Zeferino Arroyo High School

📢 “Bayanihan sa Paaralan: Nagkakaisa para sa Kaayusan at Kaalaman”

Sama-sama para sa Malinis, Ligtas at Makabagong Paaralan! 💚🏫

Inaanyayahan po ang lahat ng magulang, mag-aaral, alumni, g**o, at mga kabarangay na makiisa sa BRIGADA ESKWELA 2026 ng Zeferino Arroyo High School – Iriga City mula June 1–5, 2026.

Magtulungan tayo sa paglilinis, pagkukumpuni, at pagpapaganda ng ating paaralan upang maging handa at ligtas ang bawat mag-aaral sa panibagong taon ng pag-aaral. ✨

💪 Bayanihan para sa de-kalidad na edukasyon!
📍 Tara na at makilahok — isang paaralan, isang komunidad, isang misyon!

Be the Voice. Tell the Story. Make an Impact.

If you have a passion for writing, reporting, photography, or public speaking, you are welcome in ZAHS Special Program in Journalism (SPJ).

Develop your skills in news writing, campus journalism, broadcasting, and digital media while gaining confidence, creativity, and critical thinking.

Be part of competitions, woekshops, and media experiences that will prepare you for future opportunities.

Enroll at Zeferino Arroyo High School
Your voice matters. Your story deserves to be heard.

Be a student journalist. Be a leader. Be a Zeferinian!

Yesterday's hard work is today’s success.

A peaceful place to collect your thoughts.

HARDWORK + PERSEVERANCE + PATIENCE = CSS NC II.
40 days of training, 1 day pre-assessment and 1 day assessment day is in the bag. Sabi nga ng isang philosopher " "Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out." CONGRATULATIONS.

Maraming salamat sa aming JDVP partner Oliveros Colleges through Maam Lalaine O. Marpuri, Inc., Sir Ariel Turiano - CSS Trainor and , sa naging assessor and Tesda Representative.

Good luck, ZAHS!
Basta Zeferinian, Magaling ‘yan!

ARRIBA Iriga! Arriba ZAHS!
📍Zeferino Arroyo High School

This costume portrays the Agta, the indigenous group of Iriga City, and reflects their strength, simplicity, and deep connection to nature, making it fitting for the Tinagba Festival Street Dancing Competition. The ensemble features earth-toned body paint that mimics natural skin textures, paired with red and gold garments adorned with beads, tassels, and native-inspired patterns that represent cultural pride and tradition.

The headbands, arm pieces, and layered accessories highlight a warrior-like identity, symbolizing resilience and bravery. The female dancer carries a harvest-inspired prop decorated with vegetables and vines, representing abundance and the Agta’s role in gathering and offering the first fruits of the land. The male dancer holds a carved, gold-toned “patong”with feather accents, signifying strength, protection, and ritual importance.

Overall, the costume embodies the Agta’s hardworking spirit, their harmony with nature, and their contribution to the story of Tinagba as a celebration of thanksgiving, harvest, and community heritage.

52nd Tinagba Festival Celebration (1974-2026)
Lungsod ng Iriga

Back Where Our Story Began

The homecoming we’ve all been waiting for is finally here!
Join us as we celebrate memories, milestones, and meaningful connections at the ZAHS Grand Alumni Homecoming 2025, proudly hosted by Batch 2009.

Let’s come home, reconnect, and create new memories together.
See you there, ZAHS alumni!

ZAHS SPJ at the 1st Journo Media Con
December 11–12, 2025
USANT MGS AVR

The pioneer batch of the ZAHS Special Program in Journalism (SPJ) participated in a two-day seminar, the 1st Journo Media Con, organized by the Young Communicators Society of the College of Liberal Arts, USANT.

The event was made possible through the initiative of Dan Angelo Noarin, YCOSOC President and a ZAHS alumna, who opened an opportunity for these young learners to gain first-hand knowledge and insights from local speakers of great caliber in the field of journalism and media.

The students were accompanied by their class adviser, Ma’am Kirstin Puso, and the SPJ Coordinator, Ma’am Verna Contreras, along with their student-teachers, Ma’am Nat and Ma’am Mellibeth.

📷 YCOSOC Fb page