U.P. High School in Iloilo

On December 15, we will have our Homeroom Christmas Party and Lantern Parade to express our unity as UPHSI
Family.
In this season of love, let us show our care for our family. friends, mentors, peers, and the rest of the members of our academic community.
During this busy and festive season, let us be mindful and take care of the spaces and facilities entrusted to us. Let us also secure our personal belongings and refrain from activities that may put anyone in danger.
May the coming Christmas and New Year celebrations give us the much-needed vibe shift and energy recharge so we can be inspired to face the challenges and embrace the opportunities of 2026 with sustained hope and renewed energy!

FROM PTA OFFICERS

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Please be informed that the proposed PTA General Assembly scheduled this December will be moved to January next year. The exact date will be announced soon.

From the Office of the Principal
(Thru the OIC)

With Tropical Depression Verbena on the rise and the official announcement of Iloilo City Government, thru Mayor Raisa Treñas, please be informed of the suspension of face-to-face classes tomorrow, Tuesday, November 25, 2025.

Classes will continue through asynchronous/synchronous remote learning mode.

Stay safe everyone.

From the Office of the Principal:

Dear UPHSI learners,
The Online Student Evaluation of Teachers (oSET) for the First Semester of A.Y. 2025–2026 is now open.
We encourage all learners to accomplish the evaluation as your feedback is essential in improving our teaching and learning processes.
You may access the oSET starting tomorrow until the end of the month, November 30, 2025, through the CRS portal.

Thank you for your participation and cooperation!

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL thru the OIC

Please be informed that the Distribution of Report Cards and the Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) have been rescheduled to Friday, November 14, 2025 at 4 p.m.

Thank you for your kind understanding. See you!

Happy Birthday to our ever-supportive and passionate principal, ma'am Edelia! 🥳
Your hard work and genuine care for everyone make our school a better place. Thank you for your service and all that you do for UPHSI. Wishing you a wonderful day filled with love and joy, ma'am Edel! 🌸

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL (thru the OIC)

In consideration of the safety of parents who will be traveling from outside Iloilo City tomorrow, 10 November, for the card-giving day and the Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) meeting, the Office of the Principal has deemed it appropriate to CANCEL the scheduled activities until further notice.

We appeal for everyone’s understanding, as our foremost concern is the safety of all our stakeholders.

Please continue to monitor our office’s Facebook account for further announcements.

From the Office of the Principal
(Thru the OIC)

With Tropical Storm Uwan on the rise and the official announcement from Malacañang, please be informed of the suspension of classes from Monday to Tuesday, November 10-11 2025.

Distribution of Report Cards and Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) Meeting will proceed as scheduled.

Stay safe everyone.

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL thru the OIC

Please be informed that the Distribution of Report Cards and Parent-Teacher Conference (PTC) Meeting have been rescheduled to Monday, November 10, 2025 at 4 p.m.

This adjustment is made to give consideration to parents who reside in areas affected by the recent typhoon and may have difficulty traveling to school and attending the scheduled activities.

Thank you for your kind understanding.

FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL
(Thru OIC)

In light of the continuing effects of Typhoon Tino and the resulting disruptions in connectivity and transportation across Iloilo City and nearby municipalities, UP High School in Iloilo (UPHSI) shall continue implementing asynchronous mode of instruction on Friday, November 7, 2025.

A significant number of UPHSI students currently reside in areas affected by intermittent power supply, unstable internet connection, and limited mobility.

In consideration of the welfare of learners, no synchronous classes or real-time submissions shall be required during this period.

Teachers are advised to provide flexible learning options and reasonable deadlines.

Everyone is encouraged to remain alert and continue prioritizing safety, well-being, and community support.

Let us uphold compassion, bayanihan, and resilience as we move forward.