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The Viewpoint, Olalia Road, Upper Sto. Nino, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Antipolo (2025)

02/07/2025

GAME ON, STORYTELLERS! 🖋️🏐
Happy World Sports Journalists Day!

Today, we celebrate the unsung heroes behind every goal, every buzzer-beater, every epic comeback—the sports journalists who bring the action to life beyond the field.

You are the voice that gives meaning to every match. You document glory, capture heartbreak, and connect athletes to fans with passion, accuracy, and heart.

Whether it's a thrilling write-up, a powerful photograph, or a live commentary, your words and lenses immortalize moments that fuels people's love for the game.

So here’s to the scribes, reporters, and storytellers — the real MVPs behind the scenes. 🏅

Thank you, sportswriters, for your passion, dedication, stories, and your words that bring every play to life. Your voice brings every game closer, every moment more alive, and every athlete’s journey more meaningful.

Caption: Zabdiel Ethan Albia
Pubmat: Kyla Eslabon

30/06/2025

| Alex Eala Secures Second-place Finish in the WTA Finals

Alex Eala locked in second place and remained upbeat despite a heartbreaking loss in a thrilling three-set game at the Eastbourne Open finals in Great Britain, Saturday, June 28.

The Philippine pride finished runner-up in her first-ever WTA tournament finals after a hard-fought 4-6, 6-1, 6-7 (10-12) loss to Maya Joint.

After dropping the first set, Eala bounced back and took the lead using her strong offense and skillful strategies to even the match in the second set, sealing 6-1.

Both are playing a neck-to-neck battle, exchanging powerful shots and quick movements. With neither side able to break away, the third set ended in a dramatic 6-6 tiebreak.

Eala surprised her opponent with a clever underhand smash, extending her lead to 5-2. But Joint caught up and ran 5-5 points.

Joint then mounted a strong comeback point at 7-6, adjusting their game. But Eala didn't stop there and pushed through three championship points at 8-7, 9-8, and 10-9.

But Joint saved them all and wrapped up the set after a 2-hour-and-26-minute fought match, capturing her second WTA title, sealing a 10-12 victory.

Winning the title wasn’t everything — as Alex Eala, being the first-ever Filipina to capture a WTA trophy, proved her strength and made her mark at the WTA Finals.

"This has to be one of the toughest losses of my early career, but I firmly believe that it's these moments that make you stronger and shape your character,” said Eala on her Instagram post.

As Eala edges out second place, she will be looking forward to facing the defending champion, Barbora Krejcikova of the Czech Republic, at Wimbledon, July 1.

| via Realyn Bayani, The Viewpoint News

28/06/2025

| The Viewpoint Holds Screening for Aspiring Journalists

The Viewpoint, the official English-language school publication of Antipolo City Senior High School (ACSHS), conducted its screening for aspiring campus journalists today, June 28, in preparation for the Academic Year 2025–2026.

Held from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, the screening welcomed students interested in various fields of journalism, including news writing, sports writing, editorial writing, column writing, feature writing, science and technology (sci-tech) writing, copyreading and headline writing, photojournalism, mobile journalism (MoJo), TV and radio broadcasting, layout design, and editorial cartooning.

The results of the screening are expected to be released within one to two days.

| via Zabdiel Ethan Albia, The Viewpoint News

Courtesy of: James Nedic Narral, and Cyrus Russel Delos Santos

27/06/2025

HEADS UP ASPIRING CAMPUS JOURNALISTS!
📢

Get your PENS and PAPERS ready because tomorrow will be the screening/tryout for those who wish to become a journalist of The Viewpoint!
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Participants interested in the following categories are REQUIRED to bring the corresponding items:

📰 NEWS, FEATURE, EDITORIAL, COLUMN, SCI-TECH, AND SPORTS WRITING:
•Long Bond Paper
•Pen

✏️ EDITORIAL CARTOONING:
•Long Bond Paper
•Pencil
•Eraser

📸 PHOTOJOURNALISM:
•Camera or Phone
•SD Card Reader (FOR APPLICANTS WHO WILL USE CAMERA)

📱 MOBILE JOURNALISM:
•Mobile Device
•Long Bond Paper
•Pen
•Editing sofware (canva, capcut, etc.)

🎥 VIDEO EDITING AND LAYOUT DESIGNING:
•Editing device (phone, laptop, and other gadgets)
•Editing sofware (canva, capcut, etc.)

