DepEd Tayo Maximo T. Hernandez Memorial Integrated HS-Batangas Province

Maximo T. Hernandez Memorial Integrated High School successfully conducted its Parents’ Orientation Program on June 11, 2026, bringing together parents, guardians, school personnel, and community stakeholders in a shared commitment to support our learners for the new school year.

The orientation provided important updates on the Learning System Reform Policies (LSRP), Strengthened Senior High School Program, grading system, school rules and regulations, and the Child Protection Policy and Anti-Bullying Act. Through meaningful discussions and active participation, parents gained valuable insights into the school's programs, expectations, and initiatives aimed at ensuring the holistic development of every learner.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our barangay officials, school stakeholders, and parents for their unwavering support and partnership in education. Together, we continue to build a stronger learning community and a brighter future for our learners.

Today, Maximo T. Hernandez Memorial Integrated High School successfully conducted a Nutritional Assessment, Weighing and Height Measurement, and BMI Monitoring Activity for our learners. This initiative aims to assess the nutritional status of students, monitor their growth and development, and provide valuable data for the implementation of school health and nutrition programs.

The activity would not have been possible without the support and assistance of the dedicated Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) and Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNSs) from the barangays served by our school. Their commitment and expertise helped ensure the smooth and accurate conduct of the assessment.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our health and nutrition partners for working hand in hand with the school in promoting the well-being of our learners. Together, we continue to build a healthier and stronger school community.

Proud of You! Galaw Maximo Dance Theater 🥰

Thank you, Galaw Maximo Dance Theater of Maximo T. Hernandez Integrated High School, for your inspiring performance at the MATATAG NA BATANGAS AWARD.

Your talent, passion, and dedication continue to bring pride to Ibaan and showcase the excellence of our young Ibaeños. Congratulations and keep shining! ✨👏

A heartfelt thank you to the Ibaan Municipal Federation Parent-Teacher Association (IMFPTA) for sharing blessings and extending support to our learners through the distribution of school uniforms and cleaning materials.

This meaningful initiative was made possible through the leadership of President Sheryl An M. Andal, Treasurer Jenny Endaya, and the IMFPTA Board of Directors: Roldan Sastado, Babylyn Añosa, Rocelyn Banawa, Niel Briones, Reymond Peñoso, and Darryl Tan.

The activity reflects the true spirit of bayanihan—bringing together parents, schools, and the community in ensuring that every Batang Ibaan is equipped, confident, and ready for another year of learning.

Together, we build cleaner schools, stronger communities, and brighter futures for our learners.

💙📚 Sama-sama para sa edukasyon.
💙📚 Sama-sama para sa kinabukasan ng bawat Batang Ibaan.

Maximo T. Hernandez Memorial Integrated High School, headed by Dr. Marlon R. Piňon, welcomes Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Jofit P. Dayoc for a Monitoring and Technical Assistance Visit aimed at providing valuable insights and recommendations on teaching loads, assessment practices, grading implementation, and Senior High School additional program offerings like ALS.

Among the key points discussed were the implementation of the new grading system, the importance of improving assessment validity through quality test construction, and the need for continuous teacher capacity building. The visiting team also shared recommendations on aligning Senior High School specializations with community and industry needs to better prepare learners for future employment and career opportunities.

The school is grateful for the constructive feedback and technical guidance provided, which will serve as valuable inputs in strengthening instructional practices and enhancing educational programs for the benefit of all learners.

💙 Together, we continue to pursue excellence in education through collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement.

PARENTS ORIENTATION 2026

Ang pamunuan ng Maximo T. Hernandez Memorial Integrated High School ay malugod na nag-aanyaya sa lahat ng mga magulang at mag-aaral ng Grade 7–12 sa ating Parents Orientation para sa Taong Panuruan 2026–2027.

Mga Detalye ng Oryentasyon

Petsa: Hunyo 11, 2026 (Huwebes)

Oras: 8:00 ng umaga

Lugar: Covered Court, Maximo T. Hernandez Memorial Integrated High School

Tatalakayin sa Oryentasyon

Grade 7–10: Learning System Reform Policies (LSRP)

Grade 11–12: Strengthened Senior High School Program

Layunin ng pagpupulong na ito na maipaliwanag ang mahahalagang pagbabago at patakaran sa edukasyon upang matiyak ang kaalaman, pakikiisa, at kahandaan ng ating mga magulang at mag-aaral sa bagong taon ng pag-aaral.

Inaanyayahan ang lahat na dumalo at makiisa!

Magkasama tayo para sa mas maayos na bukas!

Worm-Free, Worry Free, Promoting Healthy Living

First WIFA, and DEWORMING activity for SY 2026-2027

Maximo T. Hernandez Memorial Integrated High School, headed by Dr. Marlon R. Piñon, successfully underwent the Opening of Classes Monitoring for School Year 2026–2027, conducted by the Department of Education - Division of Batangas Province, represented by Dr. Khareen M. Cadano.

