The Glimpse - KNHS Official School Publication, Sabutan-Kaong Road, Silang, Philippines, 4118 (2025)

09/01/2025

PART VI | HALF A CENTURY OF MEMORIES

A Heartwarming Homecoming at KNHS

In the heart of Kaong National High School (KNHS), where the sound of honking vehicles and chattering crowds create a lively backdrop, a moment filled with nostalgia, laughter and shared stories, as classmates reunited not just to share their past, but the journeys they had taken since leaving this school.

Alumni from various batches came together at KNHS on December 29, 2024 to celebrate a momentous reunion. Contributing to the school’s history and the enduring bonds forged within its façade.

“Capturing this type of moment, I felt happy and nervous,” Marc Clarence Dy said as he captured memories that would last a lifetime. “It's my first time attending this homecoming yet I felt welcomed,” he added.

The celebration began with a motorcade parade by batch 1996, creating a joyous atmosphere as they arrived at the school. Former students, teachers, and community members filled the school grounds, reminiscing about their shared experiences as they met with their old classmates once again.

As everyone gathered in the school court, former principal Ms. Vicky Reyes gave a heartfelt speech, encouraging everyone to cherish the joy of reunion. “We should not let our joy be taken in this celebration," she declared, her voice filled with warmth.

Her speech was followed by a former teacher, Mr. Antonio Ramos, who captivated everyone's attention as he shared the story of the three original teachers who laid the groundwork for the institution of building this school.

“We were happy when our sacrifices led to this,” Ramos says, passion evident in his voice. “I'm really grateful for this blessing that our place has a high school till this day, creating more memories for the generations to come,” he added.

Alumni President Atty. Zaldy Ambon also shared his inspiring journey. Telling the story of how he became a Municipal Major Officer as the audience listens intently, learning more about his life challenges and lessons.

“I salute everyone who gave me the strength and inspired me to become what I am today,” Atty. Zaldy Ambon says, his eyes sparkling with gratitude. “I wouldn't be able to do this if it wasn't for the school I love,” he added.

Master Teacher I Ms. Josephine Minto also took the stage, sharing her insights on the importance of perseverance and humility. “No matter how high you achieve you should always be humble,” she said as her words resonated with the audience, creating a solidarity between.

Another speaker who comes in front is Ms. Zenaida Medrana, who taught subjects ranging from Trigonometry to Spanish. Her witty anecdotes about her former students and their antics brought smiles to everyone’s faces, she also encouraged everyone to dream high and always ask for the guidance of God.

The event also paid tribute to long-serving educators, with Loreta Canlong, Eleanor Dimalanta, and Alicia M. Obrador being recognized for their decades of commitment in teaching. As their dedication exemplified the heart of the school, inspiring future generations of students and teachers alike.

Adding to the celebration, alumni show their creativity through booths and a singing contest. The friendly competition reveals the talents of various batches such as singing and throughout the performances, a loud cheering of the audience fills the air, igniting a sense of camaraderie through the atmosphere.

Throughout the day, various awards for the batch were also given. Including recognition for the early birds, the most generous, cooperative, organized, followed by the best in outfits and motorcade.

As the reunion drew to a close, Former Office in-charge, Ms. Cristina Andaya wished for continued growth in the school community. “I hope for more students to come to this school as it is a big benefit to them and for us to continue this history,” she stated, her voice filled with humility.

As alumni departed, each step they took carried cherished memories and a renewed commitment to furthering the legacy of their beloved school. All in all, with laughter, stories, and heartfelt connections, this day encapsulated what it truly means to be part of the KNHS family as alumni reflected on their past journeys, the impact of studying and creating family-like bonds throughout their school years with their batchmates.

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Feature by:
Fionna U. Fabrero
Jaderylle L. Alilio

Checked by:
Carl Zhyrene P. Corbo
Nathan Jade G. Sulit

Photos by:
Jade Mark D. Monteagudo
Marc Clarence M. Dy

09/01/2025

PART V | HALF A CENTURY OF MEMORIES

A Heartwarming Homecoming at KNHS

In the heart of Kaong National High School (KNHS), where the sound of honking vehicles and chattering crowds create a lively backdrop, a moment filled with nostalgia, laughter and shared stories, as classmates reunited not just to share their past, but the journeys they had taken since leaving this school.