🎙️ TV AND RADIO BROADCASTING:
•Long Bond Paper
•Pen
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The screening/tryout will start at EXACTLY 8:00 A.M. until 12:00 P.M. at ACSHS' Library. So, be present before the screening/tryout begins!

Don't forget to bring your Parental Consent and show it to the school guard tomorrow! If you have not yet received your Parental Consent, message us and we will send you the soft copy of the letter.

Remember to trust your skills and show everyone that you've got EVERYTHING to be a campus journalist! See you there!

25/06/2025

📢 ANNOUNCEMENT

TO ALL ASPIRING CAMPUS JOURNALISTS WHO REGISTERED FOR THE VIEWPOINT A.Y. 2025–2026

So, someone asked:
"KAILAN PO ANG SCREENING/TRYOUT?"

💬: This is the moment you’ve all been waiting for! Get your pens ready, because The Viewpoint is officially starting its Applicant Screening/Tryout!

📅 DATE: Saturday, June 28
🕗 TIME: 8:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.
📌 VENUE: DPWH A Room 101, ACSHS Library

"WHY SHOULD WE ATTEND?"

💬: Only those who attend the screening/tryout will be considered for the team. So, why miss the chance to become part of the official English publication of ACSHS? Show off your talent and skills right here on campus!

"HOW DO WE ATTEND?"

💬: It’s simple! Drop by DPWH A Room 105 (Journalism Office) on June 26–27, from 12:40 P.M. to 2:00 P.M., to claim your Parental Consent Form.

DO NOT FORGET to bring it with you on Saturday!

We are expecting all registered ACSHSIANS who have signed up to attend the screening/tryout. This is your shot, don’t miss it. See you there! 🖋️

25/06/2025

Calling all ACSHSIANS! 🔊

The Viewpoint is still on the hunt for aspiring campus journalists! If you're eager to hone your writing skills and share that unique perspective of yours—you might want to consider joining the following categories:

News Writing
Feature Writing
Editorial & Column Writing
Sci-tech Writing
Sports Writing
Copyreading and Headline Writing
Layout Designing
Photojournalism
Radio Broadcasting
Tv Broadcasting
Mobile Journalism

Come grab your pen and paper and be ready to mark your journey by joining our publication! To register, message us or drop by the Journalism Office at DPWH A, Room 105 and we'll be there to accommodate you!

It's not too late! Come and join us to make a difference from campus and beyond! 💙🤍✒️

25/06/2025

| Antipolo City Senior High School commenced Grade 12 Parents General Assembly today, June 25.

The assembly recently finished its third batch, accommodating parents and guardians of Technical-Vocational (TVL) Track sections: AS 1201–1203, EIM 1201, and ICT 1201–1203.

Earlier this morning, the first and second batches were conducted for the Academic Track with the first and second batches of the Academic Track, ABM, STEM, HUMSS.

The Parents General Assembly marks the beginning of strengthened school-home collaboration for Academic Year 2025–2026 providing an opportunity for the school to inform parents about key policies, academic expectations, and student support initiatives.

| via Lea Ystella Salac, The Viewpoint News

Courtesy of: Raijen Pablo, Huillen PD, James Narral, and Janvin Salvador

25/06/2025

| Trump Declares Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran Amid Continued Attacks

New York / Jerusalem / Tehran – June 24, 2025 – Former U.S. President Donald Trump yesterday declared a “complete and total ceasefire” between Israel and Iran, describing the end of a so-called “12‑Day War” and urging both sides to immediately observe the truce.

“THE CEASEFIRE IS NOW IN EFFECT. PLEASE DO NOT VIOLATE IT!” Trump posted on Truth Social, announcing a phased ceasefire: Iran to stand down first, followed by Israel later, culminating in a full stop to hostilities within 24 hours.

Despite the announcement, Iran launched multiple missile salvos at Beersheba early Wednesday, resulting in at least four civilian deaths and several injuries; sirens also sounded across northern Israel as interceptors engaged additional incoming missiles.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi insisted that Tehran would only halt fire if Israel ceased its aggression by 4 a.m. Tehran time—a condition he said remained unmet.

In response, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced orders for “intense strikes” on Tehran and warned that the Israel Defense Forces would respond forcefully to any ceasefire violations.

Meanwhile, Israel’s political leadership affirmed acceptance of the ceasefire, stating “operational objectives” had been met but any breach would draw retaliation.

