STCDCFI-Senior High School Unit

Wrapping Love, Unboxing Joy, Passing On Hope!

In the spirit of our school's core value of social responsibility, the Senior High School Unit recently embarked on a quiet mission we called "Heart-in-Hand: A Journey of Compassion".

Our mission brought us to the Downtown Area, where we had the privilege of sharing a meal and a few quiet moments with our brothers and sisters who are currently without homes. But more than the food, our goal was to offer a reminder that they are SEEN, they are VALUED, and they are deeply LOVED.

We believe that the true spirit of Christmas isn't found under a tree, but in the compassion we hold for our neighbors.

We offer our deepest gratitude to Dr. Annie Corpin. Thank you for lending us your beautiful heart and for constantly encouraging us Theresians to become the hands and feet of service. Your guidance helps us turn empathy into action. 🤍






Penned: Sir Josh
Photo Courtesy: Sir Gelo

From Olympus to our own stage, the Theresians rose as guardians of the earth.

At the Arts Center, 9th of December, the English and Reading Month finale celebrated the theme “The Earth Speaks: Literature as a Voice for the Planet,” weaving myth and message into one unforgettable showcase. Greek gods and goddesses came alive to remind us that protecting our world is the truest epic of all. The great greek glory does not cling on power and honor alone after all, it lies within our care for the earth.

And with that, this chapter has finally come to a close. See you onto our next English voyage, Theresians!

Photo Courtesy: Sir Paul
Penned: Sir Gelo

When the curtains rise, so do the souls behind the story ✨️

Theresian Learners stole the spotlight as Broadway came alive on stage.
During Once Upon a Play: Bringing the Broadway, staged last December 4, students showcased their talent, creativity, and passion through a dazzling mix of music, dance, and storytelling. From the magical mischief of Matilda, the heartwarming charm of Annie, the epic drama of Les Misérables, the thrilling spectacle of The Greatest Showman, the catchy rhythms of Mamma Mia, the revolutionary beats of Hamilton, the feline flair of Cats, to the wicked wonders of Wicked, every performance transformed the school hall into a world of imagination that left the audience spellbound.

Hear the Earth. Honor the Gods.

English Month is here with the theme, The Earth Speaks: Literature as a Voice for the Planet!

Gear up for the Olympian House Cup; a month of battles, creativity, eco-advocacy, and legendary victories!

Every thriving school has its storyteller; someone who writes chapters of progress, hope, and unity. Today we celebrate ours. Happy President's day, Ma’am Annie C. Corpin! May the next pages of your journey be filled with joy, calm mornings, and victories you truly deserve.

The Pen Inked Victors!

Congratulations to our Theresian journalists who bagged awards in the recently concluded Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC) 2025 held at LNHS, November 7th, 8th, and 12th.

ENGLISH CATEGORY
Editorial Writing: Syesha Divine Manjeron – 1st Place
Coach: Angelo T. Navidad

Column Writing: Alexis Devon Pedrosa – 5th Place
Coach: Angelo T. Navidad

FILIPINO CATEGORY
Pagwawastong Sipi at Pag-uulo ng Balita: Princess Pearl D. Batucan – 3rd Place
Coach: Cythel G. Frio

Your dedication to the craft of journalism is truly remarkable!

As for our journos who have fought yet were bent by the odds, frail not for chances will always be there as long as the pen still has its ink.

The success of our budding writers would not have been possible without the steadfast dedication of our coaches who guided them every step of the way; hats off to them.

COACHES:
Ria Roxanne Nim
Angelo T. Navidad
Cythel Frio

🖊 Sir Gelo