Quezon City Science High School 1433276 225783087 2008-07-15T11:18:11Z 124.107.159.48 {{Infobox K-12 School |name = Quezon City Science High School (RSHS-NCR) |image = [[Image:Quesci_logo.jpg]] |established = [[1967]] |type = Regional Science High School, Public Science High School |region = National Capital Region |curriculum = Regional Science High School Curriculum |motto = ''Xientia et Virtus'' |founder = Dr. Herminigilda Garcia Margate |principal = '''Dr. Zenaida Panti Sadsad''' |predecessor = Dr. Proceso T. Lera |city = District 1, Division of City Schools - [[Quezon City]] |state = [[Metro Manila]] |country = [[Philippines]] |address = Golden Acres Rd., cor. Misamis St., Bago Bantay, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines }} </div><!--end of slate grey box--> </div><!--end of floated right section; article starts here--> '''Quezon City Science High School''' '''(QCSHS or simply Quesci)''' is the science high school for Quezon City located at Golden Acres Rd., cor. Misamis St., Bago Bantay, [[Quezon City]], [[Philippines]]. Founded in 1967, it is the Regional Science High School for the National Capital Region (RSHS-NCR) It was appointed as the Regional Science High School for the National Capital Region in 1998. It holds the distinction as among the national leaders in the field of Mathematics competitions being among the country's most consistent schools in terms of its performance in the DepEd-sponsored MTAP contests the past 10 years.{{Fact|date=July 2007}} The school holds one of the highest percentages of entrance test passers in premiere colleges in the Philippines like the [[University of the Philippines]] and the [[Ateneo de Manila University]].{{Fact|date=July 2007}} Currently, QueSci holds the topnotcher post in the Division Achievement Test in Quezon City. QCSHS also has two publications, namely '''The Electron''', and '''''"Ang Banyuhay"''''', where QueSci is one of the national leaders and award baggers in competitions. In fact, it currently holds the District Press Conference for the 14th consecutive year, Division Press Conference, Regional Press Conference, Teodoro Valencia Awards, and YMCA Search for the Young Campus Journalist(2007-2008). QCSHS' sections are named after different scientists namely Avogadro, Becquerel, Curie, Darwin, Edison, Einstein, Fleming, for Regional Science High School Curriculum and for the Engineering And Science Education Program Curriculum, Archimedes and Bernoulli. This was adapted only for Batch 2009. For Batch 2012, another section, Galileo, was added. == Historical Background == The inauguration of the Quezon City Science High School (QCSHS) on September 17, 1967 was the fulfillment of a great man’s dream, a vision turned into reality. The vision of providing splendid opportunities for the more talented students of Quezon City and those who have great interest in Mathematics and Science came into reality when Mrs. Hermenigilda Garcia Margate, the Division Science Supervisor, conceived the establishment of a science high school in Quezon City. This idea was announced by Mr. Alfredo J. Andal, City Superintendent of Schools in the year 1967. The dream actually started in 1963 when Mrs. Margate was given permission by Dr. Andal to create a first year class using a special science curriculum in Quirino and San Francisco High Schools. This idea was welcome by Mrs. Dela Cruz and Mrs. Trinidad Estrada, principals of the two schools respectively. A first year class was established in each school every year thereafter as the first batch of students progressed to the next class year level until 1967, when they reached their fourth year. Mrs. Margate thought it was time to establish a Science High School in Quezon City. On July 11, 1967, a memorandum was sent to all principals and assistant principals and head teacher, Mrs. Hermenigilda Garcia Margate, Mathematics and Science Supervisor, was designated by the City Superintendent to organize and take charge of the Quezon City Science High School. After a rigid examination and successive interviews the QCSHS started with 28 competent teachers, including Mrs. Leticia L. Lomibao, and 325 equally talented students coming from different high schools in Quezon City. In its first year of existence, the school shared a campus with Judge Juan Luna High School at San Francisco del Monte. A year after, the school moved to the present site of the Quezon City General Hospital, formerly