ADZU SHS Arrupe Office of Community Service and Advocacy - AOCSA

AKAY KABUHAYAN - LABOR DAY CELEBRATION

For this year’s Labor Day, the AdZU Senior High School extended its support to the local farmers of Brgy. Cawit, the partners of our Akay Kabuhayan program. Each farmer received a tumbler to help them stay hydrated and cope with the intense heat as they tend to their crops.

We would like to thank our ABM students, whose Service-Learning Project last school year provided vital data on the struggles faced by our local farmers. We also extend our gratitude to the School Administration and the Prefect of Discipline for turning over supplies to the Arrupe Office from the unclaimed lost-and-found inventory.

Maligayang Araw ng mga Manggagawa!

We’ve got a collection of "turned-over" treasures waiting to go home!

📲 HOW TO CLAIM:

Scan the QR code in the photo.

Give us a quick description (Color, brand, stickers, etc.).

If it’s a match, we’ll let you know!

Don't let your gear stay lost. Let's get them back to you! 🦅

Please be advised that the office will be closed from April 07 to 08, 2026 for the Senior High School's Formation Offices Year-End Evaluation and Planning.

"May we all be reminded that peace in Mindanao is not a symbolic commitment. It is a living covenant. It must be tended deliberately, or it weakens." - Mindanao Jesuit Schools Presidents

Happiest birthday, Ma'am Diane!

𝐂𝐄𝐋𝐄𝐁𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐒𝐇𝐒 | 𝐇𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐘 𝐁𝐈𝐑𝐓𝐇𝐃𝐀𝐘, 𝐌𝐈𝐒𝐒 𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐍𝐄 𝐂𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐈𝐃𝐎

On your special day, your Ateneo de Zamboanga University Senior High School Family want to express our deep appreciation for your unwavering leadership. As our navigator, you steer us through challenges with clarity, wisdom, and resolve, always putting our students’ success first.

We are grateful for your commitment and the impact you’ve made on our community. Know that we are here to support you every step of the way as we continue this journey together.

Wishing you a year ahead filled with good health, joy, and well-deserved blessings.

Happy birthday, Miss D!

Please be advised that the Arrupe Office of Community Service & Advocacy (AOCSA) is currently closed for Year-End Evaluation & Planning. Clearance signing will resume on March 23, 2026.

The Revolution Continues: Living Out the Spirit of EDSA by Advocating Collective Stewardship

Forty years ago, the spirit of EDSA showed us that collective courage can change the course of history. Today, that same spirit calls us to a different kind of revolution—one that defends our Common Home.

Over the past two days, we’ve seen our Grade 12 students engage in deep, honest conversations during our Heart-Eco Pulse Check homeroom sessions. 🦅 We’ve looked at our "Wins" and our "Friction Points," discerning how we can move to Collective Stewards.

💻 FOR CLASSES AFFECTED BY THE FEB 25-26 HOLIDAYS:
Since we won’t be able to meet onsite, your "Pulse Check" will move online! This is your space to reflect on your EcoDiary journey and the EDSA legacy.

Access the activity here:
https://forms.gle/WvGG62jG2sTw5rnM7

Let’s continue to prove that "People Power" is also "Planet Power"—rooted in faith, motivated by compassion, and expressed through our daily habits.

Supporting AdZU's Project Suga

We would like to thank the 2nd batch of SHS sections who have already turned over their contributions for Project Suga (AdZU's Love Drive SY 2025-2026)! Your generosity is paving the way for solar lamp posts in the stilt communities of Simariki Island.

⏳ A Gentle Reminder: To the sections still preparing their contributions—we are waiting for you! 💙💛🌟

EcoSummit 2026: Growing a Community and Culture of Ecological Conversion

For three days (February 17–19), ecology point persons from the Basic Education units, Higher Education units, and various institutional offices of Jesuit schools across the country gathered once more for a focused and fruitful EcoSummit at Ateneo de Naga University.

The gathering centered on deepening our ecological formation, reviewing developments from previous EcoSummits, and discerning concrete, mission-aligned next steps for our schools. Most significantly, the group collaboratively drafted a set of guidelines that hopefully will be accepted as a standard minimum ecological framework for all Jesuit Education institutions. This hopes to be decisive move toward greater coherence and accountability in our shared ecological mission.

Alongside the workshops and plenary sessions, participants engaged in cultural and contextual immersion through visits to Savage Mind bookshop and gallery, a courtesy call with Hon. Mayor Leni Robredo, and a visit to Malabsay Falls at the foot of Mount Isarog Natural Park.

We thank all the delegates for their generosity, dedication, and collaborative spirit. The work accomplished during these three days strengthens our collective resolve to form ecologically conscious schools in the spirit of Laudato Si’.

📷 Ms. Pau Fernando

🔥 PROGRESS CHECK: We are now at 11.92%!

The red line is moving! 📈 Let's keep the momentum going. If you haven't visited MPCC2 yet, now is the time. Beat the afternoon rush get your 120-minute OPD community service credit!

Who's next to register? Tag a friend who needs to get there! 🏃‍♂️💨

🚩 SK 2023 VOTERS: Already registered during the last SK Elections? Please drop by the SHS Voters Check-in Station at MPCC2 with your ID to verify your status and help us update our class turnout records!