Class of 2023 enjoys first day on ASHS campus as a batch
19 Oct 2022
It was the turn of our 950+ Ateneo de Manila Senior High School (ASHS) Grade 12 students to bond on the ASHS campus with their batchmates on Tuesday, October 18, for the first full onsite day of the Class of 2023. As ASHS Principal Noel Miranda and ASHS Chaplain Fr. Bong Dahunan SJ made their rounds, they couldn’t help but notice that many classrooms were full, with no students absent.
Enjoy your days on our campus, Batch 2023! Fill our rooms and green spaces with your youthful vigor, affecting laughter, and winsome love for learning and discovery!
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