to our school and to the teachers you serve.
From all of us at Tignapoloan NHS, thank you for your unwavering commitment, prompt service, and genuine dedication to supporting our schools and personnel. Your quiet yet significant contributions continue to inspire us to serve with the same sense of purpose and excellence.
Our School Head, Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, together with the entire Tignapoloan NHS Family, extends our warmest and most heartfelt birthday greetings to you, Sir Arnel! 💙
May your special day be filled with joy, good health, and countless blessings. May you continue to be a blessing and an inspiration to the DepEd community.
Mabuhay ka, Sir Arnel! Malipayong Adlawng Natawhan! 🎂🎈
With gratitude and warmest wishes,
Love,
Tignapoloan National High School Family
Headed by Dr. Arlene Valmoria

20/08/2026

🇵🇭 AKO ANG KABATAANG PILIPINO | VOICES THAT SPEAK, DREAMS THAT INSPIRE 🎙️✨
In celebration of Buwan ng Wika 2026, Tignapoloan National High School opened its “Ako ang Kabataang Pilipino” Declamation Contest to learners from Grades 7–12—an activity designed not only to celebrate the Filipino language, but also to develop the confidence, discipline, and communication skills of our young speakers.
The activity was thoughtfully planned by our Filipino Coordinator, Ma’am Edjaynette S. Pabeca, as part of the school’s continuing efforts to prepare learners to become effective, responsible, and articulate communicators—whether inside the classroom or in external competitions.
🎙️ A Fair and Purposeful Competition
To ensure an objective and meaningful evaluation, the contestants were judged by individuals who were not their class advisers:
• Patricia Ann D. Madaje – Academic Coordinator
• Gino S. Yañez – Chairman of the Board and Filipino Teacher
• Florence R. Tomindog – Teen Center Operator Representative and Youth Advocate Teen Center - Tignapoloan National High School
The activity was efficiently supported by Ma’am Celestina L. Tan-gan as Timekeeper, with Ma’am Teresa H. Dalay and Sir Reymark A. Tomindog serving as Tabulators.
Our Academic Coordinator, Ma’am Patricia Ann D. Madaje, also emphasized that activities such as this serve as meaningful preparation for learners who may eventually represent the school in external declamation and oratorical competitions—particularly in developing the ability to deliver a piece within prescribed time limits while maintaining clarity, expression, and impact.
🌱 MORE THAN A COMPETITION—A MESSAGE TO EVERY KABATAAN
After all presentations, the judges carefully reviewed and computed the scores. While everyone waited for the official results, our ever-dynamic Filipino Coordinator, Ma’am Jay, shared an inspirational message reminding our participants that every voice deserves to be developed, heard, and guided.
Our School Head, Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, a Registered Guidance Counselor, followed with a powerful message of encouragement and empowerment. She reminded our learners to persevere in their studies, believe in their potential, and become instruments of positive change in their families, school, community, and country.
The judges then shared valuable feedback and practical suggestions to help the participants further improve their voice projection, diction, delivery, expression, confidence, timing, and overall speaking skills.
🇵🇭 “AKO ANG KABATAANG PILIPINO.”
One of the most striking messages delivered during the declamation piece was:
“Ako ay Kabataan.
Ako ay Pag-asa.
Ako ay Pangarap.”
The piece continued with a powerful reminder that a young person's future should not be dictated by a cellphone, by the opinions of others, or by the limitations placed upon them.
And when faced with the words “Hindi mo kaya,” the young voice answered:
“Hindi ko kaya? Sino ang nagsabi? … KAYA KO! Dahil ako ay Pilipino.”
These words resonate deeply, especially amid current concerns involving violence and the safety of young people. They remind us that our learners have voices that matter—but voices that must be expressed with responsibility, respect, discipline, and proper boundaries.
More importantly, the message tells every learner in TiNHS:
You are not alone.
Behind every learner is a family that hopes, teachers who guide, a school that believes, and a community that stands with them.
Your struggles do not define your future.
Your circumstances do not determine your worth.
And your voice, when guided by wisdom and purpose, can become a powerful instrument for change.
🎥 CAPTURING THE MOMENTS, DOCUMENTING THE VOICES
A special appreciation goes to our Campus Journalists Luminaire Press, who documented the activity and helped capture the meaningful moments through photographs and video presentations. Your work ensures that the voices, efforts, and stories of our learners are preserved and shared.
We also commend all Grade 10 learners who participated in documenting the scenes and highlights of the activity as part of their performance task under Mr. Alvin S. Lopez Jr. This is a meaningful demonstration of how classroom learning can be connected to authentic experiences, documentation, creativity, and communication.
🏆 CONGRATULATIONS, OUR VICTORIOUS YOUTH!
Held on August 20, 2026 at the SBM Office, the competition brought out the courage and talent of our learners.
🥇 1st Placer – Grade 9 Altruism
Adviser: Ma’am Jonalyn G. Rañoa
🥈 2nd Placer – Grade 10 Gemini
Adviser: Ma’am Edjaynette S. Pabeca
🥉 3rd Placer – Grade 7 Bonifacio
Adviser: Ma’am Jean Marjorie A. Porcadilla
Our winners will once again showcase their talent and eloquence during the Buwan ng Wika Culmination Program.
To every participant: you may not all have taken home a place, but every one of you stepped forward, found your voice, and dared to be heard. And that, in itself, is a victory. 💙
Ako ay Kabataan. Ako ay Pag-asa. Ako ay Pangarap.
Ako ang Kabataang Pilipino. 🇵🇭
At Tignapoloan National High School, we do not simply teach learners to speak—we empower them to speak with purpose.

