Hearters for Hope

Teachers also need to be pampered. Be inspired with how Ms. Mitos Gonzales, our Language Area Coordinator, takes care of herself to be ready to face new challenges.#selfcareshare#SHS-ADC    

Even our Grade School Mathematicians need a break. Be inspired with how Mr. Anthony Hejie Suralta, the Math Area Coordinator, rejuvenates himself to be ready in teaching Math through fun and exercise. #SelfCareShare #SHS-ADC  

From the farming community of Dalaguete, Cebu, Ms. Mary Jane A. Rodrigo, Sacred Heart School – Ateneo de Cebu Grade School Filipino teacher, proudly shares how the humble farmers create a significant impact to the whole country. Through her passion for farming, she wants to remind people that the hardworking tillers of the soil are

Eagle Scout Ken Boltiador lives by his duty: “to help others at all times.” Over the quarantine period, he gave out pastries to the frontliners in some areas of Mandaue City, as well as to those assigned in the borders. Through this, Ken shows us that even a small act of kindness can make a

With a golden voice, Aaliyah San Juan, a devoted member of the Ateneo Hearter Glee Club, sings her heart out with her own version of the song “Safe”. Hoping to lift our spirits in the name of God’s love, she reminds us to grow closer to the Lord regardless the circumstances because we can find

Chanhee Lee of Grade 6 – Regis and Kunhee Lee of Grade 6 – Gonzaga used their graduation gifts to buy sacks of rice and distributed them to their needy neighbors. Their concern for others reminds us that we face the pandemic as one community. Just like them, the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus calls

Ms. Lhyn M. Arcilla spearheads several community – based distributions of aid to the people of Barangay Adlaon, Cebu City. As the Grade School Social Studies Area Coordinator, she reminds us that true leaders practice what they preach. Indeed, love is shown more in actions than in words. #HeartersForHope : Being God’s Heart Today #SHS-AdC

Learning is fun! Michael David John Arnoza Abello II of Grade 5-Garate and Mirea Kyna Elise Arnoza Abello of Grade 1–Mayer learn basic cooking skills and digital art while they are at home. With the support of their family, they keep themselves creatively busy and use their newly-learned skills to spread happiness and support especially

https://www.facebook.com/shsadc/videos/309217410074854/ Natania Shay Du, SHS-AdC Batch 2020’s Horacio Dela Costa Excellence in Writing awardee, shares her musings on a future that is put on hold. Through her spoken word poem, “When the World Stopped Turning,” she dares to ask how can one conceive a tomorrow when the present no longer follows the rules of logic

Staying at home with young children during the quarantine is not easy. However, Mme. Giselle Mulder, our Senior High School Language and Communications teacher, makes sure that her family enjoys its time together while staying productive. She and her husband, Chef Mark Mulder, are training their daughters to become superstars in the kitchen. Using cooking