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Maximina Lim Tabilon HS, Calupa-an, Guihulngan (2026)

29/09/2026

MLTHS Receives Protective Gear Jackets and Lapel Microphones from SDO Guihulngan City

Maximina Lim Tabilon High School (MLTHS) expresses its sincere gratitude to the Schools Division Office of Guihulngan City for the provision of essential resources that strengthen both school safety and classroom instruction.

On September 29, 2026, MLTHS received eight (8) protective gear jackets intended to help protect school personnel who may be exposed to Mt. Kanlaon ashfall and other related volcanic hazards, in line with the Division’s continuing preparedness and response efforts.

The school also received seven (7) centrally procured lapel microphones for its teachers. The lapel microphones form part of the Division’s efforts to provide immediate classroom support and enhance teachers’ instructional delivery and communication.

The 8 protective gear jackets and 7 lapel microphones were claimed by Sir Noel Gaudan on behalf of MLTHS and were subsequently distributed by the School Head, Ma’am Bernadette Gaudan, to the intended teacher-recipients.

These resources are valuable additions to MLTHS, providing teachers with both protective equipment for disaster preparedness and instructional tools to support effective classroom communication.

MLTHS extends its heartfelt appreciation to the Department of Education – Schools Division of Guihulngan City, under the leadership of Schools Division Superintendent Orlando G. Cadano, EdD, CESO V, for its continued support to schools and teachers.

From preparedness and protection to improved classroom communication, every support makes a meaningful difference in strengthening the MLTHS learning community.

Thank you, SDO Guihulngan City, for continuously supporting MLTHS and its teachers!

Safety. Support. Service. Stronger MLTHS!

, Maximina!

24/09/2026

A HARVEST OF HARD WORK, TEAMWORK, AND HEART! 🏆💚

Congratulations to us, Maximinians for securing 4th Place in the Gulayan at Palaisdaan Alay sa Kabataan (GPAK)! 🥹🎉👏

Proudly representing the First Congressional District of the Province of Negros Oriental, our humble rural school continues to demonstrate that dedication, collaboration, and community support can turn simple initiatives into meaningful achievements.

This accomplishment is a product of the collective efforts of the MLTHS family and the people who have continuously supported the implementation of the GPAK program.

Our sincere gratitude goes to our GPAK Coordinators, Sir Noel Gaudan and Sir Jason Magallano, for their commitment, coordination, and tireless efforts in carrying out the program. Your dedication and hard work have been instrumental in this achievement. Ang inyong pagpainit ug pagsuroy-suroy sa mga replicators ug paggiya sa mga bata sa pagtagad sa mga tanom kay nagbunga ra jud.

We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to our former School Head, Sir Alwin Rodrigo, and our current School Head, Ma’am Bernadette Gaudan, for always there providing valuable technical assistance, guidance, and support to our GPAK Coordinators throughout the implementation of the program. Your leadership and encouragement have helped strengthen our efforts and make this accomplishment possible.

Our deepest thanks to our GPAK replicators, sa way duha2 nga pag-apil sa Maong programa and whose hands-on work and dedication brought our school garden to life.

We are also grateful to the City Agriculture Office, PAO Negros Oriental, and the DepEd Division Office for the technical guidance, support, and assistance extended to our school.

Special appreciation to Ma’am Rosaminda Dupio and Sir Belmark Alvarado for your invaluable guidance and support throughout our GPAK journey. And to sir Allimar Amaat, usa sa in charge sa muhatag og mga seeds from DA Guihulngan para gamiton sa among garden ug sa mga replicators.

To our students, parents, and teachers of MLTHS, thank you for your time, effort, cooperation, and wholehearted participation. Every seed planted, every garden tended, every fishpond cared for, and every challenge overcome has contributed to this achievement.

From our humble school in the First Congressional District of Negros Oriental, we are reminded that when a community works together, something beautiful can grow.

🏆 4TH PLACE — GULAYAN AT PALAISDAAN ALAY SA KABATAAN (GPAK)!

A milestone made possible by teamwork, dedication, and a shared commitment to our learners and community.

Padayon sa pagtanom, pag-atiman ug pag-ani sa kalampusan!

Congratulations, MLTHS Family! 🎉👏

, Maximina!💪🏽

18/09/2026

🌟 WELCOME TO THE MLTHS FAMILY! 🌟

We are delighted to welcome our new Teacher I to Maximina Lim Tabilon High School! 💚

👩‍🏫 Jessa B. Tejares
👩‍🏫 Nida A. Cuevas
👩‍🏫 Beverly R. Sumiyaya

With diverse academic backgrounds, professional experiences, and a shared passion for education, our new teachers bring fresh perspectives, skills, and inspiration to our school community.

