DepEd Roosevelt National High School

20/08/2026

Roosevelt National High School (RNHS) proudly acknowledges the generous support extended by the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist – Bataan through the provision of agricultural tools and supplies under the National Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture Program (NUPAP) for FY 2026 Regular Progress.

The distribution took place at the Palayan ng Bayan, Barangay Pantingan, Pilar, Bataan, as part of the continuing initiative to support farmers and promote sustainable agricultural activities in urban and peri-urban areas of Central Luzon.

Roosevelt National High School was among the selected beneficiaries and received the following agricultural tools and materials:

- 4 Wheelbarrows
- 3 Shovels
- 2 Rakes
- 4 Plastic Mulching Films
- 7 Sprinklers
- 8 Pruning Shears
- 37 Seeding Trays

These resources will greatly contribute to the school's gardening and agricultural activities, providing learners with meaningful opportunities to develop practical skills in planting, crop production, environmental stewardship, and sustainable agriculture.

The school extends its sincere appreciation to the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist – Bataan for its continued commitment to supporting schools and communities through agricultural development programs.

RNHS likewise expresses its heartfelt gratitude to the Barangay Officials of Roosevelt, headed by OIC Barangay Captain Aries Cordova, for their valuable support and assistance in this initiative.

Special recognition is also given to Ma'am Ericka Ronda, teacher of Roosevelt National High School, who selflessly coordinated the activity and, despite the suspension of classes, willingly gave her time and effort to travel to Pilar, Bataan to pick up and facilitate the receipt of the agricultural supplies for the school.

The school also extends its heartfelt appreciation to our dedicated non-teaching personnel, Kuya Bryan and Kuya Vernon, for generously assisting Ma'am Ericka in the retrieval and transport of the agricultural tools and supplies. Their willingness to extend their service even beyond regular school operations reflects their unwavering commitment to supporting the school and its programs.

This collective effort exemplifies the true spirit of bayanihan, teamwork, and dedication to service. Through the continued collaboration of government agencies, barangay officials, teachers, non-teaching personnel, and community stakeholders, Roosevelt National High School continues to strengthen its programs that provide learners with meaningful and practical learning experiences.

Maraming salamat po sa lahat ng naging bahagi ng matagumpay na pagkakaloob at pagkuha ng mga kagamitang pang-agrikultura para sa Roosevelt National High School! 🌱🌾

Together, we grow—not only crops, but also responsible, productive, and environmentally conscious learners.

20/08/2026

BATAENO PASS REGISTRATION AND PROFILE COMPLETION of Parents and students of Roosevelt NHS
(no son/s or daughter/s in Rnhs will not be entertained)

To all Parents and Students of Roosevelt National High School:

Please be informed that an Account Verification and Profile Completion Assistance Activity for the Bataeno Pass will be held on September 23, 2026 at Roosevelt National High School.

A team from the Provincial Capitol will be present to assist parents and students who are experiencing difficulties with their Bataeno Pass registration, account verification, or profile completion.

Important Reminder:
Parents and students who already have a successfully registered and verified Bataeno Pass are NOT required to attend the activity. Simply inform your student’s
adviser that you have already completed the registration.

Roosevelt National High School is committed to ensuring that all students are properly registered in the Bataeno Pass system as part of our efforts to strengthen safety and security within the school.

We encourage everyone who has not yet completed their registration or is experiencing difficulties to take advantage of this assistance.

Your cooperation is highly appreciated.

Roosevelt National High School
For the safety, security, and protection of every student.

20/08/2026

Hindi dapat ituring na “normal” o katanggap-tanggap ang bullying. Maaaring palaging may taong mapang-api, pero hindi ibig sabihin na kailangan natin itong tanggapin. Ang dapat matutuhan ng mga bata ay kung paano protektahan ang sarili, humingi ng tulong, magtakda ng boundaries, at makitungo nang tama sa iba.

Ano ang maaaring gawin kapag nakakaranas ng Bullying?

