The Shifting Gears - SBCA Technical High School

14/02/2025

February 14, 2025

Valentine’s Day Twist: Called to Love, Called to Serve 💞

Today, February 14, 2025, the Social Action Force organized a meaningful gift-giving event titled “Called to Love, Called to Serve.” The Social Action Force, a club from Technical High School, showed appreciation to the hardworking city service workers who help keep San Beda College Alabang a safe and welcoming place.

This event was more than just an act of generosity; it was a heartfelt expression of gratitude. By giving simple yet thoughtful gifts, the club members were able to brighten the day of those who often work behind the scenes. The initiative spread love and strengthened the community spirit, reminding everyone that Valentine’s Day is not just about romance but also about kindness, service, and appreciation for others.

✍️🏻 Patricio Sarile III
📸 Ms. Aprille T. Rementilla, Ms. Manasseh R. Uba, and Sir Primo P. Eayte Jr.

14/02/2025

In Action ⚙️🦁

The grade 12 Technical High School students are all “on duty” as they embark on one of the highlights of their high school experience, the Work Immersion. Equipped with the skills and knowledge of the specialized subjects their teachers and trainers shared; they are all set to apply these competencies throughout their On-the-Job Training.

The students under ICT Computer Programming with Computer System Servicing have displayed their ICT skills in Creotec Philippines Inc., Binan, Laguna. The learners under the Technical Drafting or Digital Architecture with Computer System Servicing program exhibit their proficiency in Architecture at GT Development Corporation in Tunasan, Muntinlupa City. Finally, students under the two programs, Cookery and Agriculture Crops Production, are showing off their proficiency in both aspects of their craft at the SVD Farm, Tagaytay.

In addition to the students’ Onsite work immersion, they had their in-house practice here in San Beda College Alabang before their on-site training.

The exposure to real-life work experiences synthesizes and embodies all the concepts these Tech High students learned throughout the classroom and laboratories, emphasizing the importance of authentic scenarios to achieve excellence in their respective fields.

✍️🏻 Ms. Florence C. Mercado

📸 Ms. Aprille T. Rementilla, Ms. Manasseh R. Uba, Sir Miguel J. Puig, Sir Primo P. Eayte Jr., Sir Jean Karl B. Galias, Emmanuel G. Tan, and Arch. Mark Edoard A. Tejada

14/02/2025

In Action ⚙️🦁

The grade 12 Technical High School students are all “on duty” as they embark on one of the highlights of their high school experience, the Work Immersion. Equipped with the skills and knowledge of the specialized subjects their teachers and trainers shared; they are all set to apply these competencies throughout their On-the-Job Training.

The students under ICT Computer Programming with Computer System Servicing have displayed their ICT skills in Creotec Philippines Inc., Binan, Laguna. The learners under the Technical Drafting or Digital Architecture with Computer System Servicing program exhibit their proficiency in Architecture at GT Development Corporation in Tunasan, Muntinlupa City. Finally, students under the two programs, Cookery and Agriculture Crops Production, are showing off their proficiency in both aspects of their craft at the SVD Farm, Tagaytay.

In addition to the students’ Onsite work immersion, they had their in-house practice here in San Beda College Alabang before their on-site training.

The exposure to real-life work experiences synthesizes and embodies all the concepts these Tech High students learned throughout the classroom and laboratories, emphasizing the importance of authentic scenarios to achieve excellence in their respective fields.

✍️🏻 Ms. Florence C. Mercado

📸 Ms. Aprille T. Rementilla, Ms. Manasseh R. Uba, Sir Miguel J. Puig, Sir Primo P. Eayte Jr., Sir Jean Karl B. Galias, Sir Emmanuel G. Tan, and Arch. Mark Edoard A. Tejada

14/02/2025

14/02/2025

13/02/2025

St. Valentine: A Witness of True Love ❤️✝️

While love fills the hearts of all saints, St. Valentine is honored as the patron of lovers. According to tradition, he risked his life to secretly marry Christian couples during persecution, ultimately giving his life in martyrdom—the greatest act of love.

His witness reminds us that true love is not just romantic, but self-giving and rooted in Christ. This Valentine’s Day, may we rediscover the Christian meaning of love and marriage, reflecting the divine love for which we were created. 💕✨

10/02/2025

BATCH CHEER 🦁📣

January 17, 2025

The students of San Beda College Alabang gathered to witness the 2025 Batch Cheer celebrated on the 17th of January.

