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Pasay City National Science High School

Schools Division Office - Pasay City

With the theme “Embracing Change, Redefining Excellence,” outstanding talents from across the National Capital Region gather at the Cuneta Astrodome as Pasay City officially commenced the Regional Festival of Talents 2026 today, February 24.

Written By: Ghea Mae M. Nadera Pinatunayang muli ng Pasay City National Science High School (PaSci) ang kahusayan ng kanilang mga mag-aaral matapos magwagi sa Braniac Quiz Bowl Year 4 sa ilalim ng paggabay ng kanilang trainer na si Gng. Demetria Lappay at sa larangan naman ng Matematika na sina G. Oscar Leo L. Dacuba, G. Clifford V. Ranit at Bb. Rexielle Joy V. Villareal.   Nakamit ni Vhan Daniel A. Española ang Top 3 sa Bida Achievers Awardee sa larangang Mathematics at Top 4 sa Overall Student.   Kinilala rin si Rafael Simon R. Villon bilang Top 3 sa Bida Achievers Award sa parehong larangan ng Mathematics.   Itinanghal na winner ang PaSci sa Bida Support Your Team, sa parehong Junior High School at Senior High School categories.

Matagumpay na ginanap sa Pasay City National Science High School ang unang araw ng 2026 DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Examination noong Sabado, ika-21 ng Pebrero 2026. Padayon, future Iskolars ng Bayan!

Kasalukuyang ginaganap ang Division-wide Regional Schools Press Conference Training sa Schools Division Office – Pasay City. Ito ay para sa mga kwalipikadong mag-aaral na tutungong RSPC sa darating na Marso.

The students of Pasay City National Science High School have officially welcomed the newly elected officers of the Supreme Student Learners’ Government (SSLG) for the School Year 2026–2027. The official proclamation took place on February 13, following the conclusion of the SSLG elections. Polling precincts opened early in the day and closed in the afternoon, with the elections administered by the Learner Government Commission on Elections and Appointments (LG COMEA). Learners from Grades 7 to 12 cast their votes, after which the canvassing of votes was conducted in the presence of LG COMEA, confirming the composition of the incoming SSLG Executive Board. The following candidates were proclaimed winners: Executive Officers: President: Ma. Jhoanna Muega – 466 votes (73.04%) Vice President: Martha Ysabella Clave – 390 votes (61.13%) Secretary of State: Janiree Dasha Sanchez – 409 votes (64.11%) Treasurer: Vincent Mamaril – 642 votes (100%) Auditor: Estella Marie Tualla – 331 votes (51.88%) Public Information Officer (Male): Leo Delos Santos – 332 votes (52.12%) Public Information Officer (Female): Yelena Fabricante – 385 votes (60.34%) Protocol Officer (Male): Santine Mauritius Susa – 404 votes (63.32%) Protocol Officer (Female): Angelique Inlong – 408 votes (63.95%) Grade Representatives: Grade 8 Representative: Ivan Ray Timothy Bautista – 75 votes (86.21%) Grade 9 Representative: Akisha De La Rama – 32 votes (57.14%) Grade 10 Representative: Chloe Garcia – 90 votes (70.31%) Grade 11 Representative: Jen Michelle Diaz – 120 votes (93.75%) Grade 12 Representative: Gillian Viterbo – 119 votes (100%) The commission stated that the proclaimed officers are set to take their oath of office after the 24-hour protest period, provided no formal election protests are filed within the given timeframe. Congratulations to all SSLG officers! May your leadership be guided by integrity, dedication, and compassion for your fellow learners.

Written by: Danella De Vera DepEd NCR held an Oath-Taking Ceremony hosting the rank up of 2,915 teachers and school heads from across the region under the Expanded Career Progression System (ECP) at the Makati Coliseum, on February 6, 2026.   The event, with the theme, “RISE in Service: Oath-Taking Ceremony og DepEd NCR Teachers and School Heads” was led by DepEd NCR Regional Director and concurrent Officer-in-Charge of the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Operations, Asec. Jocelyn DR Andaya, and graced by a keynote address from President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.   ECP, originally established by Executive Order No. 174, s. 2022, and institutionalized by Republic Act 12288, aims to promote public school teachers and school heads by creating higher teaching ranks and defining non-mandatory career tracks in classroom teaching or school administration, via merit-based system.   Pascian teachers Mr. Benjamin Lañada and Mrs. Maria Theresa Estilong attended the ceremony and ranked up to Teacher II and Teacher III respectively.

Nasungkit nina Ayesha Salazar at Marco Mallorca mula sa Pasay City National Science High School ang puwesto para sa kategoryang TV Broadcasting – Filipino.   Samantalang nakuha rin nina Elyzza Esteban, Neil Icaro, William Pascual, Martha Clave, at Miguel Santos ang puwesto para naman sa kategoryang TV Broadcasting – English.   Sila ay lalahok sa nalalapit na Regional Schools Press Conference and Contests sa Lungsod ng Las Piñas.

