The College Class of 2022 of Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Incorporated (LSJFI) wrapped up the school’s 19th commencement exercises last September 8, 2022 at Plaza Añonuevo in San Jacinto, Masbate with the theme “Resilient Graduates: Striving and excelling as Shapers of a Post-pandemic Future.”

 

The keynote speaker of the affair was the top third in the regional level of the Board Licensure Examination for Public Teachers (BLEPT) 2018, Mr. Aljon L. Espenilla, LSJFI Registrar.

 

Other personalities who graced the occasion were Hon. Leny A. Arcenas, Vice Mayor of San Jacinto, Masbate, Dr. Monina S. Moya, LSJFI President, Mrs. Melina G. Bartolay, LSJFI Vice President for Academic Affairs and Administration, Mr. Noe C. Esparrago, LSJFI Vice President for Human Resources, Mr. Renato M. Letada, LSJFI Vice President for Finance, and other school officials.

 

The school turned out 329 graduates from Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (41), Bachelor of Science in Criminology (51), Bachelor of Secondary Education (132) and Bachelor of Elementary Education (105).

 

In his speech, Mr. Espenilla motivated the graduates, the students and the parents, reassuring that “passing the exam will be on your doorstep if God sees you are worthy of it.” 

 

The affair was facilitated by Faustus Caesar Bagobe, Dothy Española, Carmina Cantonjos, Noe Esparrago, Noelma Natural, Jose Crisedel Moya and Elna Lupoz.

Today, August 31, 2022, a flux of Junior High School students of Liceo de San Jacinto are getting their shots of Covid protection vaccines at the Clemente Building of the school with the representatives of the Rural Health Unit of San Jacinto, Masbate administering the vaccination. The whole-day activity is being regulated by the school’s Safety Office and Student Affairs Services Office headed by Manuel Capellan and Faustus Caesar Bagobe, respectively.

 

The students and their parents are encouraged to fully participate.

NOTE: Enrollee/s who was/were not able to enroll on the scheduled dates above for any valid reasons, i. e., financially incapacitated, sick, being quarantined simultaneous with the scheduled dates above due to health protocols, not physically around due to emergencies or was/were not accommodated on the scheduled dates due to flux of enrollees, may still enroll on other scheduled dates together with other scheduled enrollees.

In line with the Criminology Practicum-Internship Program (on-the-job training) of the Criminal Justice Education Department (CJED) of Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Incorporated (LSJFI), 51 of its Criminology interns are being deployed in four partner agencies in San Jacinto, Masbate from July 25 to August 20, 2022 in a rotational basis by group every week. Each group is composed of 12 to 13 members deployed from Monday to Saturday to gain practical/hands-on experience in the field but with limited and regulated time slots in consideration of the pandemic protocols. The four partner offices are Regional Trial Court Branch 50, San Jacinto Fire Station, San Jacinto Municipal Station and San Jacinto District Jail.

 

The skills being learned in this practicum include a) correction, probation and parole processes b) rehabilitation and reformation processes c) jail head counting, safekeeping and custody, and determination of security measures in connection with these c) inmate escorting and transportation, and demonstration of security measures in connection with these d) visitation procedures and demonstration of security measures in connection with these and e) appreciation and observance of restorative justice and human rights.

 

The internship deployment is overseen by Dr. Michael M. Balaoro, CJED Dean and Ma. Carmina M. Cantonjos, CJED Assistant Dean.

1ST Semester, A.Y. 2022 – 2023

Entrance Examination

Enrolment

The College of Criminal Justice Education Bachelor of Science in Criminology (CCJE-BSCrim) of Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Incorporated (LSJFI) has produced 16 new Criminologists from the Criminologist Licensure Examination last June 12-14, 2022.

 

The successful passers are:

 

Rizza Pria

Dexter Deinla

Jennifer Brabante

Norman Mercado

Lorna Bunao

Jesibel Alicante

Daryl Sabatin

Junrey Franco

Venicia Sanz

Emil Roque

Aljon Gaurano 

Angelo Bartolay

Aljon Dilao

Christian Almosara

Rainier Gallano

Andrew Mores

 

 

The LSJFI administration congratulates these successful students and their parents!

My junior high school journey brought me a lot of hardships that tested my help from perseverance, capacity, and determination. But despite all this, my efforts have paid off now. I am finally moving up to the more complex stage, senior high school, which will equip me with more profound wisdom and experience that will mold me to be a better person and citizen. Even though we’re still in the midst of pandemic, we have managed it through hassles and finally to the graduation, so I cannot help myself from celebrating. Moving up this far, I am in another stepping stone to my dreams. I know I am still a long way, but I have come significantly quite a distance.

 

I would like to throw a bunch of thanks to all my teachers who molded my young mind. The knowledge they imparted will never be forgotten.

 

— Dorina Barrun

 

 

Graduation is the culmination of many years of dedication and hard work. Thus, it is rewarding in our feeling and typical to celebrate it with families and friends. However, circumstances restricted us from having graduation and celebrating for it in the Covid-height past. But now we finally experienced it.

 

Although our graduation in the school was not quite what I expected, it was understandable and I am still grateful that we performed and celebrated it in person.

 

— Lorences Esparaguerra

With the theme “K-12 Graduates Pursuing Dreams and Fostering Resilience in the Face of Adversity,” Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Incorporated (LSJFI) wrapped up its 5^th commencement exercises and recognition last July 3, 2022 at Plaza Añonuevo in San Jacinto, Masbate.

Gracing the occasion were Atty. Alea Ana Monica E. Rejuso, the guest speaker of the program, Hon. Francisco P. Altarejos, LSJFI Chairman of the Board of Trustees and Municipal Mayor of San Jacinto, Masbate, Dr. Monina S. Moya, LSJFI President, Melina G. Bartolay, LSJFI Vice President, Noe C. Esparrago, LSJFI Chief of Staff, Joaquin Arevalo, LSJFI Director for Corporate Affairs,  and other school officials.

 

The school turned out 445 completers from its Kindergarten, Junior High School, Senior High School: Technical-Vocational Livelihood (TVL) and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) strands.