Gusa Regional Science High School
Mataas na Paaralan ng Agham Panrehiyon ng Gusa | |
Instituto Regional de Ciencia Regional Science High School X | |
Latin: Regionalium Scientia Alta Schola | |
Former names |
Gusa Barangay High School Gusa National High School |
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Motto | Scientia Et Virtus |
Motto in English |
Knowledge And Virtue Kaalaman At Kabutihan |
Type | Science High School |
Established | 1994 |
Principal | Evelyn Q. Sumanda |
Students | 848 |
Location |
Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines 8°28′15.6″N 124°40′48″E / 8.471000°N 124.68000°ECoordinates: 8°28′15.6″N 124°40′48″E / 8.471000°N 124.68000°E |
Campus | JR Borja Extension, Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City |
Language | English, Filipino, Spanish |
School Publications |
Nudo Veritas (English) Ang Sinagtala (Filipino) |
Colors | Royal Blue and White |
Nickname | GRSHS, RegSci, GSci, RS |
Affiliations |
Regional Science High School Union Division of City Schools - Cagayan de Oro |
The Gusa Regional Science High School - X (Filipino: Mataas na Paaralan ng Agham Panrehiyon ng Gusa) colloquially RegSci, GSci or RS, is the Regional Science High School for Region X - Northern Mindanao. It is a specialized public science high school supervised by the Department of Education. It is the premier science high school of Northern Mindanao, and one of the two science high schools in the region, together with the Philippine Science High School Central Mindanao Campus. The school was established in 1994 as Gusa National High School - RSHS Annex. It became the Regional Science High School for Northern Mindanao in 2002 through the House Bill No. 3000 of the 15th Congress.[1] From the name Gusa National High School-Regional Science High School Annex, it was then changed into Gusa Regional Science High School - X, through the RA 10267.[2] It is located in Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines.
The institution holds the significance as one of the regional leaders in the fields of Science, Mathematics, and Journalism competitions. The school has numerous acclaims in the national science and research competitions. The institution is also a continuous awardee in the field of Campus Journalism, being constantly in the top 3 overall places for years in the Cagayan de Oro Division Schools Press Conference, and bagging awards in the Regional and National Competitions. The school also participates in Australian Math Competitions. The school is known to be the most competitive school in the division in terms of academic achievements.
History
The Gusa Barangay High School is the center or the barangay high school for barangay Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City. In 1994, through the efforts of the Gusa Barangay Council and other supporting authorities, it was then renamed to Gusa National High School. In the late 1990s, through the efforts of the principal Mrs. Myrna L. Mandawe, from Gusa National High School, it then became the Regional Science High School (Gusa National High School) for Region X. On October 3, 2002, Gusa National High School (Regional Science High School Annex) was identified as the Regional Science High School for Region X, respectively, pursuant to Dep. Ed order no. 48 s. 2002. In 2012, through the House Bill No. 3000 of the 15th Congress of the Philippines, it was then renamed as Gusa Regional Science High School-X. The principal Mrs. Mandawe had her retirement on November 2013, and was then replaced by Mr. Marlon Francis C. Seriña. Seriña had his service from November 2013 to July 2015, and was replaced by Mrs. Evelyn Q. Sumanda.
Admission
Students who belong to upper 10% of the Grade 6 graduating class, recommended by their respective principals are qualified to take the entrance exam.
To acquire an entrance examination form, examinees should have:
- A final grade of 85% in English, Science and Mathematics
- A final grade of 83% in all other learning areas, and
- A weighted average of at least 85%.
Students should maintain a grade of 85 for major subjects and 83 in minor subjects. If a student fails to meet this requirement, he or she would be put under probation for the following year. If the student still fails to meet the requirements he or she will be due to disqualification, hence, he or she is to transfer to another school by the end of the school year.
Academics
Gusa Regional Science High School-X is the center of academic excellence in Region X, Northern Mindanao. It is operated and supervised by the Department of Education, with a curriculum heavily focusing on math and science. It remains within the ambit of the Department of Education, unlike the specialized science high school system of national scope, the Philippine Science High School. It is the premier science high school founded in the whole region that is under the supervision of the Department of Education. It is a member of the Regional Science High School Union, a specialized system of public secondary schools in the Philippines, established during the 1994-1995 school year, which consists of a network of 17 schools in the country which offer a science-oriented curriculum that caters to students with aptitude in the sciences.
The school is aimed at the development of a science culture among the students with the view to preparing them for careers in the sciences.
Media of Communication
Gusa Regional Science High School uses the universal language, English, as a prerequisite on communication. English is used by the school personnel and the students inside the campus premises, excluding on their Filipino and Spanish time. The Filipino Language is also used, as an enhancement in learning more about the national language. The school has an elective Spanish subject, for the Grades 9 and 10.
