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Mag-aaral ng LCNHS nag uwi ng karangalan mula Pilipinas hanggang Taiwan

Mag-aaral mula sa Lucena City National High School (LCNHS) naguwi ng pagkilala at parangal sa ginanap na Formosa Cup Asian Karatedo International Championship 2024 na ginanap sa Changhua, Taiwan.

Kinilala ang mag aaral na sina Ram Jacob D. Abragon na nasungkit ang dalawang gintong medalya sa Kata at Kumite. Nasungkit naman ni Ezekiele Cortez ang ikatlong puwesto sa larong Kata at tumanggap ng medalyang tanso at ika-limang puwesto naman sa Kumite na tumanggap ng medalyang ginto.

Samantala, wagi din si Abragon na makuha ang gintong medalya sa Espada y Daga Arnis sa katatapos lamang na 2024 Pekaf National Open Championship sa Rizal Memorial Stadium, Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, Manila, nitong nakaraang Hunyo 28-30.

Ayon sa dalwang manlalaro, maging determinado ka lang at isapuso ang ginagawa mo makakamit mo ang parangal at tagumpay na inaasam mo.

Sa ngayon, patuloy pa din ang ginagawang pag eensayo ng mga atleta ng paaralan para sa darating na mga palaro.

Isinulat ni: Stanley Evangelista, The Ricefield & Ang Palayan
Disenyo ni: Kyle Gabriel Uy, The Ricefield & Ang Palayan

Triple Triumph: LCNHS Grade 12 graduates shine at Senate Gold Medal Awards for Academic Excellence

Lucena City National High School (LCNHS) recognized the achievements of three Senior High School students who received an award at the Senate Gold Medals for Academic Excellence 2023-2024 at LCNHS, July 17.

Senate Gold Medals awarded the outstanding academic performances of these students; Stephanie R. Calucin, excellence award in Accountancy, Business and Management, Jasmin C. Caña recognized for her achievement in Humanities and Social Sciences, and Airrah Cristine C. Virtucio for her distinction award in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

According to Mr. Rodolfo A. Sena Jr., the school principal, these students have exemplified excellence and dedication throughout their academic journey, he emphasized that these learners’ contribution and accomplishments will stay and remain as the school’s legacy.

"These students have demonstrated extraordinary commitment to academic excellence and serve as role models for their peers. Their achievements reflect not only their individual talents but also the dedication and support of our school community." Sena added.

Additionally, LCNHS highlighted their commitment to nurturing well-rounded students across various disciplines, as these graduates prepare to embark on their future endeavors, their achievements stand as a testament to the quality education and opportunities available in their school.

Moreover, the Senate Gold Medal Awards also known as the Philippine Senate Medal of Excellence was set by the Senate to celebrate and recognize outstanding Filipinos, under this the Department of Education made an initiative that will recognize and encourage top performing students under the Philippine Senate Gold Medal Award for Academic Excellence Project.

News Writer: Nomerto M. Revilla Jr., SHS teacher and Coordinator
Photo Credit: Ms. Russelle A. Luistro

Schedule of Enrollment of JHS and SHS
for S.Y. 2024-2025

Enrollment at LCNHS is ongoing, but to officially announce the schedule, please see the details below.

For further information, please contact the numbers on the announcement.

Let's welcome another school year on July 29, 2024.
See you in school, learners!

LCNHS celebrates Gender and Development equality

Lucena City National High School conducted Gender and Development (GAD) entitled Gathering cm Mind Movements led by the School Principal, Mr. Rodolfo A. Sena Jr. and GAD coordinator and Faculty President, Mrs. Cherish Mae U. Buenviaje at Caliraya Lake, Laguna, May 31.

Sena shared and talked about the importance of GAD that must be emphasized to learners through the educators.

"Teachers must lead and show the learners that regardless of gender, they all have the right for education, honor, respect, and love." Sena stated.

Second part of the program showed teachers and non-teaching competitive sides through team building, which they were divided to their grade levels-- all gender participated.

Game started with a simple elastic game, followed by chinese garter, archery, running, kayaking, and swimming.

Grade 10 and grade 12 level announced as the winners, as they showed coordination, unity, and flexibility all throughout the games.

"We may lost the games, but to have an activity like this, we already feel winners.", one of the teachers commented.

