Ushering in a new wave of student leadership, the newly elected officers of the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) of Lal-lo National High School were formally installed during the Induction Ceremony held on July 16,  marking the official start of their term for School Year 2025 to 2026.

The ceremony recognized student leaders across various organizations and reinforced the school’s commitment to empowering learners through active participation. Municipal Mayor Hon. Florence Oliver B. Pascual administered the oath of office to the SSLG, SPTA, and Faculty Club Officers. In his address, he challenged the leaders to take action with purpose, reminding them that effective leadership begins with integrity and a vision for others.

Meanwhile, Municipal Vice Mayor Hon. Maria Olivia B. Pascual swore in class, section, and club officers, and urged them to lead with empathy, respect, and responsibility.

School Principal Dr. Cristina B. Rosales closed the program by expressing confidence in the newly installed leaders. She underscored the vital role of student governance in shaping a united and responsive school community.

With their term now officially underway, the SSLG Officers commit to serving with excellence, advocating for student welfare, and fostering a culture of leadership and collaboration throughout the school year.

Demonstrating active student involvement and community spirit, the student leaders from Lal-lo National High School participated in the five-day Brigada Eskwela held from July 9 to 13, 2025, in preparation for the opening of classes.

Spearheaded by the Department of Education and anchored on the theme “Brigada Eskwela: Sama-sama Para sa Bayang Bumabasa,” this year’s campaign highlights the role of collaboration in ensuring school readiness and reinforces the culture of reading among learners.

During the activity, SSLG officers engaged in various tasks including classroom cleaning, repainting, organizing materials, and campus beautification efforts. Alongside teachers, parents, and volunteers, the student leaders contributed to creating a safe and welcoming learning environment.

Through this initiative, the SSLG demonstrates its commitment to meaningful service and student-led action. 

As the new school year approaches, the SSLG remains steadfast in its mission to lead with purpose and serve with heart.

Every meaningful journey begins with a single step. For the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) of Lal-lo National High School, that first step took place in a room filled with eager minds and committed hearts.

The meeting became a platform for SSLG officers to present ideas and propose projects that address the current needs and concerns of the student body. Discussions highlighted initiatives aimed at improving school life, fostering responsibility, and providing meaningful opportunities for learners to engage in various activities.

With a shared sense of purpose, the officers expressed their commitment to turning plans into action. They emphasized their dedication to listening to students’ concerns and supporting an environment where learners are guided, empowered, and actively involved in school programs.

This initial gathering marks the start of a year filled with purposeful efforts. With sincerity, hard work, and leadership, the SSLG of Lal-lo National High School is ready to make this school year worthwhile for every LNHSian.

Reinforcing its commitment to student welfare and a healthier school environment, the student government officers of Lal-lo National High School participated in a virtual forum organized by Barkada Kontra Bisyo (BKB) titled "Inhaling Change: LNHS Forum Towards a Smoke-Free Campus for School Year 2025 to 2026."

The forum, conducted through an online platform, focused on promoting healthy and drug-free lifestyles while strengthening awareness and prevention efforts in schools.

Student leaders and representatives from different schools shared strategies on resisting peer pressure, avoiding harmful substances, and encouraging collective wellness through education and advocacy.

Participants also exchanged ideas on collaborative approaches and explored campaigns that empower students to become advocates of change within their communities.

By taking part in the initiative, the SSLG officers of Lal-lo NHS affirmed their commitment to fostering a safe, supportive, and health-conscious learning environment.

The activity concluded with a call for unity among the youth to inspire action, strengthen leadership, and work toward a brighter and vice-free tomorrow.

With teamwork and dedication, The student government officers officially launched Project P.R.O. (Polish, Revamp, Optimize) with the successful completion of its Day 1 implementation, focused on improving the SSLG Office.

The project aims to transform the SSLG office into a more organized, professional, and inspiring environment where student leaders can effectively collaborate, plan, and carry out activities for the school community.

According to the officers, the improved workspace is expected to foster a stronger sense of responsibility and productivity among members while serving as a symbol of the organization’s commitment to effective student leadership.

SSLG advisers Sir Alvin C. Ilarde and Sir Romnick A. Oli, together with School Principal Dr. Cristina B. Rosales, were recognized for their support and encouragement in ensuring the success of the project.

Through this initiative, the SSLG reaffirmed its dedication to responsible leadership by beginning improvements within its own space, setting an example of discipline, organization, and accountability for all LNHSians.

The launch of Project P.R.O. marks another step in the SSLG’s ongoing efforts to provide better service to the student body and to uphold its mission of creating a more purposeful and empowering school year.

With clipboards in hand and eyes on discipline, the Student Patrol of Lal-lo National High School officially begins its daily gate monitoring this week—an initiative led by the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) to uphold order and responsibility among students.

Operating every Monday to Friday, the Student Patrol will be stationed at the school entrance to ensure that all learners arrive on time, wear the proper school uniform, and carry their school IDs. The routine will be carried out by four designated SSLG officers per day, ensuring consistent presence and support at the start of each school day.

This initiative emphasizes not only enforcement of school policies, but also the active role of student leaders in promoting a culture of discipline, accountability, and school pride.

LNHSians are reminded to be prompt, follow dress code guidelines, and bring their identification daily.

Discipline begins with us. With the SSLG’s continued efforts, the school takes a united step toward building a more organized and learner-led environment.

In line with the 80th Founding Anniversary of Lal-lo National High School, the student leaders of the Supreme Secondary Learner Government (SSLG) actively participated in a Propagation and Tree Planting Activity spearheaded by the Youth for Environment in Schools Organization (YES-O).

The initiative focused on planting Santan, Rosal, and Croton plants around the school grounds, reinforcing the shared goal of making the campus cleaner, greener, and more vibrant.

By taking part in this environmental effort, the SSLG reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability and student-led advocacy for ecological responsibility. The tree planting activity serves as a powerful reminder that small acts of care—like planting a seed—can lead to lasting, meaningful change.

As LNHS celebrates eight decades of excellence, its student leaders continue to stand at the forefront of building a school community rooted in environmental awareness, action, and stewardship.