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‎ ‎The Office of Civil Defense–Negros Island Region (OCD-NIR) will bring the 1st Negros Island Region Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) Caravan to La Carlota City on October 29, 2026, at the Activity Center.‎ ‎Hosted in partnership with the Local Government Unit (LGU) of La Carlota City, the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO), and La Carlota City College (LCCC), the initiative aims to promote disaster preparedness, strengthen risk awareness, and empower the youth to become active partners in building safer and more resilient communities. ‎‎With the theme “Youth Resilience in Action: Understanding Hazards, Navigating Information, and Taking Action,” the caravan highlights the importance of youth participation in disaster risk reduction and community preparedness. ‎‎Together, let us turn awareness into action and work toward a safer, disaster-ready future for all!

‎ ‎The College of Agriculture (CoAg) celebrated their CoAg Day 2026 with the theme "Fiesta sa Agri: Rooted to the past, we soar as a cast" at the LCCC-Cubay Campus from October 23 to 24. The two-day celebration kicked off with an energetic lineup of talents and skills competitions, featuring the Cook Feast, Battle of the Brains, and Vocal Solo contests. The main highlight of the first-day was the search for Mr. and Ms. CoAg 2026, where Mr. Angelo Dela Torre and Ms. Trexie Pearl Andres took home the coveted crowns. Joining them on stage were Mr. Gerry Eben and Ms. Angela Tambanillo as first runners-up, while the second runners-up were Mr. Kitz Baylon and Ms. Mickaela Maxim. The festivities continued into the second day, bringing alumni together for a heartwarming homecoming gathering. In the afternoon, excitement mounted as teams put their physical endurance and teamwork to the test in a thrilling Amazing Race competition. To cap off the celebration, the college hosted a vibrant Agri Fienta (Paint Party), accompanied by performances from a live band, bringing students and faculty together in a colorful and memorable conclusion

‎ Second-year students from the College of Agriculture (CoAg) participated in the Young Farmers Challenge - Negros Island Region (YFC-NIR) Regional Pitching Competition - Intercollegiate Category held at Roy's Hotel and Convention Center, Bacolod City, October 22. The competition allows students to present potential agribusiness ideas and explore new opportunities. Their participation highlights the vital role of youth in driving agricultural innovation and shaping the future of agribusiness in the Negros Island Region. Two groups from the college made it as finalists with their agribusiness proposals. The student participants were Henrich Montalbo, Mia Villaras, Gerry Eben, Shaveh Joy Aquino, Criezel Joy Taquipan, and Julia Nicole Gavilanes. They were guided by their coach, Mr. Georgimar Villanueva, RAgr. Relevant post: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=122123673741295166&id=61588854980831&mibextid=Nif5oz

‎ “Language is not just something we study—it is something we use to inspire, understand, and bring people together, ” Prof. Melissa Navia, ESLACCC Adviser said. The English Society of La Carlota City College (ESLACCC) held its first Language Festival with the theme “Language as a Catalyst: Enhancing Communication and Confidence” at the LCCC Main Campus Ground today, October 22. The event featured various competitions, namely Verse Choir, Parade of Characters, Impromptu Speech, Booth Contest, Bookmark Making, Declamation, and Essay Writing. At the end of the event, the Everdeens were hailed as the overall champions, followed by the Holmes in first place, Tudors in second place, Capulets in third place, and Bennets in fourth place

‎ La Carlota City College (LCCC), through its College of Education, conducted “Practice to Progress: A Pre-Service Teacher’s Guide to Action Research,” a seminar aimed at strengthening pre-service teachers’ understanding of action research and its importance in addressing classroom challenges held at College Library, October 22, 2026. The seminar sought to equip future educators with the knowledge and practical skills to identify teaching-related problems, develop research-based solutions, and improve teaching and learning practices. It also emphasized the role of action research in developing reflective and effective teachers who can respond to learners’ needs and enhance classroom instruction.

‎ La Carlota City College (LCCC) participated in the Local Colleges (LC) Visioning Summit held at the University of the Philippines – Cebu, October 19. A major highlight of the summit was the introduction of the Local Colleges for Lifelong Education, Access, and Development (LCLEAD) project, presented by Dr. Charisse T. Reyes, Dean of the UP Open University (UPOU). The initiative is designed to help local colleges evolve into purpose-driven, community-based institutions by aligning their academic programs with both local and global industry demands. LCCC’s active involvement in the summit underscores its ongoing commitment to academic excellence, institutional growth, and sustainable community development. The college was represented by Dr. Larnie Sam A. Tabuena, LCCC President, and Dr. Avelino N. Santillan, Planning and Development Officer

‎ BACOLOD CITY — Macy Alaine Albarico of Barangay Singcang-Airport and an alumna of La Carlota City College claimed the Miss Bacolod MassKara 2026 crown on October 11, emerging victorious over 14 other candidates at the STI West Negros University Gymnasium. ‎ ‎The 24-year-old youth leader and environmental advocate highlighted the importance of equal opportunities for Bacolodnons during the final question-and-answer portion. She also received the Miss Congeniality award and ₱150,000 in cash prizes. ‎ ‎Julie Mikayla A. Borja of Barangay Mansilingan finished as first runner-up, taking home ₱100,000, while Ma. Zonora Ellyssa Curaza of Barangay Sum-ag placed second runner-up and received ₱50,000. ‎ ‎The annual pageant showcased the candidates' talents, confidence, and creativity through presentations celebrating Bacolod's cultural heritage, local delicacies, and identity as the City of Smiles.