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Commemoration to the Best High School Day Celebration



The 121st High School Day event took place at Ilocos Sur National High School on March 25, 2023, with the theme "Renewed Commitment in Defying Odds to Transcend Heights of Excellence and Solidarity.". Because the pandemic prevented us from celebrating for two years, many teachers and students are now prepared for this eagerly anticipated occasion. High School Day is making a strong comeback, with the event being split into three main sections: the Thanksgiving Day mass, the main program, and the field demonstration.

This event brings back memories of our grade 7 practice sessions for high school day, during which we enjoyed each other's company while distracting ourselves from leg pain and the oppressive heat. Someone would yell "nag pudot" every second, and everyone else would laugh and complain as well. We all had to endure the pain together, so it was difficult but enjoyable. I recall making videos of our male classmates and laughing at them with the group. I also recall our sighs of relief whenever our teachers announced that a break was necessary. The COVID-19 outbreak caused the school to be abruptly suspended, so unfortunately, we were unable to experience an ordinary high school day.


Overall, I'm glad that this year we can make the most of our high school day. Several students, teachers, and our one and only principal, ma'am Editha Bagcal, attended the wonderful mass. Many students' performances were also astounding, really showing their talents. And a huge celebration for the establishment of the school 121 years ago! Knowing that our school has been operating for such a long time is incredible, and it truly deserves a wonderful celebration. 

REFERENCES: Images retrived april 9, 2023. 
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  1. AnonymousMay 2, 2023 at 1:07 AM

    Nice blog post about our school's birthday.

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