Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI) www.liceodesanjacinto.foundation
It’s a salute to the staff of Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. —
Proud and always ready to be of service!
Beautiful people, beautiful hearts!
Proud of what they are doing, helping and enabling people (especially Ticaonons) to be professionals and to be good and responsible members of the community!
— Noe Esparrago
The high school department conducted on February 21, 2020 an election for the new set of leaders of its Supreme Student Government (SSG).
The New SSG Officers:
President: Ralph Nikko Araos
Vice-President: Clarisse Barrun
Secretary: Shiela Mae Rabino
Treasurer: Angel Escorel
Auditor: Queenlyn Canale
P.I.O: Mebil Bueta
Senators:
Chris Vincent Escorel
Ian Mediano
Willard Espares
Ronnel Almoradie
Eumark Dilao
Leandro Espares
Merlyn Bacolod
Jenalyn Malana
Catherine Dejumo
Jessabel Almiñe
Jessielyn Valdez
Jeane Lyn Lique
Representatives:
Justine Villamor
Trecia Mae Almosera
Daphne Deinla
Zoila Caroche
Angela Joy Lique
Er Almiñe
Jojie Almodiel
Aron Kyle Alcantara
John Rey Payas
Jordan Delavin
Excerpt from the President’s Report on January 25, 2020
The Taekwondo Junior High School athletes won the championship competition during the Palarong Panlalawigan 2019 held in Masbate City. They will be competing in Palarong Bicol in Pili, Camarines Sur.
Excerpt from the President’s Report on January 25, 2020
“Fifteen (15) out of thirty-five or 42.86% examinees made it to the Licensure Examination for Criminologists in December 2019. The national passing rate is 38.86%. We give kudos to the fifteen criminologists and to Dean Otelo Dineros (deceased) who gave honor to LSJFI even in his absence due to his ailment and to Joaquin Arevalo (Human Resources Department Head) who religiously made all the preparations of the documents during the opening of BS Criminology. “
This sports team coached by Jerry Rejuso Villaranda, Sr. has made its mark! It already produced a national player who is currently playing for National University in Manila and is joined with the Philippine Taekwondo League (PTL). The successful fighter is Jubilee Briones who hails from Monreal, Masbate but motivated, trained, molded and schooled in San Jacinto, Masbate particularly in Liceo de San Jacinto. In one of the national events, Jubilee bagged a championship victory.
Jerry’s group continues to earn a reputation as an accomplishing, disciplined, respected and award-prospective sports buff. His young student-members claimed how the team has changed their outlook and attitude in life. Some of them confided they were previously into vices and led a rude lifestyle but got changed into disciplined and keen individuals. They asserted that their head coach instills values in them that they continue to observe so they would keep themselves as role models among the youth.
This department is under the GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM (GEP)
GEP encompasses the four education courses:
Dean: Dr. Penelope B. Bagobe
This department is under the GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM (GEP)
GEP encompasses the four education courses:
Dean: Dr. Penelope Bagobe
Dean: Crisedel D. Moya
The department adapts the motto, “No man is educated for statemanship who cannot see his time from the perspective of the past.”
Bachelor of Science in Criminology
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Security Management
Pioneer Dean: OTELO A. DINEROS II, CCJE
OIC Dean: MA. CARMINA M. CANTONJOS, RCrim, LPT, CSP
The College of Criminal Justice Education in LSJFI composed of two programs/courses, the Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BSCRIM) and the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Security Management (BSISM).
The field of criminology is the study of crime and the various agencies of justice as they operate and react to crime, criminals and victims. It is therefore the mission of the Criminology program to provide the community with professionally competent and morally upright graduates who can deliver efficient and effective services in crime prevention, crime detection and investigation, law enforcement, public safety, custody and rehabilitation of offenders, criminological research among others.
A graduate of BS Criminology is prepared for careers in the following fields:
The BSISM Program involves the study and application of the principles of security. It prepares its graduates to assume supervisory roles. It involves the study of the principles and methods of risk management and the applicable interventions that confronts all types of human conditions and endeavors. It also includes the study and practice of the means of protecting resources from loss or damage.
Graduates of BSISM program shall have the competencies to become Officers/ Managers/Administrators of the following:
CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
CORPORATE SECURITY
VISION
The vision of the College of Criminology is to produce quality graduates who are professionally competent, morally upright and law abiding citizens of the Philippines who can deliver efficient and effective services in the field of Criminology, Criminal Justice System, Police Administration, Industrial Security and Safety Administration, Correctional and Jail Management.
MISSION
The mission of the College of Criminology is to provide the community with qualified graduates with broad, tolerant and intelligent perspective, able to enhance their standard of life and contribute to the welfare, total progress and upliftment to the nation through quality education in the field of law enforcement, sciences and technology.
GOALS
Techvoc Head: Ana Poblete
REGISTERED PROGRAMS WITH THE TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (TESDA) UNDER UNIFIED TVET PROGRAM REGISTRATION AND ACCREDITATION (UPTRAS)
Computer Hardware Servicing
Housekeeping
Food and Beverage Services
Security Services
Massage Therapy
Commercial Cooking
Bread and Pastry Production
Cookery
Hilot Wellness
Head Coach, Taekwondo Team: Jerry Rejuso Villaranda, Sr.
Achiever: Jubilee Briones (National Championship Award)
While there would be the declared top victors, yet all the contenders sparked beauty and confidence. It was an eye-catching scene as these fresh faces ramped onstage, exuding wits and loveliness.
Two days into my early interaction with the campus people, I was greeted with amiable faces. My first day was a photo-shooting with my first picks of campus models. They were not shy. They appear on this site at the homepage as come-on greeters. Helping me out were two male teachers who happened to be proficient in photography, Sirs Ronald Gebilaguin and Cleford Duran.
My second day happened on the campus Valentine’s Day activities. The mood was light and happy. The organizers were sparking off fondness on their auras thanks to Maams Beverly Barrun and Jonah Marie Agao.
I will have an easy time doing my job as the social media strategist of LSJFI as I have these affectionate mediums — the confident campus models, the painstaking photography-proficient teachers, and the cooperative young teachers.
— Remigio S. Espares III
The Liceo De San Jacinto Foundation (LSJFI) has completed its facilities and equipment as required by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) as it offered BS Criminology since 2014. As the facilities are completed and the equipment is acquired, the criminology laboratory of LSJFI becomes the most modern in the Bicol region. A CHED team conducted an ocular inspection of the facilities and equipment at the LSJFI campus in January 2014 preparatory to the issuance of the permit to open and offer the new course.
The pictures show some of the physical facilities within the criminology department laboratory.
–JOSE ROLAND MOYA
Photo credit: Joseph Magbalon
I learned about his passing away just now at Dubai International Airport as I await my connecting flight to Milan, Italy. Otelo contributed in no small measure to the establishment of the College of Criminology, which he led as its first dean, at Liceo De San Jacinto Foundation Inc. As such, he has shepherded the first two batches of graduates who took the board exams for criminologists. They symbolize the hard work and perseverance that Otelo invested in LSJFI’s vision of making the school the center of criminal justice education in Masbate.
You have led the way, Otelo. Your successor should take the cue.
Goodbye and rest peacefully in the bosom of the Lord, Dean Dineros.
— José Roland Moya