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The Torch-Catarman NHS, Catarman (2025)

19/07/2025

IN PHOTOS || CNHS holds SPTA Elections for School Year 2025-2026

Catarman National High School held the School Parent-Teacher Association Elections for School Year 2025-2026, today, July 19.

As mandated by DepEd Order No. 13, s. 2022, the elections covered the Homeroom PTA (HPTA), Grade Level PTA Council of Representatives (GrPTACor), and the School PTA (SPTA). The school's Election Committee (ELECOM) headed the conduct of elections, to ensure transparency, fairness, and order.

This activity aimed to strengthen parental involvement and ensure participatory governance in school affairs.

After their respective PTAmeetings, class advisers facilitated the HPTA elections in their respective classes. Elected class representatives then elected their Grade-Level council members, who composed the voting members for the SPTA officers.

✒️ || Julienne Pujante
📷 || Shanaia Bucao | Joemarie Cisneros

18/07/2025

IN PHOTOS || CNHS TEACHERS GEAR UP FOR THIS SY's SLAC SESSIONS

CNHS teachers planned the SLAC sessions for this school year, which will begin a month from now. The planning was held, today, July 18, 2025 at CNHS Grade 10 building.

📷 || Joemarie Cisneros

18/07/2025

CAMPUS NEWS || CNHS Rounds Up Teachers for S. Y. 2025-2026 SLAC Implementation Planning

To strengthen instructional delivery and promote continuous development, Catarman National High School conducted the Development of the School Learning Action Cell (SLAC) Implementation Plan at the Grade 10 Building, July 18, 2025.

In accordance with School Memorandum No. 087, s. 2025 and DepEd Order No. 035, s. 2016, the activity urged all JHS and SHS teaching personnel to collaboratively develop a needs-based, contextualized, and effective SLAC Implementation Plan aligned with the Learning Action Cell (LAC) standards for SY 2025–2026.

Monitored by Master Teachers, the session guided department heads and subject group heads in identifying professional development needs and enhancing teaching practices through collaborative planning. Teachers were involved in break-out sessions based on the area nomenclature or subjects they teach, with outputs expected to be submitted for review and approval.

Once reviewed and approved, the plans will form as the bases for the LAC programs to be implemented this current academic year.

✒️ || Isis Lucenecio
📷 || Joemarie Cisneros
💻 || Trescia Moreno

17/07/2025

IN PHOTOS || CNHS Conducts Orientation on Localized Anti-Bullying Policy and Code of Conduct for Learners

To foster a safe and supportive school environment, the School Child Protection Committee, along with the speakers; Romeo Vibal, Hermie Visaya, Belinda Mendoza, Lovely April Basierto, and Diamarie Lathrop, discussed the different forms of bullying and how these can manifest in the school setting.

An open forum was also conducted in the afternoon to address concerns and clarify questions regarding the implementation of the policy.

📷 || Bert Anne Ysabel Verzosa | Shanaia Bucao

17/07/2025

ICYMI || CNHS PRAISE Updates Rewards and Recognition Guidelines and Mechanism

Updating its Reward and Recognition Guidelines and Mechanisms, Catarman National High School held a one-day writeshop at the SBM Conference Room on July 16, 2025.

Following the School Memorandum No. 082, s. 2025, the activity was participated in by the members of the School PRAISE Committee and other teacher-developers from both Junior and Senior High School departments.

Included in the discussion was the review of newly issued Division and Regional Memorandums, which was done by the committee, specifically those introducing update award categories and revised score sheets.

The committee also handled the enhancement of school-specific awards and criteria to ensure the alignment with the latest directives while remaining responsive to the unique context of CNHS.

✒️ || Isis Lucenecio

17/07/2025

ICYMI || PNP-NSPPO Leads Project Gabay Campaign at CNHS; Advocates for Youth Wellness and Protection

Around 116 Class Presidents from Grades 7 to 12 at Catarman National High School participated in the Project Gabay Campaign, an information drive conducted by the Philippine National Police-Northern Samar Provincial Office (PNP-NSPPO) at the school’s Multi-Purpose Hall, last Tuesday, July 15.

The information drive was organized upon the request of Police Colonel Sonnie B. Omegan, the Provincial Director of the PNP-NSPPO. Through a series of talks, discussions, and visual presentations, the campaign aimed to raise awareness on issues affecting the youth such as r**e prevention, online safety, anti-illegal drug initiatives, anti-recruitment efforts, and responsible decision-making both online and offline.

Project Gabay Campaign empowered the student leaders with knowledge and practical tips to help them become advocates for safety in their respective classrooms and communities. This was designed to be informative, engaging, and value-based, it supports the national goal of fostering a safe and empowering learning environment for all students.

✒️ || Justine Balasta
Photo Courtesy: Rodel Deluta

17/07/2025

ICYMI || CNHS Conducts 3rd Quarter Adjustment for AIP 2025

CNHS conducted its 3rd Quarter Adjustment for the 2025 Annual Implementation Plan (AIP) at the SBM Conference Hall on Tuesday, July 15. The activity was led by the school head, Dr. John L. Delorino, and participated in by members of the School Planning Team (SPT).

