Rizal High School

Rizalian - always and forever! Batch 2007 here. Being a student in Rizal High School made me tough. Its a crowded school, around 35 sections each year but you can still get to know people from other sections. I found the greatest friends in RHS. So cheers to my fellow Rizalians. And to my teacher - kudos! You taught us well. Specially to Ms. Manguni - one of the greatest Math teacher and adviser!

It’s pretty gnarly.

Rizal High School is a powerhouse of great students that turn into great leaders with the backing of the school staff and teachers. Students here excel inside the classroom and beyond the campus; competing against other schools and acing contests, both locally and internationally with their outstanding trainers. All in all, R.H.S. produces great students that are taught well and fulfill Jose Rizal's dream, that the youth is the hope of the nation.

A few years ago, I searched up the largest high school in the world and was directed to Rizal High School. I, having not much better to do and having a bit of money to spend, decided to take a visit. I took a plane to a city not too far from the high school and stayed for the night. The next morning I walked to the high school to look around. It wasn't nearly as impressive as I had expected, so I was naturally disappointed. I was getting ready to leave when one of the students approached me and asked what I was doing. I replied that I was touring the school grounds by myself just for kicks. He told me that he could get me inside, so we went inside. He offered me a short 5-inch or so knife and told me to keep it handy, so I did. We blended right in with the students milling about the grounds, well, I didn't very well, but my companion sure did. We took a back entrance into the lobby of the school, and before I knew it, my new friend was chatting with the main secretary. He pulled something out of his pocket, held it to her face, then set her back in her seat. He typed something on her computer, then after a minute told me to escape. I walked out the same back entrance that I had come in. Suddenly I heard an alarm and lots of armed men in black stormed the grounds. They tried to hold me hostage, but I cut my way out of their bonds because I was an innocent bystander, then I proceeded to leave. It was a great adventure, I would give the student body a 10/10 for sure. But if you decide to visit, don't go with high expectations for the size of the school, as they won't be satisfied.

Ahh a lot of memories. Young teens will learn a lot here not just academically but also about things like friendship, love, and life in general.