ALABEL NATIONAL Science High announces the list of qualified entrants for School Year 2010-2011.

Of the 122 qualifiers, 48 are from Sarangani, while 74 are from schools outside Sarangani.

The pupils listed in the PDF files below must submit themselves, together with their parents, for an interview on February 6, 2010.

Enrollment will follow right after the interview.

Here are the results of the 2nd Screening:

Schools Within Sarangani

Schools Outside Sarangani

One hundred and forty three of the qualifiers are from outside Sarangani, while 84 are from the different elementary schools in Sarangani.

The qualifiers will take another examination on Saturday, January 16, 2009 at the ANSHS campus.

Here are the lists of qualifiers for the Second Phase:

List of Qualifiers from Sarangani

List of Qualifiers from Outside Sarangani

The Best Performing School was selected based on the test results of the National Achievement Test (NAT) and National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE) in the last three years, improvement of school facilities, character and competence of faculty, and community involvement, among others.

School principal Carmencita A. Kuaya received the plaque of recognition and a cash prize of Php 10, 000 during the Search for Outstanding Sarangan Awards Night, November 27 at the Provincial Gymnasium.

The award was given as part of the celebration of Sarangani’s 17th Foundation Anniversary and MunaTo Festival 2009.

The research team composed Catherine Dominique Andales, Kareen Joy Amlon, and Eune John Joshua Butil champed in the Intel Philippines Science Fair-Regional Competion, while amother research conducted by Kristoffer Asetre and Arrianne Luis Agulan won as first runner-up in the Regional ASEP, both held in General Santos City.

Both teams were coached by Shiela Butil and Dexter Necor.

In the 2009 Regional Mathematics Olympics held in Esperanza, Isulan Kudarat, the team quizzers for first year, second, and third year levels were all declared champions.

First year quizzers Irish Pearl Carman, John Lord Saloria, and Trent Laurence Galvez; second year quizzers Jewelle Mae Solijon, Hanna Suganob, and Maria Karen Jeane Pliego; and third year quizzers Jorge Alberto Ilejay, Mifflin-Rae Calvero, and Maria Karina Degoma topped their respective categories.

They were coached by Jojet Cordero, Jasper Santos, and Margie Quimosing.

Meanwhile, Christine Joy Medida outranked the quizzers in Sarangani in the Division Elimination of the 30th National Super Quiz Bee Science and Technology category.

She was coached by Ariel Lalisan and will represent Sarangani in the Regional elimination in December.

The ANSHS Entrance Examination is a two-phase screening process: 1) Written Examination and 2) Oral Examination.

The First Phase is scheduled on December 12, 2009 at the ANSHS Campus.

Only the top 200 in the written examination will quality for the Second Phase, which will be held on January 7-9, 2010.

QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS:

1. The examination is open for Grade VI pupils who:

• belong to the upper 10% of the graduating class
• have no grades lower than 85% in English, Science, and Mathematics  and not lower than 83% in other subjects in the 1st and 2nd Grading Periods
• possess good moral character
• are not more than 15 years of age by June 2010

2. The following must be submitted not later than November 30, 2009:

• duly accomplished application form
• Photocopy of Form 138-E/ School Report Card, showing grades as of the 1st and 2nd grading periods
• Php 100.00 as testing fee

Feel free to contact ANSHS for more information.

“Two years ago, I challenged Mrs. Kuaya…now, her school, Alabel National Science High School, probably has the highest MPS in the region,” says Almeda.

In the 2009 NAT, ANSHS got an MPS of 83.53%, which is 8.65% higher than than the previous MPS.

ANSHS currently tops the list of secondary schools in Sarangani Province, which took the NAT, and it  still waiting for the official ranking for Region XII.

Carmencita A. Kuaya, the school principal, believes that the improved performance in the NAT resulted from the concerted effort of the teachers and the school administrator in improving the quality of classroom instruction and instructional facilities and in providing the students with necessary learning intervention programs to enhance their learning.

The NAT is an annual test administered to second year high school student to measure their proficiency in Science, Mathematics, English, Filipino, and Araling Panlipunan.

In the First ANSHS Grand Alumni Homecoming, the school’s first nine batches discussed possible projects to carry out.

With the idea of putting up something tangible, useful, and lasting, the body thought of building a multipurpose hall.

Engr. Cristina Lalisan (Batch 2001) pledged to lead the preparation of the building plan while other engineers promised to support.

Although the project appears quite enormous for the Alumni Association, elected association president Franklin Pasayloon (Batch 2000) is positive that it would be possible to construct a mini-gym if everyone will help.

Mrs. Carmencita A. Kuaya, Principal 1, thinks that the proposed project of the Alumni Association will greatly healp the school as it will be the host of the National Science and Mathematics Summit Fair in 2011.

Alumni are encouraged to make their pledges whether in the form of cash or building materials.

The construction plan and the materials needed will be posted here as soon as it is done.

For your pledges and donations, feel free to Contact Us.

Click Here to View Photos of the First Grand Alumni Homecoming

Inocencio Morales and Ian Villares, both fourth year students of ANSHS were also elected as youth Board Members together with students and out-of-school youth from the seven municipalities of Sarangani.

According to Sangguniang Kabataan Provincial Federation President Aniceto Lopez III, the project aims to let the youth, both in-school and out-of-school, experience how it is to become a public official.

The youth counterpart will be present in the activities of the public officials they are assigned to and will attend the sessions of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan.

In her speech, Solis said, “It’s a good learning experience for all of us.”

“We’d like to prove that the youth really are the hope of our nation,” Morales added.

After the Oath-Taking ceremony, the youth counterparts of public officials had a tour around the different offices in the Provincial Capitol and observed the actuall SB session.

The committee heads presented updates regarding their tasks and batch representatives reported the status of the collection of fees.

The order of events on December 26 will as follows:

I. GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING – The election of the ANSHS Alumni Association and presentation of the Proposed Constitution and By-Laws will be held.

II. MOTORCADE – Those who have cars, pick-up trucks, or motorcycles are ecouraged to bring their vehicles for the motorcade.

III. ECUMENICAL SERVICE

IV. BROTHERHOOD LUNCH

V. FUN & GAMES

VI. SOCIALIZATION DINNER – Alumni are advised to wear casual attire for this part of the prgram. Each batch must also present a 5-10-minute audio-video presentation during the Socialization Dinner.

Meanwhile, following are the proposed designs of the event t-shirt. It has been decided that we’ll use WHITE t-shirts. Contact your batch representative to specify your t-shirt size. If you have other designs to propose, please send them to ariellalisan@gmail.com.

Choose the T-Shirt you like. T-Shirt number refers to the position of the t-shirt from left to right.
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