Academic Booths Kick Off INHS 121st Founding Anniversary

By: Jhoren Madla

Isabela National High School officially opened its academic booths, a vibrant showcase of creativity and knowledge, as part of the school's 121st Founding Anniversary celebration. The booths, meticulously decorated by students from various grade levels, serve as an interactive platform to highlight different academic disciplines in line with this year's theme: “Serving with Excellence and Solidarity Amidst Changing Times.”

The ribbon-cutting ceremony, which marked the formal opening of all booths, was led by District Supervisor of the West District, Roldan Lopez, alongside Ian Martinez, an alumnus from HOST Batch 2000 and Vice President of the batch association. Their presence underscored the school's deep connection with its alumni and the continuous support of its graduates in fostering academic excellence.  

To add to the excitement, Mathsayaw champions delivered a captivating intermission performance, energizing students, teachers, and guests alike. The fusion of mathematics and dance in their routine showcased the innovative and dynamic learning culture at INHS.  

In her opening remarks, Assistant School Principal II for Senior High School Governance, Prisca Buenaventura, emphasized the significance of launching the anniversary festivities with academic booths. She explained, “The very purpose of founding this school is to deliver quality education to our learners, nurturing their knowledge, skills, and attitudes.”

The 121st Founding Anniversary of INHS, running from March 12 to 15, promises a series of engaging and meaningful activities designed to bring together students, teachers, and alumni in celebration of the school's rich legacy and commitment to academic excellence.