History

In the annals of history, the genesis of Dr. Victoria B. Roman Memorial High School unfolded in the year 1997, a testament to the collaborative efforts of the Pantingan Barangay officials, led by the venerable Barangay Chairman, Mr. Rodolfo Atienza, and the unwavering support extended by the provincial government, under the stewardship of Governor Leonardo Roman. The school's inception aimed to address the educational needs of the upland barangays of Pilar – Pantingan, Liyang, Diwa, and Nagwaling, along with the neighboring barangays of Balanga - Tanato, Cabog-Cabog, and Dangcol.

Nestled within the embrace of Barangay Pantingan, Dr. Victoria B. Roman Memorial High School occupies a sprawling expanse of twenty thousand square meters. This land, a generous gift from the provincial government of Bataan, was bequeathed to the Department of Education Culture and Sports during the tenure of Dr. Norma P. Castillo as Schools Division Superintendent.

Embarking on its educational journey in 1998, the school welcomed 46 first-year students and two dedicated educators, Mrs. Nenita J. Tan and Mrs. Priscilla Almendras. Despite the completion of the initial two buildings with four rooms in 1996, the inaugural academic year commenced in 1998, marking the official onset of its operational endeavors.

From its humble origins, Dr. Victoria B. Roman Memorial High School etched its name in the annals of education. Spearheaded by the inaugural PTA President, Roberto Palmones, and subsequent leaders, the school steadfastly pursued its mission of providing quality basic education to the youth and the community it vowed to serve.

Before achieving autonomy, the school functioned as an annex of Pablo Roman Memorial High School, with Mrs. Adoracion C. Fernando at the helm as the school principal. During this period, financial support from the provincial government sustained the school until it secured a place in the annual budget proposal of the Department of Education Culture and Sports. The pivotal moment arrived on August 17, 2001, when the late Department of Education Secretary Raul S. Rocco granted the long-awaited approval to establish Dr. Victoria B. Roman Memorial High School.

In the year 2006, recognizing the surge in student enrollment, additional classrooms (TET Building) were erected to accommodate the burgeoning student population. Simultaneously, the construction of common amenities, such as comfort rooms and pathways, enhanced the school's infrastructure.

By February 2007, under the concerted efforts of Municipal Mayor Charlie F. Pizzaro Jr. and Governor Enrique "Tet" Garcia, the stage in front of the academic building became a tangible testament to the community's commitment to the school's growth.

The dawn of the 2017-2018 school year witnessed the initiation of Senior High School, offering the General Academics Strand (GAS) to 24 students. Subsequently, the Senior High School Department expanded its offerings to include HUMSS, ABM, and STEM, reflecting its commitment to diverse educational paths.

Today, as Dr. Victoria B. Roman Memorial High School commemorates its 26th year, guided by the capable leadership of School Principal, Angelo R. Basilio, EdD, and Head Teacher III, Jesusa D. Pizarro, it stands as a beacon of education. With a team comprising 23 Junior High School Teachers, 5 Senior High School Teachers, a Guidance Counselor, Disbursing Officer II, a Senior Bookkeeper, and a school clerk, the institution continues its pursuit of excellence. The collective dedication of school leaders, teachers, learners, parents, and stakeholders fuels the relentless endeavor to position the school as a paragon of holistic development for its most cherished constituents – the learners.