Mangani National High School

From dreams to reality—one step closer to the future.

Congratulations, Grade 10 – Agila Completers! Your hard work, perseverance, and dedication have truly paid off. May you continue to soar higher as you take the next step of your journey. Padayon! 🎓✨

Mangani National High School
Women’s Month Celebration 2026 Kick-Off
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Mangani National High School is now accepting Early Registration for SY 2026–2027. Your journey to quality education starts here. Register now!

Bring the following:
* Photocopy of PSA birth certificate
* Photocopy of Report Card (SF9)

Starting January 31, 2026
Until February 27, 2026

2nd Quarter Recognition Day

Congratulations to our outstanding students, and to the proud parents who stand behind their success! 👏🏽

The turnover ceremony of the school head was successfully conducted on November 7, 2025, at the Mangani National High School Mini Gym. The event marked a significant transition in leadership as Mr. Philip P. Natividad, the outgoing School Head, formally turned over his duties and responsibilities to Mr. Gerrald N. Panglilingan, the newly assigned School Head of Mangani National High School.

The program was graced by the presence of Dr. Jose Ramil B. D**a, Public Schools District Supervisor of Cluster 16, and Sir Nick Jamisola, Public Schools District Supervisor of Cluster 12. Also in attendance were various school heads from Clusters 12 and 16, along with the faculty and staff of Mangani NHS, barangay officials, Local Government Representative, Sitio Leader, and 89th IB, who warmly witnessed this meaningful event.

One of the highlights of the ceremony was the passing of the key of responsibilities, symbolizing the trust, accountability, and continuity of leadership within the institution. The symbolic key was joyfully received by Mr. Panglilingan, signifying his acceptance of the new role and his commitment to uphold the school’s mission and vision.

Messages of gratitude and well wishes were shared for Mr. Natividad, recognizing his dedication and contributions during his leadership. Likewise, words of encouragement and support were extended to Mr. Panglilingan as he officially assumed his post as the new School Head.

The turnover ceremony concluded with an atmosphere of optimism and unity, as everyone looked forward to the continued growth and success of Mangani National High School under its new leadership.

Your guidance and wisdom have left a lasting mark. Wishing you success and happiness in your new journey. Not goodbye, but see you later — your legacy continues with us. We love you, Sir Phil!

2nd School Learning Action Cell (SLAC)

“Classroom Strategies for Struggling/Non-Readers”

Ocular Inspection by the BDRRM at Mangani National High School

October 15, 2025

Mangani NHS Celebrates 2025 IP Day

October 9, 2025 | Mangani National High School

In celebration of the Indigenous Peoples (IP) Month, Mangani National High School officially kicked off its month-long observance last October 9, 2025, at the school’s mini-gym. The event aimed to honor and preserve the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous Peoples, recognizing their vital contributions to society and their enduring connection to nature and tradition.

Students proudly showcased their appreciation for indigenous culture by wearing vibrant tribal costumes, representing the diverse traditions and artistry of the different tribes in the Philippines. The colorful display of attire filled the school grounds with life and unity, reflecting the theme of cultural pride and inclusivity that the celebration stands for.

One of the highlights of the kick-off was the “Lumba sa Lubok ug Humay”, a fun and meaningful competition where students experienced pounding upland rice, a traditional practice that symbolizes hard work and cooperation among indigenous communities. The rhythmic pounding echoed through the mini-gym, reminding everyone of the importance of valuing the roots of Filipino heritage.

Adding excitement to the day were several IP traditional games such as Sibew, Karang, and Kasing. These games not only brought laughter and energy but also allowed the students to experience how traditional play strengthens community ties, discipline, and teamwork. Through these activities, the younger generation learned to appreciate the wisdom embedded in indigenous ways of life.

The IP Month Kick-Off Celebration at Mangani NHS became more than just a school event—it was a meaningful tribute to identity, culture, and unity. It reminded everyone that embracing diversity is essential to building an inclusive and respectful community. As the festivities ended, the message remained clear: preserving the traditions of Indigenous Peoples is preserving the very heart of our nation’s heritage.