Alumni from various batches came together at KNHS on December 29, 2024 to celebrate a momentous reunion. Contributing to the school’s history and the enduring bonds forged within its façade.

“Capturing this type of moment, I felt happy and nervous,” Marc Clarence Dy said as he captured memories that would last a lifetime. “It's my first time attending this homecoming yet I felt welcomed,” he added.

The celebration began with a motorcade parade by batch 1996, creating a joyous atmosphere as they arrived at the school. Former students, teachers, and community members filled the school grounds, reminiscing about their shared experiences as they met with their old classmates once again.

As everyone gathered in the school court, former principal Ms. Vicky Reyes gave a heartfelt speech, encouraging everyone to cherish the joy of reunion. “We should not let our joy be taken in this celebration," she declared, her voice filled with warmth.

Her speech was followed by a former teacher, Mr. Antonio Ramos, who captivated everyone's attention as he shared the story of the three original teachers who laid the groundwork for the institution of building this school.

“We were happy when our sacrifices led to this,” Ramos says, passion evident in his voice. “I'm really grateful for this blessing that our place has a high school till this day, creating more memories for the generations to come,” he added.

Alumni President Atty. Zaldy Ambon also shared his inspiring journey. Telling the story of how he became a Municipal Major Officer as the audience listens intently, learning more about his life challenges and lessons.

“I salute everyone who gave me the strength and inspired me to become what I am today,” Atty. Zaldy Ambon says, his eyes sparkling with gratitude. “I wouldn't be able to do this if it wasn't for the school I love,” he added.

Master Teacher I Ms. Josephine Minto also took the stage, sharing her insights on the importance of perseverance and humility. “No matter how high you achieve you should always be humble,” she said as her words resonated with the audience, creating a solidarity between.

Another speaker who comes in front is Ms. Zenaida Medrana, who taught subjects ranging from Trigonometry to Spanish. Her witty anecdotes about her former students and their antics brought smiles to everyone’s faces, she also encouraged everyone to dream high and always ask for the guidance of God.

The event also paid tribute to long-serving educators, with Loreta Canlong, Eleanor Dimalanta, and Alicia M. Obrador being recognized for their decades of commitment in teaching. As their dedication exemplified the heart of the school, inspiring future generations of students and teachers alike.

Adding to the celebration, alumni show their creativity through booths and a singing contest. The friendly competition reveals the talents of various batches such as singing and throughout the performances, a loud cheering of the audience fills the air, igniting a sense of camaraderie through the atmosphere.

Throughout the day, various awards for the batch were also given. Including recognition for the early birds, the most generous, cooperative, organized, followed by the best in outfits and motorcade.

As the reunion drew to a close, Former Office in-charge, Ms. Cristina Andaya wished for continued growth in the school community. “I hope for more students to come to this school as it is a big benefit to them and for us to continue this history,” she stated, her voice filled with humility.

As alumni departed, each step they took carried cherished memories and a renewed commitment to furthering the legacy of their beloved school. All in all, with laughter, stories, and heartfelt connections, this day encapsulated what it truly means to be part of the KNHS family as alumni reflected on their past journeys, the impact of studying and creating family-like bonds throughout their school years with their batchmates.

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Feature by:
Fionna U. Fabrero
Jaderylle L. Alilio

Checked by:
Carl Zhyrene P. Corbo
Nathan Jade G. Sulit

Photos by:
Jade Mark D. Monteagudo
Marc Clarence M. Dy

09/01/2025

PART IV | HALF A CENTURY OF MEMORIES

A Heartwarming Homecoming at KNHS

In the heart of Kaong National High School (KNHS), where the sound of honking vehicles and chattering crowds create a lively backdrop, a moment filled with nostalgia, laughter and shared stories, as classmates reunited not just to share their past, but the journeys they had taken since leaving this school.

Alumni from various batches came together at KNHS on December 29, 2024 to celebrate a momentous reunion. Contributing to the school’s history and the enduring bonds forged within its façade.