Furthermore, teachers started their vacation, as mandated by RM. No. 159, s. 2024 which granted them vacation with no voluntary or mandatory tasks for 30 days.

|| Writer, Ms. Realyn V. Escuto




For more pictures, you may check the link 👇
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mvOlUoWhR5Qz8EWrEdGQJ5l3P5JNaVTW?usp=drive_link

Ika-10 at ika-12 Baitang ng LCNHS tagumpay na idinaos ang kanilang pagtatapos

Pinarangalan ang 886 mag-aaral mula sa ika-10 baitang at 689 mag aaral naman mula sa Senior High School (SHS) Grade 12 ng Lucena City National High School (LCNHS) sa kanilang pagtatapos na may temang "Kabataang Pilipino Para sa Matatag na Kinabukasan ng Bagong Pilipinas" na ginanap sa Quezon Convention Center, ika-30 ng Mayo.

Pinangunahan ang nasabing seremonya ni G. Rodolfo A. Sena Jr. punongg**o ng Paaralan, kasama sina Gng. Susan DL. Oribiana, Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) at ang mga piling Public School District Supervisors, Education Program Supervisors at Administrative officer ng dibisyon ng Lucena na sina Mrs. Ma. Consolacion Teñido, Doc Pascual Larosa Jr., Dr. Reymark Queaño, Dr. Anicia J. Villaruel, and Mr. Benjie Rivera at kaagapay din ang buong pwersa ng mga empleyado ng LCNHS, mula sa teaching and non-teaching staff ng paaralan.

Mula sa pagbibigay pagpapahalaga sa Moving up Ceremony ng ika-10 baitang ay kinilala naman ang mga nagsipagtapos sa iba’t ibang larangan ng SHS; Humanities and Social Sciences, Accountancy, Business and Management, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, Industrial Arts with the specialization in Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Electric Installation Maintenance, Home Economics, at Sports Track.

Nagbigay din ng mahalagang mensahe at dagdag inspirasyon ang panauhing pandangal na si Engr. Niel Katipunan II L. Sadia na nagmula sa class of 2018, para sa mga mag aaral ng SHS.

Sa huli, matagumpay na idinaos ng mga mag-aaral kasama ang kanilang mga magulang sa pagtanggap ng mga medalya at sertipiko ng pagtatapos, kasama ang pasasalamat sa kanilang mga g**o at g**ong tagapayo, gayundin ang mga ulong g**o at koordineytor ng bawat baitang.

|| Isinulat ni Etihad Angelika Quiambao, The Ricefield & Ang Palayan

Para sa mga kuhang larawan ng SHS graduation, maaaring tingnan sa link na ito; https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1a_Vjqx_dToCzuy6i8ol4mGF4mJE6gup9?usp=drive_link

‼️Call for Donations‼️

The ongoing Typhoon Aghon continues to bring catastrophic effects in our community. This typhoon has created floods, rising of water levels, etc., that washed away lives, homes, and hope.

Mga ka-City High, we genuinely knock on your humble hearts to help our fellows who are deeply affected by Typhoon Aghon.

You may donate preferably the following:
Relief goods
* Spare clothes
* Medicine Kit
* Baby Needs
* Spare beddings

You may drop off donations starting Tomorrow, 9 am onwards, at Lucena City National High School, Blue Building.

Any help from you would surely make a difference. Let’s help them fight this battle and rise from Typhoon Aghon!

CEFI student-teachers complete their practice teaching

Student-teachers from Calayan Educational Foundation Inc. (CEFI) completed their practice teaching at Lucena City National High School (LCNHS) through a completion ceremony conducted both CEFI and LCNHS at LCNHS Conference Hall, May 22.

12 student-teachers; 5 Bachelor of Secondary Education-English, 2 Bachelor of Secondary Education -Science, and 5 Bachelor of Culture and Arts Education finished their 360 hours of teaching in their chosen field with the guidance of their cooperating teachers from LCNHS and Mr. Jeric Z. Romero CEFI’s program chairperson.

Mr. Angelo Barreto received an Outstanding Practice Teacher award and Best in Classroom Management, While Best in Final Demo awarded to Ms. Alpha Capisonda, English Majors, Ms. Azel Jubelea awarded as Outstanding Practice Teacher and Best in Final Demo, while Ms. Christine Joy Lubiano received Best in Classroom Management award, BCAED, and for Science major, Outstanding Practice Teacher award and Best in Classroom Management awarded to Mr. Erlindo Arojado Jr, while Ms. Claire Lejero awarded as Best in Final Demo.

