Parañaque LGU officials recognize city’s science high school students
The Paranaque City government lauded the students of the city’s science high school, Parañaque Science High School (ParSci), for their achievements during its 8th commencement exercises  held at Sequoia Hotel Manila Bay.
Mayor Eric Olivarez said the home of the city’s cream of the crop students has contributed to making the city excel in the National Achievement Test (NAT) results recently.
NAT exams were given to selected Grade 6, 10, and 12 students, including junior and high school students of ParSci.
The mayor said the ranking of Paranaque in terms of NAT results has improved, proof that the city government has been focused in providing quality of education for the students in the city.

Parañaque City Mayor Eric Olivarez speaks before Olivarez, who is the author of the Free Higher Education Act during his term as a member of the House of Representatives then, encouraged the graduates to pursue college education as he believes that the ParSci graduates are ensured of landing in top universities including state colleges in the country.
He also thanked the ParSci educators and the entire faculty for their unconditional support and commitment to the students.
ParSci is headed by Ma. Rhodora Espino, Ed.D., who is known to many, including the Department of Education community in the city, as a dedicated educator and school head.
First District Representative Edwin Olivarez also lauded the ParSci graduates for continuing to bring honor to the city with their accomplishments.
“Umasa kayo na patuloy na bibigyan ng priority ng pamahalaang lungsod ng Paranaque ang edukasyon (Rest assured that the city government will give education, the top priority), Congressman Olivarez speaking before the 140 ParSci graduates, said.

Rep. Olivarez urged the senior high school graduates to pursue their studies in college so that when they earn their respective degrees, they can easily look for a job as professionals in the many companies and business establishments located in the city’s central business district in the Manila Bay area.Â
Under the watch of Dr. Espino, the school’s journalism community recently received the following awards during the Regional Schools Press Conference 2025:Â
Best Sports Section – first place, school paper category (Editor-In-Chief: Jericho Andrei Santarina)
Science and Technology Writing- 4th place, individual (Felicity Mary Sarmiento)
Sports Writing-  4th place, individual – (Lairus Cedrick Bravante)
News Writing - 5th Place, individual – (Alec Zander Bucad)
Online Publishing- 4th Place, group category – (Elina Kefira Morales, Angel Jane Kimenero, Rean Kneisha Besitan, Tanya Reverie Rafanan, and Jaril Magpusao Andrade.
Other achievements of the science high school were those in the field of performing arts, robotics, mathematics and science, among others.


