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‎ A delegation of key officials from the City Government of Kabankalan visited La Carlota City College (LCCC) to conduct a benchmarking activity as the city moves toward establishing its own local higher education institution. Led by Kabankalan City Vice Mayor Hon. Divina Gracia Miranda, the delegation also included City Administrator Atty. Mac Lord Zafra; City Councilors Hon. Helen Ibañez and Hon. Macario Zafra III; Public Information Officer IV Jake Carlyne Tugbang; Budget Officer Joemil Porol; Executive Assistant to the Mayor Joel Palata; Budget Office staff Renante Marasigan; City Consultant Dr. Fernando Abello; and Assistant City Planning and Development Office official Eric Einosas. The meeting and tour served as a vital knowledge-sharing platform, where the Kabankalan officials gathered insights on organizational structure, academic program development, administrative systems, financial management, student services, and quality assurance practices—all essential as they plan and develop the proposed Kabankalan City College. They were welcomed by the LCCC officials led by College President Dr. Larnie Sam Tabuena, together with Dr. Mary Hope Ayson, Vice President for Administration and Human Resource; Dr. Maylin Tongcua, OIC-Vice President for Academic Affairs; Prof. Leah Velasco, Vice President for Finance; Prof. Laurence Lachica, Head of the Office of Student Affairs and Services; Prof. Rasel Reyes, Quality Assurance Officer; and Dr. Doreen Bandiez, Guidance Counselor. Both parties expressed optimism that the partnership and exchange of best practices will contribute to stronger local education systems, benefiting students and communities in both cities.

‎“Graduation is not the destination; it is the beginning of the greater mission,” Guest Speaker Hon. Josefina A. Jalandoni said. A total of 552 graduates from the College of Agriculture (CoAg), College of Education (CoEd), and College of Liberal Arts (CoLA) gathered for their graduation ceremony, themed “Sustaining Legacy, Ensuring Quality, Leading the Future,” held at the City Gymnasium 1 today, May 28. The event was held to officially confer academic degrees to the students who successfully completed their college programs. It served as a formal recognition of their academic work and fulfillment of institutional requirements. Present at the event were Hon. Jose Luis “Joelu” Jalandoni, City Mayor; Hon. Josefina A. Jalandoni, City Administrator; Hon. Stephen G. Simbit, Chairman of the Committee on Education, along with City Councilors; Dr. Larnie Sam A. Tabuena, College President; Dr. Maylin M. Tongcua, OIC Vice President for Academic Affairs; Dr. Mary Hope Q. Ayson, Vice President for Administration and Human Resource; Prof. Leah D. Velasco, Vice President for Finance; Dr. Ma. Cecilia C. Mercado, Dean of CoAg; Dr. Trudy C. Cerbo, Dean of CoEd; Dr. Marilou B. Yanson, Dean of CoLA; Jan Z. Ignacio, College Registrar; Prof. Laurence M. Lachica, Head of the Office of Student Affairs and Services; Board of Trustees members; program heads; faculty and staff; parents; and graduates, among others.

‎"Excellence is not simply about intelligence, talent, or achievement; real excellence is formed when people choose to continue despite difficulties. It is built through pressure, sacrifice, faith, perseverance, and resilience," said Ms. Lalaine Grace P. Moralidad, LPT, Research Associate I. The College of Liberal Arts recognized its academic awardees on its Day of Excellence, with the theme "Celebrating Excellence in the Face of Adversity," held at the Graduate School Library on the Main Campus today, May 8. The theme honors the resilience of Liberal Arts students, whose academic excellence stands as a testament to their courage despite the challenges they faced throughout their learning journey. These students exemplify how their commitment to learning thrives even under pressure. Their excellence is reflected not only in their academic performance but also in their ability to adapt in an ever-changing world. Present at the event were Dr. Maylin M. Tongcua, OIC-Vice President for Academic Affairs; Dr. Marilou B. Yanson, Dean of CoLA; Prof. Laurence M. Lachica, Head of the Office of Student Affairs and Services; parents; and the faculty and staff of the College of Liberal Arts.

‎"“The role of agriculture is more crucial than ever; you are not just students—you are future problem-solvers, innovators, leaders, and catalysts of change,” remarked Mr. Georgimar M. Villanueva, guest speaker of CoAg Pasidungog ’26. ‎ To honor the exemplary achievements of its students, the College of Agriculture (CoAg) held its 1st Commendation Day with the theme, “Honoring Minds that Cultivate the Future,” at the Graduate School Library, Main Campus, on May 7. ‎ The event aimed to recognize the diligent efforts of students who demonstrated outstanding academic performance. It served as a formal recognition of those who achieved academic distinction, committed themselves to selfless service, and strived for excellence beyond the field. ‎ ‎Present during the event were Dr. Larnie Sam A. Tabuena, College President; Dr. Maylin M. Tongcua, OIC-Vice President for Academic Affairs; Dr. Mary Hope Q. Ayson, Vice President for Administration and Human Resource; Prof. Laurence M. Lachica, Head of the Office of Student Affairs and Services; Dr. Ma. Cecilia C. Mercado, Dean of the College of Agriculture; the CoAg faculty; and the honorees together with their proud parents.

‎The Commission on Higher Education–Negros Island Region (CHED-NIR) Monitoring and Evaluation Team visited La Carlota City College today, April 13.The visitation was conducted to ensure that the college continues to uphold quality assurance in higher education by evaluating institutional compliance with national standards, assessing the readiness of academic programs, and reviewing student services.‎ The CHED-NIR Monitoring and Evaluation Team was composed of Benrie James Nufable, Supervising Education Program Specialist; Louie Callora, Education Supervisor II; John Rey Olpoc, Education Supervisor II; Noraisa Wee, Education Supervisor II; James Basas, Education Supervisor II; Jose Leonardo Degillo, Education Supervisor II; Patricia Beatrice D. Malacaman, Project Technical Staff I; and Jayvee C. Fuentebella, Project Technical Staff II.

‎“Falcons. Dragons. Trojans. Alphas. Artians. Five colleges, one stage, one goal. The cards are drawn, and who will remain supreme? The LCCCLYMPICS 2026 is fast approaching, it's time to embody your spirit with pride and determination. Stand tall with your colors and let the fire within you ignite the competition. Every cheer, move, and victory will echo the strength of your college. The stage is set, the cards are drawn. Now, history awaits. DP Blast Links: 🤎COAG: https://twb.nz/agrifalconslccclympics2026ssc 💛COBAM: https://www.twibbonize.com/bamdragonslccclympics2026ssc ❤️COCJ: https://twb.nz/trojanwarriorlccclympics26ssc 💙COED: https://twb.nz/bluealphalccclympics2026ssc 💚COLA: https://twb.nz/artianknightlccclympics2026ssc

The Student Assistants for Teaching Mathematics (STAFTEAM), together with the BSEd Mathematics, celebrated International Pi Day with the theme, “Mathematics and Hope,” at the Math Park LCCC-Main Campus today, March 16. ‎ The event featured a series of fun and engaging games, including a team-building session in the morning and an amazing race in the afternoon, integrating mathematical investigation and principles, highlighting practical applications and the omnipresence of math beyond the classroom. ‎ This activity posits to break the stigma that learning mathematics is static and dull; rather, it can also be fun, engaging, and enjoyable.t to the determination and perseverance of the Judokas, bringing glory and pride to both the club and the institution. Invictus LCCCians!