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Food Plating Contest
31/07/2026

Food Plating Contest

Slogan contest
31/07/2026

Slogan contest

Poster contest
31/07/2026

Poster contest

STNHS Wraps Up Nutrition Month with Flavor, Flair, and FactsSTNHS— July 31, 2026Colorful posters came alive at the libra...
31/07/2026

STNHS Wraps Up Nutrition Month with Flavor, Flair, and Facts

STNHS— July 31, 2026

Colorful posters came alive at the library, the aroma of savory chicken filled the air, and cheers echoed from every corner of the campus as Southern Tinglayan National High School (STNHS) culminated its month-long celebration of National Nutrition Month today.

Anchored on this year's national theme “Sa PPAN, Sama-Sama sa Nutrisyong Sapat Para sa Lahat!” with the sub-theme “Nutrisyon at Kalikasan, Ating Pangalagaan!”, the school's closing program highlighted not only the importance of healthy eating but also its inseparable link to caring for the environment.

The celebration transformed the school grounds into a vibrant festival of health and creativity, with four major competitions putting students' knowledge and talents to the test.

Chicken Takes Center Stage in Cookfest

The most anticipated — and most appetizing — event was the Cookfest, and Food Plating, where chicken was declared the main ingredient. From Junior to Senior High School teams, students showcased resourcefulness and culinary innovation, turning the humble chicken into affordable, nutritious, and eco-friendly dishes.

Judges were impressed as contenders presented Chicken Tinola with Malunggay with an array of fruits on the side, Chicken Adobo with Local Vegetables, and Braised Chicken Pastil — all plated with an emphasis on locally-sourced, sustainable ingredients, a direct nod to this year's call to protect natural resources to secure food systems.

Stories, Smarts, and Slogans

On the other side of the campus, the spoken word came alive through the Food Tale contest. Student-storytellers wove folk-inspired tales about the journey of food from farm to the Filipino plate, reminding the audience how responsible practices and backyard gardening can allay our food supply and nutrition.

Wits were then tested in the highly competitive Nutrition Quiz Bee, where participants from Grades 7 to 12 battled questions on Go, Grow, and Glow foods and other ideas related to nutrition.

Meanwhile, young artists made bold statements in the Poster and Slogan Making Contest. Armed with vibrant colors and sharp messages, students illustrated this year's sub-theme with slogans capturing the program's core message that human health and planetary health are one.

A Collective Commitment

As the program closed, the message was clear: for ST NHS, nutrition is not just served on a plate — it is lived, shared, and safeguarded.

The activity ended with students and teachers pledging to bring the campaign beyond the school walls — to their homes and communities — truly living out “Nutrisyong Sapat Para sa Lahat.”

Look! STNHS Faculty Strengthens Instructional Practice Through School Learning Action CellIn a collective push for acade...
24/07/2026

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STNHS Faculty Strengthens Instructional Practice Through School Learning Action Cell

In a collective push for academic excellence and professional alignment, the faculty and administration of STNHS convened for a School Learning Action Cell [SLAC] session focused on instructional standardization, updated assessment policies, and teacher professionalism.

The session opened on a solemn note with a prayer led by Sonia Pullis, setting a reflective tone for the collaborative learning activity.

Master Teacher I Jean Gayudan led the first substantive discussion, emphasizing the importance of a uniform format for lesson plans and reports. Gayudan underscored that consistency in documentation not only streamlines classroom preparation but also ensures clarity, accountability, and quality assurance across all learning areas.

The highlight of the session was the comprehensive presentation by School Principal Epifania Balwog on the revised guidelines under DepEd Order No. 015, s. 2026. Balwog thoroughly discussed the new policies governing classroom assessment, the grading system, and awards and recognition. She clarified key revisions and guided teachers on proper implementation to ensure fair, transparent, and learner-centered evaluation practices aligned with the Department's latest directives.

Building on the assessment agenda, SHS Focal Shirley Sagwil presented the Remediation Plan derived from the Mean Percentage Score [MPS] and Item Analysis of Summative Tests. Sagwil stressed the use of data-driven interventions to address learning gaps, noting that systematic analysis of test results should directly inform targeted remediation and enrichment activities to improve learner achievement.