Curriculum
The school is following the new curriculum by the Department of Education, the Enhanced K to 12 Curriculum, as of the school year 2012-2013 and Curricula of English, Science and Mathematics is enriched by additional subjects and electives prescribed in DepEd Order no. 49, s. 2003. [3]
Class Description
A number of six (6) classes for each year level. Minimum of thirty (30) and a maximum of forty (40) students per class for better instruction and improved laboratory work. Managed by School Principal in coordination with DepEd Regional and Division Offices.
List of Sections
The GRSHS-X class sections were named after its corresponding adviser.
Section | Adviser | Section | Adviser |
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Adam | Adam Ray H. Manlunas | Jazz | Jasmine Joy I. Tiempo |
Aris | Aristotle R. Mabale | Jin | Jinny A. Luminhay |
Arts | Rotilia G. Arteta | Joans | Joan P. Ohay |
Bevz | Beverly C. Zapanta | Jules | Julius O. Tan |
Borz | Cedric A. Borres | Lory | Lorylie P. Tindoc |
Cazz | Casiana G. Maputol | Lanz | Lloyd Allan L. Cabunoc, Ph.D. |
Cez | Cecil A. Cespedes | Marc | Judith F. Marcaida |
Chenny | Chenita B. Illana | Reg | Regh P. Llumuljo |
Cherry | Cheryl L. Emata | Renz | Nerissa D. Driz |
Chriz | Christy N. Montesclaros | Ritz | Reitz Mae C. Chua |
Ermz | Erma S. Dapin | Sals | Salome B. Violeta |
Ferdy | Ferdinand A. Corpuz | Sam | Samuel O. Linog |
Fern | Jennifer A. Montes | Storm | Estormeo G. Serena |
Fetta | Pigafetta Y. Obsioma | Viz | Luzviminda B. Binolhay |
Gems | Christian Gem C. Pimentel | Rose | Rosa Lynne Almonte |
Grading System
Four (4) grading periods Numerical and Letter-grade system of grading and in multiples of one Final grade of 85% in English, Science and Mathematics and a final grade of 83% in all other learning areas, without grades lower than 80% in all subjects.
Mission
To develop morally upright, competent, and research-oriented citizens through standard-based performance with the support of the community.
Vision
A regional center of excellence in science and technology, math, and research education that develops productive and value laden members of the society who are equipped with 21st century skills.
Clubs and Organizations
The following are the list of the clubs in the school, however, the following list may be incomplete.
Academic | Science Clubs | Other |
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English Club | Philippine Society of Youth Science Clubs | Supreme Student Government |
Filipino Club | Youth for Environment in Schools Organization | Drum And Lyre Corps |
Mathematics Club | Youth Science Explorers Club | Men's Basketball Team |
Araling Panlipunan Club | Men's Volleyball Team | |
Club De Español | Women's Volleyball Team | |
Men's Football Team | ||
Women's Futsal Team | ||
Boy Scouts of the Philippines | ||
Girl Scouts of the Philippines | ||
Single Harmony (Choir) |
Clubs by the Supreme Student Government
The school's Supreme Student Government formulated clubs for the Class Officers of every section. The clubs are the following:
Club | Acronym | Members |
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Council Of Class Presidents | COCP | Class Presidents and Vice Presidents |
Committee On Transparency | COT | Class Treasurers and Auditors |
Central Information System | CIS | Class Public Information Officers (PIO's) |
Desk On Rights And Welfare | DRAW | Class Peace Officers |
Convergence of Clubs and Departments | ConCluDe | Club Members and Officers |
Facilities
Academic Building | Administration Building | Science Building 1&2 | Computer Laboratory | Other |
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English 7 Room | Principal's Office | Integrated Science Room | Computer Lecture Room | Covered Court |
English 8 Room | Library | Biology Laboratory | Computer Laboratory | Botanical Garden |
English 9 Room | Guidance Office | Environmental Science Room | Peace Park | |
English 10 Room | Research Lecture Room | Botany Lecture Room | Social Studies Park | |
Speech Laboratory | Research Laboratory | Canteen II | Science Park | |
Filipino 7 Room | Physics Lecture Room | Open Field | ||
Filipino 8 Room | Physics Laboratory | Guard House | ||
Filipino 9 Room | Chemistry Lecture Room | |||
Filipino-Spanish Room | Chemistry Laboratory | |||
Mathematics 7 Room | Museum | |||
Mathematics 8 Room | ||||
Mathematics 9 Room | ||||
Mathematics 10 Room | ||||
Araling Panlipunan 7&8 Room | ||||
Araling Panlipunan 9&10 Room | ||||
Araling Panlipunan 9 Room | ||||
MAPEH 7&8 Room | ||||
MAPEH 9&10 Room | ||||
Canteen I |
References
- ↑ "House Bill No. 3000". Senate of the Philippines. 2010-10-06. Retrieved 2014-02-14.
- ↑ "Republic Act No. 10267". The LAWPHil Project. 2012-11-15. Retrieved 2015-04-28.
- ↑ http://www.bse.ph/index.php/component/content/article/34-mandate/160-rshs.html. Missing or empty
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