Cataingan National High School (CNHS) is a public secondary school located in Poblacion, Cataingan, Masbate, Philippines.CNHS was established in 1946 that aims to provide quality, culture-based and complete basic education to the students.

Engr.Jesus P. Dela Peña,He is the one of student in CNHS become successful,and now he achieve as school head principal in the school where he graduated.He is only principal in cnhs that served longer position as principal in cnhs until now.

Cataingan National High School is one of largest public secondary school in masbate, that implement a K to 12 basic education program since 2012.CNHS was also accepted early enrollment for junior high school students, starting in mouth of january .They also offered Academic strands and tracks for senior high school students, those junior high school students completer pursue their dreams,cnhs is the perfect school, because cnhs they have a lot of choices, whether you want to be an engineer,a teacher,an accountant or you want to level up in your profession.If you want to enrolled in Senior high school,consult Mr.Ralph Dalimocon the senior high school registrant in cnhs.Cnhs also allows those junior high school students completers to enroll in senior high school Academic strands like STEM,ABM,HUMSS,and Academic tracks like GAS and SPORTS.

CNHS aims to help its student advance towards a brighter future and to improve their skills, growth through good quality education

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