AnSci Research Club Sparks SRFC to Scout Next Research Champions

Allen Mark Claros and Lianne Del Mundo | August 17, 2025

The ACNSTHS Research Club launched the Science and Research Fair Congress (SRFC) on August 8, 2025, at the school's covered court to select the students who will represent the school in the upcoming Division Science and Technology Fair (DSTF).

DepEd Antipolo initiates ACNSTHS Teen Health Wellness Caravan on SexEd

Chrystelle June Sarabia | Feb 22, 2025

The Department of Education (DepEd) Antipolo Health and Nutrition Division commenced Health and Wellness Caravan at Antipolo City National Science and Technology High School (ACNSTHS), addressing Human Immunodeficiency Virus, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs),  Mental Health, and Teenage Pregnancy.

Tropical Cyclone Kristine intensifies; Rizal flags at Signal No. 2

John Marc Gulangayan & Patricia Doctor | Oct 23, 2024

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) - Philippine AtmosphAnsci Research Club Kicks Off the Science and Research Fair Congress (SRFC)eric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) raised the Tropical Cyclone Warning (TCW) in Rizal from Signal Number 1 to Signal Number 2 due to the intensifying Severe Tropical Storm Kristine as of 5 pm, October 23, marking the province under yellow warning level.

Instigation to Innovation: AnSci's Batch 5 exhibits Capstone project prototype

Shaira Mae Repil | May 21, 2024

Showcasing their engineering skills and innovative minds, the Grade 12 STEM students of Antipolo City National Science and Technology High School (ACNSTHS) presented their Capstone project prototypes last May 14.

Tech Against Tides: A Storm of Innovation

John Marc Gulangayan | Jan 8, 2025

Antipolo City, long known as the "City in the Sky," was unprepared for the chaos brought by Typhoon Enteng, way back September 2024. Deluging rains flooded the mountainous city, leaving homes, schools, and livelihoods in disarray.

Trail of Colors

Shaira Mae Repil | Feb 4, 2024

Snails, a known shelled gastropod, that humans often perceive as the slow, slimy, and inconvenience seen in plantations. As disgusting as they are often described, who would've known that their offspring can be the key to lessen pollution in bodies of water caused by our colorful closets?