Zambales National High School

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Zambales National High School
Pambansang Mataas na Paaralan ng Zambales
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Address
Zambales National High School
Olongapo-Bugallon RD.,Zone 6


Iba
,
Philippines
Coordinates 15°19′22″N119°59′01″E / 15.32279°N 119.98350°E / 15.32279; 119.98350
Information
Former namesZambales High School, Iba Farm School
TypePublic School
Established1913
FounderAlejo Labrador
PrincipalDr. Felita C.Pulido Ed. d.
Grades7 to 12
Number of students3,400
CampusMain (Zone 6,Iba,Zamb.) Annex(Bangantalinga,Iba,Zamb.)
Nickname Zambales High
NewspaperThe Chromite (English), Ang Dagitab (Filipino)
WebsiteZambalesnhs.webs.com

Zambales National High School (Filipino : Mataas na Paaralang Pambansa Ng Zambales) is a Public school in Iba, Zambales, Philippines. It is one of the oldest secondary schools in the Philippines.

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History

In 1913, Congressman Alejo Labrador initiated the move to put up a vocational school in the province. The provincial government donated an eleven hectare farm where the school stands now, lending it the colloquial name of the Iba Farm School. A first two-story school building was constructed in R.M.M.S.A.T (R.M.P.C) school grounds (Old Site). The first school administrators were Americans. In 1918, the first batch of graduates emerged from the school. School Year 1917-1918 saw the first batch of graduates, all 19 boys were coming from various towns of the province

World War II

On December 8, 1941, Iba Air strip was bombed by Japanese warplanes prompting the school authorities to suspend classes. The students then were allowed to earn their degree despite non-completion of required days of schooling. Those in the lower year were accelerated to the next higher year level. The school was subsequently used as Japanese Headquarters. During the war, S.Y. 1941-1945, there were a total of 50 graduates ; 20 boys and 30 girls.

Enrollment

Zambales National High School has an estimated enrollment of 3,400 students. The school serves students from the municipalities of Iba, Botolan, Cabangan, Palauig, Masinloc, Candelaria and Santa Cruz. Some students rent in Boarding Houses and sometimes use school services and bus for transportation.

School buildings

School newspapers

Students Making a news article for Chromite Newspaper c.1950's Zambales High Chromite.jpg
Students Making a news article for Chromite Newspaper c.1950's
The Chromite
is the English language newspaper. It is headed by the English Department and is one of the oldest school newspaper organ in the province Of Zambales. Chromite rank 2nd place in Best news section and 6th Place in Best in Sports Section in the NSPC 2015 held in Taguig City, And 1st best English newspaper in Zambales.
Ang Dagitab
is the Filipino language newspaper, owned by the Filipino Department. The Leading Filipino newspaper in The Province. Dagitab rank 2nd place in best Filipino Newspaper in Zambales

List of School Administrators

The List of Principal Through time and contributed in Zambales High.

circa 1924 to Present
c.1924- c.1926Mr. Silverio Dinoso
c.1926- c.1927Mr. Esteban A. Bada
c.1927- c.1928Mr. Indalizo Madamba
c.1928- c.1929Mr. Jose C. Aguila
c.1929- c.1936Mr. Igmedio Valderama
c.1936- c.1943Mr. Angel M. Instrella
c.1943- c.1945Mr. Saturnino A. Abes
c.1945- c.1945Mr. Peter Villabert
c.1945- c.1947Mr. Hilario Hilario
c.1947- c.1948Mr. Felipe Antolin
c.1948- c.1952Mr. Andres Agcaoili
c.1952- c.1962Mr. Zacarias Beltran
c.1962- c.1969Mr. Isidoro A. Talucad
c.1969- c.1972Mr. Miguel Sahagun Sr.
c.1972- JUNE 10,1985Mrs. Margarita Fontelera
JUNE 11,1985- SEPT. 23,1985Mr. Adolf U. Battad O.I.C.
SEPT. 25,1985- Nov. 3,1985Dr. Miguel Sison O.I.C.
DEC.1985- MAY,1986Dr. Nestorio E. Trinidad O.I.C.
JUNE.1986 -AUG.1992Mr. Raulito O. Moscoso
SEPT.1992 - MAY,1999Mr. Mauro C. Sazon
JUNE,1999- NOV.,1999Mr. Noel O. Tamoria O.I.C.
NOV.1999- JULY,2000Mr. Ernesto F. Talucad O.I.C.
JULY,2000 - JULY,2013DR. Josephine T. Edora, Ed. D.
JULY,2013 – PresentDR. Felita C. Pulido, Ed. D.

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