Completing the session, Administrative Officer II Rita Gunday tackled essential administrative concerns, discussing professional correspondence format and protocol, as well as leave privileges, absences, and service credits of teachers. Her input reinforced adherence to proper communication channels and awareness of teachers' rights and responsibilities under existing civil service rules.

The SLAC session concluded with renewed commitment from the STNHS faculty and administration to uphold unified standards, implement updated DepEd policies with fidelity, and sustain a culture of continuous professional growth for the benefit of the learners.

Southern Tinglayan NHS extends its heartfelt appreciation to SDO Kalinga through Atty. Balonggay, in partnership with DE...
23/07/2026

Southern Tinglayan NHS extends its heartfelt appreciation to SDO Kalinga through Atty. Balonggay, in partnership with DENR personnel, for their dedicated efforts in conducting the school site survey — a meaningful step towards fostering sustainable and well-planned educational spaces.”

DepEd Kalinga Officials Conduct School Monitoring and Teacher Assistance at STNHSTINGLAYAN, KALINGA — High-ranking educa...
21/07/2026

DepEd Kalinga Officials Conduct School Monitoring and Teacher Assistance at STNHS

TINGLAYAN, KALINGA — High-ranking education officials from the Department of Education (DepEd) Schools Division of Kalinga spearheaded a comprehensive school monitoring and technical assistance initiative at Southern Tinglayan National High School today, July 21, 2026.

The assessment and mentorship deployment focused on evaluating active classroom instruction, auditing curriculum implementation, and providing direct technical guidance to the secondary teaching faculty.

The monitoring team reviewed current teaching strategies, learning materials, and classroom environments to ensure full alignment with regional division standards. Special emphasis was placed on identifying immediate resource needs, observing pedagogical methods, and offering localized solutions to instruction gaps in the classroom.

Public Schools District Supervisor (PSDS) Marivic Wandagan led the group together with Technical and Livelihood Education, Education Program Supervisor (EPS) Rhoda Daogas Balao-as, EPS in Filipino, Evangeline Abbacan, and EPS in Science, Michelle Joan Balicao.

The visit concluded with an agreement between the division monitors and the STNHS school administration and faculty to outline immediate strategic interventions, sustain best practices, and plan upcoming professional development workshops for the faculty.

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03/07/2026

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On July 2, Education Program Supervisors Ms. Belen Yag‑ao for Values Education and Ms. Evangeline Abbacan for Filipino c...
03/07/2026

On July 2, Education Program Supervisors Ms. Belen Yag‑ao for Values Education and Ms. Evangeline Abbacan for Filipino conducted monitoring and teacher assistance activities at STNHS.

During their visit, they provided professional guidance, shared effective teaching strategies, and supported teachers in enhancing lesson plans and learning materials.

This activity aims to strengthen instruction quality and further promote teacher effectiveness and positive learning growth among all students.

To Our Beloved Graduates and Completers, Today marks a milestone you’ve worked years to reach – and you have every singl...
31/03/2026

To Our Beloved Graduates and Completers,

Today marks a milestone you’ve worked years to reach – and you have every single reason to stand tall and celebrate what you’ve accomplished.

You’ve navigated challenges that tested your resilience, balanced dreams with responsibilities, and grown not just as students, but as young men and women ready to take on the world. Whether you’re moving on to college, starting a career, or taking time to chart your path, remember this: your high school journey has given you more than just a diploma or certificate – it’s given you the foundation to build a life that matters to you.

There will be days when the road ahead seems unclear, when things don’t go as planned, or when doubt creeps in. But know that every lesson you’ve learned, every friend you’ve made, and every obstacle you’ve overcome has prepared you for what’s next. You are not defined by where you start, but by how you choose to move forward.

Be bold enough to chase your passions, kind enough to lift others up, and brave enough to learn from every experience – both the triumphs and the setbacks. The world needs your unique talents, fresh perspectives, and compassionate hearts.

As you close this chapter, know that you carry with you the pride of your family, teachers, and community. Go forth with confidence, stay true to yourself, and build a future that makes you proud.

Congratulations – your story is just beginning!

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