Euclidian Chronicle

07/08/2025

Euclidian Chronicle Qualifiers Convene For School Publication Team Structure & Activity Schedule

The Euclidian Chronicle qualifiers gathered on Thursday morning at the LUNHS library at 8 AM, for a crucial orientation that outlined the official structure of the school publication team and the upcoming activity schedule for the academic year.

The meeting, held from 8:00 to 9:00 AM, brought together the newly selected campus journalists, layout artists, and key individuals. The session began with a warm welcome from the Euclidian Chronicle adviser, Ma'am Anita L. Aspillaga, who emphasized the role of student journalism in promoting truth, creativity, and social awareness within the school community.

During the orientation, the official structure of the publication team was introduced. Key editorial roles were announced, including the Editor-in-Chief, Glynicks Joyce Garcia, Associate Editor, Zyaire Odreese Juan, Managing Editor, William Zedrick Tubera, News Editor, Kristine Rose Real, Sports Editor, Jannah Kaelyn Molina, Photojournalist Editor, Jillian Claire Suyat, and Editorial Cartoonist, Lucian John Ramos. In addition, the Lay-out Artists, identified as Nicole Rivera, Jeime Eunice Fernandez, and Carlyn Vinz Joy Picar, were recognized for their crucial contributions in designing the visual aspect of the Chronicle and the videographers, Jay-M Pascua, Vinchelle Javier, Sophia Marie Pastor, where they take charge during school events.

The team also reviewed the monthly activity schedule, where the students were informed about their respective responsibilities.

This initial meeting marked the beginning of a collaborative and productive journey for the Euclidian Chronicle team, aiming to uphold journalistic excellence while fostering social responsibility among its members.

Words by: Zyaire Odreese R. Juan
Photos taken by: Carlyn Vinz Joy F. Picar

05/08/2025

The wait is over!
Here is the list of Euclidian Chronicle qualifiers.
Congratulations, mga Ka-Journo sa Sipnayan! 🥳💚💜💙

See you on August 7, 2025, at 8:00 AM in the LUNHS library for our first Staff Meeting.

05/08/2025

LUNHS conducts relief operations for Typhoon Emong victims

A solid family with unity and compassionate hearts - That was what La Union National High School proved in the recently concluded relief operations in the school's amphitheater, August 5.

Photos courtesy: Carlyn Picar, Jillian Claire Suyat (10-SPM students) and Math teachers

05/08/2025

05/08/2025

𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗦𝗖𝗛𝗢𝗢𝗟 𝗔𝗗𝗗𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗦 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱

La Union National High School proudly presents this year’s State of the School Address (SOSA) with our dedicated and transformative school head, Mrs. Arlyn B. Bambico, Principal III.

🗓 August 8, 2025
📍 La Union National High School
Catbangen, City of San Fernando, La Union

This is a special moment for us to reflect on our achievements, challenges, and collective progress as one LUNHS community. Let’s celebrate the strides we’ve made in delivering quality and inclusive education!

Stay connected and be part of this meaningful event. Together, let’s continue the journey toward excellence.

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📲 Follow: DepEd Tayo - La Union National High School

05/08/2025

Math teachers repack school supplies for Typhoon Emong victims

The strong sense of solidarity and collective spirit of empathy led the mathematics teachers at La Union National High School to share and extend help to the teacher and student victims of Typhoon Emong. The math teachers pooled their resources to purchase and repack school supplies on August 5, 2025. These donations were handed out on the same day during the distribution conducted by the school.

Photo courtesy: Math teachers

04/08/2025

The Eye of the Storm
By: Ivan Kurt C. Fajardo (Grade 7-SPM Student)

The typhoon's fury, a sight to behold
People flee, their homes to unfold
The winds scream loud, the rain pours down
A deluge of fear, a town drowned

The thunder roars, the lightning shines
The typhoon's power, a force divine
The winds howl loud, the rain falls deep
A stormy night, a time to sleep

But still they stand, through the raging storm
A family's bond, a love that's warm
They hold on tight, through the wind and rain
A beacon of hope, in the typhoon's pain

The typhoon's tale, a story told
Of strength and love, in the face of gold
The people's hearts, a testament to might
A community strong, in the typhoon's light.

Photo courtesy: Ivan Kurt Fajardo

04/08/2025

Typhoon Emong... a THREAD OF EXPERIENCES...

"Typhoon Emong, kay lupit mo!"
These words were boldly etched on a student's paper after experiencing Typhoon Emong two weeks ago.

"Hindi kami prepared. Akala namin isang bagyong katulad din ng iba. Dadaan lang nang di ko dama."
The unexpected blow shocked everyone. It was initially unnoticed, and many were unprepared. But the worst of the worst struck in the dead of night, when everyone was sound asleep.

"Biglang bumuwak ang kisame, tubig ay dumausdos pababa. Umiyak ang aking kapatid. Ako rin ay napaiyak na rin dahil hindi lamang mga gamit namin ang nabasa, pati ang mga requirements at activities na pinaghirapan kong tapusin."
The disappointment of a parent watching everything in the house soaked by the pouring rain was beyond words—just like the pain felt by students as they saw their books, notebooks, modules, and outputs drenched.

Now, IT'S YOUR TURN! You can comment below about your experiences during the typhoon. You can also share your key takeaways and your realizations. 😇

03/08/2025

"Bayanihan para sa Batang Fernando at Fernanda"

In a show of unity, teachers, learners, parents, and other school stakeholders joined forces for the clean-up drive in the school. It took them a week to recover the place, to clear the areas, and to make the classrooms ready for the return of the students.

Photos courtesy: Math teachers

03/08/2025

Math dept reels from Typhoon Emong’s impact

The Mathematics Department (LUNHS) suffered from the onslaught of Typhoon Emong, which received severe damage as seen in the photos below.

The recent storm caused extensive damage to the department, leaving both interior and outdoor spaces in a state of chaos. Learning materials were strewn and drenched, desks were overturned, and classrooms were inundated. There were major safety risks outside as big trees were uprooted, electrical lines were overturned, and debris was all over the place. There was also obvious damage to the garden and the buildings around it, as high gusts and fallen branches destroyed the area.

Photo courtesy: Math teachers

03/08/2025

We vs. Storm
By: Glynicka Joyce Garcia (Grade 10-SPM Student)

On July 25, 2025, Typhoon Emong hit La Union. Around 1:40 in the morning, the wind got very strong, and the rain started pouring hard. Then the power went out. For the first time, water came into our house. We tried to save our things, but the water kept rising. It was a scary and tiring night for all of us.

Our sari-sari store, one of our primary sources of income, was also severely damaged. The strong wind blew off the roof, and many of our goods got wet and ruined. We don’t know how to fix it or where to start again. It’s very hard to recover. But we are trying our best to stay strong.

Before the storm, our teachers gave us modules because classes were suspended. However, when the typhoon arrived, some of the modules became soaked. After the storm, we had no electricity, no internet, and no signal. We wanted to study, but it was almost impossible.

Even though many things were destroyed, we still choose to stand up and move forward. We believe God is always with us. This storm may slow us down, but it won’t stop us from learning. Students like me will keep going no matter what.

We are slowly trying to move on from what happened. We help each other, clean up, and do our best every day. It’s not easy, but we believe we can recover. As long as we have faith, support from our families, and hope in our hearts, we know we can get through any storm. At the end of the day, we will win over any storm.