A variety of chants and cheer-filled dances of grades 7 to 10 students left the crowd speechless.

The selected theme for this year's performances highlighted P-POP - a wide selection and fusion of music within the genres like KPOP, JPOP, ELECTRONIC DANCES, and RNB while embracing the rich culture and creativity of Filipinos.

The winners for special awards: Best in Cheerdance Attire, Best in Cheerdancers, and Best in Batch Spirit is no other than Grade 8!

The competition was fierce, but these Bedans rose to the top!

🥉 3rd Runner-Up: Grade 9
🥈 2nd Runner-Up: Grade 7
🥇 1st Runner-Up: Grade 10
🏆 Champion: Grade 8

Congratulations to all! 👏🏻🥳

✍️🏻 Margaret Angelica Villanueva
📸 Reirhick Squall Reyes and Jose Ma. Gervacio

29/01/2025

23/01/2025

📢 Health Break Advisory 🛑

To ensure the safety and well-being of our community, San Beda College Alabang has declared a Health Break from January 24 to 31, 2025 for the following academic departments:

✔ Integrated Basic Education Department (IBED)
✔ Technical High School
✔ Tertiary Schools (SASE, SBAM, SET)

🔴 During this period, all face-to-face, synchronous, and asynchronous classes, as well as school activities, will be suspended.

However, the Graduate School and the School of Law will continue their classes as scheduled.

This precautionary measure is due to the increase in cases of hand-foot-mouth disease reported among students. The health and safety of our stakeholders remain our top priority.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Stay safe, Bedans!

17/01/2025

Aim High, Tech High! 🦁⚙️⚡️

17/01/2025

TECH HIGH UPDATE ⚙️📣

Bios MLBB Tournament

17/01/2025

Tech Bites 2025 🍔🍟🥤☕️👩🏻‍🍳👨🏻‍🍳

Technical High School's Sprouting Young Chefs club successfully hosted a food and beverage booth. This year's menu featured a variety of delicious snacks, including cheese sticks, potato wedges, chicken poppers with rice, and refreshing beverages such as iced coffee and sparkling soda.

The highlight of it was the inclusion of dalgona candy, inspired by the Netflix series "Squid Game."

All HE students collaborated to ensure the event's success, with club moderators Ms. Kimberly Porras and Sir Emmanuel Tan providing valuable support.

The event provided students with practical experience in food preparation and business management.

✍️🏻 Margaret Angelica M. Villanueva
📸 Margaret Angelica M. Villanueva

17/01/2025

TECH HIGH UPDATE ⚙️📣

BIOS MLBB Tournament ⚡️

17/01/2025

IBED Sinulog Competition 2025 💃🕺

January 16, 2025

The 2025 IBED Sinulog Competition, held on January 16, 2025, was a vibrant showcase of talent and cultural heritage at San Beda College Alabang. The competition, a highlight of the school's Sto. Niño Feast celebration, featured students from the Integrated Basic Education Department's (IBED) Senior High School strands: STEM, ABM, and HUMSS. Students demonstrated both their lively and rhythmic dance and their appreciation for the rich cultural and religious significance of the Sinulog tradition. STEM secured first place, with ABM and HUMSS earning second and third place, respectively.

✍️🏻 Rafael Enrique D. Salazar and Sir John Paul Villanueva
📸 Cleia Julienne S. Pattung, Margaret Angelica M. Villanueva, Ikon C. Herrera, Jan Gabriel R. Delos Reyes, Reirhick S. Reyes, Gian De La Rosa, and Timothy B. Coprada

17/01/2025

Molding Leaders of the Future ✨️

January 16, 2025

The 2025 Bedan Leaders' Congress, held yesterday, January 16, at the CAS Multi-Purpose Hall, convened student leaders from San Beda College Alabang IBED, SBCA Technical High School, SBCA Tertiary Schools, San Beda University Rizal, San Beda University Mendiola, Southville International School, and other institutions to enhance their leadership capabilities. The congress, themed "RACE TO SUCCESS: Resiliently Leading through Diversity," featured presentations by Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Andres Ignacio C. San Mateo Jr., HR Manager Atty. John R. Jacome, Mr. James Tolentino, and Ms. Alexandra Diane Anadon. The program focused on developing adaptability and resilience in challenging situations, conflict resolution strategies, and the transformative power of adversity.

✍️🏻 Denise Angeli J. Sanchez and Andre Bennedict T. Bugay
📸 Mr. Nikko G. Endiafe