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    The barangay of Calasumanga in Polillo Island lacked a secondary school, forcing children to travel long distances for education. Through community fundraising efforts led by local organizations, the residents pursued their dream of opening a barangay high school. In 1994, Barangay Captain Romeo Baris continued these efforts, and with support from Mayor Ronnie Mitra, the school opened in 1999 with one classroom and teacher. After operating for a year, the school became an extension of San Juan National High School. Donations of land and resources allowed the construction of a proper school building by 2003. The extension school continues providing local youth with educational opportunities.

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    The barangay of Calasumanga in Polillo Island lacked a secondary school, forcing children to travel long distances for education. Through community fundraising efforts led by local organizations, the residents pursued their dream of opening a barangay high school. In 1994, Barangay Captain Romeo Baris continued these efforts, and with support from Mayor Ronnie Mitra, the school opened in 1999 with one classroom and teacher. After operating for a year, the school became an extension of San Juan National High School. Donations of land and resources allowed the construction of a proper school building by 2003. The extension school continues providing local youth with educational opportunities.

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    The barangay of Calasumanga in Polillo Island lacked a secondary school, forcing children to travel long distances for education. Through community fundraising efforts led by local organizations, the residents pursued their dream of opening a barangay high school. In 1994, Barangay Captain Romeo Baris continued these efforts, and with support from Mayor Ronnie Mitra, the school opened in 1999 with one classroom and teacher. After operating for a year, the school became an extension of San Juan National High School. Donations of land and resources allowed the construction of a proper school building by 2003. The extension school continues providing local youth with educational opportunities.

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    The barangay of Calasumanga in Polillo Island lacked a secondary school, forcing children to travel long distances for education. Through community fundraising efforts led by local organizations, the residents pursued their dream of opening a barangay high school. In 1994, Barangay Captain Romeo Baris continued these efforts, and with support from Mayor Ronnie Mitra, the school opened in 1999 with one classroom and teacher. After operating for a year, the school became an extension of San Juan National High School. Donations of land and resources allowed the construction of a proper school building by 2003. The extension school continues providing local youth with educational opportunities.

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    HISTORY OF SAN JUAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL EXTENSION

    Education is a center of improving its quality and relevance to meet the requirements of
    industrialization and globalization. Youth development starting form barangay level shall be
    given top priority.
    Calasumanga is a barangay in Panukulan which is located in Polillo
    Island. Most of the people there especially the parents would like to send their children in
    school despite of the distance, lack of transportation, sacrifices, different challenges and
    poverty. They have no doubt of sending their children to gain knowledge and education for the
    upliftment of the quality of life in their families, barangays and town in general. This fact led
    them to dream of having their own school. They have found ways on how to attain their
    aspirations. Through making an organization "Tulong-tulong sa Kaunlaran" headed by Mr.
    Felicisimo Tena, they had fund raising. Miss Rowena Montoya and her escort Mr. Rey O
    Atentar had solicited and amount with the help of their parents but it was not enough to start
    their own building.
    Time passed by, their dream is still a dream. Moreover, they have pursued their dream to have
    a school. In 1994, the elected captain of the barangay, Mr Romeo Baris continued the plan of
    the former Captain Majadas to open a Barangay High School. Anchored by the support and
    concerned efforts of Municipal Mayor Ronnie T. Mitra, the school was put into effective
    operation.
    It was July 7, 1999, the first day of classes started. They borrowed one vacant room in
    elementary. The school began with first year class through the pioneer teacher Miss Gregoria
    B. Tumbado. She is willing to share her time, talent and treasure to mold the young minds to
    become better citizens of our nation.
    After one year of operation, on July 14, 2000, the Regional Director Dr. Belen Magsino has
    informed that the school will be an extension school of San Juan National High School. With
    these blessing, all parents gave their full support and cooperation. There were an increasing
    number of students; the school hires other teachers Mr. Ronald Basanta and Mrs.
    Maria Theresa M. Aman.
    On July 23, 2003, the extension school began to stand on their own through the courtesy of
    Mr. Gerardo Salgo Sr. who donated a 5,000 square meters of lot to build a school building. The
    school has a conducive place for learning.
    At last, with the help of Dr. Belen Magsino, the school was given three items form National.
    Luckily, Ms Alma America, Ms Ladel L. Solleza and Mrs. Rosalie A. Salgo are joining their
    hands together with two locally funded teachers and a newly hire teacher Miss Rafaela O.
    Atentar headed by Mrs. Estelita S. Mitra their principal to promote quality education for the
    continuous development of the school.

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