Bacoor National High School - Molino Main 1.34

Bacoor National High School formerly known as Bacoor Municipal High School (Padre Mariano Gomez National High School)

It started its operation in July 3, 1972 with an initial enrollment of 207 students in the first year with five faculty members with Ms. Anslema Tesosero as Officer-In-Charge

The Honorable Pablo G. Sorino, the municipal mayor of Bacoor initiated the establishment of the municipal high school to answer the growing need for public secondary school in Bacoor, Cavite.

The school year 1975-1976 a complete 4-year secondary course was already offered by the school.

On July 1, 1983, the Bacoor Municipal High School became a National High School.

Through the initiative of the Principal then, Mrs. Remedios N. Cionelo, the barangay captain of Molino, David Camantigue and the governor of Cavite, Juanito Remulla, the establishments of the Bacoor National High School-Annex become a reality.

The annex started its operation on school year 1985-1986 with an enrollment of 210 students and seven faculty members.

The school occupies four classrooms donated by Governor Juanito Remulla and Mrs. Consorcia K. Espiritu, Head Teacher III of Bacoor National High School act as the Officer-In-Charge but under the supervision of the school principal, Mrs. Remedios N. Cionelo.

With the implementation of Republic Act No. 6655, otherwise known as Free Secondary Education, the school experienced a tremendous overflow of students. With this, the administration encountered difficulties in terms of lack of teachers, rooms, armchairs and in general, building to house the students.

Through the initiative of the school principal, at present, Bacoor National High School reaches its achievement. More infrastructures were built and major developments occurred to sustain the rapid increase of enrollees. Today, from its humble beginnings, Bacoor National High School and its annexes transformed itself into a recognized school in the town of Bacoor