Sagad High School - Pasig City, Philippines

Rizal High School is considered the biggest high school in the world in terms of population. Proof of it is in the number of annexes located in several barrios in Pasig City. One of which is Rizal High School Annex SAGAD. It started in 1978 with the late Carlos Gesilva as the first Head Teacher.

Only one pre-pub building with six classrooms amidst the open ground called “GUNAW” by the residents. Newly born as it was, RHS Sagad had only twelve sections in 1st Year, no other year level. It operated in two shifts, one from 7:00 AM – 1:40 PM and the second from 1:40 PM – 8:00 PM. There were only nine teachers, to recall a few Mrs. Salome Galang, Mrs. Relma Gimpao, Mrs. Leonora Marquez, and Mrs. Evelyn Santos. Some teachers from the main plant handled extra teaching loads at Sagad  

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Annex. For seven long years, the school was without fence, the school officers of the RHSAS PTA SY 1985-1986 initiated a project putting a fence, the officers. With the generous support of the local government the first concrete fence was realized in June 1986. From then on several changes took place particularly in school buildings. First to rise was the three storey NCR building. The construction was funded by the DPWH, listed for almost ten years from 1981 – 1991. Likewise, non-government units did not spare their sources fro RHS Sagad. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce under the presidency of Mr. Benito Chua donated a multi-purpose hall of two classroom sizes in 1992. More buildings came into existence under the administration of Mayor Vicente P. Eusebio. The VPE I which is adjacent to NCR, was constructed in October 1992 to June 1993. On 1995 the pre-pub building was demolished to give way to the construction of the VPE II school building. Then April 2000, the six storey building was constructed and finished November 24, 2000 to accommodate the rapidly increasing student populace.