According to Mr. Barreto, as the student-teachers’ representative, they were grateful to the school and to their cooperating teachers for their time and limitless guidance, for them to become ready and aware in the field of teaching.

Furthermore, these student teachers are expected to graduate this June, as they welcome the new phase of their life as professionals in the forthcoming months.

|| Writer, Kyle Gabriel Uy, The Ricefield & Ang Palayan
|| Photo Credit, Ms. Marnille Ilagan

Pagtatapos ng mag aaral sa foreign language, isinagawa

Nagtapos ang mag aaral ng Lucena City National High School (LCNHS) sa kanilang special program na foreign language sa wikang Mandarin at Korean na ginanap sa OSS ng Lakandula building, ika - 14 ng Mayo.

35 na mag aaral ang tagumpay na nakatapos sa wikang Mandarin at 46 mag aaral sa wikang Korean sa ilalim ng g**ong tagapagsanay na sina G. Elijah Josh Macalale at G. Winrich Verzo.

Matatandaang isinaayos ni G. Rodolfo A. Sena Jr., principal III ng paaralan, ang programang ito upang mas mahasa ang kaalaman ng mag aaral sa iba’t ibang lengguwahe.

Samantalang, nagpamalas din ang mag aaral ng kanilang talento sa pag awit at pagsayaw, kasunod ng awiting isinabuhay sa wikang banyaga—Mandarin at Korean.

Sa huli, iginawad ang mga sertipiko sa mga estudyante bilang tanda ng kanilang pagtatapos sa programang ito.

Isinulat ni: John Lemuel C. Suarez, The Ricefield & Ang Palayan
Kuhang larawan ni: John Lemuel C. Suarez and Foreign Language students

Ang Featured Value of the Month natin ay PAGKALINGA SA KALIKASAN (CARE FOR THE EARTH)

Paanyaya: Maglaan ng sampung minuto - umaga at gabi isang beses sa isang linggo upang pag-isipan ang lahat ng mga tanong para sa halagang ito.

1. Magtungo sa isang tahimik na espasyo.
2. Isipin ang halaga ng PAGKALINGA SA KALIKASAN sa loob ng ilang minuto at kung ano ang magiging kalagayan ng mundo kung lahat ay nagmamalasakit at walang p**t o takot.
3. Pag-isipan ang bawat tanong at kung ano ang nararamdaman ko sa aking sarili na may kaugnayan sa tanong.
4. Huminto bago kumilos upang maramdaman ang katotohanan ng sagot.
5. Mahalagang huwag manghusga, para lamang magkaroon ng kamalayan sa katotohanan.

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MANAULI3.0 (Magandang Asal Natin at Angkop na Ugali Linangin at Isabuhay)

BUHAY-PAGPAPAHALAGA,
PAGPAPAHALAGANG BUHAY!

“When people become self-centred and self-enclosed, their greed increases. The emptier a person’s heart is, the more he or she needs things to buy, own and consume. It becomes almost impossible to accept the limits imposed by reality. In this horizon, a genuine sense of the common good also disappears. As these attitudes become more widespread, social norms are respected only to the extent that they do not clash with personal needs.”
“There can be no ecology without an adequate anthropology.”

Pope Francis, LAUDATO SI

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"TLE: The All-Around Academic"

"In line with the school's vision and mission, TLE Department aims to develop critical thinking, self-reliance, independence, culture sensitivity, and entrepreneurship in students through enhancing their skills on different uses of technology and application of life skills."

Pandemic Learning was not easy for students. They don’t have internet connection, or even gadgets for online classes. These learners don’t even realize their potential because they are not taught properly on their subjects in school.

One of those subjects is the Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) which requires skills that aims to help and guide young minds to prepare themselves in the future.

TLE has 4 branches: Home Economics (HE), Agriculture and Fishery Arts (AFA), Industrial Arts (IA), and Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

Post pandemic, learners get back on their feet, when they enter the school again and learn face-to-face. They slowly appreciate hands on learning in TLE with the proper guidance of their subject teachers. They even get excited to join various competition.

