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SCHOOL NAME Municipality NAME of SCHOOL HEAD POSITION TITLE CONTACT NUMBER BANGA CLUSTER 304543 Banga NHS BANGA Dr SCHOOL ID SCHOOL NAME Municipality NAME OF SCHOOL HEAD POSITION TITLE CONTACT NUMBER BANGA CLUSTER 304543 Banga NHS BANGA Dr. Lucinda M. Dela Cruz Principal II 0915-9271-914 316914 El Nonok IS BANGA Rogelio S. Barnachea Principal I 0918-4541-353 316722 Kusan NHS - Banga NHS Annex BANGA Terlito F. Sustiguer Teacher I / Teacher In-Charge 0935-4496-153 316704 Lamba NHS - Banga NHS Annex BANGA Lerma C. Aron Teacher I / Teacher-In-Charge 0918-4540637 316721 Lampari NHS - Banga Annex BANGA Jeremiah M. Mosquera Jr. Teacher III / Teacher-In-Charge 0921-6977-823/ 0906-4545-644/ 0929-6010-567 316714 Malaya NHS - Banga NHS Annex BANGA Fe M. Pilapil Master Teacher I - TL 0917-3180-719 316705 Punong Grande NHS - Banga NHS Annex BANGA Ledenia E. Biboso Master Teacher I - TL 0932-8710364 / 0917-7961124 316915 Rang-ay Integrated HS BANGA Arnel E. Gabuat Principal I 0919-2307266 316723 Rizal (Bo. 3) NHS - Banga NHS Annex BANGA Roderick A. Cayubin Teacher I / Teacher In-Charge 316703 San Jose NHS BANGA Charlemagne F. Langaman Head Teacher III 0918-5166-303 316718 San Vicente NHS - Banga NHS Annex BANGA Fidel N. Braga Principal I 0947-4264722 LAKE SEBU CLUSTER 316708 Kibang NHS - Lake Sebu NHS Annex LAKE SEBU Joy A. Aguilar Teacher I / TL 0939-3184-683 / 0918-9480-245 304550 Lake Sebu NHS LAKE SEBU Leolyn A. Simora Principal I 0917-3111-225 316919 Lake Soluton Integrated HS LAKE SEBU Edgar B. Balicucos Principal I 0915-8954244 / 0917-792-7033 304551 Ned NHS LAKE SEBU Esteban S. Alvarez Teacher III / Teacher In-Charge 0905-9476270 316709 Proper Ned NHS - Lake Sebu NHS Annex LAKE SEBU Eugene P. Peñolvo Teacher I / Teacher-In-Charge 0926-7960-393 316920 Pulo Subong Integrated HS LAKE SEBU Bonifacio N. Deocampo Principal I 0909-484-4341 316918 Talisay Integrated HS LAKE SEBU Shirley L. Cabaobao Principal I 0927-7156820 316725 Upper Maculan NHS - Lake Sebu NHS Annex LAKE SEBU Francisca M. Nalon Teacher I / Teacher-In-Charge 0905-8754-170 NORALA CLUSTER 316909 Fabiola Villa-Gasis NHS - San Miguel NHS Annex NORALA Rolando A. Baranda Teacher III/ Teacher in-charge 0916-1252-933 304554 Lapuz NHS NORALA Nemesio M. Alvero Principal I 0906-1957067 304557 Norala NHS NORALA Eduardo F. Catalan Principal II 0926-8051-993 / 0949-8416-353 316715 San Jose NHS - Lapuz NHS Annex NORALA Julius Friales Teacher III/ Officer in-charge 0936-6364960 304566 San Miguel NHS NORALA Nemesio M. Alvero Principal I (083) 234-2900 - 0906-2724745 316724 Sergio L. Legayada NHS - Norala NHS Annex NORALA Genie P. Cubita Teacher III / Teacher-In-Charge 0910-8116-223 / 09108116233 