DepEd Matatag Luna NHS

20/09/2025

Congratulations to the coaches and student-participants of Luna National High School who recently join the 2025 District Science and Math Fair.

Poster Making
First Place 🥇- Laverne Mae C. Ramos
Second place-🥈Berrylyne P. Reyes
Coach: Jovelyn R. Aguite

Mathematics and Computational Science(Team Category)
First Place🥇
Dave B. Aguite
Lezveth Joy A. Garcia
Shandie Keith I. Libantino
Coach: Norma T. Albano

Science Investigatory Project(Team Category)
Fifth Place
King Richard John J. Balbuena
Desiree Jhusteen Z. Ullero
Zyrelle Jaen Dugay
Coach: Mary Jane B. Balleras

Research Investigation and Scientific Exploration (Team)
Fourth Place
Bernadeth Guimba
Marynell Agamanos
Jhonlee Andres
Coach: Dalisay Ralustian

✍️Lezveth Joy A. Garcia
📸Teacher MJ Balleras

19/09/2025

16/09/2025

LNHS on the GO!

Supporting Every Learner Through the ARAL Program

From tutors’ sessions to parents’ orientation, LNHS continues to take meaningful steps in addressing learning gaps and supporting student success. Most recently, the school marked the successful rollout of Day 2 of the Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning (ARAL) Program.

Spearheaded by Teacher Kim Syrel R. Galleon (ARAL focal person), School Head Imelda A. Burigsay, and Head Teacher I Jeaneth Mae T. Llantada, the program highlights the school’s proactive approach to learner recovery and academic support.

The ARAL Program is a national learning intervention initiative established through Republic Act No. 12028 and implemented by the Department of Education (DepEd). Designed to help struggling learners catch up with their lessons, the program promotes inclusive and quality education for all.

At LNHS, the ARAL sessions are conducted 30 minutes daily from Monday to Friday, including a weekly check-in or assessment to track progress and provide targeted assistance.

The dedicated ARAL tutors include:
👩‍🏫Teacher Ruby A. Palacay
👩‍🏫 Teacher Dyna Beth A. Rosario
👩‍🏫 Teacher Rejane V. Bulsao
👨‍🏫 Teacher Kim Syrel R. Galleon
👨‍🏫 Teacher Jhonlee D. Baletbet
👩‍🏫Teacher Junelle Richee P. Tagle
👩‍🏫 Teacher Mylene L. Torrado
👩‍🏫 Teacher Janice R. Lacar

14/09/2025

Gray Stallions charge past Onse Pinky

The Grade 12 Gray Stallions showed their strength as they defeated the Grade 11 Onse Pinky to win the Bracket B championship of the intramurals basketball tournament. Led by Most Valuable Player (MVP) Ahmir Agamanos, the Stallions played solid offense and defense to secure the title.

The Bracket B games were held last September 4 at Luna National High School, where Grades 10, 11, and 12 competed for the championship in front of a lively crowd.

The first game featured the Grade 10 Flying Phantoms against Grade 11 Onse Pinky. The Phantoms started with energy and good outside shooting, but Onse Pinky stepped up their defense in the second half. With better ball movement and timely shots, they pulled away and earned a spot in the finals.

In the championship game, the Gray Stallions quickly showed why they were the top team. Onse Pinky tried to stay close with long-range shots, but the Stallions dominated the rebounds and scored on fast breaks.

The finals opened with Jerick Suclad of Onse Pinky hitting a three-pointer that cut the lead to two, exciting their supporters. However, the Stallions answered back as Borja scored on a layup to keep their lead. A few plays later, Jotreb Palad assisted Earl Du for a jumper that widened the gap.

In the closing minutes, Onse Pinky pushed hard on defense, but Agamanos powered through two defenders for a key basket. That shot sealed the win and gave the Stallions the championship, with Agamanos being named MVP.

With the victory, the Grade 12 Gray Stallions will represent Luna National High School in the district meet.

🖋️Syrah Lei Gabriel
📷 Bernadeth Guimba

14/09/2025

Flying Phantoms soar to Victory Over Pink Panthers

Flying Phantoms claimed a hard-fought victory against the Pink Panthers in the men's Volleyball Bracket B championship after a close three-set battle on September 12, held at LNHS Gym.
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‎On the first set, the match started with the Pink Panthers showing solid skills, taking the first set, 25-23. The Flying Phantoms, responded in the second set, tightening their defense to secure a 25-22 win. With the game tied at one set each, the deciding third set became a heated game. Both teams fought point for point, but the Flying Phantoms secured their victory and edged out the Pink Panthers with an 18-16 finish.
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‎With their outstanding teamwork, powerful skills, and effective communications, the Flying Phantoms eked out the Pink Panthers with a score of 25-23, 25-22, 18-16 in Intramurals Men's Volleyball Bracket A championship.
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🖋️Shane B. Pascua
📸Audi Jireh C. Vasquez

14/09/2025

Flying Phantoms defeat Aerius in Girls' Doubles Badminton Match, 21–18

The Flying Phantoms triumphed over Aerius in the Girls' Doubles Badminton match during the Intramurals at Luna National High School, held on September 9 at Lappa’s Barangay Hall.

