Educating world-class professionals of the future.
Mission and Vision
The Emilio Aguinaldo College Science High School shall select, stimulate, develop and prepare students for Science and Technology careers based on special science, mathematics and technology curriculum. It is envisioned that these students shall someday constitute a pool of Science & Technology professionals who are endowed not only with the spirit of inquiry, analytical and critical thinking, creativity and innovation but also equally imbued with the humanist values of justice, compassion, prudence, integrity and humanity, motivated by love of God and the environment, and prepared for responsible leadership and citizenship.
EAC Science High School is directed towards the task of realizing the mission – vision of excellence, leadership and commitment to the ideals of science and technology. Guided by the current global trends in secondary science education, the major activities is focused on :
- Realigning science, mathematics and technology education with the information society.
- Redesigning the core and elective courses with the global visions of learning through networking and internet linkages.
- Coordinating existing curricula to provide adequate programs responsive to careers in science and technology.
- Enhancing a working laboratory equipped with the necessary tools and instruments of the sciences.
- Conducting researches and policy studies relevant to the improvement of science, math and technology education.
- Fostering quality education for the gifted in science, mathematics and technology.
The Science High School Logo
The Emilio Aguinaldo College-Science High School logo was created in 2001, designed by then principal Miss Lilian G. Alfonso, the logo embodies the philosophy of the department and represents the different learning facets in which EAC-SHS seeks to train its students.
The shape of the logo as a gear represents interconnection, interaction and the departments link to the whole community. This acknowledge its part in fulfilling the thrust of the college.
The red flag with the half sun was the flag used by the Magdalo wing, a revolutionary group headed by General Emilio Aguinaldo- the first President of the Republic of the Philippines to whom our school was named after. The flag represents patriotism and nationalism, the traits that must be instilled among the students.
In keeping with the school's goal of providing students quality education in the sciences, mathematics and technology, the logo includes objects that symbolize these fields.
The Formula, E=mc², in the logo symbolizes Physics and Mathematics. The school puts emphasis on developing the interest in physics as well as mathematics that will enhance their learning in the logical world.
The Microscope in the logo denotes Biological Sciences. The school believes that the knowledge in life processes instill value and appreciation of life itself.
The Erlenmeyer flask with atomic orbital symbol stands for chemistry and its related sciences. Appreciation to our macro world starts with our in-depth learning of our micro world.
The platform balance symbolizes technology that will instill that the students must be well equipped not only in theories but also practical activities.
The open book under flask and leaves indicates communication skills, arts and values that will enhance the holistic development of the students.
2nd Environmental Science Camp
The Science High School of Emilio Aguinaldo College has organized an Inter-School Environmental Science Camp with the theme “Karunungan, Kakayahan at Kagandahang Asal Alay Kay Inang Kalikasan” on September 20 –22, 2007 at the Immaculate Conception Academy-South Campus, Langkaan, Dasmarinas, Cavite. The science camp aimed to uphold science learning and discover gifted students in the field of Science and Technology. A total of four hundred three (403) science enthusiast students from the high school levels of Emilio Aguinaldo College Science High School Manila, Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Statefields School Inc. Saint Francis of Assisi College System, Christar Academy, Immaculate Conception Academy West, North and South Campuses and ICA Science High School participated in the said activity. Dr Aurora P. Franco, Regional Science Supervisor of the National Capital Region, Mrs. Marissa Gatapia, Regional Supervisor of Region IV-A, Dr. Amado Tosco Jr, Science Division Supervisor of Cavite and Mrs. Erlinda Arive, Science Division Supervisor of Laguna delivered Scienctific Messages to the campers during the opening ceremonies. Dr. Luz Osmeña, the Regional Science Supervisor for Elementary, Region IV-A gave the challenge on the last day.
The Immaculate Conception Academy Science High School was once again the Over-All winner of this years 2nd Inter-School Environmental Science Camp. Emilio Aguinaldo College Science High School on the Second Place and Christar Academy placed third. [View the Photo Album]
2nd Inter-school Environmental Science Camp (SCHOOL CATEGORY)
Over-all Winner
ICA–SHS (Champion)
EAC–SHS (1st Runner–up)
Christar Academy (2nd Runner–up)
Best Camp Site
First Place: EAC–SHS
Second Place: ICA–North
Third Place: ICA–SHS
TUGSAYAWIT
First Place: ICA–SHS
Second Place: EAC– HS
Third Place: Saint Francis
Best School Parade
First Place: CHRISTAR
Second Place: ICA-SHS
Third Place: ICA–West
G. at Bb. Kalikasan
Gideon Kurt F. Godoy (Letran)
Lind Rochelle Mondano (ICA–SHS)
G. at Bb. Karunungan
Robert Torrontegui (EAC–SHS)
Remilee Joy Ortega (EAC–SHS)
G. at Bb. Kakayahan
Michael Magcalas (ICA–SHS)
Noreen Silvala (Christar)
G. at Bb. Kagandahang–Asal
Rex Bajar (Christar)
Jessica Alyssa Zarate (ICA–West)
Essay Writing – Filipino
First Place – Nissie Ann Tana (EAC-SHS)
Second Place – Marione Monic Silvestre (Christar)
Third Place – Shiela Pimentel (ICA–North)
Essay Writing – English
First Place – Lady Jonah M. Casas (Saint Francis)
Second Place – Ferris Troy Yu Asensi (Statefields)
Third Place – Raquel Borje (ICA–North)
Extemporaneous Speaking
First Place – Jeffrey Arboleda (Letran)
Second Place – Christian Joy M. Aranas (ICA–SHS)
Third Place – Renee Palaypay (Statefields)
Poster Making Contest
First Place – Abigail E. Gonzales (ICA–SHS)
Second Place – Marco Vallano (ICA–South)
Third Place – Krizzian Ople (ICA–North)
Environmental Quiz Bee
First Place: ICA–SHS
Rachel B. Tabilin
Marvin Banzuela
Judylyn Valdez
Second Place: EAC–SHS
Khalid Hassan Magdy
Nadine Endaya
Frances Anne Castillo
Third Place: ICA–North
Romeo Calalang
Janice Lucinario
Cherry Babasa
The Emilio Aguinaldo College Science High School is the brainchild of the National Scientist, Dr. Paolo C. Campos. He earnestly believes that inspite of the presence of government-funded science high schools, there is still a dearth of secondary schools, which could answer the call for science and mathematics-enriched curricula for talented youth.
The dream to expand opportunities for gifted students in the sciences, mathematics and technology became a reality with the approval of the application of Dr. Jose Paulo E. Campos, President of YLFI-EAC to open the conceived science high school by DECS-NCR on April 20, 1999.
Application Form
Application for Science High School
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About the Principal
Eloisa E. Olivera. Dissertation Writing, Doctor of Education, De La Salle University – Dasmariñas, Dasmariñas, Cavite; Master of Arts in Education, University of Baguio, Baguio City; Bachelor of Science in Biology, University of Baguio, Baguio City. Principal, EAC Science High School.