Then, last April 29, 2024, Heritage Council of Lucena held a competition at Manuel S. Enverga University for the culminating activity of the Filipino Food Month, which purpose is to discover, restore and introduce heritage dishes in Quezon. This is a project called "QUENAMNAM".

Participants were high school students in Lucena and other areas in Quezon, there were 25 dishes presented by the students. Four students in Lucena City National High School presented a dish and bagged the major awards.

Pinais na Apta by Jose Jeremy M. Abrehan Grade 8-Steadfast, 7th place. Pinangat na Lagikway sa Kalamias by Joush Laurence M. Abrehan, Grade 9-Confidence, 3rd place. Paksiw na Siga sa Ubod ng Saging Amo by Luis Adrian M. Abrehan, Grade 11 HUMSS-Cabana, 2nd place and Pinangat na Gabi by Mheryl Ong from Grade 10-Liberty.

"Ang ganitong uri ng paligsahan ay nagiging avenue para makilala ng mga kabataan ang mga pagkain gulay na nasa paligid lamang na sa iba ay tinuturing na damo." Ms. Rhona Molbog stated, Master Teacher I of TLE Department.

Learners learn to appreciate and value things around them with the help of TLE subject, which it will strengthen what they know and open their minds with what they don’t know.

Furthermore, TLE provides practical skills and knowledge that they can use in their daily lives and in their future careers, as it emphasizes the important aspects such as; job preparation, expansion of knowledge, promotion of resourcefulness, improvement of budgeting and financial management, and being an independent individual.

Lastly, it promotes self-reliance and enabling harmonious and productive lifestyle.

Writer: Etihad Angelika Quiambao, The Ricefield & Ang Palayan

Join us at LCNHS ground and conference room for a stellar adventure at Astro Camp under the moon and stars learning the secrets of universe

Let's explore the cosmos together!

Lahat tayo, bata man o matanda, babae o lalaki, nakapagtapos man ng pag-aaral o hindi, ay may kakayahang gumawa— kumilos para sa ating mga sarili at para sa mga taong nangangailangan sa atin.

Mayo 1; Araw ng Manggawa o Labor Day ay taunang ipinagdiriwang tuwing Mayo 1 sa ating bansa kung saan ang mga tao ay nagbibigay-pugay para sa mga manggagawang Pilipino na nagtatrabaho para itaguyod ang kani-kanilang pamilya.

Nagbibigay daan ito upang pasalamatan ng bawat indibidwal ang lahat ng mga manggagawa bilang pagpapahalaga sa sakripisyong buhat nila dulot ng bigat ng pasan nilang trabaho.

Mahalaga ang gawa ng bawat tao dahil dangal at pagkatao ang puhunan niya sa anumang gawain niya at hgit sa lahat, ang mismong paggawa niya ang makatutulong o pinagkukunan niya ng kaniyang ikabubuhay.

Kung kaya, sa araw ng manggagawa, nawa'y mas lumalim pa ang pagpapahalaga ng mga tao sa lahat ng manggagawa sa loob o labas man ng bansa.

✍️ Etihad Angelika Quiambao

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BUHAY-PAGPAPAHALAGA,
PAGPAPAHALAGANG BUHAY!

Responsibility is the state of being dependable, accountable or answerable. We all have some responsibilities. If we think about all our responsibilities, it could seem overwhelming. However, if we embrace our responsibilities and understand that we can make a difference in our own lives and the lives of others... by accepting our responsibilities and carrying out the tasks to the best of our abilities, with integrity and a sense of purpose, we will feel a sense of achievement and contentment.
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BUHAY-PAGPAPAHALAGA,
PAGPAPAHALAGANG BUHAY!

Responsibility is the state of being dependable, accountable or answerable. We all have some responsibilities. If we think about all our responsibilities, it could seem overwhelming. However, if we embrace our responsibilities and understand that we can make a difference in our own lives and the lives of others... by accepting our responsibilities and carrying out the tasks to the best of our abilities, with integrity and a sense of purpose, we will feel a sense of achievement and contentment.

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Breaking barriers: Unlocking potential through SNED

Coach Vivian Z. Solidum, T-III English, Special Needs Education (SNED) coordinator successfully leads her team on the Regional Athletic Association Meet (RAAM) 2024 with 2 gold medals in athletics, 2 gold medals in the track and field event, and 1 gold and 1 bronze medal in the sprint race in track and field.