“Capturing this type of moment, I felt happy and nervous,” Marc Clarence Dy said as he captured memories that would last a lifetime. “It's my first time attending this homecoming yet I felt welcomed,” he added.

The celebration began with a motorcade parade by batch 1996, creating a joyous atmosphere as they arrived at the school. Former students, teachers, and community members filled the school grounds, reminiscing about their shared experiences as they met with their old classmates once again.

As everyone gathered in the school court, former principal Ms. Vicky Reyes gave a heartfelt speech, encouraging everyone to cherish the joy of reunion. “We should not let our joy be taken in this celebration," she declared, her voice filled with warmth.

Her speech was followed by a former teacher, Mr. Antonio Ramos, who captivated everyone's attention as he shared the story of the three original teachers who laid the groundwork for the institution of building this school.

“We were happy when our sacrifices led to this,” Ramos says, passion evident in his voice. “I'm really grateful for this blessing that our place has a high school till this day, creating more memories for the generations to come,” he added.

Alumni President Atty. Zaldy Ambon also shared his inspiring journey. Telling the story of how he became a Municipal Major Officer as the audience listens intently, learning more about his life challenges and lessons.

“I salute everyone who gave me the strength and inspired me to become what I am today,” Atty. Zaldy Ambon says, his eyes sparkling with gratitude. “I wouldn't be able to do this if it wasn't for the school I love,” he added.

Master Teacher I Ms. Josephine Minto also took the stage, sharing her insights on the importance of perseverance and humility. “No matter how high you achieve you should always be humble,” she said as her words resonated with the audience, creating a solidarity between.

Another speaker who comes in front is Ms. Zenaida Medrana, who taught subjects ranging from Trigonometry to Spanish. Her witty anecdotes about her former students and their antics brought smiles to everyone’s faces, she also encouraged everyone to dream high and always ask for the guidance of God.

The event also paid tribute to long-serving educators, with Loreta Canlong, Eleanor Dimalanta, and Alicia M. Obrador being recognized for their decades of commitment in teaching. As their dedication exemplified the heart of the school, inspiring future generations of students and teachers alike.

Adding to the celebration, alumni show their creativity through booths and a singing contest. The friendly competition reveals the talents of various batches such as singing and throughout the performances, a loud cheering of the audience fills the air, igniting a sense of camaraderie through the atmosphere.

Throughout the day, various awards for the batch were also given. Including recognition for the early birds, the most generous, cooperative, organized, followed by the best in outfits and motorcade.

As the reunion drew to a close, Former Office in-charge, Ms. Cristina Andaya wished for continued growth in the school community. “I hope for more students to come to this school as it is a big benefit to them and for us to continue this history,” she stated, her voice filled with humility.

As alumni departed, each step they took carried cherished memories and a renewed commitment to furthering the legacy of their beloved school. All in all, with laughter, stories, and heartfelt connections, this day encapsulated what it truly means to be part of the KNHS family as alumni reflected on their past journeys, the impact of studying and creating family-like bonds throughout their school years with their batchmates.

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Feature by:
Fionna U. Fabrero
Jaderylle L. Alilio

Checked by:
Carl Zhyrene P. Corbo
Nathan Jade G. Sulit

Photos by:
Jade Mark D. Monteagudo
Marc Clarence M. Dy

09/01/2025

PART III | HALF A CENTURY OF MEMORIES

A Heartwarming Homecoming at KNHS

In the heart of Kaong National High School (KNHS), where the sound of honking vehicles and chattering crowds create a lively backdrop, a moment filled with nostalgia, laughter and shared stories, as classmates reunited not just to share their past, but the journeys they had taken since leaving this school.

Alumni from various batches came together at KNHS on December 29, 2024 to celebrate a momentous reunion. Contributing to the school’s history and the enduring bonds forged within its façade.

“Capturing this type of moment, I felt happy and nervous,” Marc Clarence Dy said as he captured memories that would last a lifetime. “It's my first time attending this homecoming yet I felt welcomed,” he added.

