Cherishing Traditions: Student Experiences at ISNHS 123rd Foundation Anniversary

 


Ilocos Sur National High School (ISNHS) recently celebrated its 123rd Foundation Anniversary with a grand series of events. The celebration featured a High School Day parade, where students, teachers, and staff proudly marched to commemorate the institution’s long-standing history. This annual event brought together alumni, parents, and community members who showed their support for the school’s achievements and contributions to education in the region. 

Founded in 1902 as the Ilocano Normal School, ISNHS was originally established to train primary school teachers. Over the years, it has evolved into one of the most prestigious secondary schools in the region, providing quality education to generations of students. The 123rd Foundation Anniversary not only honored its past but also reinforced its commitment to shaping future leaders and professionals.


As a student at Ilocos Sur National High School I had a memorable and exciting experience during the 123rd Foundation Anniversary celebration. From the moment preparations began, there was a sense of unity and anticipation as students rehearsed for performances, decorated classrooms, and participated in various activities. The High School Day parade was a major highlight, where students proudly marched in their uniforms, carrying banners that showcased their school spirit. For many, this was a chance to bond with classmates and feel a deep sense of belonging to their school community.

The field demonstrations were another unforgettable part of the event. Students from different grade levels performed well-coordinated routines, showing off their talent and hard work. The cheers and applause from teachers, parents, and fellow students added to the excitement, boosting their confidence and motivation. Many students expressed how these performances helped them develop discipline, teamwork, and a stronger connection with their peers. The event also provided an opportunity for self-expression and creativity, making it a fun and fulfilling experience.



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