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EARHS Shuttlers Deliver Strong Finish at Municipal Meet Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School (EARHS) showcased determinatio...
04/08/2026

EARHS Shuttlers Deliver Strong Finish at Municipal Meet

Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School (EARHS) showcased determination and skill in the badminton competition of the Municipal Meet held on August 1, 2026, at Libungan National High School, earning podium finishes in three events.

Jan Francis Fernandez secured 3rd place in the Singles A Boys category, while the tandem of Allan Sarmiento and Ryan Reyes captured 2nd place in the Boys Doubles event after a series of hard-fought matches.

Leading the school's campaign was Jiezel Joy Dugho, who claimed the championship title in the Singles B Girls category. With her outstanding performance, Dugho earned the right to represent the municipality in the upcoming Zone Meet, carrying EARHS's hopes to the next level of competition.

The achievements of the EARHS Shuttler Warriors reflect the athletes' dedication, perseverance, and competitive spirit, bringing pride and honor to the school in the Municipal Meet.

EARHS Sprints to Victory, Dominates District Meet Track and FieldLIBUNGAN, COTABATO — Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School ...
03/08/2026

EARHS Sprints to Victory, Dominates District Meet Track and Field

LIBUNGAN, COTABATO — Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School (EARHS) showcased its athletic excellence after dominating the Track and Field events at the District Meet held on August 1, 2026, at Lope T. Quial Central Elementary School.

Leading the school's medal haul were first-place finishes in the 100-meter, 200-meter, 400-meter, 1,200-meter, 1,500-meter, and 3,000-meter (Boys) events. EARHS also earned second-place finishes in the 100-meter (Boys), 100-meter (Girls), 800-meter (Boys), and Discus Throw, a third-place finish in the Javelin Throw, and fourth and fifth places in the 200-meter (Girls).

Under the guidance of coaches Sherlita A. Gumawa and Vilma P. Idul, the EARHS athletes displayed remarkable speed, endurance, and determination, making the school one of the standout performers of the meet and bringing pride to the EARHS community.


🌿👑 Congratulations to our Nutrition King and Queen 2026! 👑🌿A round of applause to Franz Karloff V. Bengson and Rhea Mae ...
31/07/2026

🌿👑 Congratulations to our Nutrition King and Queen 2026! 👑🌿

A round of applause to Franz Karloff V. Bengson and Rhea Mae T. Ato for being crowned Nutrition King and Queen 2026!

May your reign inspire others to embrace healthy living and active participation in school activities.

💚 Together, let's continue to promote health, wellness, and school pride!

Safety Starts with Awareness: Libungan Police Lead EARHS Symposium on Drug Prevention and Child ProtectionBy Jerielle Ba...
31/07/2026

Safety Starts with Awareness: Libungan Police Lead EARHS Symposium on Drug Prevention and Child Protection

By Jerielle Balayanan and Myccah Serot

To equip students with the knowledge needed to protect themselves from illegal drugs, crime, and abuse, the Libungan Municipal Police Station conducted a symposium for the students, teachers, and staff of Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School on July 30, 2026, at 3:45 P.M.

The symposium was facilitated by PMSg Jaypee S. Dinolan and PMSg Mary Joy S. Benitez. The speakers discussed important laws and issues affecting young people, including Republic Act No. 9165, or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act. They highlighted the harmful effects of illegal drugs such as shabu, ma*****na, and ecstasy, emphasized the dangers of drug abuse, and encouraged students to stay away from illegal substances.

They also discussed Republic Act No. 11596, or the Anti-Child Marriage Act, and Republic Act No. 11648, which strengthens the law on statutory r**e. The speakers reminded students to report bullying, abuse, or any form of violence to their teachers or other trusted adults. In addition, they explained the proper responses during emergency situations, including active shooter incidents.

The symposium featured lectures, information-sharing sessions, and an open forum, giving students the opportunity to ask questions and gain a better understanding of the topics discussed.

The activity aimed to raise awareness and empower students to become responsible individuals who make safe, informed, and law-abiding decisions.

Photos by: Lorenz Amikiel Y. Ruiz

EARHS Showcases Determination in Libungan Municipal Screening for DLC 2026By: Albert C. BorescoNICAAN, LIBUNGAN, COTABAT...
30/07/2026

EARHS Showcases Determination in Libungan Municipal Screening for DLC 2026

By: Albert C. Boresco

NICAAN, LIBUNGAN, COTABATO — Demonstrating resilience and determination despite the challenges encountered before the competition, the delegation of Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School (EARHS) proudly participated in the Libungan Municipal Screening for the Division Learners' Convergence (DLC) 2026, held at Nicaan High School on July 25, 2026. The event gathered participants from EARHS, Libungan National High School (LNHS), Nicaan High School (NHS), Juan C. Brosas Integrated School (JCBIS), and Padura Espabo High School (PEHS), along with student leaders from different schools across the Municipality of Libungan.

Representing EARHS in the Contemporary Dance Contest, the delegates, together with participants from each school, delivered passionate performances that reflected weeks of preparation, dedication, and commitment. Although the competition brought together talented performers from different schools, the EARHS contemporary dancers remained unfazed and gave their best performance to proudly represent their school.

The participating schools showcased creativity, teamwork, and artistic excellence through well-choreographed routines. The performances were evaluated based on choreography, synchronization, artistic expression, creativity, musicality, and overall impact.