POLOMOLOK CLUSTER 304544 Bentung Sulit NHS POLOMOLOK Elmer C. Espia Teacher III / Teacher In-Charge 0949-8327-204 316712 Landan NHS POLOMOLOK Ninfa B. Macabenta Master Teacher I / Teacher-In-Charge 0918-9373593 304545 Nicolas B. Barreras NHS - Bentung Sulit NHS Annex POLOMOLOK Benigno M. Toribio Teacher II / Teacher In-Charge 0915-8552-213/ 0909-3151-685 316702 Pablo Valencia NHS - Pob. Polomolok NHS Annex POLOMOLOK Digna A. Hibionada Head Teacher III 0917-7230522 304578 Palkan National High School - Upper Klinan Annex POLOMOLOK Cresenciana C. Batalla Master Teacher II / Teacher-In-Charge 0930-2503771 304559 Poblacion Polomolok NHS POLOMOLOK Matty B. Napoles Principal I (083)-225-2101/ 09178240304 304560 Polomolok NHS POLOMOLOK Eva S. Cosep Principal II 0917-3256-879 304567 Silway 8 NHS POLOMOLOK Benny M. Toribio Principal III 0919-7932-095/ 0918-3444-036 / (083) 225-2714 304577 Upper Klinan NHS POLOMOLOK Roberto G. Ringor Principal I 0906-1868-112 STO. NIÑO CLUSTER 304548 Guinsang-an NHS SANTO NIÑO Estela L. Bastareche Master Teacher II (TL) 0920-4066189 304549 Katipunan NHS SANTO NIÑO Jaime F. Frondozo Head Teacher III (083) 235-2801/ 0910-9901-278 304558 Panay NHS SANTO NIÑO Julianito A. Batoy Principal I 0926-4405-467/ 0917-7958-684 304568 Sto. Niño NHS SANTO NIÑO Stephen S. Salazar Principal I (083) 235-1054 / 09173099761 304569 Sto. Niño NSAT SANTO NIÑO Hernan S. Salazar Head Teacher III 0910-6290-584 SURALLAH CLUSTER 304546 Centrala NHS SURALLAH Arceli S. Calixton Master Teacher II (TL) 0905-7958146 316713 Colongulo NHS - Libertad NHS Annex SURALLAH Melinda C. Carnecer Teacher III (TL) 0999-7684-395 316922 L. Escovidal IS SURALLAH Annie L. Bornales Head Teacher I 0948-4513919 304553 Lambontong NHS SURALLAH Quirico R. Lanado Head Teacher III 0916-8434-649/ 0946-7253-632 304552 Lamian NHS SURALLAH Elmer B. Billanes Principal I 0917-6261-404 316710 Lamsugod National High School SURALLAH Danilo P. Salarza Head Teacher III 0923-4108-611/ 0926-5665-234 304555 Libertad NHS SURALLAH Florencia I. Carmen Principal III (083) 238-3196/ 0949-3920-214 316917 Lubol IS SURALLAH Marvin R. Villahermosa Teacher III - TL (Stand Alone) 0916-9306378 316916 Naci Integrated HS SURALLAH Gale T. Mendoza Principal I 0930-8518-232 316706 New Dumangas NHS SURALLAH Ruperto I. Pilapil Teacher III/ Teacher In-Charge 0905-8237-687 316701 Surallah NHS SURALLAH Dr. Marilou P. Sta. Maria Principal II (083) 238-5119 / 0928-2425575 TBOLI CLUSTER 316727 Aflek NHS - Edwards NHS Annex T'BOLI Shiela Mae Celiz Teacher 1 (TL) 0949-3740925 316720 Basag NHS - Tboli Annex T'BOLI Russel E. Reales Teacher 1 (TL) 0905-1076964 304547 Edwards NHS T'BOLI Leonard Travilla OIC 083-237-1114 316926 Laconon Integrated HS T'BOLI