Governor Julio V. Macuja Memorial Comprehensive High School

12/04/2026

Congratulations to the 22 outstanding students of Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) for successfully passing the NC I Assessment for the School Year 2025–2026!

Your hard work, perseverance, and dedication have truly paid off. This achievement marks an important step toward a brighter future in the field of welding and skilled trades. May this success inspire you to continue honing your craft and striving for excellence.

We are proud of you—keep the fire burning and the sparks flying!

Congratulations also to their proud subject teacher Mr. Divmarch Salcedo and to the adviser Mr. Jimmy Lumogdang II!

06/04/2026

Gov. Julio V. Macuja Memorial Comprehensive High School and St. Anthony's College as partner schools in the teaching internship of graduating BSED students—working together to nurture future educators through meaningful classroom experience, guidance, and excellence in teaching.
SAC 2026 Completion Ceremony
Teaching Internship.

06/04/2026

Warmest congratulations to all Caregiving NC II passers of Gov. Julio V. Macuja Memorial Comprehensive High School for School Year 2025–2026!

Your hard work, compassion, and dedication have paid off. This achievement marks a meaningful step toward a future of service and excellence in the caregiving profession. May you continue to inspire others with your commitment and care.

We are proud of you and to your adviser/subject teacher Mrs. Karen R. Estolano—keep reaching for your dreams!

02/04/2026

The administration, faculty, and students of Governor Julio V. Macuja Memorial Comprehensive High School extend their sincere and profound gratitude to our distinguished alumni, Mr. Ian Kuizon Montañez (Batch 2010), Completion Speaker, and Mrs. Conielyn M. Relota (Batch 2001), Graduation Speaker, for graciously honoring the Completion and Graduation Ceremony held at UA–Hamtic Campus on March 31, 2026.

We deeply appreciate your invaluable presence and for sharing your remarkable journeys—your hardships, experiences, motivations, and the steadfast dedication that led to your success in your respective professions. Your inspiring messages have left a lasting impact on our completers and graduates, affirming that poverty is not a barrier to the attainment of one’s dreams, but rather a circumstance that can be overcome through perseverance, commitment, and the support of those who uplift and guide us.

Moreover, your emphasis on the value of education, as well as the importance of respecting and obeying one’s parents, serves as a guiding principle for our students as they embark on the next chapter of their lives.

Once again, we express our deepest appreciation for your meaningful contribution in inspiring our graduates to strive for excellence and to pursue their aspirations with determination and integrity.

31/03/2026

Every video tells a story- not just of achievements, but of courage, growth, and unforgettable moments.

From small beginnings to meaningful victories, these clips capture the journey of Grade 10 Completers for school year 2025-2026 who dared to dream, worked hard, and never gave up. Behind every smile is a challenge conquered, every success a story worth remembering.

These are more than memories — they are proof that every step, no matter how small, leads to something great.

Let us all witness and celebrate the journey. Honor the effort. Relive the moments. 🎓✨

Congratulations, remember why you started, Completers Class of 2026. We are so proud of you.

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27/03/2026

We are honored and joyuous to welcome our distinguished Guest Speaker for our Completion Ceremony 2026, MR. IAN KUIZON MONTAÑEZ, an accomplished educator whose work in English Language Teaching continues to make a meaningful impact in an International Education Institution in Kobe City, Japan.

With a passion for empowering learners and fostering global communication, our speaker will bring valuable insights, innovative strategies, and real-world experiences that will surely inspire both students and educators alike.

Join us as we learn, connect, and grow together through this enriching opportunity. See you all on March 31, 2026, 8:00 AM at University of Antique- Hamtic Campus, Convention Center.

27/03/2026

It is with great pride and joy that we warmly welcome Mrs. Conielyn M. Relota to the 9th Commencement Exercises of the Graduating Class of 2026 of Gov. Julio V. Macuja Memorial Comprehensive High School.

We are deeply honored to have with us our distinguished commencement speaker on March 31, 2026 @ 1 PM at UA-Hamtic Campus.

04/03/2026

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our valued Industry Partners for your unwavering support during the SHS Work Immersion Program for School Year 2025–2026. Your guidance and mentorship have greatly contributed to our students’ growth and real-world learning experience.

28/02/2026

Grade 7 Classifying Exam Schedule for S.Y. 2026-2027.

04/01/2026

🎉 Welcome back to school, dearest learners! 🎉

As we open the doors to Year 2026, we also welcome a new year of dreams, goals, and possibilities. 🌟

May this school year be filled with curiosity, courage, and countless moments of learning and growth.

Let us start fresh, aim higher, and learn better—together! 📚✨

See you tom, Macujanians!

04/01/2026

31/12/2025

Camp Kainomayan, Botolan, Zambales | December 14–21, 2025

The spirit of brotherhood, leadership, and service came alive as Filipino Scouts took part in the 33rd Asia-Pacific Scout Jamboree held at Camp Kainomayan in Botolan, Zambales from December 14 to 21, 2025. For the participating delegates, the jamboree was more than a camp—it was a one-of-a-kind, first-hand experience that nurtured character, strengthened skills, and created friendships that crossed borders.

Representing Gov. Julio V. Macuja MCHS (Hamtic North) with pride were Sct. Ramsis Del Rosario, Sct. Nicole Angelie Baldove, Sct. Maxin Delgado, Sct. Yonder Bon Santillan, and Sct. Gieyan Salvaloza, together with their dedicated Scout Leaders Sctr. Ramon Barcebal Jr., Sctr. Maria Lenissie Clutario, and Sctr. Jovelyn Villahermosa. Throughout the eight-day international gathering, they stood shoulder to shoulder with fellow Scouts from across the Asia-Pacific region, united by the Scout Oath and Law.

Each day was filled with meaningful activities designed to develop leadership, resilience, teamwork, and cultural understanding. From survival skills and environmental stewardship workshops to leadership challenges and community-building exercises, the Scouts learned by doing—embracing responsibility, adaptability, and service.

The guidance of the Scout Leaders played a vital role in shaping the experience. Through mentorship and example, Sctr. Ramon Barcebal Jr., Sctr. Maria Lenissie Clutario, and Sctr. Jovelyn Villahermosa ensured that safety, discipline, and learning went hand in hand. Their leadership empowered the Scouts to step up, lead with confidence, and live out the values of Scouting in every activity.

As the jamboree concluded, the Scouts returned home carrying more than souvenirs. They brought with them new skills, broadened perspectives, and strengthened values—ready to apply what they learned in their schools, barangays, and future endeavors. The 33rd Asia-Pacificl Scout Jamboree proved to be a transformative journey, one that will remain etched in their memories as a defining chapter of growth, friendship, and lifelong learning.

Indeed, Camp Kainomayan was not just a destination—it was a milestone in shaping young leaders committed to service, unity, and a better world.