Highschool Day, Bongga Ka Dzai!!

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             After nearly three years of deferral due to the COVID-19 virus, the Ilocos Sur National High School celebrates High School Day once more. Nonetheless, it is a tremendous start after overcoming every difficulty. Thus, High School Day is a significant occasion that happens in many schools throughout the world to reminisce and create new memories.

 This day commemorates the school's inception and provides an opportunity for students, teachers, staff, and alumni to gather together to celebrate their common history and accomplishments. In this regard, the theme of Ilocos Sur National High School's 121st Anniversary, "Renewed Commitment in Defying Odds to Transcend Heights of Excellence and Solidarity," suggests that through a renewed sense of commitment, individuals and communities can overcome the odds and reach new heights of excellence and solidarity. Finally, it motivates individuals to strive for greatness in all aspects of their lives, despite the obstacles they may face.

The program began with a thanksgiving mass to allow individuals to express gratitude for the gifts in their life as well as the blessings of the school. Following that, awards were given to exceptional teachers, workers, and retirees to commemorate their contributions to the school. Attorney Lovely Lazo, the event's sincerely humbled and honored guest speaker, also offered her inspirational presentation on pushing your limitations to the fullest and achieving your best in whatever you do.

The program concluded with a field display in which students demonstrated their abilities in calisthenics, festival, and hip-hop dances. Mrs. Judeliza M. Refuerzo, the MAPEH Department's Head Teacher VI, closed the presentation with words of gratitude for the unending support of everyone.

Overall, the event was a success, with Ilocos Sur National High School carrying the banner of pride and honor. Students, instructors, staff, and alumni join together to reaffirm the school's ideals, celebrate outstanding achievements, and remember fantastic memories via a variety of activities and events. These events not only reinforce the school community's relationship but also serve as a reminder of the critical role that education plays in molding the lives of young people.

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