1. Huwag agad gumanti.
Ang pagganti sa pamamagitan ng pananakit o pang-iinsulto ay maaaring lalo lamang magpalala ng sitwasyon.
2. Maging kalmado at matatag.
Turuan silang magsabi nang malinaw: “Hindi tama ang ginagawa mo. Itigil mo.” Hindi kailangang sumigaw o makipagsuntukan para ipakita ang tapang.
3. Lumayo sa sitwasyon kung kinakailangan.
Ang pag-alis sa lugar kung saan nangyayari ang bullying ay hindi kahinaan. Ito ay paraan ng pagprotekta sa sarili.
4. Huwag sarilinin ang problema.
Sabihin agad sa magulang, g**o, adviser, guidance counselor, school head, o ibang mapagkakatiwalaang nakatatanda. Ang pagsasabi ng bullying ay hindi pagsusumbong; ito ay paghingi ng tulong.
5. Magkaroon ng mabuting support system.
Mas mahirap ma-isolate ang isang bata kapag mayroon siyang mabubuting kaibigan at mga taong handang tumayo sa kanyang tabi.
6. Matutong magtakda ng boundaries.
Kailangang malaman ng mga bata na may karapatan silang magsabi ng “Hindi,” “Tama na,” at “Ayoko sa ginagawa mo.”
7. Sa cyberbullying, huwag patulan online.
I-save ang screenshots, i-block o i-report ang nang-aapi, at ipaalam agad sa magulang o paaralan.
8. Palakasin ang confidence, pero huwag turuang maging mapagmataas.
Ang tunay na pagiging matatag ay hindi ang pagiging dominante sa iba. Ito ay ang kakayahang kontrolin ang sarili, igalang ang kapwa, at manindigan kapag may mali.
9. Turuan din silang huwag maging bystander.
Kung may nakikitang binubully, hindi kailangang makipag-away. Maaari silang lumapit sa teacher, samahan ang biktima, o humingi ng tulong sa nakatatanda.
10. Turuan ang empathy at respeto.
Ang pinakamabisang paraan upang mabawasan ang bullying ay hindi lamang ang pagtuturo sa biktima kung paano umiwas, kundi ang pagbabago rin sa kultura ng grupo—na hindi cool, nakakatawa, o kahanga-hanga ang pang-aapi.

“Hindi mo kailangang maging mas malakas kaysa sa bully. Kailangan mong maging matalino sa paraan ng iyong pagtugon, malaman ang iyong halaga, at huwag matakot humingi ng tulong.”

At bilang mga matatanda, hindi sapat na sabihan ang bata na “matuto kang lumaban.” Responsibilidad din ng paaralan, pamilya, at komunidad na gumawa ng ligtas na kapaligiran kung saan hindi kailangang harapin ng bata ang bullying nang mag-isa.

Kaisa po ang ating paaralan upang malabanan, hindi man ito mapigilan ay mabawasan ang ganitong pangyayari sa loob ng paaralan. Sa Roosevelt National High School, “Gusto ko, LAGING OKEY KA”

19/08/2026

Barangay Education Chairman Leads Safety Inspection of Community-School Bridge Amid Continuous Heavy Rains

August 19, 2026 — Following several days of continuous heavy rainfall and overflowing waterways in the area, a vital footbridge connecting the local community to Roosevelt National High School underwent a critical safety assessment today.

The inspection was personally spearheaded by Barangay Education Chairman Councilor Alvin Cordova, who carefully assessed the physical condition of the bridge, including its structural components, retaining banks, and the surrounding waterways.

After the assessment, Councilor Cordova verified that the bridge remains safe for passage. This assurance provides parents, teachers, learners, and other stakeholders with greater confidence and peace of mind as they use the bridge despite the continuing rainy conditions.

Recognizing the need for long-term safety and resilience, proactive measures are already being initiated to strengthen the structure and protect it against possible damage caused by future heavy rains and flooding.

This coming Friday, the School Principal of Roosevelt National High School will attend the official barangay session to formally request OIC Barangay Captain Aries Cordova for necessary structural improvements, including the reinforcement of the bridge’s foundation and other measures deemed essential to ensure the continued safety of the community and the school.

The school expresses its appreciation to Councilor Alvin Cordova and the barangay officials for their prompt attention, concern, and commitment to the safety and welfare of the school community.

17/08/2026

17/08/2026

After a month-long wait, the licenses and certificates of the teaching personnel, non-teaching personnel, and student participants of Roosevelt National High School have finally arrived!

The certificates were issued to the participants who successfully attended the Basic Life Support (BLS) Training held on May 6–7, 2026, at Roosevelt National High School, Dinalupihan, Bataan.