20/08/2026

TWO DAYS OF PREPARATION, ONE GOAL: TO REPRESENT WITH PRIDE! 💙🏆
August 18 & 20, 2026 | At Tignapoloan National High School, our student-athletes and coaches successfully underwent the Physical Examination as part of Tignapoloan National High School’s preparation for the upcoming District Meet.
Conducted at the TiNHS Teen Center - Tignapoloan National High School, the two-day health assessment was led by Ma’am Aiza S. Abrogar, School Nurse, with the assistance of Ma’am Florence R. Tomindog, Clinic In-Charge. Their dedication and careful attention helped ensure that our players and coaches were properly assessed and medically prepared for the competition.
This initiative reflects the school’s commitment to placing health, safety, and athlete well-being at the heart of sports development. Before our athletes step onto the playing field, we make sure they are prepared not only in skill and discipline, but also in health and fitness.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to our School Head, Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, for her continued leadership and support in ensuring that our athletes are given the proper preparation and opportunities to represent the school with confidence.
A special salute goes to all our coaches, who stood beside their athletes throughout the two-day examination. Your presence, guidance, and commitment remind our players that every journey to the competition is a team effort. Thank you for being there every step of the way. 💙👏
We likewise recognize our Sports Coordinator, Sir Ulysses B. Labajo, for his valuable moral support and continued encouragement to our athletes and coaches as they prepare for the District Meet. 🏆💪
As our athletes prepare to compete, they carry with them not only the pride of Tignapoloan National High School, but also the support and confidence of the entire DepEd Division of Cagayan de Oro City.
To our athletes and coaches: train with purpose, compete with heart, and represent with pride. 💙
Two days of preparation. One team. One mission.
Ready to compete. Ready to represent. Ready to make TiNHS proud! 🔥🏃‍♂️🏆