The celebration began with a motorcade parade by batch 1996, creating a joyous atmosphere as they arrived at the school. Former students, teachers, and community members filled the school grounds, reminiscing about their shared experiences as they met with their old classmates once again.

As everyone gathered in the school court, former principal Ms. Vicky Reyes gave a heartfelt speech, encouraging everyone to cherish the joy of reunion. “We should not let our joy be taken in this celebration," she declared, her voice filled with warmth.

Her speech was followed by a former teacher, Mr. Antonio Ramos, who captivated everyone's attention as he shared the story of the three original teachers who laid the groundwork for the institution of building this school.

“We were happy when our sacrifices led to this,” Ramos says, passion evident in his voice. “I'm really grateful for this blessing that our place has a high school till this day, creating more memories for the generations to come,” he added.

Alumni President Atty. Zaldy Ambon also shared his inspiring journey. Telling the story of how he became a Municipal Major Officer as the audience listens intently, learning more about his life challenges and lessons.

“I salute everyone who gave me the strength and inspired me to become what I am today,” Atty. Zaldy Ambon says, his eyes sparkling with gratitude. “I wouldn't be able to do this if it wasn't for the school I love,” he added.

Master Teacher I Ms. Josephine Minto also took the stage, sharing her insights on the importance of perseverance and humility. “No matter how high you achieve you should always be humble,” she said as her words resonated with the audience, creating a solidarity between.

Another speaker who comes in front is Ms. Zenaida Medrana, who taught subjects ranging from Trigonometry to Spanish. Her witty anecdotes about her former students and their antics brought smiles to everyone’s faces, she also encouraged everyone to dream high and always ask for the guidance of God.

The event also paid tribute to long-serving educators, with Loreta Canlong, Eleanor Dimalanta, and Alicia M. Obrador being recognized for their decades of commitment in teaching. As their dedication exemplified the heart of the school, inspiring future generations of students and teachers alike.

Adding to the celebration, alumni show their creativity through booths and a singing contest. The friendly competition reveals the talents of various batches such as singing and throughout the performances, a loud cheering of the audience fills the air, igniting a sense of camaraderie through the atmosphere.

Throughout the day, various awards for the batch were also given. Including recognition for the early birds, the most generous, cooperative, organized, followed by the best in outfits and motorcade.

As the reunion drew to a close, Former Office in-charge, Ms. Cristina Andaya wished for continued growth in the school community. “I hope for more students to come to this school as it is a big benefit to them and for us to continue this history,” she stated, her voice filled with humility.

As alumni departed, each step they took carried cherished memories and a renewed commitment to furthering the legacy of their beloved school. All in all, with laughter, stories, and heartfelt connections, this day encapsulated what it truly means to be part of the KNHS family as alumni reflected on their past journeys, the impact of studying and creating family-like bonds throughout their school years with their batchmates.

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Feature by:
Fionna U. Fabrero
Jaderylle L. Alilio

Checked by:
Carl Zhyrene P. Corbo
Nathan Jade G. Sulit

Photos by:
Jade Mark D. Monteagudo
Marc Clarence M. Dy

09/01/2025

PART II | HALF A CENTURY OF MEMORIES

A Heartwarming Homecoming at KNHS

In the heart of Kaong National High School (KNHS), where the sound of honking vehicles and chattering crowds create a lively backdrop, a moment filled with nostalgia, laughter and shared stories, as classmates reunited not just to share their past, but the journeys they had taken since leaving this school.

Alumni from various batches came together at KNHS on December 29, 2024 to celebrate a momentous reunion. Contributing to the school’s history and the enduring bonds forged within its façade.

“Capturing this type of moment, I felt happy and nervous,” Marc Clarence Dy said as he captured memories that would last a lifetime. “It's my first time attending this homecoming yet I felt welcomed,” he added.

The celebration began with a motorcade parade by batch 1996, creating a joyous atmosphere as they arrived at the school. Former students, teachers, and community members filled the school grounds, reminiscing about their shared experiences as they met with their old classmates once again.

As everyone gathered in the school court, former principal Ms. Vicky Reyes gave a heartfelt speech, encouraging everyone to cherish the joy of reunion. “We should not let our joy be taken in this celebration," she declared, her voice filled with warmth.