the San Jose Seminary. On September 1, 1967, the QCSHS Faculty Club was organized and on September 3, 1967, the first QCSHS Parent-Teacher Association came into being. The first PTA donated chairs, tables and facilities needed in their children’s learning process. The said association also formulated a resolution requesting a school site from the City Council and pre-fab building from authorities concerned. The persistence of Mrs. Margate as an Officer-in-Charge, parents, teachers and student-leaders in following-up the physical plant needs of the school finally bore fruit when the Quezon Cty Council through the leadership of the then Vice Mayor Ismael A. Mathay Jr. donated the present school site, measuring 2.4 hectares under the Quezon City Government with TCT # 265553 in Barangay Santo Cristo, Bago Bantay, Quezon City in 1969. In 1976, a two-storey semi concrete six-room building was constructed and was made possible with the representation of the former Schools Superintendent Commemoracion M. Concepcion to the Quezon City Board. Another two-storey six-room concrete science building was finally completed in 1983 through the combined efforts of the then City Mayor Adelina Rodriguez and the incumbent Division Superintendent, Dr. Edna B. Azurin. Imbued with the desire of discovering and developing the country’s potential scientists and making Quezon City Science High Schol a show window for science in the city, Dr. Edna B. Azurin provided the school with a well equipped speech laboratory and a fully air conditioned computer rooms. In 1989, the National Secondary Education Curriculum (NSEC) under the Secondary Development Program implemented the teaching of Science and Technology and Mathematics. QCSHS was chosen as the Regional Leader School in the National Capital Region (NCR). In the succeeding year, through the U.S. AID Program, additional laboratory rooms for Chemistry, Biology and Integrated Science were made available in the newly constructed Science and Technology building. In the same year, Technology and Home Economics (T.H.E.) department had a new Home Economics building which serves as their practice house. To ensure that science and technology are well enhanced by the 21st century, the government thrust on the 90’s focused on science and technology subjects. Once again QCSHS was chosen to spearhead the implementation of the new technology based curriculum. Two classes were formed to pilot the said curriculum. This thrust also aims to offer it to a large number of students; hence, by 1995 to 1997 more rooms were made with the construction of the Mathay Hall, DOST Chemistry and Physics Laboratory buildings. In line with the upgrading of facilities, improvements were also made I the library, Science and Mathematics centers, the world class Conference Hall, Multi-purpose Covered Court, Computer Centers, air-conditioned Faculty Room and new CAT headquarters. In 1999, a four storey sixteen room concrete building was constructed through the efforts of Mayor Ismael A. Mathay Jr. On the same year, the Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Aquilina S. Rivas, undertook the renovation of the DOST Laboratory. Having maintained high academic excellence, QCSHS was declared in June 1999 as the Regional Science High School for NCR by virtue of DepEd Order No. 58, series 1999 in consonance with R.A. 8496 (An act to establish the Philippine Science High School System and Providing Funds thereof). In line with this, a new system of screening of in-coming freshmen is introduced by the Division of City Schools through the leadership of Dr. Aquilina S. Rivas. In March 2001, Dr. Rivas turned over the QCSHS to the DepEd NCR. On February 11, 2003, Dr. Corazon Santiago, then Regional Director of DepEd NCR turned over the school again to the Division of City Schools. This turn over carries with it Administrative and Supervisory Functions. With the concerted effort of the government, the PTA, the concerned agencies and the school personnel, the Quezon City Science High School will be able to provide maximum opportunities for the science-gifted youth to develop their spirit of inquiry and creativity to sharpen their ability in decision-making as they assume their role in the community. Source: Quezon City Science High School Student Handbook ed. 2006 == Admission == Applicants must have at least a grade of 85 in major subjects (Sciences, Math, English) and at least 83 in minor subjects