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The Hyperlink, CSHSB Campus, CBSUA Compound, Pili (2026)

09/01/2026

“Mic test, 1-2-3!”

Belated happy birthday to the ever-energetic Mariah Louise Berona! Loud, lively, and effortlessly kind, she brings her own rhythm on and off the air. With a voice people enjoy listening to and a personality that lights up every room, she makes every moment feel like a good broadcast. Wishing her more airtime filled with laughter, talent, and joy—tune in, because Mariah never fails to deliver!

31/12/2025

Throughout the year 2025, the world had a whirlwind of events. Across nations, people endured different issues and challenges—from typhoons and earthquakes to political crises.

They faced a lot of setbacks and struggles. However, the year 2025 taught them how to stand their ground, to be resilient, and to live— not just survive.

As families replace their old calendar, a new chapter unfolds. A new story awaits to be made.

Let this year be filled with strength and courage to face challenges, wisdom to make better choices, and healing from the scars of past struggles.

As we take a new journey for this new year, may we carry the lessons we learned from the yesteryears. Let us allow change shape us for the better.

Words by Gaea Atheba A. Ojeda
Pubmat by Ruby M. Bañaria

27/12/2025

Leadership is strongest when guided by experience, kindness, and a genuine heart for the community. Our school head, Ma’am Marilyn M. Ligon, embodies this balance with grace. With years of wisdom behind her, she stands firm for peace and order, yet remains approachable, warm, and deeply understanding.

Despite being surrounded by a younger generation of teachers and staff, Ma’am Ligon blends in effortlessly. She keeps the atmosphere light, knows when to be fun, and never lets authority overshadow humanity. Her presence reassures, her laughter uplifts, and her kindness leaves a lasting mark on everyone she works with.

Today, we celebrate her birthday and honor a leader who makes work feel lighter, voices feel heard, and the school feel like home. Wishing Ma’am Marilyn M. Ligon good health, joy, and many more years of meaningful leadership and shared smiles.

24/12/2025

‎"Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful." – Norman Vincent Peale.
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‎For us here, Christmas magic sparks on the first day of September, and carols suddenly fill every street corner. Children begin practicing their caroling songs early, coming together in groups to polish their harmonies. In a moment they’re ready to knock on doors with their tansan, bringing cheer to every home they visit.
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‎At the heart of this festive build-up is Simbang Gabi – or Misa de Gallo, the 'Rooster's Mass' – nine pre-dawn masses that draw communities together under the warm glow of parols, where worshippers sing and pray as the sky lightens, then head out to fill their stomach with fresh bibingka and p**o bumbong from street vendors.
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‎ Noche Buena is the perfect moment when the whole family gathers around a feast of fresh bibingka, lechon belly, and ensaymada. Plates are passed, stories are told, and laughter fills the air until midnight comes. In that moment with loved ones, we realize Christmas lies not in presents, but in the joy of sharing the night together.

Words by Mickaella Vayne Temporal
Pubmat by Ruby Bañaria

21/12/2025

“The purpose of education is to teach one to think deeply, not simply to agree.” This is something Ma’am Kate Bataller lives by in every class she handles. As a guidance counselor and an ESP/Values Education teacher, she is known for asking questions that do more than fill the silence — questions that itch, challenge, and push students to think twice. What often begins as a simple discussion turns into a thoughtful exchange of ideas, and sometimes, a healthy debate.

Easygoing, kind, and always smiling, Ma’am Kate balances firmness with understanding. She listens with an open mind and respects every perspective shared, creating a space where students feel safe to speak honestly and think critically. Her lessons go beyond right or wrong answers and focus more on reflection, values, and growth.

Today, we celebrate her birthday and wish her joy, strength, and more meaningful conversations ahead.

19/12/2025

The Filipino language is more than just words and grammar—it is a culture, and identity, and the heart of the Filipino people. Ma'am Charlotte Panganiban shows her students how Filipinos live their daily lives in a humorous manner. She transforms every class into a safe space where students feel heard, valued, and inspired to grow.

To her students, she is more than just a teacher as she is also their mother. She pays attention to the little details that oftenly left unseen and gives well-deserved praises that boost confidence and motivates hard work. She continues to shape kinder students as well as proficient language users.

The Hyperlink wishes Ma'am Charlotte happiness, good health, and many more years of teaching students with never-changing warmth and love that make her genuinely remarkable as we celebrate her birthday today, December 19.

10/12/2025

In a world shaped by technology, it is a privilege to learn from a teacher who guides with clarity, patience, and genuine enthusiasm. Sir Jeffrey Alarcon, or Sir Jeff as we fondly call him, brings a thoughtful mix of skill and humor into every ICT lesson. His lessons come with playful ‘dad jokes’ and answers that are never given directly, which means students truly have to think, search, and figure things out on their own.

Beyond the jokes and the brain-teasing hints, Sir Jeff remains one of the kindest teachers around. He is hands-on, patient, and always willing to guide us through codes, tasks, or the occasional tech confusion. His teaching reminds us that growth comes not just from knowing, but from trying.

Today, we celebrate his birthday and wish him laughter, good health, and more days filled with the same warmth and energy he brings to his students. Happy birthday, Sir Jeff!

05/12/2025

Ang Kawingan, The Hyperlink secure 6th Place at DSPC 2025 School Paper Contest

The Computer Science High School of Bicolandia (CSHSB) made its mark at the 2025 Division School Press Conference (DSPC) School paper contest.

CSHSB’s official school publications—Ang Kawingan and The Hyperlink—secured 6th place at the 2025 DSPC held on November 25–27, 2025 at Milaor Central School and San Jose Elementary School.

Competing against five other districts, the two publications were evaluated on a range of journalistic outputs: News Section, Editorial Section, Feature Section, Science and Technology (SciTech) Section, Sports Section, and Layout and Design.

