Schools play a pivotal role in instilling values and morals to students outside of the usual academic setup. However, when students act outside this established bracket of good moral and conduct, are they at fault, or is the system more to blame?
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Ateneo Blue Eagles play against Lourdes School in thriller final
The Ateneo Blue Eagles Boys’ basketball team faced off against Lourdes School of Mandaluyong (LSM) Griffins in the Philippine Athletic Youth Association (PAYA) 19U Basketball Championship last April 21 in Xavier School, San Juan City.
Crash Course Finance 101: How the Ateneo Investment Group’s Great Minds Think Alike
A major part of Filipino culture is the giving of envelopes during holidays and celebrations, typically during birthdays, Christmas, and sometimes as a reward for achievements. However, when given a resource like money, the question always lands on “What to do with it?” Many like to save it for the future, while others prefer to make the most of it and spend it on something they’ve been wanting for a long time. However, in the recent Great Minds Think Alike seminar hosted by the Ateneo Investment Group, a third, riskier, but-more-possibly-rewarding option was brought up: Investing.
Reopening the Unsolved Case of Charter Change: The Philippines’ Undying Endeavor for Charter Change
Over time, a country is bound to change and develop, including its people and citizens, particularly through their lifestyle. Moreover, it is worth noting that the Philippines’ Constitution is already 37 years old. With that, as a country evolves, its Constitution must adapt accordingly to remain relevant to the current context. It is essential to recognize that the goal of a charter change should be people-centered, with the aim of improving the entire country. However, this is not the case with the Philippines, as every attempt to push for a charter change is consistently met with resistance from its people.
Reopening the Unsolved Case of Charter Change: Comelec and its P12-billion Budget Increase
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) received an increase in this year’s budget for the conduct and supervision of elections, referenda, recall votes, and plebiscites—amounting to a whopping P14 billion, which is a PHP 12 billion raise compared to the initially-proposed PHP 2 billion by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM). The sudden increase in the allocated budget faced several concerns, particularly from Independent Minority Congressman, Albay, 1st District Representative Edcel Lagman, who asserted that the aforementioned additional budget would be used for a “Charter change rampage,” as it was placed under the conduct and supervision of elections, referenda, recall votes, and plebiscites category.
Left in the Dark: Termination of Senior High School
In the upcoming school year 2024-2025, the Senior High School (SHS) Program will be discontinued in state and local universities and colleges (SUCs and LUCs). According to the Department of Education (DepEd), 17,751 Grade 11 students are currently enrolled in SHS programs being offered in SUCs and LUCs. As thousands of students are displaced from senior high school, they are left with the choice to enroll in either public or private schools and utilize the voucher program. This also leaves them alone to fend for themselves due to the lack of funding in both secondary and higher education.
ASHS celebrates Thanksgiving Mass
The Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) community celebrated its Thanksgiving Mass through a mass on Thursday, April 25.
Dangerous heat index hits different parts of PH
Different areas in the Philippines, over the past few days, have been experiencing heat indexes that have been reaching the “danger” level, as declared by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).
Igniting The Flame of The ASHS’ Tomorrow
Every school year a new fire is lit and the legacy of the Ateneo Senior High School (ASHS) is passed onto the next batch of seniors. This April is the time for the juniors to exercise their right to vote and be the match that ignites a new era of student leadership.
Ang Bakkhai: a Review, a Celebration
Ang Bakkhai, the Filipino rendition of the Greek tragedy The Bacchae, was performed last April 18-20 in the ASHS Black Box, one of the many plays conducted by the ASHS’ Teatro Baguntao. From colorful depictions of Dionysus’ godhood, to mild depictions of gore and violence, Ang Bakkhai delivers clever storytelling combined with powerful acting.