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The Official Student Publication of President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School

07/11/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Exuberant"! 🙌🏻

Word by Baybay, Monica Joyce

31/10/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Limerence"! 🙌🏻

Word by Peñafiel, Rocelyn D.

24/10/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Sanguine"! 🙌🏻

Word by Castillo, Anthony T.

17/10/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Perplexed"! 🙌🏻

Word by Baybay, Monica Joyce

10/10/2025

📌PCCAMNHS CELEBRATES TEACHERS’ DAY✨
Article by: Vergel De Leon
Photos by: Carl Michael Ramos, Charlote Israel, & Arianna Sophia Ramiso
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

To honor the dedication and hard work of teachers, President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School (PCCAMNHS) celebrated the teachers’ day event organized by the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) and moderated by Angel Grace Sollestre and Paris Mei Love Yambao at Technomart, Vista Mall last October 8.

The program began with the Philippine National Anthem led by Ma’am Alice Lacanlale.

It was followed by the opening prayer led by the SSLG Grade 11 representative Leslie Anne Enriquez and the Glee Club, which opened the program with a feeling of gratitude and appreciation.

The opening remarks were delivered by the SSLG President Clyte Clarence S. Lagarde, who sincerely thanked the teachers for their hard work and guidance.

The celebration continued with the Public School District Supervisor Benilda B. Agustin and Principal Alvin T. Mendoza, who sent heartfelt and inspirational messages for both the students and teachers, followed by the newly elected GPTA President, Risa B. Santiago, emphasizing how teachers play a vital role in students’ lives and inspiring them to do their best.

After the speeches, the performances of Junior High School (JHS) and Senior High School (SHS) started, showing their gratitude to teachers through music and dancing and filling the venue with entertainment and joy.

Meanwhile, exciting games and raffles were prepared for teachers, led by SSLG Treasurer Samantha Louise Robles and SSLG Secretary Kristine Igna, bringing fun and laughter for the teachers.

The recognition for teachers followed, with Clyte Clarence S. Lagarde and Charlote Andrew Mae I. Israel showing gratitude to the teachers through acknowledging their hard work and dedication.

The closing remarks were led by the FEA president, Sir Herman E. Santos, praising the effort of students and faculty in making the program meaningful.

Finally, Sir James Clinton C. Landagora led the community song and sang for the teachers, showing his respect to his colleagues.

Through the effort of faculty, SSLG members, and students, they made a well-organized program, once again showing its gratitude and respect to teachers who continuously motivate and push students to their best.

10/10/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Serendipity"! 🙌🏻

Word by Ramos, Carl Michael

03/10/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Sesquipedalian"! 🙌🏻

Word by Bernardo, Mysha Casey Nhicolette

26/09/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Euphoria"! 🙌🏻

Word by Peñafiel, Rocelyn D.

22/09/2025

📌PCCAMNHS Honors Buwan ng Wika 2025 Winners✨
Article by: Gwyneth Shynan Saren
Photos by: Sydney Bernardo
Copyread by: Ma. Alesanna Castillo

President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino Memorial National High School (PCCAMNHS) students gathered at the school quadrangle for their routine flag retreat ceremony, which was followed by the most anticipated awarding ceremony for Buwan ng Wika contests last September 19.

The program started with a warm and lively welcome from the two MCs, Ma. Alesanna Castillo and Samantha Robles, greeting the audience as they energized the crowd with an enthusiastic roll call of each strand.

The poster-making contest winners received their certificates, with Carl Michael Ramos (12-STEM) taking first place, Julien Jei Dela Cruz (11-HUMSS) securing second place, and Alexander Avendaño (11-ABM) finishing third.

Meanwhile, the slogan-making contest winners, Ma. Valeria Dela Cruz (11-STEM) won first place, while Rocelyn Peñafiel (12-ABM) took second, and Mylene Dela Cruz (12-GAS) secured third place.

The ‘Tagisan ng Talino’ quiz bee competition, on the other hand, crowned Kristine Igna (12-HUMSS) as champion, while Charlote Israel (12-HUMSS) secured second place, and James Elijah Busito (11-STEM) finished in third position.

As for the ‘Sabayang Pagbigkas’ competition, Grade 11-HUMSS achieved first place through their strong collective performance.

The judges were moved by the powerful delivery of Charlote Israel (12-HUMSS) and Samantha Robles (12-ABM), who shared first place in the ‘Pagbigkas ng Tula’ competition, whereas Symon Maclang (12-STEM) finished in third place.

The program concluded by expressing appreciation to all participants while emphasizing that ‘Buwan ng Wika’ exists to celebrate and protect our Filipino cultural heritage rather than to compete for victory.

The winners, along with other participants, received outstanding praise for their skills and achievements which inspired students to cherish our cultural heritage.

22/09/2025

The Day of Protest✨
✍🏻Article by: Rocelyn D. Peñafiel

Over 100,000 Filipino citizens marched to Luneta and the EDSA People Power Monument on September 21 to protest against corruption and the misuse of billions of pesos meant for flood control.

Despite the rain, Filipino citizens did not stop protesting. They carried banners on which they had written their own slogans to fight against the corrupt government. The lower class, middle class, upper class, the elderly, teenagers, and even the children came to protest.

The rally was not just held in Luneta and at the EDSA People Power Monument, but also in the other parts of the country. It was their tax that the politicians stole; it was the Filipino citizens' money. So a lot of people came to protest for the sake of addressing poverty and securing the future of children.

Everyone has the right to speak up about the issue. Protesting is not wrong; it is because of the issue that protest exists. Every voice is important.

19/09/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Hypocrisy"! 🙌🏻

Word by Yambao, Paris Mei Love

12/09/2025

Today is Friday—Word of the Week! ✨

Expand your vocabulary with our word of the week, "Undeniable"! 🙌🏻

Word by Maclang, Symon Lorenz

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