In the opening set, Karylle Marcos held the backcourt position while her partner, Kaizzha Dumaoan of Grade 8–Aerius, covered the front, briefly gaining an early lead at 2–1.

However, the Flying Phantoms fought back with solid coordination and skill. They ultimately sealed the match with a 21–18 victory in the second set. Kyla Marcos showcased strong defensive plays, while her teammate Kathrina-Joy Ablangan delivered powerful smashes that consistently challenged their opponents.

With their dynamic teamwork and decisive plays, the Flying Phantoms secured a straight-set win, proving their dominance on the court.

📷: Bryllie Rose A. Gratueto
✍️: Melxhinne Leigh D. Baris

14/09/2025

yPayanans Outscores Pink Panthers In Sepak Takraw Match

The Sepak Takraw match between Grade 11 Pink Panthers and Grade 12 yPayanans was held at Luna National High School gymnasium on September 11, 2025

Playing for Grade 11 Pink Panthers were Zeus Marc Simpliciano, Joseph Simpliciano, and Rheyson Martinez, while Grade 12 yPayanans had Keneth Lee Campos, Aries Sanmateo, Marv Khezter Galoy, and Rodel Salvador.

The Pink Panthers started strong, but yPayanans solid serves, blocks, and spikes gave them control of the game. Despite the efforts of the Pink Panthers, yPayanans teamwork secured the victory.

🖋️ Precious Gem Roseo
📷 Teacher Dyna Beth A. Rosario

14/09/2025

Pink Panthers clinch Bracket B Men’s Doubles Badminton

The Pink Panthers duo, Nathaniel Valdez and Aldrich Baluan, emerged victorious over Vrylle Jerome Tubang and Frodie Mark Sibayan of the Flying Phantoms, winning the Bracket B Men’s Doubles badminton championship at the Lappa Mini-Gym finals.

In Set 1, Valdez and Baluan took control of the match with sharp shots and fast reflexes, defeating Tubang and Sibayan 21–12.

The Pink Panthers continued their dominance in Set 2, overwhelming the Flying Phantoms with a commanding 21–9 win to seal the championship 2–0.

The crowd erupted in celebration as the victory was confirmed, applauding Valdez and Baluan’s exceptional skill, teamwork, and strategic play.

Meanwhile, Tubang and Sibayan were also commended for their determination, resilience, and sportsmanship throughout the match.

🖋️: Desiree Jhusteene Ullero
📸: Audi Vasquez

14/09/2025

Tugaoen hailed as Bracket B Badminton Singles Champion

King Febrick Tugaoen of Ypayanan was hailed as the Bracket B badminton singles champion after edging out Benedict Cabel of the Flying Phantoms in an intense finals match at the Lappa Mini-Gym.

The championship duel was a thrilling showdown, with both players trading rallies and pushing each other to the limit.

In the end, Tugaoen pulled through with composure and determination, clinching the title with an impressive 21–17 victory.

Tugaoen’s win highlighted his consistency and tactical play, further establishing Ypayanan’s growing dominance in the badminton tournament.

Despite the loss, Cabel displayed grit and remarkable skill, making the finals a memorable contest that kept the crowd on edge until the last rally.

🖋️: Desiree Jhusteene Ullero
📸: Audi Vasquez

14/09/2025

Flying Phantoms Benedict Cabel soars to Straight-Game Victory Over Team Inferno’s Christian Viernes

Benedict Cabel of the Flying Phantoms delivered a commanding performance on court, defeating Grade 9’s Joshua Javier Viernes of Team Inferno in straight games (21-11, 21-15) during a highly anticipated boys’ singles badminton clash

In an exciting badminton singles match held at Lappa Luna Apayao, Grade 10 student Benedict Cabel of the Flying Phantoms secured a decisive victory against Grade 9’s Joshua Javier Viernes of Team Inferno. The two-game match showcased skill, determination, and sportsmanship.

Cabel dominated the first game, showcasing precise smashes and quick footwork. He raced to a 21-11 win, leaving little room for Viernes to counter. The Grade 10 athlete’s aggressive playstyle and sharp net shots kept his opponent on the defensive.

The second game Cabel saw Viernes rallying hard, fighting for every point. However, Cabel maintained his focus, clinching victory with a 21-15 score. Viernes impressed the crowd with his resilience, but Cabel’s consistency and strategic serves sealed the match.

After the match, both players shook hands, with Cabel praising Viernes’ effort. “Christian pushed me to play my best,” said Cabel. “I’m proud of how we both performed.”
🖋️Von Darius Pagdilao
📸: Jhenea Fae G Agtarap