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ISNHS DAY

 



The annual month-long celebration of high school athletics and activities – National High School Activities Month – begins at the  Ilocos Sur National High School  (ISNHS). During this special time, the more than 5,000high school students are encouraged to promote the values inherent in high school athletics and other activities such as games, , music and etc.

High school sports and activity programs provide one of the best bargains in our community and nation and will continue to do so as long as our nation supports them as an integral part of the education of our young peopleNational High School Activities Month serves as an opportunity to remind the public that already in place in every community is a comprehensive program addressing society’s most current concerns

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  1. YousealMay 1, 2023 at 10:17 PM

    There are a lot of flaws in this blogs in terms of grammatical and structural aspect. Despite that, we should continue to work on ourselves and find improvement within us. Life is an unending cycle of development. Don't be stagnant, work your way up. Soar, Fly, and Aim High!

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  2. Janea KishiMay 2, 2023 at 1:21 AM

    You outlined the events that occurred on our Alma Mater's High School Day, although it would have been better if you had said it in greater detail. It is preferable if you have explained the rationale behind the celebration's implementation, the significance of the occasion, and what the event's theme is. Overall, though, it's a wonderful blog.

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