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FIRST QUARTER NATIONWIDE SIMULTANEOUS EARTHQUAKE DRILL

AIS Strengthens Earthquake Preparedness with Nationwide Drill 2025 Participation

Today, AIS actively participated in the First Quarter Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill 2025. The drill aims to improve student’s safety and preparedness, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively during an earthquake emergency.

The participation of AIS in this nationwide drill underlines the school's commitment to fostering a culture of safety and preparedness among students and staff alike. It's a reminder that regular drills and training are essential in keeping the community ready for any unexpected emergency.

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CONGRATULATIONS MICHAEL JARRED TAMO!

Champion in the Division Level Poster Making Contest for the Araw ng Kagitingan 2025. Good luck to the Regional Level!

Ash Wednesday School Mass Marks the Beginning of Lent for AIS

The Saranay hall was filled with reflection as students, parents, and staff gathered together for the Ash Wednesday Mass, officially marking the start of the Lenten season.

The service, held in the Saranay hall, was a time of prayer, reflection, and spiritual renewal as the school community entered this solemn period of the Church calendar.

Msgr. Samuel Baruela presided over the Mass, delivering a thought-provoking homily that focused on the themes of Ash Wednesday inviting us to reflect on our lives: almsgiving, abstinence, and prayer.

As is tradition, students and staff received the imposition of ashes, a reminder of their mortality and a symbol of penance.

The Ash Wednesday Mass not only serves as a spiritual beginning but also brings the entire school together to reflect on shared values of faith, community, and service. With the start of Lent, the school community looks forward to a time of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, each student striving to live out the message of love and sacrifice that lies at the heart of the season.

The Ash Wednesday service, while a somber occasion, is a vital reminder of the importance of faith in everyday life and the opportunity for spiritual renewal.

SENIORS' BALL

SENIORS SHINE AT SARANAY HALL CELEBRATING AIS' FIRST EVER SENIORS' BALL

The senior class of 2025 gathered for their Senior Ball, held in the AIS Saranay Hall. The event was a resounding success, with students, staff, parents and faculty coming together to celebrate the achievements and contributions of the graduating class.

The Seniors' Ball was a formal affair, with students dressed in their finest attire, dresses, and heels. The atmosphere was electric, with music playing and laughter filling the air as students mingled and took photos.

This event is a fitting way to celebrate their hard work and dedication to their studies.

"Be consistent and adaptable. Your future is yet promising and yet, I can't wait to witness it",said Mrs. Eliza Beth E. Arciaga, the guest speaker of the event.

"This is an amazing way to cap off our high school experience," said Jasmine Ariola, a member of the senior class.

"I'm so grateful to have such a wonderful group of friends and such supportive teachers"she added.

The Seniors' Ball is a chance for seniors to come together one last time before graduation, and to celebrate the memories they've made during their time at the school.

"I'm going to miss this place so much," said Ashley Millare. "But I'm excited to see what the future holds for us."

The Seniors' Ball was made possible by the hard work of the student council and faculty members, who worked tirelessly to plan and execute the event. It was a true team effort, and everyone involved came together to make it a success.

As the Senior Ball came to a close, students and staff alike reflected on the memories they'd made and the friendships they'd formed. It was a day that would be remembered for years to come, and one that would be cherished by the class of 2025 forever.

2024 MARIAN YOUTH CAMP

AIS learners join MYC

AIS learners recently took part in a three-day Marian Youth Camp (MYC), which aims to develop friendships, develop faith, and promote personal development at St. Catherine de Alexandira Parish, Tayum, Abra .

The theme "Rejoicing in hope, patient in affliction, and faithful in prayer," the camp offered an enriching atmosphere for students to cultivate significant life principles and enhance their spirituality.

The camp offered the learners a special chance to share about their individual experiences, promote mutual respect, and develop a sense of harmony, through prayer, reflection, and a variety of team-building activities, participants were taught the value of empathy and understanding among one another. Learners were able to accept others’ thoughts with appreciation and understanding which helped them to establish a sense of community that went beyond diversities.

Workshops and discussions centered on how to keep a positive attitude about life despite difficulty patterned to the life of faith that Mother Mary had through workshops and discussions.

“The three-day camp left a meaningful impact to us youth. I felt more committed to prayer and had newfound trust and hope. The Marian Youth Camp served as much than simply a retreat for us; it was a path of spiritual awakening and personal development where they discovered the importance of hope, patience, and faithfulness in all aspects of life,” Marian Camper Ashlee Millare said.

The event culminated with the awarding of groups, who stood out during the activities and certificates to the participants.