Tagum City National High School - Gallery

Gallery

  • West Wing building housing the rooms for all Third Year sections and Administrative Offices

  • East Wing building housing rooms for Second and Fourth Year sections

  • Classroom setting

  • TCNHS students using the Computer Laboratory I

  • Senior students conducting water rocket launching experiments as part of their Physics lessons.

  • Students receiving the Holy Communion during Holy Eucharist.

  • Student violinists under the RTU Musicians program of the City LGU

  • Tagum City Mayor Rey T. Uy with the student journalists

  • Students during the 2008 Earthquake drill

  • Students listening to a drug symposium sponsored by the Philippine National Police

  • Audio Visual Room

  • Audio Visual Room

  • Finance Office (Now transferred to former Records Office)

  • Research I class held in inside the Computer Laboratory

  • Computer Laboratory I, where Computer Education classes for First, Second and Third Year sections are held

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