The BLS licenses are valid until May 2028, giving our certified participants two years of recognition for their acquired knowledge and life-saving skills.

This training equipped our personnel and students with essential knowledge and practical skills in responding to emergencies, performing basic life-saving procedures, and providing immediate assistance when needed.

We are grateful to everyone who participated and contributed to the success of this important training. Congratulations to all our certified BLS participants! Your commitment to learning life-saving skills strengthens our school’s preparedness and promotes a safer environment for everyone.

Roosevelt National High School — Building a safer, more prepared, and more resilient school community.

16/08/2026

𝐖𝐀𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐀𝐒𝐎𝐊 | 𝐀𝐔𝐆𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝟏𝟕, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔

Ipinababatid sa lahat na walang pasok ngayong Lunes, Agosto 17, 2026, sa lahat ng antas ng pampubliko at pribadong paaralan sa Bayan ng Dinalupihan.

Patuloy na mag-ingat at manatiling updated sa mga susunod na anunsyo. Maraming salamat sa pakikiisa.

16/08/2026

12/08/2026

𝐖𝐀𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐏𝐀𝐒𝐎𝐊 | 𝐀𝐆𝐎𝐒𝐓𝐎 𝟏𝟑, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔

Alinsunod sa anunsyo ng lokal na pamahalaan, walang pasok sa lahat ng pampubliko at pribadong paaralan sa Bayan ng Dinalupihan ngayong Huwebes, Agosto 13, 2026, mula Kindergarten hanggang Grade 12 (SHS).

Pinapayuhan ang lahat na manatiling ligtas, alerto, at patuloy na subaybayan ang mga opisyal na anunsyo at abiso ng Bayan ng Dinalupihan.

Mag-ingat tayong lahat!

11/08/2026

Heroes in Cyan: How Roosevelt National High School Is Championing an Anti-Bullying Revolution
In high school hallways across the globe, silence is often the loudest indicator of distress. Fear of social retaliation, feeling isolated, or believing that "nobody can help" frequently keeps students from speaking up when they experience or witness bullying.
To break this cycle, Roosevelt National High School has launched a dynamic visual advocacy campaign titled "Hero in Everyone." Combining futuristic superhero imagery with real-world school settings, the initiative aims to redefine what it truly means to be brave on campus.
Reimagining Bullying Prevention: The Power of Visual Storytelling
At the center of the campaign is Cyra, a guardian figure clad in glowing cyan armor. She represents protection, integrity, and the inner strength present within every student.
Rather than relying on traditional, text-heavy flyers or standard lectures, the campaign uses short, action-packed narrative clips. Set directly within familiar school spaces—such as classrooms, locker corridors, and the flagpole courtyard—the videos portray realistic student interactions transformed by timely intervention.
The Campaign's Core Narrative
1. The Silent Struggle: Students encounter common forms of bullying, including verbal harassment and stolen property, leaving them feeling isolated.
2. Empowered Intervention: Cyra steps in, using her powers to block harassment, return taken items, and introduce official support tools like the DepEd Anti-Bullying Manual.
3. Student Unity: Inspired by this protection, students gain the confidence to stand by one another, walk together to guidance counselors, and report incidents directly to teachers.
4. A United Campus: The narrative culminates in the main courtyard, where the entire student body stands together in solidarity.
Moving From Bystanders to Upstanders
A central goal of the campaign is to shift student culture from passive observation to active support. In many bullying scenarios, bystanders hesitate to intervene out of fear or uncertain expectations.
By framing reporting not as "tattling," but as an act of genuine heroism, the campaign encourages students to take immediate, constructive action whenever they see a peer in need.

The Core Campaign Slogan

⚡ “MAGSALITA. TUMULONG. AT MAGING BAYANI.” > (Speak up. Help. Be a hero.)

Magsabi sa g**o at ’wag manahimik. (Report to teachers and do not stay silent.) > * STOP BULLYING. BE KIND. > * No bullying in Roosevelt National High School!

Building a Safer School Community
Through the "Hero in Everyone" campaign, Roosevelt National High School sets a strong precedent for modern anti-bullying advocacy. By blending engaging digital content with actionable advice, the school reinforces a simple, powerful truth: every student has the power to protect their peers and keep their campus safe #