Mga larawan at panulat ang naging sandata sa pagsilang ng mga kuwentong nagmumula sa kabataang may pusong nagmamahal sa bayan. Muling pinatunayan ng Pasay City National Science High School na ang pamamamahayag ay hindi lamang sandata ng kaalaman, kundi salamin ng pagiging Pilipinong may malasakit sa kapwa at tapat na naglilingkod sa bayan. Mula sa Ang Liwanag, buong-puso naming ipinagmamalaki na hindi lamang tayo naghahatid ng balita, kundi nagdadala rin ng dangal, pag-asa, at pagkakakilanlan. Pagbati, PaScians! Mabuhay!

Namayagpag ang Ang Liwanag sa 44th Pasay City Schools Press Conference and Contests, dala ang husay at dedikasyon ng kanilang mga estudyante sa pamamahayag. Muling pinakita ni Zacharie Macalalad ang galing niya nang makamit ang ikalawang puwesto sa Pagsulat ng Balita sa tulong ni Gng. Myra R. Jaime, habang si Carl Vincent Chua ang nagwagi ng unang puwesto sa Pagsulat ng Balitang Pampalakasan sa paggabay ni Gng. Ashlee M. Castillo. Hindi rin nagpahuli si Marc Jared Sario, na umani ng unang puwesto sa Pagsulat ng Agham at Teknolohiya sa tulong ni Gng. Ludilyn D. Sabate. Si Joebbie Krizel Gaugano naman ang nanguna sa Pagwawasto at Pag-uulo ng Balita sa paggabay ni Gng. Myra R. Jaime. Sa Pagsasahimpapawid ng Balita at Pagsulat ng Iskrip, nakamit ni Marco Mallorca ang ikalawang puwesto bilang Best Anchor sa tulong nina G. Randie Pimentel at Gng. Myra Jaime. Kasama niya sina Ayesha Salazar, Fhel Sumodlayon, Matthew Perez, Anikka Factor, James Lusuegro, at Johnella Garcia sa ikatlong puwesto sa Best Technical Application. Nagpakitang-gilas din ang parehong grupo sa Pagsasahimpapawid sa Radyo at Pagsulat ng Iskrip, at sa Collaborative Desktop Publishing Filipino. Pinatunayan naman nina Ashley Tuazon, Ma. Jhoanna Muega, Recca Imperial, Shan Galura, at Rhian Belarde ang kanilang husay sa Online Publishing – Filipino, kung saan nakamit nila ang ikalawang puwesto. Sa kabuuan, umani ng iba’t ibang karangalan ang Ang Liwanag, patunay sa talento at dedikasyon ng mga estudyante at sa mahusay na paggabay ng kanilang mga guro. Ang kanilang tagumpay ay inspirasyon para sa mas mataas na antas ng campus journalism sa hinaharap.

Victories, proud smiles, and raised banners marked another milestone for Pasay City National Science High School as its campus journalists turned determination into distinction at the Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC) 2026. From the first draft to the final layout, PCNSHS writers, editors, and designers proved that campus journalism is more than competition — it is passion, discipline, and teamwork. Leading the celebration was Henry Clark Cabigon, whose strong voice and sharp arguments in editorial writing earned him a podium finish under the guidance of Ms. Jomarie D. Hachazo. Alongside him, Jessie Ann Potente captured attention with her clear and accurate reporting, showing the calm precision needed in news writing. The momentum continued across beats and specialties. In sports writing, Nikita Xyzelle Pariña transformed thrilling plays and sideline moments into compelling narratives that brought games to life under the mentorship of Mr. Mark Balolo. Meanwhile, Ghianella Tuquero, guided by Ms. Ruwena Cascayan, broke down complex scientific ideas with clarity and depth, proving that science stories can be just as engaging as they are informative. Behind the scenes, technical mastery shone just as brightly. Ayesha Julia Ronquillo displayed sharp eyes and quick judgment in copyreading and headline writing, polishing stories to perfection, while Rhiane Jessica Lao, trained by Mrs. Anabella Cusi, delivered thoughtful and reflective columns that resonated with readers and judges alike. Each performance reflected hours of training, revision, and commitment. Guiding many of these young journalists was Mr. Mark Reniel L. Balolo, whose steadfast mentorship earned him recognition as Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser — a testament to the leadership and dedication that shaped the team’s success. Beyond individual triumphs, the entire publication worked as one newsroom. Writers crafted compelling narratives, editors refined every detail, and layout artists designed pages that were both dynamic and reader-friendly. The team’s strong presence in collaborative and online publishing highlighted not only their storytelling skills but also their ability to adapt to the evolving digital landscape through multimedia, visuals, and web design. More than medals and certificates, the DSPC experience strengthened the students’ confidence and camaraderie. For many of them, the journey meant late-night practices, countless rewrites, and learning to trust one another’s strengths — sacrifices that ultimately paid off. As they move forward to represent Pasay City National Science High School (PCNSHS) at the Regional Schools Press Conference, these young journalists carry with them not just victories, but the pride of a school that continues to nurture truth-seekers, storytellers, and changemakers. At PCNSHS, journalism is not simply written — it is lived.