Baguio City Rep. Mark Go welcomed the enactment of measures establishing the Baguio City Sports High School and Baguio City High School for the Arts,
catering to talented youth across Baguio, the Cordilleras, and Northern Luzon.
As the primary author and sponsor of these laws, Go welcomed their passage as a “well-deserved development in providing an avenue for talented youth in Baguio and the greater Northern Luzon area to hone their skills and nurture outstanding talent in the country.” RA 12119 mandates the Baguio City Sports High School to implement a general secondary education curriculum as prescribed by the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013 to students with potential in sports, in addition to developing learners’ athletic skills through subjects related to physical education and sports.
Meanwhile, RA 12118 will also implement a general secondary education curriculum for the Baguio City High School for the Arts, administered and supervised by the DepEd, in close coordination with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts and the Cultural Center of the Philippines .
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