Isabela School of Arts and Trades-Senior High School

31/10/2025

17/09/2025

Congratulations to Renzelle Andrei D. Gelacio of 11-Darwin for being one of the Grand Finalists and representing Isabela province in the Metro Runway Philippines 2025!

Gelacio made it to the TOP 4 among 90 contenders in the Teen Category.

Your ISAT family is so proud of you!

10/08/2025

I love you 3000!

A huge congratulations to our ISAT Pep Squad for claiming 1st Runner-Up at the 6th JLD Cheerdance Competition!
Your dedication, energy, and school spirit lit up the stage, and we couldn’t be prouder. You’ve shown what true ISAT pride looks like! 🙌🏻💚

09/08/2025

ISAT RISING HEROES — DOMINATION MODE ON!

One more night and you’ll see how fierce the ISAT Pep Squad is on the dance floor — humble in heart, unstoppable in spirit.

Line up as early as 9AM @ the Capital Arena. Wear GREEN like armor, bring GREEN balloons , drums , and cheers so loud because we’re not just here to join, we’re here to take the crown.

We are the ISAT Rising Heroes and we are turning rival dreams into our Victory Story! 🔥💚

08/08/2025

We come not to repeat history,
but to rewrite it in our colors.
Every sweat drop has been counted,
every mistake has been molded into mastery.
We’ve trained in silence,
so we can be heard in victory.
We are not here to chase the crown—
we are here to make it ours.

We Ignite with the fire of discipline,
We Strengthen with every setback turned into fuel,
We Ascend beyond limits with grace and grit,
And we Triumph not by crushing others, but by proving we never stayed down.

ISAT-MAIN IS HERE.

Not just to compete. Not just to win.
But to show that true victory is revenge served with humility… and a perfect landing.

This is our time. This is our triumph.

Go ISAT! 🔥💪✨

13/06/2025

Good laughs, real talk, and plenty of aha moments! 💡 ISAT- Senior High School’s Gender and Development training wasn’t just informative—it was inspiring and full of good energy. Here’s to breaking stereotypes, learning together, and building a more inclusive world—one fun session at a time!

11/06/2025

📣 NOTICE TO ALL INCOMING GRADE 11 LEARNERS!

The official list of sections and enrolled students for School Year 2025–2026 will be posted tomorrow morning, June 13, 2025, at the ISAT-SHS Admin Building.

We encourage everyone to check the postings and prepare to meet your classmates and adviser as we begin the new academic year with enthusiasm and readiness. ✨

25/01/2025

Celebrating the brilliant minds from Isabela School of Arts and Trades-Main who proudly represented SDO City of Ilagan at the Regional Science and Technology Fair held at Santiago City National High School from January 23-25, 2025.

These amazing teams secured the 3rd place against 18 teams per category from across Region 2.

💡PHYSICAL SCIENCE Category
Student Researchers: Jennifer Catalonia, Angel Bert Manaois, Johnmark Valdez
Coach: Karla Mae Moral- Suyu

💡SCIENCE EXPO and INNOVATION Category
Student Researchers: Nashiba Usman, Kenneth Juan, Mjay Ponce
Coach: Suzette S. Aquino

ISAT also honors the passion and commitment of our student researchers whose active participation made a significant impact in Science and discovery.

💡Robotics and Innovation
Student Researchers: Faith Del Rosario, Kriza Mae Delos Reyes, Rachelle Ann Lago, Alyssa Nicole Uy, Henchel Keith Ellixe Paguirigan
Coach: Yoshimitsu Yoshida

Your dedication and excellence in research have truly shone through. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Congratulations for a job well done, our strong and mighty student researchers and coaches!

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29/11/2024

Isabela School of Arts and Trades-Main conducts the School Learning Action Cell (SLAC) which aims to determine and address the continuing professional development needs of the teaching force.

Spearheaded by Dr. Mary Ann L. Catindig- Principal IV and Dr. Imelda S. Malayao- Assistant Principal II, the goal of today’s sessions was achieved through the active participation of the attendees on the different tasks and outputs they have presented and submitted. One of the highlights is the sharing of the best practices in bridging the learning gaps brought by the suspension of classes due to typhoons.

Today’s sessions enrich the knowledge, attitude and competencies of educators with regard to the implemented curriculum, classroom management and instruction, and evaluation of learning. This also promotes collaboration and cooperation among the members of the faculty for they are moving toward one objective- and that is to provide quality education for all.