Brief History:
Before, it was Libertad Barangay High
School established in 1969.
Concerned citizens of communities made
their concerted effort to create a secondary public school to accommodate
parents and guardians who cannot afford to send their children to private
schools. The move was initiated by former Barangay Captain the late Juan H.
Trespeces, ex-Mayor Jose T. Sison, former principal Santiago V. Eslaban and
Barangay Councils that prompted the Barrio School Charter to provide a public
secondary school. They started the school’s history.
Included in the landmarks of the
school were the first full time teachers, Mrs. Rosalina L. Figueroa and Mrs.
Lolita S. Escara with 72 students enrolled from first year and second year
during the first year of operation
Starting was difficult without school
buildings, campus and no formal set up of high school. At first they occupied
the dilapidated community grandstand in the campus of Libertad Central
Elementary School ( now Surallah Central
Elem. School). During that time the school was directly administered by the
mother school Koronadal National Comprehensive High School ( KNCHS) with
Principal Basilio Baptista.
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LINHS conversion paved more leeway for
a speedy procurement of funds, construction of additional buildings, employment
of more teachers and non-teaching personnel, purchase of books and devices,
enhancement of students, faculty and staff and upgrading of salaries.
With its new beginning, the school was
able to develop and progress independently under the first Secondary School
Principal Artemio T. Calantican with two (2) first Department Heads who rose
from classroom teacher, Mrs. Nilda D. Otic and Mrs. Carmencita Paciente, and
support personnel who assisted the school for student needs were Mrs. Honorata
A. Malano, certified school guidance counselor and Mrs. Irma SM. Mercado,
school nurse.
After constructing, the school was
under the supervision of Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Antonio L.
Piguerra as OIC Principal and followed by another OIC Principal Febe M.
Paciente, the first administrative officer II.
2012. LINHS is now headed by Mrs.
Florencia I. Carmen, Secondary School Principal.
Today and the coming years, LINHS
continues to exist and struggle for educational upliftment and development of
individuals to become better and progressive citizens in spite of growing
problems and challenges.
Producing a high quality of education
and strengthen its mission towards the betterment and fulfillment of the desire
of the people, LINHS stands to built dreams and aspirations in the field of
education.
School’s Administrators
To fulfill the mission and vision of
the school, LINHS administration unites and magnetized as one, working hand in
hand to serve and rule the institution with sincerity for its welfare.
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School’s Department Updates!
SCIENCE Department
Implements 3R
To maintain
the cleanliness and sanitation in school and in community, The LINHS Science
Department teachers headed by Mr. Rommel Arciosa, Subject Head come to think of
a strategy that could minimize the scattering of Plastics and bottles.
The students were requested to collect neither 1 kilogram of Plastic nor Bottles and serve as there project in Science Subject.
At the end of the school year the said department was able to accumulate big amounts of money and able to purchase butterfly dome, fish pond, tarpaulins, educational materials and computer as their projects.
The students were requested to collect neither 1 kilogram of Plastic nor Bottles and serve as there project in Science Subject.
At the end of the school year the said department was able to accumulate big amounts of money and able to purchase butterfly dome, fish pond, tarpaulins, educational materials and computer as their projects.
NEWS BITS:
LINHS
“Popstar” whips them off!
By Chester
The “LINHS” Pep Squad rejoiced after
smashing off 5 opponents on cheer dance competition during the fourth night of
5-day celebration of 5th Lembohung Festival kicked off Sept. 18 this
year.
A rainy weather, punctuated by cool
breeze of air witnessed the all-out performance of the team. Hunger viewers
stayed around the performing ground to watch the breathtaking performance of
their respective schools.
A wind-blowing performance of Allah Valley
Academy Centrala National High School
As LINHS was about to perform,
supporters screamed and shouted, “Go, Libertad!!” that inspired 25 cheer
dancers to present better. At the final stanza, viewers could be a little
nervous for the mountain-high like tossings. Eager viewers were astounded to
the deadly and dazzling stunts of “Popstar” leading them seized the triumph.