The success of their team without the much-needed preparation. “We did not have enough time to prepare for RAAM. My players are 2 graduating students from Grade 12, and they had an equally important matters to attend to with regards to their studies. Thankfully, Team Boomers Lucena believes in the mantra 'Edukasyon ang Una'. However, during the live-in training before the RAAM proper, we had an ample time to train and practice. So, we practiced their specific skills or plays, we studied the game rules and mechanics, and we maintained their physical and mental fitness. We also consider having team chemistry makes us ahead among the other teams because they’ve been my players since 2019.” Mrs. Solidum, explained.

Team Boomers Lucena prioritizes the academic responsibilities of their players to ensure stable grades, immaculate health, and good mental health. SNED department focuses on this for the development of special kids with not only disabilities but also gifted and talented minds.

SNED provides tailored support, services, and educational programs to ensure that every child, regardless of their abilities, can reach their full potential academically, socially, physically, and emotionally, which makes this department a vital component of the educational system.

In addition, SNED uses assistive technology to better enhance the learner’s knowledge and positive behavior support to foster a supportive and inclusive learning environment.

While significant progress has been made in advancing special education services, various challenges persist, including funding constraints, teacher shortages, and the need for ongoing professional development, and according to Mrs. Solidum, “One of the most pressing challenges I always encounter in special education is the perennial issue of funding shortages. Though we received budget from the region yearly, we still have inadequate financial resources, which can impede the provision of necessary services and support for students with disabilities. Another issue is the lack of preparedness and expertise among teachers for special education, as well as a lack of educational services and resources. To resolve these problems, I often seek advice or assistance from the school administration and even the supervisor. We also accept support from external stakeholders.”

However, these challenges also present opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and advocacy to ensure that every child receives the quality education they deserve.

SNED is immensely inclusive towards different children with countless potential, this department does not only unlock their potential, talents and skills, special education transforms lives, opens doors to new opportunities, and ensures that no child is left behind on their educational journey.

Writer: Simrandip Singh, The Ricefield & Ang Palayan

SHS bags awards at SBAT Day 2024

Lucena City National High School—Senior High School students, Grade 11 and 12, ABM strand participated at School of Business, Accountancy, and Technology (SBAT) Day 2024 at St. Anne College Lucena Inc., April 25.

Writer: Kyle Uy, The Ricefield & Ang Palayan

READ II Lucena City National High School Enriches Library with Generous Book Donation from Southern Luzon State University-Lucena Campus- ADRIAN L. CATAPAT, LR Coordinator

In a heartwarming display of educational collaboration, Southern Luzon State University-Lucena Campus (SLSU-LC) generously donated a substantial collection of 288 books with an estimated value of ₱86,400, to Lucena City National High School (LCNHS). The impactful contribution is set to significantly enhance the academic resources available to students and promote a culture of reading and learning. A poignant handover of books took place on Thursday, January 18, 2024, at Lucena City National High School with Mr. Rodolfo Sena, the school's principal, and Mr. Adrian L. Catapat, the LR Coordinator, receiving the donation.

Ms. Jane Garay, the dedicated librarian at SLSU, spearheaded the initiative in collaboration with Dr. Jermaine Alinea, the esteemed Campus Director. The carefully curated collection spans various genres, including literature, science, mathematics, history, and more, catering to the diverse interests and academic needs of high school students.

The addition of these books to LCNHS's library is expected to have a transformative impact on the learning environment. Students now have access to a broader range of academic materials, encouraging independent research, critical thinking, and a love for learning.

Calling all City High ages 13 to 17 years old!!!

ABS-CBN Studios will be hosting auditions for the Voice Teens Season 3, this will unfold at Pacific Mall Lucena Event Theatre on January 20, 2024 from 9am to 5pm.

Showcase your vocal abilities 🥳

Calling ALL G12 LCNHS Students!

The Curriculum Exit awaits, marking a crucial milestone in your academic journey! Join us for an insightful career counseling session designed to guide you through reflection on your achievements, interests, and aspirations. 🚀 Gain valuable insights into potential career paths, explore educational opportunities, and receive a personalized assessment to navigate the diverse landscape of post-secondary options.

🌐 Your future is full of possibilities – let's shape it together! 🌈 Don't miss out on this transformative experience! 🌟

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