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MNHS grounds ready for class opening

The school grounds of Magsaysay National High School have been cleaned and prepared through the collective efforts of stakeholders during Brigada Eskwela 2026 which ensured readiness for the opening of classes on June 8, 2026.

Teachers, parents, barangay officials, students, and community volunteers joined forces to clear and organize the campus, creating a safe and welcoming environment for learners.

The activity was part of the nationwide Brigada Eskwela initiative, which encouraged community cooperation in preparing schools for the academic year.

MNHS School Head Luisito B. Mendez expressed gratitude to all participants, noting that the success of Brigada Eskwela reflects the community’s commitment to education and the welfare of students.

📸Ma’am Tin

TINGNAN: Nakiisa ang mga magulang, mag-aaral, g**o, alumni, PNP, barangay officials at iba pang stakeholders sa pagbubukas ng Brigada Eskwela ngayong araw sa Magsaysay National High School.

📸Ma’am Tes

Faculty members of Magsaysay National High School (MNHS) participated in the Orientation on Learning System Reform Policies for Teachers held on May 15, 2026 at Gonzalo Aler National High School (GANHS).

The activity brought together educators from Cluster 3 schools, which include, MNHS, GANHS, Capalonga National High School, Capalonga Parochial School, and Capalonga Institute.

The orientation was organized under the Department of Education’s reform initiatives to prepare teachers for the upcoming academic year.

Discussions centered on the implementation of the three-term school calendar, revised classroom assessment and grading system, flexible learning programs, and the strengthened Senior High School curriculum.

Education officials from the Central Office emphasized that the reforms aim to reduce teacher workload while improving student learning outcomes.

They said cluster-based orientations such as this ensure that teachers are aligned with national directives while fostering collaboration among schools in the district.

Faculty members of MNHS expressed their readiness to apply the reforms in their classrooms, along with their commitment to delivering quality education and supporting learners in adapting to the changes.

📸 Sir Eymard, Ma’am Elaine