Pendulum Chronicle

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‎RRSPC ‘26 Final Round Kicks Off for Top 40 Columnists

Chrystelle Sarabia | February 25, 2026

‎Top 40 Column Writing finalists advanced to the final round following the elimination stage of the Reconfigured Regional Schools Press Conference (RRSPC), held at Antipolo City National Science and Technology High School (ACNSTHS) on February 26.

SCITECH

Fresh Force: AnSci Robotics team blazes to the podium in DSTF

Allen Claros | September 25, 2025

FEATURES

A Sky Heavy with Maybe's

Lance Cristoef Lava | February 28, 2026

EDUCATION

Learning Reimagined: ACNSTHS kicks off Rizal’s first 21st CLEM

Shian Fabrero and Santino Beronilla | August 16, 2025

For School Year (S.Y.) 2024-2025, Pendulum Chronicle attained another ‘Best Club of the Year’ award at the 2025 Commencement Exercises held at Ynares Event Center last April 13, 2025, marking yet another milestone in upholding unbiased and just campus journalism.

PC clinches ‘Best Club of the Year’ award for SY ‘24-’25

RIchard Babor | April 14, 2025

ACNSTHS Holds SOLGA '25, Welcomes new student leaders in turnover ceremony

Santino Paul Beronilla | April 9, 2025

Antipolo City National Science and Technology High School (ACNSTHS) held its second State of the Learner Government Address (SOLGA) on Monday, April 7, with outgoing student leaders officially turning over their responsibilities to newly elected officers of various campus organizations, marking a transition of leadership roles.

EDITORIAL

Tainted Triumph

The Editorial Board | Mar 02, 2026

What should have been a moment of honor and recognition, has collapsed into a public display of mismanagement. The 2026 Reconfigured Regional Schools Press Conference (RRSPC), hosted by Rizal Cluster in Region IV-A CALABARZON was meant to restore its journalistic prestige but instead drew widespread public scrutiny from many campus journalists and school paper advisers due to the announcement that did not only fail to execute well but also after the flawed release of official results exposed troubling lapses in organization and quality control. For a competition that trains young journalists to value accuracy and credibility above all else, the mishandling of its results was not merely disappointing, it was unacceptable.

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