The school was established and was originally known as Fernando Air Base High School
The initial enrollment consisted of 1 second-year section and 2 first-year sections.
The school began with just 7 teachers who were guided and supported by soldiers, the barangay captain, and the school principalย
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1968
1970s
Over the course of the decade, the school evolved significantly, transforming from a modest barrio high school to a more recognized institution, eventually becoming known as the Comprehensive High School of Lipa City.
During this period, the schoolโs enrollment grew steadily, and its programs expanded, marking the beginning of its path to becoming a major educational institution in the region.
In response to the rapidly growing student population, the Philippine Air Force (PAF) generously donated 2.2 hectares of land to the school, allowing for further development and expansion.
From being the pioneering comprehensive high school in Lipa, the institution continued to grow in prominence and underwent another transformation, becoming known as Fernando Air Base National High School.
1980s
1990s
Fernando Air Base National High School (FABNHS) continued to excel in both curricular and extracurricular activities, gaining a reputation for producing well-rounded students.
As the student population surpassed a thousand, the school continued to develop, with new facilities and equipment being added to accommodate the growing number of students.
The school administration strengthened its workforce, including both teaching and non-teaching personnel, to ensure that the expanding student body received the attention and resources they needed.
The school made significant strides in incorporating modern technology into its classrooms, acquiring advanced technological equipment and facilities that were essential for preparing students for the challenges of the 21st century.
2000s
2010s
In this decade, Fernando Air Base National High School became one of the first academic institutions in Lipa to offer Senior High School education, meeting the demands of the K-12 curriculum.
In 2017, to reflect its growing academic offerings and importance in the region, the school was renamed Fernando Air Base Integrated National High School, encompassing the full range of educational services from Junior High School to Senior High School.
Fernando Air Base Integrated National High School prepares to leave the campus it has called home for five decades.
The school is set to move to a new, state-of-the-art campus with 4 buildings and 80 classrooms near Dizon Village, allowing it to continue growing and adapting to the needs of its students and the community. This new campus represents the school's commitment to providing quality education well into the future.
2020s
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