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1) San Luis National High School (SLNHS) was established through Republic Act 8463 to serve students in Barangay San Luis, City of Gingoog, Province of Misamis Oriental. 2) SLNHS began in 1998 with 26 pioneer students and has since expanded, with support from local government and organizations, to include 11 classrooms, laboratories, offices and a two-story building currently under construction. 3) The school now has 13 teachers, including Principal Edwin Evangelista, committed to fulfilling SLNHS's vision and mission.
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