DepEd Tayo Dalig NHS - Antipolo City

Warmest birthday greetings to our committed teachers! Thank you for guiding minds and shaping futures with love and patience. May your special day be filled with joy and blessings.
Happiest Birthday to all April faculty celebrants! God bless!
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🎉 CONGRATULATIONS! 🎉

Dalig National High School proudly congratulates Sir Kenneth De Leon for being hailed as the Numero Unong G**o ng Dalig National High School School Year 2025-2026! 🏆📚

Your unwavering dedication, passion for teaching, and commitment to shaping the minds of learners truly set you apart. You have become an inspiration not only to your students but also to your fellow educators.

This well-deserved recognition reflects your excellence, hard work, and the positive impact you continuously bring to our school community.

May you continue to inspire, lead, and make a difference in the lives of many. We are truly proud of you!

Mabuhay ka, Sir Kenneth! Patuloy kang maging ilaw at gabay ng kabataan! ✨👏

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Felta Techvoc Academy and Sir JP for the engaging and insightful robotics training given to our Science, TLE, and TechVoc teachers. The experience was both enriching and empowering, equipping us with valuable skills and fresh ideas that we can bring into our classrooms to better support our learners. 🤖📚

Our sincere thanks also go to our Principal II, Emmalyn P. Guevarra, for her continuous support. We are equally grateful to Sir Francis Villamor, Sir Kenneth De Leon, and Sir Dexter Andrade for their guidance and assistance throughout the training.

Special thanks as well to Ma’am Sheila Villamor for her support. Your dedication truly inspires us to strive for excellence.

Thank you for being part of our journey in shaping future-ready learners. 💙

MGA KUWENTO NI JUANA EP. 4

“Huwarang G**o: Taon ng Tapat na Serbisyo sa Paaralan”

Patuloy na pinatutunayan ni Dr. Jollibee F. Torres “Mam Jabie” na ang dedikasyon sa pagtuturo ay hindi nasusukat sa haba ng panahon, kundi sa lalim ng impluwensiya sa mga mag-aaral. Bilang bunso sa walong magkakapatid, hinubog siya ng karanasan at pagsusumikap upang maging matatag sa landas na kanyang tinahak.

Labinlimang taon nang nagsisilbi si Dr. Torres bilang g**o sa Dalig National High School, at sa kasalukuyan ay nagtuturo ng Grade 12 Creative Writing at Creative Nonfiction. Sa loob ng silid-aralan, hindi lamang siya tagapagturo ng gramatika at estruktura ng pagsulat, kundi tagapagmulat ng kaisipan at tagapagbigay-boses sa damdamin ng kabataan.

Kung sino ang naging inspirasyon niya para maging isang g**o, walang partikular na tao ngunit masasabi niya na naging inspirasyon ang kanyang pangarap na magkaroon ng trabaho na kung saan maisabuhay ang kaniyang mga hilig at interes gaya ng pagsusulat, pagbabasa, pagsasalita at pakikisalamuha sa kapwa.

“With those in mind after high school, I decided to take BSE English because my favorite subject is English.”

Para kay Dr. Torres, mahirap maging isang babae, minsan ay iniisip niya na sana naging lalaki nalang siya dahil sa mga pagsubok na nararanasan bilang babae sa madaming aspeto, bilang isang babae.

“I have my weaknesses and challenges about many things such as physical aspects, intellectual capacities, decision-making, pressures, responsibilities and roles. But my passion and genuine service for the profession. I am serving the school both as a teacher and a leader without reservations, balancing major roles and giving my best in everything for the sake of my learners, colleagues and the entire school community.

Ani niya, ang papel ng kababaihan sa edukasyon at komunidad ay maging boses upang maibahagi ang pagmamahal at pagmamalasakit sa mga tao sa paligid at nasasakupan.

“God's gift to women is about emotional strength because of the nurturing and caring spirit of women, they can lead,manage, live with purpose while doing things with love and support.”

Ang mensahe niya sa mga kabataang babae ngayon, Be strong, independent and hard working. The world now is too demanding, ever-changing and becoming cruel. Take care of your physical and mental health because these two are equally important to perform our roles in family, community, church, work, school and society.

At ngayong National Women`s Month ang Motto ni Mam Jabie…

“Women's voice is powerful, don't let the world silence it.”

Sa bawat leksiyon at gabay na kanyang ibinibigay, unti-unti niyang hinuhubog ang susunod na henerasyon ng mga manunulat—mga kabataang handang magsalaysay ng katotohanan at magbigay-kulay sa realidad ng buhay.

Sa mundong patuloy ang pagbabago, ang mga g**ong tulad ni Dr. Jollibee F. Torres ang nagsisilbing ilaw at inspirasyon—tahimik ngunit makapangyarihan sa paghubog ng kinabukasan.

Congrats Mark Oseo and Mam Sky Phoenix.

Salamat din po sa BFP for the recognition🥰

🔥 Fire Prevention Month 2026 🔥

We proudly congratulate our talented Senior High School student, Mark Andrew Oseo from Grade 11 HUMSS-C , for winning 🥈 2nd Place in the Spoken Poetry Contest conducted by the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP).

