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Vision

​We dream of Filipinos 
who passionately love their country 
and whose values and competencies  
enable them to realize their full potential 
and contribute meaningfully to building the nation.
As a learner-centered public institution, 
the Department of Education 
continuously improves itself 
to better serve its stakeholders.

Mission

To protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality, equitable, culture-based, and complete basic education where:
Students learn in a child-friendly, gender-sensitive, safe, and motivating environment.
Teachers facilitate learning and constantly nurture every learner.
Administrators and staff, as stewards of the institution, ensure an enabling and supportive environment for effective learning to happen.
Family, community, and other stakeholders are actively engaged and share responsibility for developing life-long learners.

Core Values

  • Maka-Diyos

  • Maka-tao

  • Makakalikasan
     

  • Makabansa

Humble Beginnings 

A vision of having built a secondary school in Alapan might have been the idea of the late Brgy. Capt. Emiliano “Miling” T. Barzaga. It was decided that the high school building be established just within the compound of the elementary school (the small parcel of land).

 

Through the help of Mayor Emmanuel “Manny” Maliksi the two story building was established in August 29, 2010 of with four initial classrooms and named Imus National High School – Alapan Annex. On it’s first year of existence with initial enrollment of 150 students in all year level with five teachers who with sincere intentions and precedence to help

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and provide students and allowed them selves to be assigned in Alapan namely; Yasmin F. Santiaguel (Filipino & Social Studies), Marilou P. Merino (English), Daniel De Vera (Mathematics), Edgar A. Rivera (Science and Technology) and Jonathan S. Jimenez (TLE and Teacher in Charge).

 

The first elected Parents Teachers Association (PTA) President Mrs. Jessel P. Parani with other officers plays an important role in the development of education to continually support the newly established school in Alapan Annex who devoted their time and exerted their effort to convince the community.

 

On April 1, 2011 the first sets of graduates finished their high school ina simple but meaningful way which was succeeded by the parents, teachers, town officials, and other guests.

 

On June 2011, the school’s permanent fence was built through the effort of ever supportive and dedicated Brgy. Captain Anastacio “Tanny” T. Barzaga the son of the late Brgy. Capt. Emiliano “Miling” T. Barzaga. He continued the dream of his father to continue to help the community members of Alapan II-A. The fund for the construction of fence was through the help of the present Mayor during the time Mayor Homer T. Saquilayan. July at the same year school canteen was also established to continued service for the students.

 

In the year 2013 there were fourteen nationally funded teachers in Alapan Annex; Jefrey T. Tabulinar, Mary Anne D. Mendoza, Michael Vincent R. Galestre, Christine R. Cainglet, Jenerose C. Talha, Marianie C. Enore, Gelyn B. Ambulo, Ranulfo T. Gatumbato, Sheryl T. Labuguin, Apple Krystal D. Siega, Julius Victor B. Savellano, Annabelle E. Fabular, Katherine E. Reus and Creselda E. Vanuardia. Headed by Mrs. Maria Luisa F. Candelaria Head Teacher III/OIC, INHS – Alapan Annex. The new GPTA President is Mrs. Jessel P. Parani and the newly elected SGC President is Mr. Ricardo Pangilinan.

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