SCHOOL GUIDING PRINCIPLE
Our CORE VALUES
1. Responsibility
Morally responsible in molding the young minds for future generation.
2. Honesty
Transparency in the disbursement of all expenditure of the school.
3. Cooperation
Cooperation among school head, teachers, pupils and community and other stakeholders to establish harmonious relationships.
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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SAN VICENTE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
SAN VICENTE, BUTUAN CITY
THE HISTORY OF svnhs
In The Quite, Flourishing Place along the Agusan river bank barangay of San Vicente, about seven kilometer away to Southward bound from the heart of Butuan, lies a certain school, “ The San Vicente Barangay High School” (SVBHS). It was Founded 1969 and was combined with elementary vicinity having ruled by one administrator ; composed only nine teachers and two hundred students. The teaching personel was subsidized by the barangay. While the operation goes smoothly and evadable tragic eventuated for there was once a temporary closure due to financial stability that couldn’t be up holded any longer. Promptly, as the barangay recovered the monetary needs, it reopened after two years. Mr. Crispin Bautista was the first principal to both levels. He was succeeded by Mrs. Felomina Tidalgo, Cefriano Lovete, Oscar Domo and Roque Toyco.
Years Later, Under the administratorships of Toyco, San Vicente Was hit by the national project. The cotabato Agusan river Basin development Project (CARBDP), the caused why the old SVNHS building were vacated and moved to another place. Late Mayor Guillermo R. Sanchez Provided Cite for the high school. CARBDP the grade six rooms last 1989 as endowment to the affected school. By August 1990 was then the blossoms year of SVNHS Personalities For they transported to their sighthings. This time it became independent because it has already his own management. Mrs. Ma. Rita Dumanon Calo was the teacher incharge. Mean while Barangay High was named Newly Nationalized High School. SVBHS named this time is San Vicente Newly Nationalized High School (SVNNHS). Nearby to the recent school zone was abandoned BISA FEEDS and poultry Buildings. Fortunately, enrolless increase so able Calo, her teaching force and the PTA used the former into classrooms, principals office and the library. There were instances that BISA rooms urgently became stage where they hold activities commencement exercises.
In the Midst of 1990’s Newly Nationalized HS were renamed “ NATIONAL HS ”. Thus, San Vicente NNHS Known up to present as “San Vicente National High School” coupled the existence of its quick increase of enrollees that made barriers on the part if the teachers were to conduct classes. Since then, one room was given dated 1996, another one in the following year and 1999 another one has been received enough for the number registered herein.
Due to administrative changes and promotional purpose ordered by the DECS Mrs. Calo in her ten years leadership was send to Bilay NHS (June 13, 2000). In this prestigious wink , SVNHS has nineteen (19) enthusiastic mentors who were nationally funded and no longer a subsidy from the barangay. Nevertheless, the population reaches to six hundred (600). It leaped 15% compared from the previous years. Quiries remain to everyone who will be the next TIC?
Weeks passed, came Mrs. Belen Rosales Mangasep, a mathematic department head of Agusan National High School (ANHS). During her period ; the teachers, the students and the school uplifted reputation to the community people. Its beauty welcomes everyone to come and be part of the said institution. Changes began to sprout. Thereby, popularity spreads throughout the division . As she retired Mrs. Merlina Dy vanquished the position. Although, she did not abide longer instead go back to ANHS where she served as English dept. head. Mrs. Hossana Ukot Jacobe (SST-III), one of SVNHS teachers befitted OIC for five months. This few months of her service the school availed Computer Laboratory and IT equipments.
Yonder blessing arrived November 2002 a multi-talented PHEM dept. v of ANHS acted as Head Teacher V. After two months of his headship, SVNHS gained slot of having a principal. January 19, 2003 was the exact date of his promotion as principal I. Precisely, two months of his threshold task, the ever ready “ Boy Scout, an athlete and a national achiever ” is the current Principal I ALFONSO I. DINGDING. In his four years performance and homage with sincere endeavors absolutely , made SVNHS a big difference. He has toiled the following milestone ,to wit:
Two Thousand Three to two thousand four (2003)-(2004) the steel gate which was donated by the GPTCA, the covered court, the 50ft. Flagpole. The two rooms in front of the gateways as we enter the campus. The physical Fitness park besides the stage in which the materials had been solicited from the kindness of the local government officials and MOOE, the water supply especially the pump which was made possible from the barangay council, last 2005: the bulletin board, the two rooms in front of the guard house which was funded through the effort of Senate President Franklin M. Drilon in corporation with the federation of filipino Chinese chambers of commerce and industry Inc. Under Mr. Crispin L. Young (President) and Engr. Aniceto Bompin Jr. with the supervision of the Dynamic Democrito D. Plaza The City Mayor Of Butuan And The Garden House. For The Students And Staff Development And Academic And Extra-Curricular competition: (2003) a national Participant in Journalism Held in General Santos City (1 student / 1 coach). 2004 2nd placer for bulletin board display, 2nd placer General Championship During Athletic Meet, Champion in Softball, champion in athletic boys/girls, champion in archery boys/girls, 2nd placer Baseball, 3rd placer in regional physical fitness park Evaluation, a palarong pambansa participants in Athletics, 2005-2006 still qualifier to national contest for Baseball (1 students/1 coach), soccer (3 students / 1 coach) and school head acted as one of the officiating officials.
Kylecollins Lanoste
Neil Cris pasoc
ROGELIO JALA ACOYMO II
NEIL CRIS BAUTISTA PASOK
BRANT JUSTIN SALES LUPIBA
S.V.N.H.S Conducts an Earthquake Drill
San Vicente National High School conducted an activity about an earthquake drill held at the ground on July 5, 2012 at exactly 7:30 a.m in the morning. All the SVNHS student’s, Teachers and Faculty members participated the said event.
Knowing what to do during an earthquake can save your life. Practicing what to do makes the proper response easier to remember and faster to accomplish. Any problems with planned responses
can be identified and corrected. Earthquake drills are the most important type of preparedness and they cost nothing to do. The purpose is to help students (and staff) learn how to react immediately and appropriately at the first indication of ground shaking. Students (and staff) should know where to seek shelter, how to protect themselves, and what to do immediately afterwards.
TYPES OF DRILLS:
Classroom Drill - this drill is conducted by the teacher with their own class of students. It is recommended monthly.
• Drop, Cover, and Hold
o In the Classroom - when students are working at their desks.
o In the Classroom - when students are NOT working at their desks.
o In the library, computer lab, playground (elementary), between classes (secondary schools), or other area.
o If you hold it in the lunchroom, DO NOT evacuate to the outside.
• Evacuation to the outdoor emergency assembly area
o Easiest, most direct route.
o Secondary route due to blocked passages or exits. (Put a barrier over one of the doors.)
Simulations:
• Use earthquake tape to simulate the sounds of earthquakes.
• Use a written narrative, which the teacher reads, to explain what is happening.
• Exercise with aftershocks while in classroom.
• Exercise with aftershocks while exiting the building.
• Exercise with missing students or teacher.
• Exercise with wounded students or teacher.
• Exercise with trapped students or teacher.
School-wide Drill - This drill includes entire school, including office personnel, maintenance, lunch staff, ALL VISITORS, etc. This drill is recommended once a year.
• Everyone must duck, cover, and hold.
• Everyone must evacuate to the outdoor emergency assembly area.
• Test emergency response procedures:
o Setting up command post.
o First aid station.
o Tracking of students/staff.
o Search and rescue.
o CERT response.
• Debrief (talk about good things and bad things found before, during, and after the exercise) staff (in faculty meeting or right after exercise) and students (in classrooms).