to be able to take the entrance exam. In the first screening, applicants must achieve a score of at least 75%. In order to pass the second screening, an applicant must be in the top 250 of the examinees. The Third, and last, Screening is an interview. == Brief History == Dr. Hermingilda Garcia Margate, then Division Science Supervisor, conceived the establishment of a science high school in Quezon City. This idea was announced by Mr. Alfredo J. Andal, then City Schools Superintendent in the year 1967. Later, in 1997, the city science high school of Quezon City was designated by the Department of Education - National Capital Region as the Regional Science High School for the National Capital Region. QueSci celebrated its 40th foundation anniversary last [[September 17]], [[2007]] and named the Administration Building's lobby, the Margate Hall, dedicated to its foundress, the late Dr. Hermingilda G. Margate. Her son, Ryan, was the one who unveiled the new marker for the building. The new principal is Mrs. Zenaida P. Sadsad, a former science teacher in this institute. She implemented a new policy that would strictly advise that students shall come before 7:00 AM. She was also implementing one-hour extension everyday to sophomores and additional Saturday regular classes which is first time in Scientian history. She also implemented additional courses for Second Year, Third Year and Fourth Year namely Advance Biology for Second Year, Speech and Drama or Journalism for Third Year and Linear Algebra, Journalism and Pamamahayag or Technical Writing for the Fourth Year. == The Principal == The current principal of Quezon City Science High School is Dr. Zenaida Panti Sadsad. Dr. Sadsad came from Santa Lucia High School, now designated as Principal III of QCSHS. Due to the many changes in school rules and policy that Dr. Sadsad has implemented, a large number of outcries has been heard from the students, expressed in blogs, text messages, and, most recently, vandalism of school property. Because of these protests, Dr. Sadsad personally talked to the third and fourth year students, and in the course of her speeches, promised to revert most of the changes that she had had carried out. It is under her administration that the alumni was banned from entering school grounds for the second time in QueSci history. Dr. Sadsad replaced the 11-month principal of QCSHS, Dr. Proceso T. Lera, who is now appointed at North Fairview High School as Principal IV. Dr. Lera is the successor of another less-than-a-year termer principal, Dr. Romulo B. Rocena. Dr. Rocena, now principal of Ernesto Rondon High School replaced Ms. Betty Cuarte Cavo, now Assistant Division Schools Superintendent. QueSci's first principal is Dr. Herminigilda Garcia Margate. Former Principals are: {| class="wikitable" |- ! Name of Principal ! Year |- | Dr. Herminigilda Garcia Margate | 1967-1969 |- | Mr. Ponciano Salvador | 1969-1971 |- | Dr. Juanita M. Reyes | 1971-1976 |- | Dr. Demetrio D. Monis | 1976-1983 |- | Dr. Norma B. Reyes | 1983-1986 |- | Dr. Lilia A. Sahagun | 1986-1993 |- | Mrs. Ligliwa F. Caindec | 1993-1997 |- | Dr. Milagros A. San Juan | 1997-2000 |- | Dr. Justina A. Farolan | February 2000 - March 2000 |- | Dr. Teresita N. Turla(OIC) | July 2000 - May 2001 |- | Dr. Josefina Cunanan(OIC) | July 2001 - October 2001 |- | Dr. Erico Habijan | October 2001 - July 2002 |- | Ms. Betty Cuarte Cavo | November 2002 - March 2006 |- | Dr. Romulo B. Rocena | April 2006 - November 2006 |- | Dr. Proceso T. Lera | December 2006 - September 2007 |- | Dr. Zenaida Panti Sadsad | October 2007- |} == Facilities == ===The Margate Hall=== Then the QCSHS Administration Building, it was renamed to Margate Hall after its founder, then Quezon City Division Science & Mathematics Supervisor Herminigilda Margate in celebration of its 40th anniversary. The central building of QCSHS is located near the school covered court, which houses the Office of the Parrot, err Principal, Office of School Properties, Office of the Registrar and the conference hall in the first floor. In the second level's south wing is of the English Department, with its English Center, Reading Center, Speech Laboratory and Staff and Publications Room/ Journalism Staff Room found. Located in the north wing of the second level are the botany and physics laboratories and Mathematics Club Office. ===Mathay I Building=== This three-story building houses the QueSci's Mathematics Center and