35 was passed through the late Acting Mayor Pablo Caneja, requesting to establish a secondary public high school in Naval, a municipality in Biliran province of the Philippines.

Former Congressman of the lone district of Biliran, Gerry Boy Espina, authored the House Bill 4918, proposing the Naval Institute of Technology (NIT) be converted into a State University under the name Biliran State University (Bilsu).

[4] New courses added to the college's list are biology, business administration, criminology, economics and practical nursing.

Students who are in those classes will be classmates for the rest of their high school life provided that they do not fail a year.

In June 2015, the class sectioning was made heterogeneous where students are not sorted based on their intelligence, but randomly.

The ninth graders are to choose one of the major classes; Handicrafts, Automotive, Ceramics, Foods and Garments.