And a part from that journey is high school. On June 3, 2013, we took a fun, exquisite route from that journey; We entered
High School. Misamis Occidental National High School (MONHS) has been our 2nd home ever since that day as we started our lives as freshmen students. Here are few informations about our new 2nd home.
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MONHS Front Gate or Main Gate
MONHS is one of Oroquieta City's oldest schools. It started to serve educational services since 1938. The school principal of MONHS today is Mr. Florentino Santos. MONHS is a school that has more than 3,000 high school students. Each of them belongs to different programs. Namely: BEC (Regular Class), STEP (Science and Technology Engineering Program) or SSP (Special Science Program), SPA (Special Program in the Arts), SPS (Special Program in Sports), SPED (Special Education), BP-OSA (Balik Paaralan Para sa Out-Of-School Adults), and ESKWELA.
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Because of this, people from MONHS are known as champions. The hidden talents and smartness of the students are enhanced by these different programs through singing, dancing, acting, photography, writing, researching, sports, and many more.
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MONHS Students and Teachers performing on the street during the 2013 Grand Concept Parade on October 12, 2013.
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The school has a supreme student government body (SSG) and have several school events, too. It also has its own different clubs like the Science Club, Math Club, PAC (Performing Arts Club), Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP), Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP), etc.
MONHS BSP, SSG Officers, GSP, PAC Members and Students' participation during the World Teachers' Day 2013 on October 4, 2013.
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MONHS BSP
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Few officers of the MONHS Supreme Student Government during the Color Fun Run 2013.
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MONHS GSP
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PAC members presenting their speacial number at the MONHS stage during the World Teacher's Day 2013.
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MONHS Latest Event: World Teachers' Day Color FunRun 2013
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MONHS is a very clean school. Students from this school are trained to be responsible to take care of the environment and as a result of being obedient students, the school became very clean and green.
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MONHS Evacuation Area (Near Room 134B side yard view)
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MONHS is located in Gov. A. Bernad St., Poblacion 1, Oroquieta City 7207.
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Gov. A. Bernad St., Poblacion 1, Oroquieta City
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MONHS is the school where we go to. And as freshmen students, we chose MONHS to be the main topic of our blog to inform you how quaint and wonderful our school is. Thank you for reading our blog!
CREDITS:
Group Members:
- Shannen Mae Teresa Saluta
- Vina Gabrielle Miculob
- Nechie Cuting
- Jankim Maghinay
