Filipino high school students from public schools in Angeles City, Pampanga; Alaminos City, Pangasinan; and Quezon City achieved remarkable success at the International Science and Engineering Fair held in Phoenix, Arizona, from May 9 to May 15. Competing against over 1,700 participants from more than 60 countries, the students secured six awards, including two grand awards and four special awards. The team from Angeles City Science High School, consisting of Nathan Andrew Canilao, Pierre Phoella Ilagan, and Asher John Garcia, won the second grand award in the Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design category for their project titled “WinDTurbinePower,” earning a cash prize of $2,400. Additionally, they received the third special award for Excellence in Energy and Environmental Stewardship, which came with another $2,000. Meanwhile, the team from Quezon City Science High School, comprising Jose Rafael Cayabyab, Cassandra Lipango, and Eirah Riduca, won the third grand award in Software Design for their AI-integrated robot “ViSMo.” They also received multiple scholarship awards. Charly David Manuel from Alaminos City National High School was recognized in the Physics and Astronomy category with a $500 award. Education Secretary Sonny Angara commended the students for their achievements, highlighting the significance of mentorship and support in fostering scientific talent.