Sangley Point National High School Explained

Sangley Point National High School
Established:2001
Type:Public
Grades:7 to 12
Colors:Gray
City:Cavite City
Country:Philippines
Coordinates:14.4931°N 120.9076°W

Sangley Point National High School (SPNHS;) has total land area of 6100 sq.m., and is situated amongst residential units along La Naval Road inside the Naval Station Heracleo Alano in Sangley Point, San Antonio, Cavite City. Located at its back is the historic Cañacao Bay.

History

As a former annex of Cavite National High School, SPNHS was founded as Cavite National High School Sangley Annex. It was renamed Sangley Point National High School after being made an independent national high school by virtue of Republic Act 9113, which was enacted on September 10, 2001.[1] The move of making it an independent national high school was spearheaded by the administrators of the school and the division at that time and the resolution authored by Cong. Plaridel Abaya. Presently, the school is catering to five hundred seventy two (572) high school students, dependent and non-military dependents. Most of its students reside inside the base and the barangays situated near NBC.

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Juris . The Corpus . R.A. No. 9113: An Act Separating the Cavite National High School Annex Located at Sangley Point, Cavite City, from the Cavite National High School and Converting it into a Fullfledged National High School to be Known as the Sangley Point National High School . The Corpus Juris . 17 July 2018 . 14 April 2001.