Her speech was followed by a former teacher, Mr. Antonio Ramos, who captivated everyone's attention as he shared the story of the three original teachers who laid the groundwork for the institution of building this school.

“We were happy when our sacrifices led to this,” Ramos says, passion evident in his voice. “I'm really grateful for this blessing that our place has a high school till this day, creating more memories for the generations to come,” he added.

Alumni President Atty. Zaldy Ambon also shared his inspiring journey. Telling the story of how he became a Municipal Major Officer as the audience listens intently, learning more about his life challenges and lessons.

“I salute everyone who gave me the strength and inspired me to become what I am today,” Atty. Zaldy Ambon says, his eyes sparkling with gratitude. “I wouldn't be able to do this if it wasn't for the school I love,” he added.

Master Teacher I Ms. Josephine Minto also took the stage, sharing her insights on the importance of perseverance and humility. “No matter how high you achieve you should always be humble,” she said as her words resonated with the audience, creating a solidarity between.

Another speaker who comes in front is Ms. Zenaida Medrana, who taught subjects ranging from Trigonometry to Spanish. Her witty anecdotes about her former students and their antics brought smiles to everyone’s faces, she also encouraged everyone to dream high and always ask for the guidance of God.

The event also paid tribute to long-serving educators, with Loreta Canlong, Eleanor Dimalanta, and Alicia M. Obrador being recognized for their decades of commitment in teaching. As their dedication exemplified the heart of the school, inspiring future generations of students and teachers alike.

Adding to the celebration, alumni show their creativity through booths and a singing contest. The friendly competition reveals the talents of various batches such as singing and throughout the performances, a loud cheering of the audience fills the air, igniting a sense of camaraderie through the atmosphere.

Throughout the day, various awards for the batch were also given. Including recognition for the early birds, the most generous, cooperative, organized, followed by the best in outfits and motorcade.

As the reunion drew to a close, Former Office in-charge, Ms. Cristina Andaya wished for continued growth in the school community. “I hope for more students to come to this school as it is a big benefit to them and for us to continue this history,” she stated, her voice filled with humility.

As alumni departed, each step they took carried cherished memories and a renewed commitment to furthering the legacy of their beloved school. All in all, with laughter, stories, and heartfelt connections, this day encapsulated what it truly means to be part of the KNHS family as alumni reflected on their past journeys, the impact of studying and creating family-like bonds throughout their school years with their batchmates.

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Feature by:
Fionna U. Fabrero
Jaderylle L. Alilio

Checked by:
Carl Zhyrene P. Corbo
Nathan Jade G. Sulit

Photos by:
Jade Mark D. Monteagudo
Marc Clarence M. Dy

09/01/2025

PART I | HALF A CENTURY OF MEMORIES

A Heartwarming Homecoming at KNHS

In the heart of Kaong National High School (KNHS), where the sound of honking vehicles and chattering crowds create a lively backdrop, a moment filled with nostalgia, laughter and shared stories, as classmates reunited not just to share their past, but the journeys they had taken since leaving this school.

Alumni from various batches came together at KNHS on December 29, 2024 to celebrate a momentous reunion. Contributing to the school’s history and the enduring bonds forged within its façade.

“Capturing this type of moment, I felt happy and nervous,” Marc Clarence Dy said as he captured memories that would last a lifetime. “It's my first time attending this homecoming yet I felt welcomed,” he added.

The celebration began with a motorcade parade by batch 1996, creating a joyous atmosphere as they arrived at the school. Former students, teachers, and community members filled the school grounds, reminiscing about their shared experiences as they met with their old classmates once again.

As everyone gathered in the school court, former principal Ms. Vicky Reyes gave a heartfelt speech, encouraging everyone to cherish the joy of reunion. “We should not let our joy be taken in this celebration," she declared, her voice filled with warmth.

Her speech was followed by a former teacher, Mr. Antonio Ramos, who captivated everyone's attention as he shared the story of the three original teachers who laid the groundwork for the institution of building this school.