The team had patience in practicing their
stunts in order to assure victory.
“Even we’ve limited time in practice
due to hectic activities and schedule: we’re just doing our best during the
competition and we’re very happy because we brought home the bacon”, one of the
members said.
As a champion, they received trophy
and blasting Php 30,000 cash. Next to the place were Lamsugod NHS and Allah Valley
Academy
Mr. Gerardo Otic, coach of the
“Popstar” also expressed his thanks to those who supported financially and the
trainers- John Michael Escleto, Mr. Ferdie John Jimenez and Mr. Richard de
Asis.
The winning team also joined in the
Provincial Science Quest and Camp
cheerdance
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LINHS
scribes on the lead
By Chester
11 “The Achiever” journalists of
Libertad National High School topped during 2- day cluster- based seminar- workshop
on Campus Journalism held at LINHS, July 19-20.
LINHS
writers who were in the upper bracket were Hanz Lester C. Labordo in Editorial
Writing, Chester Ian S. Pineda in News writing, Eddieson Jed Boncales in
Feature writing, Adino Jephthah Tillaman in Editorial cartooning, and Zydryx
Nogra in copyreading and headline writing.
Gepulango in photojournalism, Kevin Paul Tablada in Editorial cartooning , and
Hariette Hembra in Sports writing captured 2nd place. Chester Ian
Pineda and Patricia Louise Bayona got 3rd place in Sports writing
and News writing respectively.
Meanwhile,
Feature writer Sheena Pearl Alinsangan and Copyreader and Headline writer Jan
Vincent Plaira bagged 4th place.
This 2- day
Journalism seminar aimed to enhance the writing skills of student- writers and
to prepare themselves for Division Schools Press Conference 2012 ( DSPC)
The said
training was participated by some public and private secondary and elementary
in Surallah like Holy Child College & Info. Tech., Lamian NHS, Notre Dame
of Surallah, Purok Sison Elem. School, Thelsan Schools Inc., Allah Valley
Academy, and Libertad NHS.
Further, the
number of participants attended this seminar- workshop had reached 201
including advisers.
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DepEd issues memo to SoCot
Division
By Chester
Pursuant to
Section 1, Republic Act 7079, also known as Campus Journalism, Libertad National High School
The
memorandum was received on July 17 aiming to provide lectures on how to plan
and start the school paper, offers information and data that are salient to
campus journalism, strengthens students’ communication abilities, and
reinforces excellence in the art of communicative competence and proficient
ventures and diplomacies, a Journalism seminar is organize.
The
participants of the training are students and pupils from public and private
schools of Surallah which are identify in the training design. School paper
advisers Mrs. Caroline C. Nogra, Mrs. Anecita Exmundo of LINHS and Mrs. Leah I.
Macanim of LNHS are the proponents of the 2-day Journalism training.
The said
memorandum no. 153, s. 2012 was signed and approved by the Schools Division
Superintendent, Dr. Raphael C. Fontanilla, CEO VI.
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Osanastre impresses LINHS
By Chester
Christene April Osanastre, a student of IV- Milkyway
impressed LINHS family as she bagged silver medal during the Division Consumer
Welfare Month Quiz Bee sponsored by Dept. of Trade Industry (DTI) in partnership
with Dept. of Energy (DOE) last Sept. 12 at EMR center, Koronadal City.
Lake Sebu NHS topped with 215 points. LINHS
represented by Osanastre as 2nd placer with 195 points. ND Siena
School amassed 180 points as 3rd placer. The said event was participated
by 19 schools within the province
of South Cotabato
Further, April received Php 3,000 and Php. 1,500 for
Mrs. Rubenita Gillesania, her coach
“I am very thankful because God gave me an
opportunity to represent our school in the Division Consumer Welfare Month Quiz
Bee which contributes me to become an aware consumer.” said Osanastre.