The meeting aimed to revisit the activities implemented in Quarter 2, identify issues, delays, and challenges that may have affected the achievement of set targets, and make the necessary adjustments to the AIP for Quarter 3.

Throughout the session, the school also presented the OPCRF evaluation results, earning a perfect score of 5.0 a reflection of the collective efforts of all stakeholders.

Dr. Delorino highlighted how this success supports AIP goals, followed by the presentation of upcoming activities and program updates in curriculum, administration, and governance.

The program was participated in by key stakeholders of the school to include Hon. Frine Arillio, Chairman of Barangay Dalakit; Mr. Narciso Lim, the School Governance Council Vice-Chair; Mr. Tyrone Anquilo, SSLG President, and Ms. Alma Lathrop, TEA President.

Through open discussion and teamwork, the school ensured a more focused and goal-oriented plan moving forward.

✒️ || Julienne Pujante
💻 || Rhea Fulgar

17/07/2025

CAMPUS NEWS || CNHS Orients Class Officers, Advisers on the Localized Anti-Bullying Policies and Code of Conduct for Learners

To further curb bullying incidents and enforce student welfare and discipline, Catarman National High School conducted an orientation on its localized Anti-Bullying Policy and the Code of Conduct for Learners at the CNHS Multi-Purpose Hall today, July 17.

Said localized ABP-CCL has been reviewed and approved by the DepEd Northern Samar Division.

Spearheaded by the Office of the School Principal and School Child Protection Committee, the event was participated in by class presidents and advisers from Junior and Senior High School, Guidance personnel, and members of the Child Protection Committee, gathering around more than 240 participants.

Pursuant to School Memorandum No. 083, s. 2025 and in compliance with DepEd issuances on anti-bullying and child protection, the orientation aimed to raise awareness of the school’s protective mechanisms for learners.

By equipping student leaders and educators with the right tools and understanding, the school aims to foster a safe and supportive environment that upholds student rights and responsibilities.

✒️ || Isis Lucenecio
📷 || Bert Anne Verzosa
💻 || Trescia Moreno

03/07/2025

ANNOUNCEMENT || The Torch proudly congratulates the new batch of successful applicants who passed the selection process held on June 10, 2025.

We welcome these sharp, driven minds into the fold being individuals who are ready to think critically, and uphold the truth with clarity and purpose. Your journey as Torchbearers begins now.

📌 Interested in joining?

The doors of The Torch remain open. If you believe you have the curiosity, commitment, and creativity to tell stories that matter, visit The Torch Office and take part in the next wave of screening. We’re always on the lookout for voices that can spark thought and stir change.

02/07/2025

CAMPUS NEWS || CNHS Orients JHS, SHS student leaders, advisers on Localized DLAR

Catarman National High School, through the office of the School Principal, conducted an orientation on the localized Daily Learner Attendance Report (DLAR) Monitoring Tool at the Multi-purpose Hall on June 30.

The said localized tool was developed to curb absenteeism, tardiness, and drop-out rates among students.

Both Junior and Senior High School classroom presidents and vice presidents ,class advisers, department heads and subject group heads, and guidance personnel attended the event with over 300+ participants present.

Following the School Memorandum No. 074 s. 2025 and in accordance to DepEd Order No. 74 s. 2025 DepEd Order No. 3 s. 2018, the session aims to ensure accurate, consistent, and timely collection and analysis of attendance data to help minimize dropout rates and strengthen learner retention.

Full implementation of the localized DLAR monitoring procedures is set to begin immediately following the orientation.

✒️ || Isis Lucenecio
📷 || Chloe Reyes | Joemarie Cisneros

01/07/2025

CAMPUS NEWS || Five CNHS Students Qualify for DOST-SEI Scholarship

Five students from Catarman National High School have successfully qualified for the Department of Science and Technology scholarship program, as announced by the DOST on June 30.

The newly awarded scholars are Angelica Aleria, Ken Capaz, Jireign Yoj Moreno, Elbert Clarence Diaz, and Lexter Gio Majabague, all proud members of CNHS Class of 2025.

As DOST-SEI scholars, they are entitled to a range of benefits, including monthly living allowances, coverage for tuition and other school fees, insurance, and additional academic support.

The school also celebrates its UPCAT passers, whose names were announced earlier this year.

Congratulations, Scholar Comprehanons!

16/06/2025

IN PHOTOS || SCHOOL MODE ACTIVATED: CNHS opens SY 2025-'26

Students of Catarman National High School returned to campus as classes officially resumed this Monday, June 16, 2025.

Faculty and staff welcomed the students as the new school year commence, with approximately more than 5,000 enrollees from grades 7 to 12 for the school year 2025-2026.

Ma'am Belinda Mendoza and Sir Hubert Ebuenga led the first flag raising ceremony of this SY.

After the introduction Dr. John Delorino officially welcomed the learners who filled the school grounds once more.

CNHS is committed to providing quality education and fostering a safe, inclusive learning environment for all. Here's to another year of growth, learning, and success!

✒️ || Justine Balasta
📷 || Bert Anne Verzosa | Shanaia Bucao

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