DULAG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Kempis St., Brgy. Serrano, Dulag, Leyte, Philippines
School ID: 303369
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Dulag National High School (Pambansang Mataas na Paaralan ng Dulag) formerly known as Dulag High School, is a Secondary School located at Kempis Street, Brgy. Serrano, Dulag, Leyte. It was established in 1947 and nationalized in 1986.
Dulag National High School’s 72 years of existence, transcendentally braved the changing times. Its remarkable role as trainer and molder of significant people and heroes effortlessly made a giant imprint in Philippine History.
The school is guided by the principle-- Train and develop a child to be God-fearing, civic-oriented, highly responsible, participative, innovative, and above all a conscientious citizen of the country who shows concern for the preservation and conservation of nature and life itself.
In The News
Riños honors DNHS teachers
“Let us all give importance and time in celebrating World Teacher’s Day”
Exclaimed Mrs. Lourdita Riños, Secondary School Principal II of Dulag National High School in front of approximately 3000 students, teachers and non-teaching staffs during the celebration of National Teacher’s Day held at Dulag National High School last October 4, 2019.
DNHS exhibits students’portfolios
Showcasing students’ creative outputs, Dulag National High School held 1st Quarter Portfolio Day, August 17 at the DNHS Social Hall.
Opinion Poll:
What are your thoughts about the No Plastic Straw Policy in DNHS?
"I’m on the side of it because using straw is just a waste if it cannot beput on trash bags and it’s not nearly important because you can use disposable cups or tumblers."
— Adriano Lopez
Grade 9 Hera student
"No Straw Policy in DNHS is somehow helpful in our environment because there are a lot of straws that are scattered in the ground wherein that straws pollutes our campus. The No Straw Policy lessen the garbage in DNHS and it is a little step for a bigger change for the environmental problems in our school."
— Justine Caing, SSG Vice-President
"I am on the positive side of the No Straw Policy in the school since it is a great help that can diminish our trashes and other pollutants also, we can achieve the-what-we-called an eco-friendly life."
— Mrs. Maricel Amalos
Science Teacher
"I don’t agree with this policy because in our business like selling calamansi juice, students are used in drinking with straw and our income gets smaller because of this policy."
— Rowena Guardaquiver
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