May your journey with MLTHS be filled with meaningful connections, purposeful teaching, and countless opportunities to inspire our learners. Together, let us continue building a stronger and brighter future for every learner. 🌱📚✨

Welcome, Teachers! We are excited to have you as part of the MLTHS family! 💚

12/09/2026

Two days of learning, collaboration, sharing, and professional growth have come to a meaningful close! 📚✨

Our heartfelt gratitude goes to everyone who made the 2-Day INSET Training 2026: Improving Teaching Through Differentiated Learning, ICT, Literacy, and Numeracy” at Trinidad National High School a successful and enriching experience.

We sincerely thank Dr. Emilia Baydal, Cluster 8 Consultant – EPSvr in MAPEH, and Dr. Myrna Amallo, Cluster Head, for their leadership, guidance, and invaluable support in making this training possible.

Our deepest appreciation also goes to Sir Josh Zozobrado, Assistant Principal II and School Head of Trinidad National High School, for graciously hosting the training and for his warm welcome, support, and hospitality. Along with Dr. Baydal and Dr. Amallo, we recognize your efforts in preparing the training design and necessary documents that served as the foundation of this meaningful professional development activity.

A special appreciation goes to our Class Manager and Facilitator, Mam Bernadette Gaudan, School Heaf of Maximina Lim Tabilon High School for her dedication and assistance in ensuring that the sessions were well-managed and engaging.

We also proudly acknowledge our dedicated facilitators: Sir Jezrel Manosor for Literacy, Sir Bernard Barino for Numeracy, and Mam Jessa Tejares for ICT, whose time, effort, preparation, and passion for sharing knowledge contributed greatly to the success of the training. And to Sir Mark Ferolino for delivering session 0 and for his active assistance.

And to all the participants, TNHS and MLTHS teachers, thank you for your active participation, enthusiasm, cooperation, and willingness to learn and share. Your meaningful engagement made the two-day INSET not just a training, but a valuable avenue for connection, reflection, and professional growth. 🙌

Indeed, learning becomes more meaningful when we learn together.

May we bring the knowledge, insights, and strategies gained from this training back to our classrooms and continue to make a positive difference in the lives of our learners.

Daghang salamat sa inyong tanan! 💚
Padayon sa pagkat-on, paglambo, ug pag-alagad! Insert mam Nida Cuevas

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07/09/2026

📰 DSPC 2026 | DAY 1 OF 2 🐝

Maximinians are making their mark at the Division Schools Press Conference! With 6 young journalists and 4 dedicated coaches- a bigger team than before!Maximina Lim Tabilon High School steps forward with courage, passion, and unwavering support. ✍️🔥

What makes this journey even more inspiring is that most of our young journalists are athletes themselves—balancing training, competitions, academics, and journalism with determination and discipline. They prove that the same dedication shown on the playing field can also shine through every story they write.

More than medals, this is about finding our voices, learning, gaining exposure, and growing through every story.

05/09/2026

🏆 ENDING CLEAA MEET 2026 WITH PRIDE, GLORY, AND MEDALS! 🥇🥈🥉

What an incredible way to conclude the CLEAA MEET 2026! Our athletes stepped onto the field and courts with courage, determination, and heart—and proudly brought home a remarkable collection of GOLD, SILVER, and BRONZE MEDALS! 🏅✨

From the track and field to the courts, our young athletes proved that hard work, discipline, teamwork, and perseverance truly lead to success.

🏃‍♀️ ATHLETICS – GIRLS SECONDARY

🥇 100m Dash – GOLD
🥇 200m Dash – GOLD
🥇🥈 400m Dash – GOLD & SILVER
🥇🥈 800m Run – GOLD & SILVER
🥇🥈 1500m Run – GOLD & SILVER
🥇🥈 3000m Run – GOLD & SILVER
🥈🥉 Discus Throw – SILVER & BRONZE
🥉 Javelin Throw – BRONZE

Coaches: Jezrel Manosor & Kathy Kate Lopez

🏐 VOLLEYBALL – SECONDARY BOYS
🥇 GOLD MEDAL
Coach: Bernard Barino

🏐 VOLLEYBALL – SECONDARY GIRLS
🥇 GOLD MEDAL
Coach: Jason Magallano

🏀 3x3 BASKETBALL – BOYS
🥈 SILVER MEDAL
Coach: Mark Ferolino

💚THE TEAM BEHIND THE VICTORY

Behind every medal and every victory is a dedicated team whose support made this journey possible.