20/08/2026

Building Spaces, Building Skills: The TiNHS ARAL & Campus Journalism Hub 💙📚📰
Great initiatives begin with a vision—and become meaningful when a community comes together to make that vision a reality.
Tignapoloan National High School proudly recognizes the initiatives of our ARAL Coordinator, Reygim S. Matulac, and Campus Journalism Coordinator, Patricia Ann D. Madaje, in establishing an ARAL and Campus Journalism Hub—a dedicated, learner-friendly space where student journalists and the English team can conduct trainings in journalistic writing, read, collaborate, and engage in peer tutoring.
This hub is more than just a physical space. It is a space where ideas are nurtured, voices are strengthened, and learners are empowered to communicate, read, write, and learn together.
A Community Coming Together 🤝
Before the generous support extended by the Office of the Vice Mayor, this initiative had already received meaningful assistance from various partners and individuals who believed in the vision of Ma’am Reygim and Ma’am Patricia.
We gratefully acknowledge:
🌱 The Matulac Family – for their generous support and free landscaping assistance, helping transform the area into a more welcoming and conducive space for learners.
🤝 The SPTA, headed by Mr. Neldon D. Oyawan – for extending valuable assistance toward the improvement of the hub.
🏛️ The Offices of Hon. Pascual and Hon. Edgar Cabanlas – for their support in acquiring materials needed to improve and develop the ARAL and Campus Journalism Hub.
💙 A generous anonymous partner – through Ma’am Patricia’s initiative, donated approximately ₱25,000 worth of construction materials to help revitalize the area. The donation was properly documented, with all records duly maintained.
A Warm Welcome Through Young Talent 🎭✨
On August 18, 2026, the Office of Hon. Vice Mayor Bebot Rodriguez visited Tignapoloan National High School and generously donated wall fans, school supplies, and sports equipment—a meaningful contribution that will further support our learners and school programs.
Adding a special touch to the occasion, we also commend the DLC Team, headed by DLC Coordinator Edjaynette S. Pabeca, for their initiative in preparing and rendering a special performance to warmly welcome the Office of the Vice Mayor. Their enthusiasm and talent made the gathering even more memorable and meaningful. 👏🎶
The entire TiNHS community, especially our learners and student journalists, extends its heartfelt gratitude to all our partners, and school teams whose generosity and initiative continue to make this dream possible.
This endeavor would not have taken shape without the encouragement and motivation of our School Head, Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, whose leadership continues to inspire the ARAL and Campus Journalism teams to create meaningful spaces that develop literacy, communication, writing skills, collaboration, and learner confidence.
Soon, this vision will rise! 🌱✨
We are excited to see this space transform into a vibrant hub for reading, writing, journalism, peer tutoring, collaboration, and learning.
And yes… we can't wait to give you a sneak peek tour! 👀📚📰
From an empty space to a place filled with possibilities—this is what partnership, initiative, and a shared commitment to our learners can build.
One space. Many voices. Countless possibilities.
Together, we build the Home of Victorious Youth. 💙

20/08/2026

5th Learning Action Cell | Beyond Compliance, Toward Gender-Responsive Practice
“Beyond Compliance: Transforming Policy into Gender-Responsive Classroom Practice”
Tignapoloan National High School successfully conducted its 5th Learning Action Cell (LAC) on August 19, 2026, at the SBM Office, focusing on Practical Strategies for Gender-Fair, Inclusive, and Equitable Teaching.
The session emphasized the importance of moving beyond compliance by transforming policies and principles on gender responsiveness, inclusion, and equity into meaningful classroom practices that respect every learner, promote equal opportunities, and foster a safe and welcoming learning environment for all.
The session was facilitated by our resource speaker, Maria Lorwen A. Tabasan, LPT, GAD Coordinator, whose practical insights encouraged teachers to reflect on and strengthen gender-responsive approaches in their classrooms.
Tignapoloan NHS extends its sincere appreciation to our School Head, Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, for her continued support and willingness to share her knowledge and expertise, particularly in child protection policies and inclusive school practices. Her leadership strengthens our commitment to continuous professional learning and responsive education.
We also recognize the dedicated members of the LAC team who contributed to the successful conduct of the session:
Emcee: Ma’am Barbs
Documenter: Sir Ariel
Certificate-in-Charge: Sir Alvin
LAC Minutes: Ma’am Reygim
LAC Attendance: Sir Uly
LAC Evaluation Forms: Sir Benjie
LAC Reflection and Journal: Sir Larry
LAC Coordinator: Ma’am Pat
This LAC serves as another step toward strengthening our collective commitment to gender-fair, inclusive, equitable, and learner-centered education.
At TiNHS, we believe that learning does not end with policy—it begins when policy is translated into practice.
Beyond compliance. Beyond policy. Toward a classroom where everyone belongs, everyone is respected, and everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

19/08/2026

🎉👏 Congratulations, Ms. Patricia Ann Du Madaje! | Promoted to Teacher VI

Tignapoloan National High School (TiNHS) proudly extends its warmest congratulations to Ms. Patricia Ann Du Madaje on her well-deserved promotion to Teacher VI.