Your powerful words and meaningful performance truly emphasized the importance of fire awareness and safety. You have made our school proud! 👏

This achievement was made even more meaningful with the support of our school leaders, Ma’am Emmalyn P. Guevarra, Principal II, and Ma’am Decie F. Garcia, Assistant Principal II.

May this success inspire more students to use their voice in promoting awareness and making a difference.

Congratulations, Mark Andrew Oseo ! 🎉🔥

MGA KUWENTO NI JUANA EP. 3

Woman in Strength
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In celebration of Women’s Month, we interviewed Mrs. Marivic Arroyo, a diligent utility staff member at Dalig National High School. Through her experiences, she shared meaningful insights about responsibility, perseverance, and the value of honest work.
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‎Mrs. Marivic plays a significant role in keeping the school clean and organized. Her duties include collecting students’ trash and cleaning the comfort rooms, hallways, and other school facilities. Although her work often goes unnoticed, it greatly helps in maintaining a safe and comfortable environment for everyone.
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‎When asked why she chose this job, Ate Marivic said that all work is honorable if done with hard work and dedication. She found this opportunity while looking for a job and accepted it with gratitude and determination.
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‎As a woman in this field, she shared that the job fits her well. She sees it not just as work, but as a responsibility. Many of her tasks are similar to household chores, which she is already skilled and experienced in doing.
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‎Her journey has not been easy. One challenge she often faces is reminding students to follow cleanliness rules, especially in restrooms. Even if they already know what to do, she patiently encourages them to clean up after themselves and practice good hygiene. She believes these challenges can be overcome through cooperation, as she does her part in guiding students and hopes they will also take responsibility.
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‎To women who dream of working in a school like hers, Mrs. Marivic shares a simple message: “No job is too small, and no dream is too big.” She explained that being a utility staff member is not just about cleaning or arranging things, it is about helping create a safe and welcoming place where students can learn and grow. Every task she does plays a part in shaping the future.
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‎Ate. Marivic believes that Women’s Month is a time to honor and empower women and recognize their important role in society. She reminds us that all women, no matter their job, help build stronger communities.
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‎After work, she spends her time at home resting. Even though her job is physically tiring, she continues to show dedication and strength every day.
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‎Her story reminds us that true strength is not about titles, but about hard work, responsibility, and passion. This Women’s Month, we honor women like Ate Marivic Arroyo, whose simple efforts make a big difference in our school and in our lives.

Mabuhay ka, Ate Marivic! Mabuhay ka, Juana!
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✍️: Juliana Brielle P. Dumlao
Princess Ayesha Manangan

Happy Birthday, Dr. Sky Phoenix!

Your leadership, dedication, and unwavering support continue to inspire both teachers and students every day. Thank you for being a guiding light in our school and for always leading with wisdom and compassion.

May your special day be filled with joy, good health, and countless blessings. Wishing you more years of success and meaningful service in shaping young minds.

Happy Birthday and God bless! 🎂✨🎉❤️

Congratulations to Justine Carvie Resgonio, a Grade 12 Automotive student, for winning Silver Place at the WorldSkills Rizal Philippines 2026 organized by TESDA, held on March 17–19.

Despite competing against college level participants, Justine showcased skills, determination, and excellence that runs in the blood of a true Daligians.

Special thanks to his mentor, Sir Jun Leoterio of Zion Institute, and his adviser, Sir Francis Villamor for their guidance and support.

Your Dalig NHS family is proud of you! 🎉🚗

Congratulations to our winners! 🎉

As part of the Division of Antipolo’s Women’s Month celebration, we are proud to showcase the outstanding entries for the 2026 National Women’s Month in the Philippines, which carries the theme: “WE for Gender Equality and Inclusive Society” 💜

In the Photography Category, Argie Margarette Nabo won 3rd Place for her powerful capture of Ma’am Pia Trinidad. 📸

In the Video Category, Dr. Decie Garcia earned 1st Place, with special thanks for the support in video editing under the guidance of their adviser, Ma’am Emily Solano. This achievement was made possible through the efforts of her students from HUMSS A: Steve B. Oliveros, Larry M. Andayan, Kevin A. Azarcon, and Marvin A. Sto. Domingo.🎥

We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Principal, Emmalyn P. Guevarra, and our GAD Coordinator, Cristine Bajo, for their unwavering support in making this celebration meaningful and empowering. 💜💜💜

📢 ⛑️ Daligians Handa sa Sakuna!📢 ⛑️

Noong Marso 12, matagumpay na isinagawa ng Dalig NHS ang 1st Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill, katuwang ang Brgy. Dalig, Arescom Reservist Philippine Army at ilang myembro ng OPSS Antipolo.

Nagsagawa din ang Boy Scouts sa kanilang first aid simulation upang naipakita ang wastong pagbibigay ng first aid sa mga posibleng biktima sa panahon ng emergency.

Sama-sama ang buong komunidad ng Dalig para sa ligtas at handang paaralan! 💪