During the monitoring, the school's readiness in terms of governance and administrative preparedness, curriculum implementation, school safety, learning resources, stakeholder engagement, and overall operational readiness was assessed. Results showed that the school has effectively complied with the required standards and indicators necessary for the smooth opening of classes.

The successful monitoring reflects the collective efforts of the school administration, teaching and non-teaching personnel, parents, community partners, and other stakeholders who continuously support the school's mission of providing quality, inclusive, and learner-centered education.

This achievement demonstrates MTHMIHS's commitment to maintaining a safe, organized, and conducive learning environment where every learner can thrive and succeed.

Together, we continue to uphold excellence, preparedness, and quality education for all.

Happy Birthday to our OIC-Assistant Schools Division Superintendent JOFIT P. DAYOC! 🎉🎂
Wishing you a day filled with joy, good health, and countless blessings. Thank you for your inspiring leadership, dedication, and unwavering commitment to excellence in education. May this new year of your life bring continued success, happiness, and fulfillment.
Happy Birthday Sir Jofit and more power

Happy Birthday to our OIC-Assistant Schools Division Superintendent JOFIT P. DAYOC! 🎉🎂

Wishing you a day filled with joy, good health, and countless blessings. Thank you for your inspiring leadership, dedication, and unwavering commitment to excellence in education. May this new year of your life bring continued success, happiness, and fulfillment.

Happy Birthday Sir Jofit and more power! 🎈🎊

The successful conduct of the Regional Chief Girl Scout Medal Scheme (CGSMS) Monitoring and Final Evaluation on May 21, 2026, marked a significant milestone in the journey of service, leadership, and community development of the Maximonian Girl Scouts This featured the two community projects under ecology implemented in the Municipality of Ibaan, Batangas: “Brighter Paths, Greener Power: A Solar Lighting Project” by CGSMS Candidate Shanelle Gems G. Guerra at Purok 6, Barangay Malainin, Ibaan, Batangas and “Safe Steps Under Brighter Streets: A Road Light Initiative” by CGSMS Candidate Ehra Kylee T. Ebero at Purok 6, Barangay Salaban I, Ibaan, Batangas.

The success of the monitoring and final evaluation was made possible through the invaluable guidance and support of the esteemed evaluators, Tita Victoria N. Uy, GSP Southern Luzon Regional Executive Director, and Tita Ma. Perlinda Glen A. Beranica. Their wisdom, encouragement, and commitment to youth empowerment inspired the candidates to continue pursuing initiatives that create positive change.

The Maximonian Girl Scouts also extend their sincere appreciation to the school leaders of Maximo T. Hernandez Memorial Integrated High School, Mrs. Ma. Veronica C. Roxas, Principal II, and Dr. Marlon R. Piñon, Assistant School Principal II, whose unwavering support strengthened the implementation of the projects and encouraged the Girl Scouts to become responsible and compassionate leaders.

Special recognition is likewise given to the dedicated troop leaders, Tita Jessa A. Marcelo and Tita Jesica P. Cantos, together with all the troop leaders of the school. Their mentorship, guidance, and steadfast support played a vital role in turning the candidates’ visions into successful community-based projects.

Heartfelt gratitude is also extended to the local government officials and community partners of Barangay Malainin, headed by Hon. Dante A. Dela Peña, Barangay Captain, and Barangay Salaban I, headed by Hon. Jonh Michael U. Babadilla, Barangay Captain, together with their Barangay Councilors and Barangay Health Workers. Their cooperation and dedication greatly contributed to the successful implementation and sustainability of the projects.

The activity also recognized the valuable contributions of the community evaluators who shared their time, expertise, and insights during the monitoring process. From Barangay Malainin, Mrs. Analyn A. Dela Peña and Mrs. Loida B. Zoleta (BHW), and from Barangay Salaban I, Hon. Jonh Michael U. Babadilla and Hon. Rey Latoza, provided meaningful feedback that affirmed the relevance and impact of the projects within their communities.

The candidates likewise express their deepest appreciation to their families to Mr. Joel A. Ebero and Mrs. Marilyn T. Ebero, proud parents of Ehra Kylee, and Hon. Gerry B. Guerra and Mrs. Marites G. Guerra, proud parents of Shanelle Gems, for continuously supporting their daughters' pursuit of service and leadership.

Above all, this achievement belongs to the people of Barangay Malainin and Barangay Salaban I. The enthusiasm and cooperation of community members, volunteers, and local stakeholders embodied the true spirit of bayanihan. Their active participation transformed these projects into shared accomplishments that will continue to benefit the communities for years to come.

Through the leadership of dedicated Girl Scouts and the collective efforts of supportive stakeholders, brighter paths have been created—not only within the communities they serve but also in the hearts and lives of the people they have inspired.