This achievement is a testament to her dedication, competence, hard work, and unwavering commitment to quality education. Her promotion reflects her continued pursuit of professional excellence and her valuable contribution to the TiNHS community.

May this new chapter in her career bring greater opportunities to inspire learners, support fellow educators, and contribute meaningfully to the continuous improvement of teaching and learning.

The TiNHS community also extends its appreciation to School Head Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria for her leadership, guidance, and continued support in empowering teachers and fostering a culture of professional growth and excellence.

Once again, congratulations, Ms. Patricia Ann Du Madaje, Teacher VI! 🎓👏

Your TiNHS family is truly proud of you! 💙

17/08/2026

TiNHS Monday Convocation Highlights ASEAN Month, Wellness, and Buwan ng Wika Activities

Today, August 17, 2026, Tignapoloan National High School (TiNHS) successfully conducted its Monday Convocation, bringing together learners, teachers, and school personnel for a meaningful start to the week.

The ceremony was led by the Grade 7 – Rizal learners under the guidance of their dedicated adviser, Ms. Barbara Jane M. Abines. Their active participation and leadership contributed to the successful conduct of the morning program.

🌏 ASEAN Month 2026 Celebration

The convocation also featured the continuation of the ASEAN Month 2026 celebration, with this year's theme:

“Navigating Our Future, Together.”

A highlight of the celebration was the playing of “The ASEAN Way,” led by Ms. Maria Lorwen A. Tabasan. The song served as a meaningful reminder of the values of unity, cooperation, friendship, and shared aspirations among the ASEAN member states.

💚 Wellness 2026: 7 Health Habits Guide

The school also continued its Wellness 2026 advocacy through the 7 Health Habits Guide, led by Wellness Coordinator Ms. Bona Bless A. Labadan.

Learners were reminded of seven simple but important habits that can help promote a healthier lifestyle:

🥗 Nutrition and Diet – Choose nutritious and balanced food.
🍽️ Eat in Moderation – Enjoy different foods while practicing proper portions.
💧 Drink Water – Stay properly hydrated throughout the day.
🧼 Practice Proper Hygiene – Keep the body, hands, and surroundings clean.
🏃 Regular Exercise – Stay active and make physical activity part of daily life.
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Eat Together – Make mealtimes an opportunity to connect and share with family and others.
🌱 Care for the Planet – Make healthy and responsible choices that also protect our environment.

These simple habits encourage learners to take responsibility for their health while developing practices that benefit their families, communities, and the environment.

🇵🇭 Buwan ng Wika 2026 Activities

Important announcements regarding the upcoming Buwan ng Wika 2026 activities were also shared during the convocation. Learners were encouraged to actively participate and showcase their appreciation for the Filipino language, culture, heritage, and identity.

The successful conduct of the Monday Convocation was made possible through the leadership and guidance of School Head Dr. Arlene B. Valmoria, whose continued support helps strengthen programs that promote the holistic development, wellness, and cultural awareness of TiNHS learners.

TiNHS expresses its appreciation to the Grade 7 – Rizal learners, Ms. Barbara Jane M. Abines, Ms. Maria Lorwen A. Tabasan, Ms. Bona Bless A. Labadan, and all teachers and personnel who contributed to the meaningful conduct of today's convocation.

Through activities that promote unity, wellness, culture, and active participation, TiNHS continues to provide learners with opportunities to learn beyond the classroom and become responsible, healthy, and culturally aware individuals.

Together, let us navigate our future with unity, practice healthy habits, and take pride in our culture! 💙🌏🇵🇭

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