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"Oh home, let me come home, home is wherever I'm with you." - Edith Whiskers.

I never thought saying goodbye would hurt this much. The silence in my house now feels so loud, and I know I will miss everything.

I will miss the shared laughter, even the annoying ones that used to make us laugh even harder, ang mga birit ni Carlo nga makairira kaayo. I will miss the endless chikas bisag buntag pa mutagbo na dayun kay naay nasalap nga chismis, 😭😭. The jamming sessions where we tapped on tables and chairs just to create a beat, labina ang mga boys at the back nga nagkanda ugat-ugat na ang liog kay mas pilion jud kantahon ang mga kanta ni Bruno Mars, jusq, 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️. I will miss how we celebrated our achievements—how we almost aced every contest, 🥹🏆✊🏻. I will miss the everyday complaints sa kalisod sa mga subjects pero manulod gihapon, HAHAHAHAHAHAH.The early morning crammings ug kopyahan kay tua wala gahimo sa assignment.

But more than anything else, I will miss ALL OF YOU. The people inside that classroom, the hearts that made every school day worth showing up for. 💚💚💚.

We were more than just classmates, we were a family. Two years may seem short, but those years were filled with lifetimes of memories. We weren’t perfect, ika-pila gaaway, galalis, ug unsa pa na, but we were real. We loved, argued, cried, succeeded, failed, supported each other, and laughed—together. I know I will carry that bond forever.

I will miss the classroom—the way it felt like home. Literal nga feel at home to the point nga majority sa gamit ni Sislee iyaang gibilin, gikan sa iyaang mga sanina ug unsa pa na, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Every seat, every corner, every little noise held a story. I will miss the “ayiiiii" chorus every time sungogun si Nicko, 🤣🤣🤣, the rushed group work, the panicked “HA?! NAAY QUIZ RN?!,” the random group hugs, and the quiet comfort we gave each other during breakdowns. I will miss feeling like I belonged to something so beautiful, ❤️‍🩹.

Thank you, my precious STEMians, for giving me a reason to smile every single day. For being my safe space. For being the reason I looked forward to going to school even on the hardest days. No one else could ever replace the love I felt with all of you.

I LOVE YOU ALL,💚🥹.

Thank you for giving me the best years of my high school life. I will carry your love, and memories with me—no matter how far I go from here.

This chapter is closing, yes, but the bond we share is forever.

CONGRATULATIONS, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) BATCH 2024-2025!!!🥹💚✊🏻.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MA’AM LOVELYNNN~~ ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

We honestly don’t know where to begin because there are so many things we want to thank you for.

From the late-night messages reminding us of tasks or simply sa mga late-night chismis, to the times you patiently listened to our endless questions (and everyday complaints🤣🤣), you’ve been more than just an adviser—you’ve been our guide, our supporter, and sometimes, our source of much-needed tough love.

As we get closer to graduation, we realize more and more how lucky we are to have had you by our side. You’ve shaped us in ways we may not fully appreciate now, but we know that in the years to come, we’ll look back and be grateful for everything you taught us—not just in academics but in life.

So today, we hope you take a break, enjoy your day, and let yourself be celebrated. You deserve all the happiness in the world, Ma'am.

Thank you for everything, and know that wherever we go, we’ll always carry a piece of your wisdom with us.

With love and gratitude,
STEMians '25

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"I'm a survivor, I'm not gon' give up, I'm not gon' stop, I'm gon' work harder…" -Survivor || Destiny's Child

From brainstorming research questions to analyzing data, we poured our hearts into every step of the process. There were moments of frustration and doubt, but we pushed through, dili pwede mosuko kay 'STEM man mo'.

Standing there, presenting everything we’ve worked for, felt surreal — but the feeling of accomplishment made it all worth it.

To everyone who stuck through it all, the sleepless nights, the endless discussions, and the breakthroughs — we made it.

CONGRATULATIONS STEMIANS! 🥹🥹🥹

Research defended, all worth it. 🍀✊🏻.

Have you ever seen art transcend boundaries and reflect the richness of our local culture? 🎨❤️‍🩹.

CPAR OUTPUT: LOCAL ART MATERIALS

This activity challenged us to create a contemporary art piece using locally sourced materials, highlighting the creativity and resourcefulness of Filipino artistry. By incorporating materials such as abaca, coconut shells, bamboo, and natural fibers, we transformed raw elements into a meaningful visual representation of modern artistic expression rooted in tradition.

Started on March 6, 2025 and set for submission and presentation on March 13, 2025.

This output is submitted to Ma’am Unie Dela Cruz Villasan as part of our study in Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions.

Sudden CPAR output? Challenge accepted! 🏠.

From a chaotic pile of cardboards to a masterpiece. Featuring shaky walls, a roof that’s holding on for dear life, and a montage that makes it look way more impressive than it actually is, 🤣✊🏻.

This output is submitted to Ma’am Unie Dela Cruz Villasan as part of our study in Contemporary Philippine Arts from the Regions.

After weeks of hard work and dedication, this creation stands as a testament to the resilience and creativity of STEM students, ✊🏻✊🏻.

Despite the busy schedules and overlapping school activities, every detail was crafted with passion and perseverance. Through challenges and exhaustion, the drive to create something meaningful remained strong, a true reflection of the talent and heart poured into this project.

Hats off to the brilliant artists behind these masterpieces — your creativity and dedication shine through every detail, 🥹🫶🏻.

As we honor this moment, we also salute our brave firefighters who embody courage and sacrifice every day, 👩🏻‍🚒🚒.

"Not all heroes wear capes — some carry hoses and save lives."

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Have you ever seen sustainability and innovation come together to solve real-world problems? 🌍♻️

MIL OUTPUT: PROTOTYPE MODEL

This activity challenged us to design a prototype model that addresses everyday issues using recyclable materials like cardboard and plastics. Creativity, resourcefulness, and problem-solving turned waste into a functional and eco-friendly solution, proving that innovation can be both practical and sustainable.

Started on February 28, 2025 and set for submission and presentation on March 7, 2025.

This output is submitted to Ma’am Janine Bation as part of our study in Media and Information Literacy.