👏 Conditioning Coaches: Noel Gaudan & Tinth Navarro

📝 Officiating Officials: Beverly Sumiyaya & Jessa Tejares

🍳 Kitchen Team: Princess Jane Mahinay & Teresito Manosor with their maabtikon nga assistants,Jimer Omadlao, Honeybee Patac, Meregen Gabatan and Angeline Emperoso

🏫 School Administrator/School Head: Bernadette C. Gaudan nga very supportive kaayo

👕 JERSEY SPONSORS
Our heartfelt gratitude to the Parents, Guardians and the Cena Family for generously providing financial assistance for our athletes’ jerseys. Thank you for helping them proudly wear our school colors and represent our school with confidence! 💚

🚐 TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT
A special and heartfelt thank you to the Navarro Family and Gaudan Family for generously lending transportation for our delegation. Your kindness and generosity helped ensure that our athletes and team could travel safely and conveniently throughout the competition. 🙏💚

And to Sir Jason Magallano and Sir Tinth Navarro, thank you for taking the wheel and personally driving the transportation. Your time, effort, and dedication are deeply appreciated! 🚐👏

To our athletes, coaches, parents, sponsors, officials, support staff, families, and school administration—this victory belongs to all of us! 🤝🏆

Every medal represents countless hours of training, sacrifices, teamwork, and determination. But beyond the medals, CLEAA Meet 2026 gave our athletes memories, friendships, lessons, and experiences that they will carry with them long after the competition.

🎉 CONGRATULATIONS, OUR DEAR ATHLETES AND COACHES!

Thank you to everyone who stood behind our delegation and believed in our young athletes.

CLEAA MEET 2026 — WE CAME. WE COMPETED. WE GAVE OUR BEST. WE CONQUERED! 🏆🥇🥈🥉

💚MAXIMINA PRIDE! 💚
MLTHS, STINGERS 🐝!
Atoa ni tanan nga kadaugan ❤️

09|3-4| 26

03/09/2026

MAXIMINA JOINS THE CLUSTER EIGHT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEET!

The Cluster Eight Athletic Association Meet officially opened today, bringing together different schools across the cluster for a celebration of athletic talent, teamwork, sportsmanship, and school pride. 🏅🔥

With the opening ceremonies setting the stage, the games were already underway, and our very own Maximina athletes proudly stepped into the competition, ready to give their best against fellow student-athletes from participating schools.

And what a promising start! On opening day, Maximina has already bagged gold medals! 🥇👏 Their early victories reflect their hard work, determination, and dedication to their craft.

The competition continues tomorrow, and we are hoping for more exciting games, strong performances, and more victories for Maximina! 💪🏆

Congratulations to our athletes! Keep playing with heart and making Maximina proud! 💙🥇

2026

22/08/2026

MLTHS Conducts School-Based Press Conference

GUIHULNGAN CITY — Maximina Lim Tabilon High School (MLTHS) successfully conducted its School-Based Press Conference (SBPC) on August 19–20, 2026, with the theme, “Empowering Young Journalists Through Responsible and Excellent Campus Journalism.”

The two-day activity aimed to enhance the skills of aspiring campus journalists in various journalistic disciplines while promoting responsible, ethical, and excellent journalism.

Through a series of activities and writing exercises, the participants were given opportunities to develop their skills in gathering information, writing news, and effectively communicating stories to the school community.

The activity was spearheaded and facilitated by the School Paper Adviser, Mr. Tinth T. Navarro, along with his fellow coaches, who shared their knowledge, expertise, and guidance in helping the young journalists strengthen their skills and understand the responsibilities of campus journalism.

The SBPC served as a venue for MLTHS learners to discover and develop their potential as young journalists who are committed to truth, accuracy, responsibility, and excellence in campus journalism.

As the activity concluded, the young journalists were encouraged to continue honing their craft and use their voices to inform, inspire, and make a positive impact in their school and community.

06/08/2026

🧼🦠 Prioritizing the Health and Safety of Our Learners and School Personnel

As part of our proactive health and safety measures, the class advisers of Maximina Lim Tabilon High School conducted the cleaning and disinfection of their respective classrooms to help prevent the spread of sore eyes (conjunctivitis), following the reported increase in cases across the Province of Negros Oriental.

This initiative is undertaken in support of the preventive measures outlined in Executive Order No. 50, Series of 2026, issued by Governor Manuel “Chaco” Sagarbarria, promoting a safe and healthy learning environment for all.

Gina-awhag nato ang tanan sa padayon nga pagsunod sa husto nga mga pamaagi sa kalimpyo:
✔️ Hugasi kanunay ang inyong mga kamot.
✔️ Likayi ang paghikap o pagpahid sa mata.
✔️ Ayaw pagpaambit sa mga tualya, panyo, o personal nga gamit.
✔️ Mangayo ug medikal nga tabang ug magpabilin sa balay kung adunay sintomas sa piskat o sore eyes.

Magtinabangay kita aron mapadayon ang kaluwasan, kahimsog, ug maayong palibot sa pagkat-on sa atong eskwelahan.

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