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‎ Judokas from the La Carlota City College Judo Club (LCCCJC) of the College of Criminal Justice threw their way to victory as they took home four (4) golds, four (4) silvers, and two (2) bronze medals at the Negros Island Region (NIR) Invitational Judo Tournament held at the Main Atrium, SM City Bacolod, today, September 26.Among the judokas who took home medals were Ahron David Liquez, who bagged gold in the -55kg category, and Andrie Monteras, who secured gold in the -60kg category; Sherluck Kate Sapin, gold in the -48kg category; Jorena Joy Mondejar, gold in the +78kg category; Looren Pacheco, who clinched silver in the -55kg category; John Kairo Perez and Darryl Gallano, who added silver medals in the -81kg category, respectively; and Blessie Mae Padilla, silver in the +78kg category and sole representative from the College of Agriculture. The bronze medalists were Andre Miguel Rojo in the -66kg category and Kent Adrian Angelico in the -60kg category, while there were no participants in the -73kg category.‎Other judokas who participated were Jose Rizaldy Tobias, Joshue Grijaldo, and Fritz Andrew Benitez from the College of Criminal Justice, who also represented LCCC in their respective categories.‎The event was organized by BCD Judo Club and the Association of Negros Judo Clubs (ANJC), in partnership with SM City Bacolod.‎The LCCCJC Judo Club continues to bring pride to the college after a strong campaign against athletes across NIR.‎Invictus, LCCCians!

‎ ‎La Carlota City College (LCCC) Alumni Association formally turned over office supplies and equipment worth ₱150,000 to the institution during a ceremony held at the LCCC Board Room today, September 25.‎The contribution aims to improve facilities and enhance campus resources to directly benefit LCCC students and faculty. Alumni Association President Jose R. Parcon delivered the turnover message, emphasizing the organization’s continued dedication to supporting its alma mater. LCCC President Dr. Larnie Sam Tabuena accepted the donation, expressing gratitude on behalf of the college.‎Local government officials and Committee on Education representatives Hon. Jaime Manuel Mariño and Hon. Joseph Martin Anthony Jalandoni attended the event alongside members of the Board of Trustees, highlighting the ongoing collaboration between the local government and the college.

‎ La Carlota City College (LCCC) representatives, together with the La Carlota City officials joined the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for PAGCOR school building project, held at the Execom Hall of Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) Office in Pasay City today, September 24. The MOA signing marks another step in the coordination between PAGCOR, LCCC, and the City Government of La Carlota for the planned school building project. This is in line with the construction of a modern three−storey, 12 classroom building worth ₱55 million granted by PAGCOR that are set to be constructed at LCCC- Cubay Annex. LCCC representatives were College President Dr. Larnie Sam Tabuena and Dr. Mary Hope Q. Ayson, Vice-President for Administration and Human Resource. They were joined by City Mayor Jose Luis Jalandoni, City Administrator Normalyn Demegillo, and Mr. Ian Canlas of ENRO La Carlota. Relevant post: https://www.facebook.com/100063929765473/posts/1574902017984109/?app=fbl

‎ ‎La Carlota City College (LCCC) joined the 3rd quarter National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) today, September 10. The activity was facilitated by the LCCC+Aiders, as part of the nationwide effort to promote earthquake preparedness and strengthen disaster response among students, faculty, and staff.The drill aimed to raise awareness and familiarize the LCCC community with proper safety procedures during an earthquake.

‎ COLLEGE NEWS | LCCC partakes in the 3rd Provincial Youth Environment Summit‎ ‎La Carlota City College, through student-leader participants from different sectors of the Council of Organizations' Executives (CORE), joined the 3rd Provincial Youth Environment Summit organized by the Provincial Environment Management Office (PEMO) in partnership with the Negrosanon Initiative for Climate and the Environment, Inc. (NICE). The summit carried the theme "Rethink Waste: Youth Leading the Circular Economy and Zero Waste" and was held at the Provincial Capitol Social Hall, Bacolod City, August 14.‎The summit covered discussions on Circular Economy and Zero Waste, the Launch of the Negros Climate Justice Fellowship, and the Inaugural Negrosanon Youth Environment Assembly (NYEA), where selected student-leaders were given the opportunity to raise their voices on the issues and concerns they are facing in their communities.‎The participants also had a Guided Learning Tour activity at the Negros Forest Park facilitated by the Negros Forest and Ecological Foundation, Inc. (NFEFI) to familiarize themselves with different endangered species in Negros Occidental.‎This initiative promotes environmental, economic, and wildlife awareness, including protecting biodiversity through proper waste prevention and disposal, and the preservation of resources for a progressive Negros Occidental.‎The summit was attended by selected student leaders from different student organizations of different colleges and universities in Negros Occidental.

‎ La Carlota City College (LCCC) received ₱55 million infrastructure fund from the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) which sparked another milestone for the LCCC campus community. The fund is set to construct a modern three−storey, 12 classroom building in response to the shortage of classroom in the Cubay campus, ensuring that students learn in a quality, accessible, and an expanded learning space to continue the pursuit of academic excellence with comfort and safety in the new facility. In appreciation for this grant, today, Mayor Jose Luis “Joelu” Jalandoni and Vice Mayor David “Junjun” Baga Jr. led city officials in presenting the Sangguniang Panlungsod resolution to PAGCOR representatives Aaron M. Decangchon, James Rhussel Harlea, and Peter Adrian Canlas.

‎ “Everyone can read from a book, but real teachers bring knowledge to life,” said OIC-Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Trudy C. Cerbo. A total of 334 pre-service teachers (PSTs) were officially pinned as the College of Education (CoEd) conducted its MOA Signing, Pinning, and Send-Off ceremony today, July 29, at the City Gymnasium, under the theme “Lead, Teach, Transform.” The PSTs will be deployed to LCCC’s partner Host Training Establishments (HTEs): Ayungon ES, Balabag ES, Batuan ES, CAC Malipayon ES, Ferlou ES, La Carlota South ES I, Roberto Salas Benedicto IS, Cubay ES, La Carlota North ES, La Carlota Sugar Central ES, Nagasi ES, Ara-al ES, Haguimit ES I, La Carlota South ES II, La Granja ES, San Miguel ES I, DHSBNHS-JHS, DHSBNHS-SHS (Ayungon & Batuan), La Granja NHS, La Granja Farm School, San Miguel NHS, Balabag NHS, Calvary Baptist Academy of Pontevedra, Inc., and Mama's Love Kindergarten School. The event was also graced by Dr. Junrey Esparar, Assistant Schools Division Superintendent; Hon. Josefina “Fini” Jalandoni, Project Walang Iwanan Proponent; Mr. Efren Otico, SGOD Chief; heads of partner HTEs; and partner Education Program Supervisors : Dr. Citrobelle Aldeguer (EPS – English), Dr. Sheila Hilado (EPS – Kindergarten), Dr. Sonia Oplas (EPS – Filipino and CID Chief), and Ana Liza Villanueva (EPS – Mathematics), among others.