Analysts called the announced truce “fragile,” underscoring that both nations are on high alert amid dense geopolitical tensions.

Furthermore, Germany’s Chancellor praised the ceasefire as “a very positive development” but emphasized the continued need for diplomatic engagement.

| via Zabdiel Ethan Albia, The Viewpoint News

Courtesy of: Theglobeandmail

24/06/2025

| Antipolo City Senior High School (ACSHS) held its first School-Parents General Assembly for Grade 11 learners earlier today, June 24, on the school’s ground floor.

The assembly aimed to inform parents and guardians about school policies, student services, and expectations for the Academic Year 2025–2026.

The event was divided into four batches based on ACAD and TechPro tracks, with sessions running from 8:00 A.M. to 6:10 P.M.

Batch Schedule Highlights:

Batch 1: ACAD (Accounting, Philippine Gov, Earth & Space)

Batch 2: ACAD (CW/Wika, Biology, Finite Math, Physics)

Batch 3: TechPro (Driving, CP-Java, Kitchen Operations)

Batch 4: TechPro (EIM, Animation, Hotel, FBS, Bakery)

School Head Ma’am Liza L. Banayo and Assistant School Head Ma’am Jeneth D. Sobrevega opened the event with a welcome message and outlined the meeting’s agenda.

Additionally, the event discussed with parents the system of the strengthened curriculum currently implemented exclusively for Grade 11 learners.

Topics included records management, student guidance, clinic services, school discipline, student activities, learning outcomes, SGC matters, and SPTA concerns.

| via Lea Ystella Salac, The Viewpoint News

Courtesy of: Josh Mendoza, James Narral, Janvin Salvador, and Zabdiel Ethan Albia

23/06/2025

| Clubs Hold Oath-Taking Ceremony

The student clubs of Antipolo City Senior High School (ACSHS) held their official oath-taking ceremony today, June 23, for organizations including The Viewpoint, Ang Tinghoy, and Barkada Kontra Droga (BKD).

Led by Ms. Jeneth Sobrevega, ACSHS Assistant Principal II, the ceremony formally welcomed club members and officers who voluntarily committed to serve their school with responsibility and dedication.

Each member took a solemn pledge to fulfill their duties, promising to carry out their responsibilities with honesty, respect, and purpose.

The oath-taking marks not only the official beginning of the clubs’ service but also their sincere commitment to contribute meaningfully to the school community under the guidance of their advisers.

| via Zabdiel Ethan Albia, The Viewpoint News

Courtesy of: Yasser Cabiladas, and Aldrin Marck Pantaleon

20/06/2025

| First Week Ends with Flag Lowering Ceremony and Club Presentations

Antipolo City Senior High School (ACSHS) held its first Flag Lowering Ceremony (FLC) for the academic year 2025–2026 today, June 20, 2025, marking the end of the first week of classes for Grade 11 students.

The event also served as a platform for introducing the school’s various club organizations, such as The Viewpoint, Ang Tinghoy, AKAP, YES-O, Barkada Kontra Droga (BKD), Math Club, Chess Club, Robotics Club, Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP), and the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG).

The ceremony was hosted by the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) President and was facilitated by SSLG members in coordination with the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP).

In compliance with Section 18 of Republic Act 8491, also known as The Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines, the event began with a prayer, followed by the lowering of the Philippine flag as the National Anthem was sung.

Additionally, grade 11 learners from different sections, along with teaching and non-teaching personnel, were in attendance.

During the program, School Principal Ma’am Liza L. Banayo addressed the students with a warm greeting as she shared words of encouragement and offered important reminders for proper conduct within the school grounds.

Moving forward, the Flag Lowering Ceremony will be held every Friday, while the Flag Raising Ceremony will take place every Monday, in accordance with Civil Service Commission (CSC) Memorandum Circular No. 19, s. 2012.

| via Lea Ystella Salac, The Viewpoint News

Courtesy of: Realyn Bayani, and Zabdiel Ethan Albia

20/06/2025

Hey, ACSHSians, do you hear that beat? 👀🎶

'Cause we don’t know about you, but it sounds like... “Come and join The Viewpoint!” 🎤📝📸

Whether you're into writing, photography, broadcasting, or just want to share your voice, there's a place for you here. So, what are you waiting for?

🤔 Step into the spotlight, and let's create something amazing together! 🤗💙💛

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