SJTHS Science Technology and Engineering Top 70 Student-Qualifiers

The San Jose Technical High School gladly announces the Top 70 student-qualifiers on the pre-admission for the SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING  Special Curriculum Program. 

The names listed below are advised to take the final qualifying examinations on the following schedules: 
August 1, 2022 (AM)  English
August 1, 2022 (PM)  Math
August 2, 2022 (AM) Science 
August 2, 2022 (PM) Interview 

The said qualifying examinations shall determine the Top 40 students who will compose the lone special science class of San Jose Technical High School for the SY:2022-2023

TOP 70 STUDENT-QUALIFIERS:

Lunet, Roeslare Keith S.
Trongcoso, Phoebe B.
Sayde, Aira Jem B.
Basto, Robelyn H.
Daculan, Justine Lance V.
Artita, Kysha Mae
Esmeña, Francis B.
Doria, Manny P.
Garaiz, Gliedel E.
Labrador, Jude Rainiel D.
Arrogancia, Jericho E.
Dollendo, Jocelyn L.
Arce, Judy Mae J.
Pura, April Lloyd L.
Añonuevo, Carc P.
Dollendo, Izy Rose E.
Plandez, Jasmine Venus
Barcoma, Erich P.
Visaya, Stephanie
Tadeo, Anthonieta Mae E.
Tanguilan, Aaron James
Salazar, Fara Jade B.
Pura, Jonabel
Mortalla, Kristine A.
Dula, Kristy V.
Ortega, Jhay-l G.
Mensorado, Raizel Joe
Modrigo, Cherry Lou E.
Espedang, Angel Mae G.
Deniega, Sarlyn P.
Doria, Christian B.
Baloja, Niña D.
Tingzon, Kheanna Mae.
Santana, Rhea Joy D.
Reyes, Faris G.
Visaya, Angela M.
Saliturno, Ann-Ann L.
Morallos, Roezl Lourez I
Digo, Angelito T.
Caspe, RV C.
Tingzon, Alexis A
Rivera, Almira A.
Evaristo, Celine M.
Dumpay, Emariz M.
Guay, Shienna Marie P.
Berio, Rocelle Ann A.
Rizabal, Rexcil P.
Moreno, Jerry B.
Batiles, Rhea Mae
Posio, Vina B.
Durian, Kriselle E.
Lopez, Belinda
Gobrin, Mark Larry L.
Vidal, Leonaul V.
Peñaflor, Kesha A.
Delos Santos, Germaine C.
Guareña, Mark
Tabuna, Tresha Divany D.
Papa, Princess P.
Lagrimas, Arvin M.
Demonteverde, Jerivel A.
Organo, Keeshia Shaine P.
Galino, Zyrus Brent A.
Dumpay, Joana Mae
Lagrimas, Kurt Melain R.
Salazar, Janeca Rose O.
Daculan, Eljuhn E.
Guillera, Jean D.
Horcasitas, Keanna Mae
Saliturno, Cyrell

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