By Fred F. Castaneda, RA ASAT welcomes her new Principal, Dr. Mary Ann Conde- Madrid. Having been a Principal from numerous schools, she envisions ASAT as “a haven for responsible digital citizenship where technology will play a very significant role … Read More
đź“Ś When it rains, it pours. Davy Domingo Bautista, batch 2000 graduate who works as a care home operator at Honolulu, Hawaii donated P 10,000.00 today which will be used to purchase 600 pieces of hallow blocks for the construction … Read More
An alumna of the school who requested not to be identified donated 600 pieces of hollow blocks amounting to P9,600.00 to support the school’s fencing project, yesterday. According to Mr. Sol Calata, the donor who works abroad as a health … Read More
Principal Nimfa Alagao said that learners will have their one-week academic break starting January 31 to February 4, 2022. However, she told the advisers to inform the parents of the learners to submit their child’s second quarter modules and answer … Read More
APARRI, CAGAYAN—TESDA Secretary Isidro S. Lapeña personally went to Aparri School of Arts and Trades on February 17 to inform the faculty and staff that his office will work on the titling of the school lot. Moreover, TESDA will also … Read More
APARRI, CAGAYAN—To boost information dissemination about the school and its programs, Aparri School of Arts and Trades in partnership with the ASAT Alumni Association Incorporated launched its website on January 29, 2021. The website contains the following: school updates, school … Read More
Budget constraints forced the ASAT Junior High School Curriculum last year to print three sets of modules which will be shared among students. This year School Principal III Nimfa A. Alagao, Ph.D. announced that the student to module ratio is … Read More
The Aparri School of Arts and Trades expresses support to the Aparri Surfing Community on its clean up drive advocacy dubbed as “Baybay Ku, Dalus Ku” during the Fellowship lunch held on December 23, 2020 at the school’s function hall. … Read More
By: Donald B. Aguinaldo The Supreme Student Government (SSG) has implemented a twin project that will cater to disadvantaged learners as classes shift to distance learning this school year. In separate resolutions both dated August 24, the student body approved … Read More