Christene April had recently competed in the
Regional level held at EMR center, Oct. 23 and gained participation.
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“Smoking”
banned in public areas
By: Chester
The Surallah LGU had prohibited smoking in public
areas of town such as plaza, market, street, and schools for it trigger the
health condition of its constituents that may cause lung cancer.
SB member Hernany “Taruc” Regalado had
recently visited the school presented the content of the ordinance to the staff
and students of LINHS.
There would be a daily inspection on
public areas to assure that no one oblige the implementation. The local government
also imposed penalties and financial offences if ever you were caught smoking.
This municipal ordinance was approved and
signed by the Municipal Mayor Romulo O. Solivio Sr.
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Surallah BFP demonstrates
Fire Extinguisher operation
By Chester
To impart knowledge regarding Fire
Extinguisher usage, Surallah Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) headed by FO3
Felizardo D. Macabale demonstrated the operation of Fire Extinguisher to the
faculty and staff of Libertad
National High
School
` FO3 Macabale made a small orientation
regarding the usage of the Extinguisher and followed by an execution
afterwards.
With fire on field, Filipino Teacher
Mrs. Anecita Exmundo, security guard Juvel M. Tuazon, and utility worker Cesar
O. Loseo performed the execution. They were able to operate Fire Extinguisher
and were able to seize fire in a short period of time.
“Dapat magkaroon ang paaralan ng
sapat na Fire Extinguisher dahil malaki ang maitutulong nito sa panahon ng
sunog” said Macable as he encouraged participants.
Furthermore, the LINHS faculty and
staff were very much thankful for the learning being imparted by the agency.
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PH soars in
‘Memory Olympics’
The members of the Philippine
Memory Team are confident of winning the country’s first gold medal in the 21st
World Memory Championship from Dec. 14-16 in London, England.
The
three-day meet will be held at the Lilian Baylis Technology School.
Last
December, the team backed by Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office, finished
second overall in the team competition during the 20th World ‘Olympic’ Memory
Championship in Guangzhou, China.
Powerhouse
China took the gold medal, while Mongolia captured the bronze.
Other countries which competed last
year were the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Poland,
Japan, Uzbekistan, South Africa, India, Hongkong, Singapore, Malaysia, Maldives
and Indonesia.
Last July 7, the team won 10 gold
medals in the Mind Festival and 5th Thailand International Open Memory
Championships in Bangkok, Thailand.
The 10-man team will be led by first
Filipino Grandmaster (GM) of Memory Mark Anthony Castañeda and GM candidate
Erwin Balines.
Further, Memory Olympic is a game
where competitors compete for sharp memorization about calculation, memory and
photographic reading.
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What’s INSIDE Libertad Nat’l High School?
Clean surroundings, friendly learners,
understanding teachers, high quality of education, and complete school
facility- these Libertad mirror its INSIDE and OUT personalities, that made
LINHS one of a kind. The
following are the School’s clubs, organizations, projects, population,
implementations, achievements, and activities that made up my school, LIBERTAD
NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL.
ESEP (Engineering Science Educ. Program Curriculum) Class
For the first time in
the history of LINHS that the school organizes a Special Science Class
sponsored by the DepEd last July 2010. The ESEP curriculum class is the DepEd’s
program with the goal to raise the quality of education of students at
Surallah. It has been a long time when DepEd region XII encouraged the school
head to organize the said Curriculum but the school refused to, since, the school facility that time is
insufficient.
Students of the said curricuum were screened base on their elementary grades
having 85 above in Math, Science, and English subjects. An examination was also
given to the students to select the qualifier. After the examination, the
students who passed the test will undergo interview by the school heads to
select the top 40 students to grab the opportunity as Science Class. Moreover,
the 40 students who topped would maintain a maintaining grade: 85% above on
major subjects (Math, Science, and English) and 83% above on minor. If you fail
to pass the standards, you are no longer an ESEP class student.
The table below shows the subjects offered to ESEP class student.
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