“We were happy when our sacrifices led to this,” Ramos says, passion evident in his voice. “I'm really grateful for this blessing that our place has a high school till this day, creating more memories for the generations to come,” he added.

Alumni President Atty. Zaldy Ambon also shared his inspiring journey. Telling the story of how he became a Municipal Major Officer as the audience listens intently, learning more about his life challenges and lessons.

“I salute everyone who gave me the strength and inspired me to become what I am today,” Atty. Zaldy Ambon says, his eyes sparkling with gratitude. “I wouldn't be able to do this if it wasn't for the school I love,” he added.

Master Teacher I Ms. Josephine Minto also took the stage, sharing her insights on the importance of perseverance and humility. “No matter how high you achieve you should always be humble,” she said as her words resonated with the audience, creating a solidarity between.

Another speaker who comes in front is Ms. Zenaida Medrana, who taught subjects ranging from Trigonometry to Spanish. Her witty anecdotes about her former students and their antics brought smiles to everyone’s faces, she also encouraged everyone to dream high and always ask for the guidance of God.

The event also paid tribute to long-serving educators, with Loreta Canlong, Eleanor Dimalanta, and Alicia M. Obrador being recognized for their decades of commitment in teaching. As their dedication exemplified the heart of the school, inspiring future generations of students and teachers alike.

Adding to the celebration, alumni show their creativity through booths and a singing contest. The friendly competition reveals the talents of various batches such as singing and throughout the performances, a loud cheering of the audience fills the air, igniting a sense of camaraderie through the atmosphere.

Throughout the day, various awards for the batch were also given. Including recognition for the early birds, the most generous, cooperative, organized, followed by the best in outfits and motorcade.

As the reunion drew to a close, Former Office in-charge, Ms. Cristina Andaya wished for continued growth in the school community. “I hope for more students to come to this school as it is a big benefit to them and for us to continue this history,” she stated, her voice filled with humility.

As alumni departed, each step they took carried cherished memories and a renewed commitment to furthering the legacy of their beloved school. All in all, with laughter, stories, and heartfelt connections, this day encapsulated what it truly means to be part of the KNHS family as alumni reflected on their past journeys, the impact of studying and creating family-like bonds throughout their school years with their batchmates.

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Feature by:
Fionna U. Fabrero
Jaderylle L. Alilio

Checked by:
Carl Zhyrene P. Corbo
Nathan Jade G. Sulit

Photos by:
Jade Mark D. Monteagudo
Marc Clarence M. Dy

08/01/2025

Greetings to all Kaongians!

The SSLG is humbly inviting you to join our contest in poster making with the theme of: "Drug awareness and its social consequences of using it."

Each section from every grade level will be required to present at least one participant with their own prepared materials!

So, what are you waiting for? Come join us and show your talent while campaigning against drugs!

30/12/2024

NATIONAL DUMA’S DAY 🎂 🎈

Happiest birthday to our Grade 8 Representative born on this day 14 years ago, Elijah Ezekiel D. Duma!

Cheers to this new chapter of your life! We hope for your continuous, never-ending dedication for the things that you love.

Along with this, we congratulate you for all of your achievements. May you never lose yourself in the process of growing up, knowing that you are a multi-talented individual that loves multitasking, we hope for you to always find yourself at the end of every step.

In every stepping stone that you take, your Campus Journalists Club family is always here to back you up and surround you with the love and comfort that you deserve.

May you achieve your goals in life, while we are always here to guide you and be your number one supporters. Keep aiming for the highest, and strike all the grounds with a smile.

Happy birthday, again, Elijah! God bless you!

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Caption and Pubmat by: Sunshine A. Castillo

25/12/2024

Happiest birthday to our gorgeous and independent woman, Kyra!

On your birthday, we wish that all of your dreams come into life and it will be fulfilled by you and your loved ones. Continue to be strong and don't give up no matter what obstacle you tackle. May God bless you always. We love you so much, our sunflower girl! 🌻

From your KNHS Journalism Family, Mwa!

(Sorry late post, habadu, love ka naminnn!)

✍🏼: Jaderylle Alilio
🎨: Kasandra Padilla

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