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GENERAL EMILIO AGUINALDO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOOL ID : 301190
The History of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo National High School (GEANHS), Imus City
General Emilio Aguinaldo National High School (GEANHS) was established through the visionary efforts of former Governor Ayong Maliksi, who recognized the need for a secondary school to serve the growing population of Imus City. The school officially opened its doors to students with humble beginnings, operating initially with only three dedicated teachers: Mrs. Cayetana Gelbolingo, Mrs. Crisanta F. Caudal, and Ms. Marites R. Peñaredonda. These pioneering educators laid the foundation for quality education, catering to the first batch of 156 students. Despite limited resources, including just two buildings, their passion and dedication propelled the school forward.
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Early Years and Growth
In its formative years, GEANHS focused on building not only its infrastructure but also a strong sense of community and academic excellence. The involvement of local leaders and stakeholders played a pivotal role in the school’s early development.
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2005: Nurturing Voices Through Journalism
GEANHS launched its official student publications, Ang Bayani and The Patriot, in 2005. These publications became platforms for students to express their creativity, hone their journalistic skills, and discuss issues relevant to the youth. They also contributed to fostering critical thinking and a sense of social awareness among students.
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2006: Infrastructure Enhancements and Expansion
Significant improvements were made to the school’s facilities in 2006, thanks to the collective efforts of various stakeholders:
The Teacher Education Council (TEC) spearheaded the enhancement of the school’s entrance arc and stage, reflecting the growing pride in the institution.
Barangay Captains of Imus collaborated to install lighting facilities in the covered court, making it more functional for school events and activities.
The General Parents-Teachers Association (GPTA) took the initiative to construct a concrete fence around the school, greatly improving safety and security.
2007:This year also saw the establishment of an Annex Campus in Pasong Buaya II, a milestone made possible through the initiative of former Mayor Homer Saquilayan. This expansion provided more students access to education and alleviated overcrowding at the main campus.
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2015: Building Identity and Infrastructure
The year 2015 was marked by several significant developments:The school launched its iconic “I Love GEANHS” stone signage, symbolizing the pride and unity of the school community. This marker has since become a beloved feature of the campus and a rallying point for school spirit.The inauguration of the PAGCOR building brought much-needed additional classrooms and facilities, enhancing the learning environment and accommodating the school’s growing population.A Legacy of Excellence and CommunityFrom its humble beginnings to becoming a pillar of secondary education in Imus City, GEANHS has consistently pursued its mission of providing quality and inclusive education. Its growth and achievements are testaments to the dedication of its educators, the unwavering support of its stakeholders, and the resilience of its students.Today, GEANHS continues to thrive, embodying the values of its namesake, General Emilio Aguinaldo, and inspiring future generations to excel academically, socially, and morally. The school remains committed to fostering a community that nurtures lifelong learners, celebrates diversity, and upholds the ideals of patriotism and excellence.
Significant improvements were made to the school’s facilities in 2006, thanks to the collective efforts of various stakeholders:
The Teacher Education Council (TEC) spearheaded the enhancement of the school’s entrance arc and stage, reflecting the growing pride in the institution.
Barangay Captains of Imus collaborated to install lighting facilities in the covered court, making it more functional for school events and activities.
The General Parents-Teachers Association (GPTA) took the initiative to construct a concrete fence around the school, greatly improving safety and security.
This year also saw the establishment of an Annex Campus in Pasong Buaya II, a milestone made possible through the initiative of former Mayor Homer Saquilayan. This expansion provided more students access to education and alleviated overcrowding at the main campus.