Estancia National High School (Malinao)
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Estancia National High School is a public secondary high school in the Municipality of Malinao, Albay, Philippines. It was founded in 1980 and located at Zone 3, Estancia, Malinao, Albay at
the centermost portion of the largest barangay of Malinao, Albay. It is surrounded by three nationalized high schools: Bantayan High School (Tabaco City), 2 km west; Labnig High School (Malinao, Albay), 1.5 km north, and San Antonio National High School (Tabaco City), 1.5 km south.
HISTORY: The barangay of Estancia has a complete elementary school. Every school year this elementary school turns out more or less 100 graduates. This big number of elementary graduates caused the people of this barangay to think of opening a barangay high School.
So, in June, 1966 Estancia Barangay High School was born. It was formally opened in June, 1966 with Ms. Cuya teaching the first year class of seventy-one students. The following school year, a second year class was opened by Ms. Cuya as the adviser.
Unluckily, in October 1967, a supertyphoon came. The livelihood of the people was severely affected. Rice, abaca, coconuts, and all other types of crops were destroyed. The temporary classrooms of the Barangay High School were also destroyed. Hence, the downfall of the newly born barangay high school.
It was dissolved during that same School Year, 1967-68. Students who were willing to pursue their studies were advised to transfer to the nearby high schools. For fourteen years this school was dormant and non-existent.
The people of the community thought again of reopening the school. With the assiduous and persistent prodding of the Bgy. Capt. Encarnacion Bo, coupled with the enthusiasm of the Sangguniang barangay member, Mr. Godofredo Ilagan, the application for its reopening was approved.
Hence, the rebirth of Estancia Barangay High School.
In June, 1980, the first year class was opened with Mrs. Eugenia C. Canafe as the teacher using the classroom located at the elementary school.
Aware of the importance of a school site, the PTA, the Barangay Council and the Mr. & Mrs. Organization of Estancia raised funds to purchase a lot for the high school. A three-room building now stands at the elementary school site.
Elementary graduates from the nearby barangays (Ogob, Diaro, Labnig, San Antonio, Comun, etc.) helped increase the population of the school since then.
The status of this School as a barangay high School stayed until the term of Pres. Ramos, when a Republic Act converting all barangay high schools into nationalized high school was enacted.
the centermost portion of the largest barangay of Malinao, Albay. It is surrounded by three nationalized high schools: Bantayan High School (Tabaco City), 2 km west; Labnig High School (Malinao, Albay), 1.5 km north, and San Antonio National High School (Tabaco City), 1.5 km south.
HISTORY: The barangay of Estancia has a complete elementary school. Every school year this elementary school turns out more or less 100 graduates. This big number of elementary graduates caused the people of this barangay to think of opening a barangay high School.
So, in June, 1966 Estancia Barangay High School was born. It was formally opened in June, 1966 with Ms. Cuya teaching the first year class of seventy-one students. The following school year, a second year class was opened by Ms. Cuya as the adviser.
Unluckily, in October 1967, a supertyphoon came. The livelihood of the people was severely affected. Rice, abaca, coconuts, and all other types of crops were destroyed. The temporary classrooms of the Barangay High School were also destroyed. Hence, the downfall of the newly born barangay high school.
It was dissolved during that same School Year, 1967-68. Students who were willing to pursue their studies were advised to transfer to the nearby high schools. For fourteen years this school was dormant and non-existent.
The people of the community thought again of reopening the school. With the assiduous and persistent prodding of the Bgy. Capt. Encarnacion Bo, coupled with the enthusiasm of the Sangguniang barangay member, Mr. Godofredo Ilagan, the application for its reopening was approved.
Hence, the rebirth of Estancia Barangay High School.
In June, 1980, the first year class was opened with Mrs. Eugenia C. Canafe as the teacher using the classroom located at the elementary school.
Aware of the importance of a school site, the PTA, the Barangay Council and the Mr. & Mrs. Organization of Estancia raised funds to purchase a lot for the high school. A three-room building now stands at the elementary school site.
Elementary graduates from the nearby barangays (Ogob, Diaro, Labnig, San Antonio, Comun, etc.) helped increase the population of the school since then.
The status of this School as a barangay high School stayed until the term of Pres. Ramos, when a Republic Act converting all barangay high schools into nationalized high school was enacted.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 13°21'23"N 123°40'44"E
- Tabaco National High School 4 km
- AGOS ELEM.SCHOOL 23 km
- University of Northeastern Philippines 30 km
- Buenavista, Lagonoy, Camarines Sur 41 km
- Partido High school 43 km
- San Jose National High School 43 km
- pararao elementary/high school!! 49 km
- Don Bosco Training Center 55 km
- Ateneo de Naga University 62 km
- Camarines Sur State Agricultural College - Calabanga Campus 63 km
- Bron Estate Subdivision 0.7 km
- P-7, San Antonio, Tabaco City, Albay, 4511, 7 1 km
- Albay Provincial Nursery Station 1.4 km
- labnig / malinao / albay..zone 11 1.4 km
- Compound ni Kano 2.2 km
- Pinagbobong Relocation Site 2.8 km
- Moran State Subdivision 3.1 km
- Bolilan Compound 4.1 km
- Mayon Volcano National Park 11 km
- Albay 15 km