Laboratory as well as its school library and e-library which is connected to the international networking. You can also locate the Earth & Environmental Science Laboratory as well as the room for the school's students of the Engineering & Science Education Curriculum. The MAPEH and Filipino department are also located in this building because the canteen had to be transferred to the rooms of the said departments. ===QCSHS Science & Technology Building=== It is the main building of school's Science Department. In the first level are the Integrated Science and Biology Laboratories (as well as office/eating/chat/chismis area for the teachers utilizing the laboratory). In the second level are the two airconditioned Computer Laboratories and the Science Center. But this school year (S.Y. 2008 - 2009), 4 sections of the Third year students (Avogadro, Becquerel, Curie, and Einstein) were placed in the laboratories because of the demolition of a part of the Margate Hall. ===DOST Building=== The Department of Science & Technology's Engineering & Science Education Building, a one-story structure houses the school's Physics and Chemistry laboratories which was funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST). The building was constructed under then Division Superintendent Aquilina S. Rivas. ===Mathay II Hall=== A four-story classroom building constructed through the local government of Quezon City under the administration of the former Quezon City Mayor Ismael Mathay Jr. It houses all the sections of Second Year of the Regional Science High School Curriculum and to fourth year both RSHS and Engineering and Science Education Curriculum (ESEP). ===Icasiano-Calalay Building=== It is located beside the Mathay I Building. It formerly houses Second Year Students, but because a part of Margate Hall is demolished where the Freshmen stays, the Sophomores are transferred to the Third and Fourth Floor of Mathay II Building, while the Freshmen occupies the Icasiano-Calalay Building. ===Canteen=== It is located at the back of the demolished part of Margate Hall but it is under construction. The Canteen transferred to the Filipino and MAPEH Center located at the back of Mathay II. ==School Logo== Scientia et Virtus is translated as Science and Virtue. The Book and the Torch symbolize intelligence and wisdom. Laurel is for peace. Atomium is the Scientians above-average aptitude in the field of Science and scientific fraudulence. They enjoin alumni (and university graduates) in competitions designed for high school students. ==Alma Mater Song== Alma Mater Song by Mrs. Aurora Sison Former Music Teacher of QCSHS Alma Mater dear and beloved. Fountain of truth and light. United and dedicated to you will ever be. To distant lands we may go. Searching for truth and the unknown. To thee we pledge our loyal hearts and souls. Quezon City Science High School. To thee we pledge our loyal hearts and souls. Quezon City Science High School. ==Mission== To equip Scientians with scientific and leadership skills to a relevant and globally competitive Science and Technology education program ==Vision== A center of excellence in Science Education that shall develop potential leaders in science-related fields. ==Core Values== S-Strength C-Commitment I-Integrity E-Excellence N-Nationalism T-Truth I-Imagination A-Accountability N-Nobility ===Strength=== QCSHS is a breeding ground for future leaders of our nation. We believe in develping and nurturing strong characters in our students, who are mindful of the privelege of being Scientians, and graduate from this institution ready to meet challenges of leadership, and having a strong sense of purpose and desire to serve the countryand humanity, and the moral and mental strength to do what is right even in the face of adversity. ===Commitment=== Our faculty and staff are committed to providing the highest quality of secondary education to the youth of our city and region. We instill in our students a lifelong love of learning and commitment to scholarship and inquiry that will drive them to further intellectual pursuits. ===Integrity=== We, students and teachers alike, adhere to the highest standards of ethics in all our professional and personal responsibilities as members of this priveleged community. As Scientians, w3e conduct ourselves with uncompromising integrity and honesty in our relations with one another and with our community. ===Excellence=== QCSHS has an unbroken