DepEd Tayo Quezon Hill NHS

19/03/2026

Fire safety training strengthens QHNHS disaster response

Fire safety training strengthened the disaster response of Grade 9 students at Quezon Hill National High School (QHNHS) as they participated in a fire safety orientation and drill conducted by the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) on March 18, 2026.

“You can’t extinguish a fire without knowing the essentials,” said Senior Fire Officer 3 Christian M. Padaso of the Baguio City Bureau of Fire Protection, who led the orientation and demonstration prior to the drill.

Students actively participated in practical demonstrations, applying proper responses to fire incidents and the skills discussed during the orientation.

The activity concluded with a fire evacuation drill supervised by Fire Officer 2 Carmelene C. Angway and Fire Officer 1 Agnep F. Yango, where students were guided to designated safe areas in preparation for real-life emergencies.

13/02/2026

QHNHS offers Academic Strand

09/02/2026

Quezonians, wagi sa DSPC 2026

Tatlong Quezonians ang nagpakitang-gilas sa Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC) 2026 na ginanap sa Manuel L. Quezon Elementary School, Pebrero 6-8, kung saan isa ang magpapatuloy sa Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC) sa Abra ngayong Marso.

Nasungkit ni Janaah Shane B. Tawana ang unang pwesto sa pagsulat ng lathalain, dahilan upang siya ay umabante sa RSPC. Samantala, nakamit nina Rhiannie Saphire V. Biagtan (pagsulat ng kolum) at Hera Althea L. Tudo (pagsulat ng balitang pampalakasan) ang ikalimang pwesto, na kapwa mula sa Nan Dontog.

Nagningning din ang Quezon Hill National High School (QHNHS) sa larangan ng pampahayagan matapos makuha ang unang pwesto sa pahinang balitang pampalakasan, ikalawang pwesto sa pahinang editoryal, at ikapitong pwesto sa pahinang balita.

Nakipagsabayan naman ang The Hills na nakakuha ng ikaapat na pwesto sa news at feature page, at ikalimang pwesto sa editorial page.

Ipinahayag ni Marjorie A. Sumakey, punongg**o ng paaralan, ang kanyang pagbati sa mga tagapayo ng school paper na sina Genalyn M. Habbiling (English) at Decelia L. Ayapao (Filipino), gayundin sa lahat ng mag-aaral na lumahok at nagbigay dangal sa paaralan.

Binigyang-papuri rin ang iba pang kalahok mula sa The Hills: Ethan Theo Arciaga, Cheryl Motal, Jena Noreen Balabag, Christina Arona, Trojan Natocyad, Johanna Althea Ponce, Yisheen Millet Pade, Arvy Chumacog, at Sophia Ramos; at mula sa Nan Dontog: John Daniel P. Andres, Jemuel G. Kiing, Asrain Zhayen M. Sicuaten, Princess Kristine R. Benitez, Aeron Kyzer B. Acob, at Ashley Divine B. Diego.

Ang tagumpay na ito ay patunay ng husay at dedikasyon ng mga batang mamamahayag ng Quezonian sa larangan ng campus journalism gayundin ang suporta mula sa punongg**o, g**o at sa opisyales ng SPTA.

05/02/2026

Students Leader during the QHNHS launching of Circular Economy Project and MOA signing

05/02/2026

QHNHS launches first Circular Economy Project, signs safety and security MOA with BCPO Chief Bulcio
-Cheryl S. Motal
Quezon Hill National High School (QHNHS) officially launched the first School-Based Circular Economy Project in Public Schools District 7 and simultaneously formalized its partnership with the Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) Station 1 through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing led by Chief of Police Harriet P. Bulcio. The MOA underscores the commitment to strengthen the safety and security of QHNHS and its neighboring communities.
With the theme “Learn Green, Live Clean,” the project supports Baguio City’s advocacy for sustainable development and promotes responsible environmental practices within the school and nearby communities.
Public Schools District Supervisor Dr. Lourdes B. Lomas-e highlighted the significance of the initiative, noting that QHNHS is the first school in the district to implement a structured circular economy program and is expected to serve as a model for other schools and communities in District 7.
School Principal Dr. Marjorie A. Sumakey described the project as a challenge that pushes the school to lead by example. She emphasized that collaboration among teachers, partners, and the community is key to its success.
On the same day, QHNHS strengthened its partnership with BCPO Police Station 1, led by Chief Harriet P. Bulcio, with the theme “Building Bridges of Hope Through Shared Responsibilities.” The MOA aims to strengthen safety, security, and community well-being through coordinated efforts in crime prevention, emergency response, youth development, and information sharing.
The MOA signing was witnessed by barangay officials and representatives from Middle Quezon Hill, Upper Quezon Hill, Quezon Hill Proper, Victoria Village, Irisan, and Siloam College.
photo: Heron Celino and Aeron Acob

19/12/2025

19/12/2025

Makabuluhang pagwawakas ng taong 2025

Pinangunahan ng SSLG, katuwang ang kanilang tagapayo na si Angeline Minos at punongg**o ng paaralan na si Marjorie Sumakey, ang palatuntunang pagwawakas ng taong 2025 ng QHNHS, Disyembre 19.

Photos taken by madam Genalyn Habbiling

25/11/2025

Pagpupugay sa kababaihaban! ATM.... Paglulunsad ng VAWC

20/11/2025

Hon. Faustino A. Olowan, Baguio City Vice Mayor, addressed Grade 8 and Grade 9 students of Quezon Hill National High School during the Anti-Bullying Campaign 2025 held at the school grounds. The vice mayor discussed the types of bullying, outlined the key measures to prevent bullying and emphasized the role of students in maintaining a safe and respectful learning environment.

19/11/2025

19/11/2025

ATM... Values formation on the go headed by UpLife Movement Inc.

15/11/2025

QHNHS celebrates Indigenous Heritage through culture and learning
Cheryl Motal

Quezon Hill National High School joins commemorated National Indigenous Peoples Month on November 7, 2025, with the theme “Ating Pandayin ang Kinabukasan, Gabay ang Karunungan at Karapatan” highlighting the importance of valuing and preserving the rich culture and traditions of Indigenous Peoples.

Guest speaker Esther K. Litilit, Irisan Barangay Kagawad and chair of the Social Services, Education, Women, PWD and Solo Parent Committee, delivered an inspiring message on the importance of preserving cultural heritage. She encouraged students to honor their roots and emphasized that valuing indigenous heritage promotes respect, inclusion, and a deeper understanding of the nation’s diverse communities.

Students and teachers participated in performances and discussions that showcased the beauty and wisdom of indigenous communities. The event deepened awareness and respect for the rights and contributions of Indigenous Peoples to society.

This celebration supports the goals of Presidential Proclamation No. 1906, s. 2009, which declares every October as National Indigenous Peoples Month. It also upholds the Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Act (IPRA) of 1997, which protects the rights, heritage, and welfare of Indigenous Peoples across the nation.

📷: Ezra Ymana, Johanna Ponce and Cheryl Motal