At the conclusion of the contest, Nicaan High School's "Magnificent N" emerged as the champion after impressing the panel of judges with its emotionally expressive performance and strong interpretation of the contest theme. Their victory secured the school's opportunity to represent the Municipality of Libungan in the Contemporary Dance Contest at the Division Learners' Convergence (DLC) 2026.

"Of course, I am very happy because this is our first competition, and it's also the first time we have won a contest. We will make sure that when we compete in the Division Learners' Convergence, this won't be the only performance we can offer. We will do our very best to proudly represent the Municipality of Libungan. Thank you!" said one of the dancers of Magnificent N during an interview after the announcement of the winners.

The screening concluded with the declaration of the winners and the official qualifiers who will represent the Municipality of Libungan in the Division Learners' Convergence (DLC) 2026, followed by the closing remarks of Mario C. Benitez, P-I, who congratulated all the participating schools and encouraged the delegates to continue striving for excellence as they prepare for the division-level competition.

Future Student Leaders Shine at the Mr. and Ms. SSLG Municipal ScreeningBy: Aubrey G. SumagaysayOn July 25, 2026, Nicaan...
28/07/2026

Future Student Leaders Shine at the Mr. and Ms. SSLG Municipal Screening

By: Aubrey G. Sumagaysay

On July 25, 2026, Nicaan High School hosted the municipal screening for Mr. and Ms. SSLG 2026. Five schools participated in the event: Libungan National High School, Juan Brosas Integrated High School, Nicaan High School, Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School, and Padura-Espabo High School.

Teachers and student leaders gathered for the event with the theme, “Excellence Begins Here.” They cheered loudly as the names of their schools were called.

As the Mr. and Ms. SSLG competition began, the crowd erupted in cheers as the candidates representing their respective schools confidently walked onto the stage. After the opening walk, they took turns introducing themselves and the schools they represented.

The candidates then proceeded to the question-and-answer portion. The female candidates were asked, "If you could change one thing about your school, what would it be, and how would you put that change into practice?" Angel Castañeda, representing Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School, answered that she would reduce students' dependency on Artificial Intelligence (AI) while strengthening anti-bullying initiatives. She explained that some students have become too dependent on AI, while others bully their classmates without realizing how their actions affect others. She emphasized that students should use AI responsibly and be more mindful of their behavior toward their peers. The judges were amazed by her answer because it was unique among the other candidates.

Meanwhile, the male candidates were asked, "If you were to become the admired Mr. SSLG 2026, what would you do to influence your fellow leaders?" Allan Sarmiento, representing Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School, answered that he would influence his fellow leaders by becoming a role model and influencing them positively.

After the question-and-answer portion, there was a brief wait before the winners were announced. Although Allan Sarmiento and Angel Castañeda were not able to take home the crowns, Markyohan Villaflor, representing Libungan National High School, was crowned Mr. SSLG 2026, while Queen Vane Baquiran, representing Juan Brosas Integrated High School, was crowned Ms. SSLG 2026.

Following the event, a brief interview was held with the two candidates from Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School. They were asked, "What did you feel when you heard that you did not win Mr. and Ms. SSLG 2026?"

According to Angel Castañeda, even though she did not win, the experience mattered the most, and the support of her fellow leaders was the most important thing that happened to her.

Meanwhile, according to Allan Sarmiento, even though he did not win, at least he tried his best, and he had the support of his teachers and fellow leaders.

The screening for Mr. and Ms. SSLG 2026 concluded with happiness and cheering from all the participating schools. The winners will be representing the municipality of Libungan to the Division Learners Convergence this September at Antipas, Cotabato.

27/07/2026

EARHS Qualifies for DLC Through MLC Documentary-Making Victory

By Laica T. Pagobo

On Saturday, July 25, 2026, Nicaan High School hosted the Municipal Learners Convergence (MLC) Documentary-Making Contest. Participating students came from Libungan National High School (LNHS), Padura-Espabo High School (PEHS), and Ernesto Agustin Reyes High School (EARHS).

EARHS won the documentary-making contest with its documentary about the DepEd Core Values and how the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) applies and implements these core values. As the MLC champion, EARHS qualified to represent the Municipality of Libungan in the Division Learners Convergence (DLC).

According to Arjean and Ericka, two of the voices behind the documentary, the team felt nervous yet excited while waiting for the announcement of the results. They shared that when EARHS was announced as the winner, they could not believe it right away. Afterward, they became emotional and almost cried for joy. The team felt overjoyed and experienced mixed emotions because they could not believe they had won the documentary-making contest.

By following the documentary-making guidelines, the team emerged as the winner. They showed great creativity and produced a documentary with a smooth and excellent flow. Their outstanding work earned them the opportunity to represent the Municipality of Libungan in the Division Learners Convergence.

Today, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to St. Jude College of Science and Technology (Midsayap) for its generous donat...
27/07/2026

Today, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to St. Jude College of Science and Technology (Midsayap) for its generous donation of a 2-door mini refrigerator to our Tech-Pro Department.

As one of our school's longest-standing partner institutions in implementing the Joint Delivery Voucher Program (JDVP) of the Department of Education (DepEd) and TESDA, St. Jude has consistently supported our Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) learners in acquiring the knowledge, skills, and competencies needed to earn their National Certificate II (NC II) in their respective fields.

Thank you for being a valued partner in empowering the next generation of skilled professionals. Together, we continue to build brighter futures.

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