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We are honored and delighted to welcome Sir Allan Roy A. Eturma, our new School Head, to the Datu Jose A. Libayao Memorial National High School (DJALMNHS) Family.

Your leadership, vision, and dedication to quality education inspire us as we begin this new chapter together. We look forward to working with you to foster excellence, empower learners, and build a stronger school community.

May your journey at DJALMNHS be filled with meaningful partnerships, shared successes, and lasting memories.

Welcome to the DJALMNHS Family, Sir Allan Roy A. Eturma!
Together, let us continue to inspire, lead, and achieve excellence.

A TRIBUTE TO A TRANSFORMATIVE LEADER

Sir Ruel Cabajar Lugatiman, your leadership was never measured by the length of your stay, but by the depth of your impact. In just over a year, you inspired excellence, strengthened our sense of unity, and nurtured a culture of dedication, integrity, and service. Through your vision and unwavering commitment, you transformed challenges into opportunities and encouraged every teacher, learner, and stakeholder to strive for greater heights.

You have been more than a school head—you have been a mentor, a source of encouragement, and a servant leader who led with humility, compassion, and purpose. Your guidance has empowered us to believe that meaningful change begins with a leader who listens, serves, and inspires.

Though your journey now takes you to a new chapter, your legacy will remain deeply rooted in the halls of Datu Jose A. Libayao Memorial National High School. The seeds of excellence you planted will continue to grow, and the lives you have touched will forever carry the lessons you imparted.

Thank you for your selfless service, your inspiring leadership, and your genuine care for our school community. We are grateful for the privilege of having worked with you and learned from you.
As you move forward to new opportunities, may God continue to bless you with wisdom, strength, good health, and success. Wherever your path may lead, may you continue transforming lives just as you have transformed ours.

Once a part of DJALMNHS, always a part of our family.
With heartfelt gratitude and deepest respect, we wish you all the best on your next journey.
Thank you, Sir Ruel C. Lugatiman. Your legacy will always live on.

IN PHOTOS | Exit Meeting

In preparation for the smooth transition of school leadership, an Exit Meeting was conducted at DJALMNHS, presided over by the outgoing School Principal I, Ruel C. Lugatiman.

The meeting focused on updates on the school’s accomplishments, ongoing programs and projects, financial status, and liquidation reports to ensure a transparent and seamless turnover to the incoming school head.

This activity reflects the school’s commitment to accountability, continuity, and effective leadership transition.

IN PHOTOS | Lapel Microphones for All Teachers

Datu Jose A. Libayao Memorial National High School (DJALMNHS) has received 22 sets of lapel microphones, providing one for each teacher to support classroom instruction and improve the delivery of lessons.

These lapel microphones will help ensure clearer communication, enhance classroom engagement, and create a more effective learning environment for our learners.

The teaching force of DJALMNHS expresses its sincere gratitude to the Department of Education for this valuable support, which strengthens the delivery of quality, inclusive, and learner-centered education.

Thank you, DepEd, for continuously equipping our teachers with the tools they need to inspire and educate.

𝙉𝙀𝙒 𝙅𝙐𝙉𝙄𝙊𝙍 𝙃𝙄𝙂𝙃 𝙎𝘾𝙃𝙊𝙊𝙇 𝙄𝙋 𝙎𝙀𝘾𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉𝙎 | DJALMNHS

As the first Indigenous Peoples (IP) secondary school in the Talaingod District, Datu Jose A. Libayao Memorial National High School continues to uphold its commitment to honoring and valuing the rich culture, traditions, and identity of the Ata-Manobo people.

In line with this commitment, the school proudly introduces its Junior High School IP Sections, with names inspired by significant elements of Ata-Manobo culture and way of life:

🍃 Grade 7 – Elements
• Ka’mag
• Hapoy

🥁 Grade 8 – Traditional Musical Instruments
• Kuglong
• Agong

👑 Grade 9 – Traditional Headpieces
• Tangkulo
• Sangkad

🌱 Grade 10 – Root Crop Products
• Kasilo
• Binggala

More than just section names, these represent our commitment to preserving Indigenous heritage, promoting culturally responsive education, and instilling pride in the identity of our Indigenous learners.

Honoring our heritage. Valuing our culture. Inspiring future generations.

Proudly IPEd. Proudly DJALMNHS.❤️

SAFETY FIRST | Creating a Safer School Environment

As part of our commitment to providing a safe and hazard-free school, Datu Jose A. Libayao Memorial National High School has completed the repair and rewiring of the TVL Hall, including the rewiring of the hanging electrical drop wires within the school premises.

These improvements are part of the school’s 2nd Quarter MOOE-funded projects, ensuring a safer and more secure learning environment for all learners, teachers, and personnel.

Together, we continue to make our school safer, one project at a time.

Now easier to find!📍

The new school signage marks the direction and location of Datu Jose A. Libayao Memorial National High School, making it easier for students, parents, stakeholders, and visitors to reach the school. 🏫🧭

𝗛𝗢𝗡𝗢𝗥𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗔𝗧𝗔-𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗢𝗕𝗢 𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗜𝗧𝗔𝗚𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗥𝗢𝗨𝗚𝗛 𝗜𝗣𝗘𝗱

As an Indigenous Peoples (IP) Secondary School in Talaingod, Datu Jose A. Libayao Memorial National High School continues to uphold and celebrate the rich culture, identity, and traditions of the Ata-Manobo people through the Indigenous Peoples Education (IPEd) Program.

Beginning this School Year, our Senior High School sections proudly bear Ata-Manobo names that reflect the learners’ respective strands and honor the wisdom, livelihood, values, and way of life of our indigenous community.

📚 Academic Track
• Grade 11 – Kohitaga (Knowledge/Wisdom)
• Grade 12 – Bagani (Leader/Leadership)

🍃 Home Economics
• Grade 11 – Linoob (Cooking using bamboo)
• Grade 12 – Tinongos (Rice with viands wrapped in banana leaves)

🌾 Agri-Fishery Arts
• Grade 11 – Pamula (Planting)
• Grade 12 – Gaani (Harvest)

🦌 Alternative Learning System (ALS)
• Grade 11 – Kalasanon (Wild Chicken)
• Grade 12 – Magintalunan (Wild Boar)

Through these meaningful section names, we aim to strengthen our learners’ appreciation of their indigenous identity, preserve the Ata-Manobo language and traditions, and instill pride in their cultural heritage.

At DJALMNHS, culture is not only remembered—it is lived, celebrated, and passed on to future generations.