Arthur L. Siva Principal I 0935-986-0959 316923 Lamhako IS T'BOLI Melendres L. Galvez Principal I 0935-961-8495 / 0926-107-1340 316924 Lamsalome IS T'BOLI Melfa F. Manzanares Principal I 0928-2471518 316921 Lusok IS T'BOLI Hermie F. Dumayas Head Teacher I 0946-4557233 316719 Maan NHS - Tboli Annex T'BOLI Ramon E. Dagnaos Jr. Teacher 3 / Teacher-In-Charge 0946-1532-028/ 0910-8044-918 316925 Talufo IS T'BOLI Richard A. Travilla Head Teacher I 0906-6001831 304574 Tboli NHS T'BOLI Mila A. De Leon Principal I 0912-9411463 TAMPAKAN CLUSTER 316707 Danlag NHS - Tampakan NHS Annex TAMPAKAN Allan G. Villarosa Head Teacher lll 0998-150-0564/ 0907-3974-420 316711 Lampitak NHS - Tampakan NHS Annex TAMPAKAN Roel R. Peñaflorida Head Teacher III 0948-7876-696 304571 Liberty NHS TAMPAKAN Susan D. Jayag Master Teacher I/ Teacher In-Charge 0939-599-7181 304556 Maltana NHS TAMPAKAN Ireneo D. Lantawan Principal I 083-2271-208/ 0930-5007-620/ 0920-2012-660 316726 Palo 19 NHS - Tampakan NHS Annex TAMPAKAN Alconde G. Torrejos Master Teacher I / Teacher In-Charge 0926-6259-627/ 0948-2903-733 316716 Tablu NHS - Tampakan NHS Annex TAMPAKAN Alicia C. Villanueva Master Teacher I/ Teacher In-Charge 0916-8444-859/ 0909-2598-109 304570 Tampakan NHS TAMPAKAN Mrs. Nida G. Balaba Principal II (083) 227-2901/ 0948-3235-437/ 0922-8130-405 TANTANGAN CLUSTER 304565 Bukay Pait NHS TANTANGAN Manolito G. Nama Principal I 0926-2799-273 316913 Dumadalig Integrated HS TANTANGAN Efren T. Alada Head Teacher III 229-2748 / 0918-753-3122 316912 Mangilala IS TANTANGAN Edna B. Bernal Principal I 0910-318-4363 / 0912-934-0761 316911 New Lambunao Integrated HS TANTANGAN Maria Leah V. Cea Principal I (083) 229-2711 / 0907-5678313 316910 Tacub Integrated HS TANTANGAN Adelaida G. Sabio Head Teacher II 304572 Tantangan NHS TANTANGAN Yolando L. Dela Cruz Principal I 0905-8779231 304573 Tantangan NTHS TANTANGAN Renato M. Ignacio Principal I (083) 229-2789/ 0947-7377-447/ 0999-9995-423 TUPI CLUSTER 304576 Cebuano NHS TUPI Maria Fe E. Cantor Principal I 0906-6402538 / 0915-4218-565 316717 Emiliano P. Baquial NHS - Tupi NHS Annex TUPI Barbara P. Larioza Master Teacher I / Teacher-In-Charge 0949-8416-438 304562 Jose D. Escobillo NHS - Polonuling NHS Annex TUPI Vicente C. Garces Jr. Master Teacher I 0912-9031-801 304564 Kablon NHS - Polonuling NHS Annex TUPI Magdalena R. Afon Head Teacher 3 0917-323230 304561 Polonuling NHS TUPI Bernabe H. Palma Jr. Principal I 0906-7240-454 304563 Teodoro P. Prudente NHS - Polonuling NHS Annex TUPI Roberto S. Oraño Master Teacher I / Officer -In-Charge 0935-9355-402/ 0917-7012-441 304575 Tupi NHS TUPI Simplicio T. Balleza Jr. Principal II 226-1013 / 0927-9575193.
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