TNHS OPAO Updates

Important Announcement to OPAO TANJAY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Students
We want to inform you that there have been reports of suspicious pages creating fake profiles and sending friend requests to students. We strongly advise you to stop accepting any friend requests from these pages immediately.

As part of our ongoing efforts to prevent cyberbullying, we have previously warned students about the risks of creating and engaging with such pages. Unfortunately, some students have chosen to disregard this warning and continue to create and promote these pages.

To those students who have created these pages, be aware that your actions have serious consequences. Cyberbullying is a serious issue that can cause harm and distress to others. We will not tolerate this behavior and will take all necessary steps to address it.

We are giving you a chance to delete these pages immediately. If not, we will work with the relevant authorities to trace the creators and take disciplinary action.

As students of OPAO TANJAY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, we encourage you to promote a safe and respectful online environment. Let's work together to prevent cyberbullying and create a positive digital culture.

PREVIEW: Moments from TNHS’ Teachers’ Day Celebration

Today at Tanjay National High School, we came together to celebrate and honor the incredible teachers who dedicate their time, energy, and passion to shaping the minds and hearts of our students. Our Teachers’ Day celebration was filled with heartfelt speeches, inspiring performances, and special awards recognizing the outstanding contributions of our educators.

From early mornings to late evenings, our teachers go above and beyond to inspire, guide, and nurture the next generation — and today was all about saying THANK YOU! To every teacher at TNHS, your patience, creativity, and unwavering support make a lasting impact that goes far beyond the classroom.

As the great William Arthur Ward once said, “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” Here’s to the mentors, the motivators, and the heroes who make learning possible. We are grateful for everything you do and proud to have such an amazing team shaping our future leaders. Happy Teachers’ Day! 🎉🍎📚💙

With all our love,
TNHS - SSLG

Behind every dreamer stands a teacher. 👩🏻‍🏫

Today, we celebrate not just what you teach, but the love, effort, and passion behind every word, every lesson, every smile. Thank you for the countless hours of patience, for the lessons that go beyond books, for believing in us even when we doubt ourselves, and for shaping not only our knowledge but also our character. You ignite curiosity, inspire dreams, and plant seeds of wisdom that grow in us for a lifetime. Truly, if the world were a classroom, teachers would be its greatest light, and if grades could be given for greatness, you would all have nothing less than an A+.

Today and every day, we honor you.

Happy Teacher’s Day to the true architects of the future! 🏅🌟📚💚✨

With all our love,
TNHS - SSLG

📢 classes in all levels are suspended ‼️

mag ampo, ug mag amping ang tanan! 💚🙏🏻✨

To ensure the safety of our learners, teachers, and school personnel, in light with the recent earthquake which has affected our city, I hereby declare the suspension of classes in all levels both in public and private schools, tomorrow, October 1, 2025, until lifted.

This is to provide enough time for our local authorities and concerned agencies to check on the security of all school facilities to avoid possible accidents within the school premises during these unprecedented times.

An official Executive Order will follow for everyone’s guidance. For now, let us all be safe in our homes. Amping kanunay, Tanjayanons.

[Date Issued: September 30, 2025 | 11:38 p.m.]

AN ORDER LIFTING THE SUSPENSION OF CLASSES IN ALL PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN THE PROVINCE OF NEGROS ORIENTAL

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SUSPENSION OR CANCELLATION OF CLASSES AT ALL LEVELS IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS DUE TO THE ENHANCED SOUTHWEST MONSOON (HABAGAT) AND THE TRACK OF TYPHOON OPONG, WHICH ARE CAUSING HEAVY RAINS OVER NEGROS ORIENTAL

In response to the presence of Severe Tropical Storm “Opong”, which is currently affecting our locality, and to provide safety for our fellow Tanjayanons, classes in all levels are hereby cancelled this afternoon, September 25, 2025, until lifted.

Our Emergency Response Teams are also on standby in cases of emergency.

Padayon kita sa pag-amping, Tanjayanons. 🧡

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🔊 IT’S OFFICIAL ❤️‍🔥✨

The wait is finally over, and one of the most awaited events of the school year is HERE! We are thrilled to announce the official opening of Tanjay National High School’s Intramurals 2025 — a celebration of sportsmanship, camaraderie, and school spirit.

From the loud cheers in the stands to the energy on the courts and fields, let us come together as one community, wearing our colors with pride and showing the true meaning of sportsmanship. 💛💚❤️💙🩷

Join us as we kick off this year’s games with excitement, passion, and the determination to create unforgettable memories. Witness the thrill, the action, and the spirit of TNHS’ Intramurals 2025 — where every player, every cheer, and every moment counts. ⚡🔥

Expect non-stop action, unforgettable plays, and cheers so loud they’ll echo across campus. 🏀⚽🎭

Today, our school conducted a comprehensive earthquake drill, reinforcing our commitment to safety and preparedness. The entire school community participated actively, practicing the critical 'Drop, Cover, Hold On' protocol to ensure readiness in the event of seismic activity. This exercise underscores our prioritization of student and staff safety, fostering a culture of resilience and emergency preparedness.

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Calling someone “bida-bida” when they’re just being active or enthusiastic often reflects more about the person saying it than the one being labeled. Here’s why it can be problematic:

1. Discourages Initiative
When someone is eager to help, participate, or go the extra mile and gets labeled “bida-bida”, it discourages others from being proactive, especially in school or work settings. People start thinking: “Ay, baka matawag akong bida-bida.” So they hold back, even if they have something valuable to contribute.

2. It’s Often Rooted in Insecurity or Envy
Sometimes, people feel threatened or insecure seeing others shine. Instead of appreciating someone’s drive, they label it negatively to bring them down to their level.

3. It Can Foster a Toxic Culture
A group that mocks or alienates active members develops a culture where mediocrity is normalized and excellence is ridiculed.

4. It Mislabels Confidence or Leadership
What others may see as “bida-bida” might actually be: Confidence, Leadership, Passion, Responsibility. Yet people throw the term like it’s an insult, when in fact those traits are crucial in teams, classrooms, and communities.

Better Perspective:
Instead of saying “bida-bida”, we should be asking: “How can I support or learn from this person’s energy or commitment?” Encouraging others to lead, volunteer, or speak up creates a more empowering environment for everyone.

If someone’s “bida-bida” behavior is genuinely inconsiderate or dominating, there are kinder and more constructive ways to give feedback. But most of the time? People just don’t like seeing someone stand out. Let people shine. Their glow doesn’t dim yours. 😊💕