tradition of excellence in academics. We are on par with the best high schools, public or private, and our graduates are accepted to the best universities in our country. We are committed to providing a dynamic intellectual community of scholar-teachers and student-scholars and encourage our students and teachers constant engagement in intellectual and scholarly pursuits. ===Nationalism=== Love and loyalty for one's country are true virtues and among the highest values a person can develop. QCSHS fully supports all programs that will inspire and promote nationalism in our youth. Attendance to all Flag Raising Ceremonies is required. All Scientians are expected to demonstrate due respect to the Philippine Flag, and participate and show proper decorum during the morning assembly for the ceremony. ===Trust=== Trust presupposes truthfulness, honest and respect for oneself and others, and is integral to a person's moral and intellectual development. QCSHS adheres to an HONOR CODE that strictly prohibits cheating and plagiarism in all student work, including exams and papers/projects. We invoke the spirit of truth in all our endeavors, put trust in our knowledge and capacity to learn. ===Imagination=== We foster creativity and imagination in our students, and supports freedom of expression and encourage innovation teaching and learning by our faculty and students. QCSHS has always been supportive of all kinds of artistic and scientific endeavors, and we have an excellent tack record in regional, national, and international competitions in English, Science and Mathematics. ===Accountability=== As Scientians, we are held to higher standards of behavior and conduct. We take responsibility for all our actions, tale blame for our faults and praise for good work, all the while learning from experience and from the consequences of our actions. This is the essence of accountability hence we must always strive to do the right thing. ===Nobility=== Nobility of spirit and character derives from humility. Having education is a privelege not all are fortunate to have. Having a Scientian education is an opportunity only a select few are given. Admissions to a Scientia is a humbling moment. Four years at Scientia is an ennoblingexperience *QCSHS Student Handbook ed. 2006 == Curriculum == ===Regional Science High School Curriculum=== {| class="wikitable" |- ! Subject Area ! Curriculum Year Level 1 ! Curriculum Year Level 2 ! Curriculum Year Level 3 ! Curriculum Year Level 4 |- | Science | Earth and Environmental Science; Integrated Science | Biological Science | Chemistry I(Basic Chemistry); Physics I(Basic Physics) | Chemistry II(Advanced Chemistry); Physics II(Advanced Physics) |- | Mathematics | Elementary Algebra | Mathematics II-A (Advanced Algebra); Mathematics II-B (Geometry) | Pre-Calculus and Trigonometry | Calculus with Analytic Geometry |- | English | Grammar, Communication Skills, and Literature | Grammar, Communication Skills, and Afro-Asian Literature | Grammar, Communication Skills, and Asian Literature | Grammar, Communication Skills, and World Literature |- | Filipino | Filipino I | Filipino II | Filipino III | Filipino IV |- | Social Science | Araling Panlipunan I | Araling Panlipunan II | Araling Panlipunan III | Araling Panlipunan IV |- | MAPEH | Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health I | Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health II | Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health III | Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health IV |- | Computer Education | Computer Education I | Computer Education II | No Computer Education [for this curriculum] | No Computer Education [for this curriculum] |- | Research | Research I (Technical Writing and Basic Statistics) | No Research for this Year Level | Research II-A | Research II-B |- | Electives | No Electives for this Year Level | Advanced Technical Writing; Biotechnology; Botany; Business Mathematics; Journalism I; Pamamahayag I; Drafting | Business Correspondence; Biochemistry; Zoology; Analytic Geometry; Journalism II; Pamamahayag II; Speech and Drama; French I | Creative Writing; Environmental Chemistry; Geology, Meteorology and Astronomy; Linear Algebra; Journalism III; Pamamahayag III, Theater Arts; French II; Humanities; Electricity |} ===Engineering and Science Education Program (ESEP) Curriculum=== {| class="wikitable" |- ! Subject Area ! Curriculum Year Level 1 ! Curriculum Year Level 2 ! Curriculum Year Level 3 ! Curriculum Year Level 4 |- | Science | Integrated Science; Earth and Environmental Science | Biological Science | Chemistry I(Basic Chemistry); Physics I(Basic Physics) | Chemistry II(Advanced Chemistry); Physics II(Advanced Physics) |- | Mathematics | Elementary Algebra | Intermediate Algebra; Geometry | Advanced Algebra | Mathematics IV |- | English | Grammar, Communication Skills, and Literature | Grammar, Communication Skills, and Afro-Asian Literature | Grammar, Communication Skills, and Asian Literature | Grammar, Communication Skills, and World Literature |- | Filipino | Filipino I | Filipino II | Filipino III | Filipino IV |- | Social Science | Araling Panlipunan I | Araling Panlipunan II | Araling Panlipunan III | Araling Panlipunan IV |- | Technology and Livelihood Education | TLE I: Computer Education | TLE II: Information and Communications Technology, Agriculture/Fisheries, Civil Technology, Electronics/Electricity | TLE III: Information and Communications Technology, Agriculture/Fisheries, Civil Technology, Electronics/Electricity | TLE IV: Information and Communications Technology, Agriculture/Fisheries, Civil Technology, Digital Electronics(Robotics)/Electricity |- | MAPEH | Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health I | Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health II | Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health III | Music, Arts, Physical Education, and Health IV |- | Research | Research I-A (Basic Statistics and Technical Writing) | Research II (Engineering for Science and Tech., Basic Statistics in Research) | [no research in curriculum] | Research III (Research in Science) |- | Values Education | Values Education I | Values Education II | Values Education III | Values Education IV |- | | Developmental Reading | | Biotechnology, Advanced Statistics | |} *Source: QCSHS Student Handbook, 2006 Edition == Incumbent Department Heads == The following are the incumbent department heads of the Quezon City Science High School (Regional Science High School for NCR):<br /> {| class="wikitable" |- ! Department ! Chairman |- | Science | Rosavilla T. Dacquel |- | English | Nena Sy-Bongon |- | Mathematics | Isabel C. Cayetano |- | Filipino | Imelda A. Hilario |- | ICT | Zenaida G. Damo |- | MAPEH | Leticia L. Lomibao |- | Social Studies | Carmen R. Awitan |} ==SSG Officers== The following are the incoming SSG Officers of Batch 2008-2009. Jizzer Lawrence Co of A.I.S.L.E. Party succeeded former SSG President Cheng Laroco(2007-2008). Other Former Supreme Student Government(formerly known as Student Consultative Body) Presidents are Levi Martin Borromeo(1999-2000), Hazel Caasi(2001-2002), Nicole Anne David(2002-2003), Maria Yna Pereyra(2003-2004), Mark Jerome Mauricio(2004-2005), Juneleine Hazel Villaroman(2005-2006) and Audrey Carino(2006-2007) :<br /> {| class="wikitable" |- ! Position ! Name |- | President | Jizzer Lawrence Co |- | Vice President | Patricia de la Cruz |- | Secretary | Samantha Andales |- | Treasurer | Justine Eli Sayana |- | Auditor | Kathleen Largo |- | PIO | Brylle Tabora |- | Peace Officer | Royce Ibanez |- | Peace Officer | Jason Serafica |- | CYL 1 Representative | Jonathan Chan |- | CYL 2 Representative | Juancho Agoncillo |- | CYL 3 Representative | Charles Luzano |- | CYL 4 Representative | Joshua Bataller |- | Chairman for Co-Curricular Activities | Carlo Limbo |- | SSG Adviser | Carmen R. Awitan |} Not yet taken their oath. == The Faculty == Quezon City Science High School Faculty is made up of competent educators with expertise in their field. The following is the list of members of the QCSHS Faculty and Staff and their handled subjects/positions. The only remaining faculty member since Quesci's foundation is MAPEH Chairman Leticia Lorenzana Lazo-Lomibao. {| border="0" cellpadding="10" style="float:top; font-size:0.85em; background-color:#E3E3E8;" *'''This section does not represent a whole list of the Quezon City Science High School Faculty.''' |+'''QUEZON CITY SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY AND STAFF''''' |'''ENGLISH DEPARTMENT''' *Natividad Ramos (English I, English II, English IV, Creative Writing) *Bernardo Panzo (Technical Writing I) *Donabelle Banzon (English I) *Mary Grace See (English III, Humanities, Registrar) *Catherine Arrieta (French I, Registrar) *Zenaida Nicolas (English II) *Liza Gapas (English I) *Josefina Hael (Librarian/Acting Property Custodian/Values Education) *Rex Arcadio San Diego II (Exploratory Journalism, Journalism I and II)** *Mark Paglicawan (English, Theatre Arts) *Arnel Canaveral* (English III) |'''SCIENCE DEPARTMENT'''<br /> *Melissa Colosaga (Biology/Biotechnology) *Josephine Obligar (Biology/Botany) *Digna Paningbatan (Earth and Environmental Science I) *Arlene Ambata (Environmental Science/Practical Chemistry) *Ronualdo Esteban (Basic Chemistry) *Alfredo Bocato* (Basic Chemistry) *Eva Marie Espera (Zoology, Integrated Science) *Ian Mark Allas (Basic Physics) *Shirley Bael (Natural Science I) *Noel P. Diaz (Research II-B) *Dennis Danipog (Advanced Chemistry/Research II-B) *Isal Kulong (Advanced Physics) *Barton Batobato (Advanced Physics/Environmental Chemistry) *Teresa Mejia (Basic Physics) *Marianne Jacinto (Basic Chemistry, Research I) *Maria Cristina Hilario (Research 2) *Cynthia Ticlim (Advanced Chemistry) |'''SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT'''<br /> *Jackson Bacabac (Economics) *Joselito Semana (Philippine History and Government) *Hilda Marquez (Asian History) *Gretas Futol (World History) *Jessen Mendoza (World History) *Marina Tan |'''MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT'''<br /> *Thelma Villaluna (Math IV Advanced Calculus/Linear Algebra) *Denmark Alarcon (Math III Pre-calculus and Trigonometry/Business Mathematics) *Felicitas Nuestro (Basic Statistics) *Fritzie Eugenio (Intermediate Algebra) *Guggie Senador (Math IV Advanced Calculus) *Rolly Bitancor (Geometry) *Joanne Bandayrel (Advanced Statistics) *Jessica Fernandez (Elementary Algebra) *Arnaldo Chua (Elementary Algebra/Analytic Geometry) *Honorato Estacio (Geometry/Intermediate Algebra) *Jose Ramon Lorenzo (Math III Pre-calculus and Trigonometry) *Sally Mapang (Advanced Statistics, Math III Pre-calculus and Trigonometry) |'''FILIPINO DEPARTMENT'''<br /> *Jesselyn Murcillo (Filipino I) *Doris Moreno (Filipino II/Malikhaing Pagsulat) *Marivic Quinto (Filipino III) *Elsa Villar (Filipino IV) |'''ICT DEPARTMENT<br /> *Marilou Bustria (Computer II) *Edna Macauyag (Computer I) *Maritess Tayamora (Computer II) *Maria Evangeline Belardo* (ICT III-IV for ESEP) |'''MAPEH DEPARTMENT'''<br /> *Susan Pundol (MAPEH I) *Hope Toledo (MAPEH IV/Drafting) *Felisa Valdez (MAPEH I, II and III) *Elvie Hermano (MAPEH III and IV) *Crescencia dela Paz (MAPEH II) *Magnolia Moquerio (MAPEH IV) |} <s> </s> ''*On leave'' ''**Changed to Technical Writing I Teacher'' ==Trivia== *Scientia's date of birth is September 17, 1967. *Quesci's very first location was with Judge Juan Luna High School. *Quesci's next location was in the present site of Quezon City General Hospital. *The present QCSHS site is around 2.4 hectares. *Quesci became the Regional Science High School on 1997, by DECS Order No. 58 Series 99 and Republic Act 8496. *Quesci's past and present sections are Curie, Darwin, Edison and Einstein where Curie was section one. From 1972-1973, Star Apollo, Gemini and Mercury were the sections(proof is the existing bulletin board located at the Mathay II Building. When Quesci increased its population, Pascal and Newton were added. Avogadro and Becquerel were added as ESEP from 1994-1997. Eventually, Avogadro and Becquerel replaced Curie and Dawin as top sections on 2003. Archimedes and Bernoulli were added on Batch 2009. Later on, Galileo was added for batch 2012. *Mrs. Leticia L. Lomibao is one of the earliest pioneer teachers who's still in Quesci. *Mr. Reymundo Madriaga joined the faculty on 1968. *The Oldest existing building of Quesci is the, soon demolished, QCSHS multi-purpose cooperative. *Mr. Boy C. De Guia, one-time showbiz talkshow host and movie reporter was the first QCSHS The Electron School Paper Adviser. *The alumni who returned to teach in Quesci were Ms. Mildred Legaspi(Class of 1974), Ms. Mylene Saligumba (Class of 1978) 1984-1987, Mr. Jose Ramon Lorenzo (Class of 1979) 1985-present, Mr. Rex Arcadio R. San Diego (Class of 1986) 1993-present, Mrs. Fritzie Sandoval-Eugenio (Class of 1993) 2003-2008, Ms. Rosemarie Capaque (Class of 1992) 2003-2005, Ms. Juvicel de Guzman (Class of 2000) 2003-2004 and Mr. Rommel Madayag (Class of 1989). *The current Principal of QueSci is the smallest in terms of height and Brain Capacity, even shorter than the last female principal QueSci Had. *The owner of the Scientian Road is SM City North EDSA or Henry Sy. [[Image: <gallery> Example.jpg </gallery>]]