The Hyperlink:

News Section – Rank 5

Editorial Section – Rank 8

Feature Section – Rank 8

SciTech Section – Rank 8

Sports Section – Rank 7

Layout and Design – Rank 10

Ang Kawingan:

Pahinang Agham at Teknolohiya – Rank 9

Pahinang Isport – Rank 2

Pag-aanyo at Disenyo – Rank 6

Pahinang Balita – Rank 8

Pahinang Editoryal – Rank 5

Pahinang Lathalain – Rank 8

The ranking reflects the combined effort, creativity, and dedication of the CSHSB campus journalists. These rankings underscore the comprehensive efforts of CSHSB’s journalists in multiple categories, demonstrating their commitment to produce quality work in the school paper contest.

Words by Arianne B. Palacay
Pubmat by Ruby M. Bañaria

05/12/2025

Midas’ Touch: CSHSB journalists excel in DSPC; Hyperlink’s Kathleen Largo zooms to RSPC

Computer Science High School of Bicolandia’s (CSHSB) school publications—The Hyperlink and Ang Kawingan tops in participating for the 2025 Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC) held at Milaor Central School and San Jose Elementary School on November 25-27, 2025.

The school journalists represented CSHSB and competed against five other districts, aiming to qualify for the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC).

This is the list of participants:

The Hyperlink:
Kathleen E. Largo – 2nd place in News writing

Angel B. Tanaotanao – Editorial Cartooning participant

Ang Kawingan

Reann Julia S. Iya – 8th place in Pagguhit ng Kartung Editoryal

Christ Ian R.
Claron – 7th place in
Pagsulat ng Balitang Isports

Zoe T. Montas – 7th place
Pagsulat ng Balita

Alecsa Mae Martirez –
Pagsulat ng Editoryal

Ramona Cortez –
Pagwawasto ng Sipi at Pag-uulo ng Balita

CSHSB proudly recognizes Kathleen Largo, Reann Julia Iya, Christ Ian Claron, and Zoe Montas as the four Comsayanos who brought home awards in the recently concluded DSPC, highlighting their skills, dedication, and excellence in campus journalism.

“This competition is important to me because it helps me grow as a writer and also as a student. It teaches me how to write better and to handle pressure. Joining DSPC made me feel grateful and motivated. It opened a new world for me in campus journalism, and I’m thankful that I got to experience how it feels to write, compete, and win in this field,” said Kathleen Largo as she also secured 2nd place in News Writing and is set to advance at RSPC later this year.

The achievements of these Comsayanos reflect the growing talent and dedication of CSHSB students in journalism and their commitment to representing the school with excellence.

Words by Arianne B. Palacay
Pubmat by Ruby M. Bañaria

04/12/2025

Education becomes more meaningful when guided by someone who teaches with clarity and genuine care — and Ma’am Jean-Annarie Adriatico, or Ma’am Ken as we fondly call her, is exactly that teacher. A dedicated MAPEH mentor, she explains lessons with detail and patience, making everything from music to health feel both manageable and engaging.

Ma’am Ken is also our resident “keen” observer — the one who notices everything, especially during quizzes. Her sharp eye doesn’t stop there. She is famously strict when it comes to classroom cleanliness, proving that discipline is just as essential as artistry and rhythm. Her presence brings order, her kindness brings comfort, and her aura makes it easy for students to feel at ease.

Beyond the lessons, she shows real care. She is the type who sends us home first before she even packs up her things. Supportive, patient, and always mindful of her students, Ma’am Ken guides us not only in academics but in becoming better individuals.

Today, we celebrate her birthday and wish her joy, strength, and more bright moments ahead, as bright as the warmth and dedication she brings to her classroom every day.

03/12/2025

𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐒𝐇𝐒𝐁 𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐡 𝐅𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐥 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬 𝐐𝐮𝐢𝐳 𝐁𝐞𝐞, 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐁𝐞𝐞

The second day of the annual English Festival at the Computer Science High School of Bicolandia (CSHSB) was held on December 2, 2025, featuring the English quiz bee and spelling bee as the main events. Both activities were organized by the Lexicon Society.

The English quiz bee took place this afternoon at the 9-Minix room, wherein students are tested in grammar, vocabulary, literature, and other language-related topics. Each section have three participants to answer the questions across multiple rounds.

At the same time, the spelling bee was conducted at the computer laboratory. Contestants spelled a series of words that increased in difficulty as the competition progresses.

These events aimed to promote language proficiency and academic engagement among Comsayanos. Results from both competitions will contribute to the overall standings, which will be announced during the main event on December 3, 2025.

Words by Arianne B. Palacay
Photos by Pitik Comsayano

01/12/2025

𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐡 𝐅𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐬 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠

Comsayanos officially began the annual English festival at the Computer Ccience High School of Bicolandia (CSHSB) on December 1, 2025. Organized by the Lexicon Society, this year’s celebration introduces the name of the event, Logotechneía: Miló sas Foní. The opening day gathered enthusiastic Comsayanos to showcase their creativity and storytelling skills.

The opening day features three major events this afternoon: the book cover design contest—both digital and traditional—held in the computer laboratory, on-the-spot story reading—conducted on the school stage, and the book face challenge, which is currently on-going. These activities highlighted the artistry and literary talents of Comsayanos, marking a vibrant start to the week-long English Fest.

The English month celebration is expected to continue with more competitions and activities in the coming days, aiming to strengthen the students’ appreciation for language, creativity, and self-expression.The overall winners will be announced on the main event—December 3, 2025. As the festival progresses, Comsayanos look forward to further showcase their skills and embrace the spirit of this year’s theme.

Words by Arianne B. Palacay
Photos by Aleza Tormes & Ma. Jarozel Jamorol

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