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LSJFI COMMUNITY CONGRATULATES ATTY. PARIS G. REAL ON NEW ROLE AT ERC

The Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI) community extends its warmest congratulations to Atty. Paris G. Real on his appointment as the new Commissioner of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC). A proud offspring of San Jacinto, Masbate, he graduated as Cum Laude in Political Science from Bicol University and earned his law degree from San Beda College of Law. With a distinguished career in law, he taught as Bar Reviewer at Legal Edge Review Center, co-founded Real & Real Law Offices, and served as Corporate Secretary of various entities in the NCR, earning for himself Best Litigator Awardee and Distinguished Bedan Awardee of San Beda College, and one of the fifty Outstanding Alumni of Bicol University in 2019.

Currently, Atty. Real holds a key position in the LSJFI community as a member of the Executive Committee, serving as Corporate Secretary. His appointment to the ERC is a testament to his expertise and dedication to the field of law and energy regulation.

As Commissioner of the ERC, Atty. Real will play a crucial role in shaping the country’s energy landscape. The ERC is responsible for ensuring that electricity is provided to consumers at reasonable rates while promoting the development of the electricity market. The commission’s key functions include licensing power generation companies, approving power rates, and enforcing laws and regulations in the energy industry.

The LSJFI community is proud to see one of its own achieve this milestone and looks forward to Atty. Real’s contributions to the energy sector.

LSJFI PRIORITIZES MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS FOR STUDENTS

The LSJFI administration is committed to nurturing the well-being of its community, particularly its young students. On July 14-15, 2025, the Guidance and Counseling Office successfully conducted mental health awareness sessions for all junior high school students. This initiative aimed to enhance awareness, promote student well-being, and break the stigma surrounding mental health.

Building on this momentum, the college department is set to follow suit with a similar activity next week, led by the Supreme Student Council. By prioritizing mental health awareness, LSJFI demonstrates its dedication to creating a supportive environment that fosters the emotional and academic growth of its students.

PART-TIME ENCODER WANTED AT LSJFI

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PART-TIME ENCODER WANTED AT LSJFI

Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation Inc. (LSJFI) is seeking a part-time Encoder to support the NSTP Director’s office. The ideal candidate should possess strong skills in Microsoft Excel and word processing software.

If you’re detail-oriented and interested in this opportunity, please contact Ms. Rayn Alcantara, HR Generalist, for more information.

LSJFI CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS SHAPE THEIR CHARACTER THROUGH INSPIRING SEMINAR

Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation Inc. recently hosted a transformative two-day seminar on Character Formation for Criminology students, themed “Embracing and Enriching the Shape of You.” The event, held on July 12-13, 2025, brought together students and faculty to focus on essential qualities for future roles in the field of Criminal Justice: self-awareness, integrity, and moral responsibility.

Guidance Counselor Mr. Edwin E. Enaje, MAEd, RPm, RGC, led the seminar with thought-provoking discussions and activities that sparked personal growth, ethical behavior, and character development. His impactful message resonated with participants, encouraging reflection and self-improvement.

The seminar’s success was a testament to the active participation of Criminology students and faculty members. The LSJFI administration extends its heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Enaje for sharing his expertise and inspiring the next generation of criminal justice professionals.

This event marked a significant milestone in the students’ academic journey, equipping them with the values and principles necessary to excel in their future careers.

Orientation Welcome to 2025 Freshmen

A WARM WELCOME TO LSJFI FRESHMEN!

Congratulations, freshmen, on joining the Liceo family! We’re thrilled to have you on board. Yesterday’s Orientation Program (25 June 2025) and this post are designed to familiarize you with our school’s systems, processes, and key people.

To get started, please find the following resources:

– Key Officers: (please click this link https://liceodesanjacinto.foundation/page-5.html)

– Our main communication platforms:

1. Facebook Page: Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation Inc. (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576811060778)

2. Alternative Facebook Group: LICEO DE SAN JACINTO FOUNDATION INCORPORATED (https://www.facebook.com/groups/208718393401918/)

3. School Website: (please click the link indicated here www.liceodesanjacinto.foundation

– Official college student publication: “The Licean” (logo is attached here)

We’re excited to have you as part of our vibrant community, where learning and growth thrive. Let’s make this academic year unforgettable! Go Liceans!

LSJFI Unveils 477 Graduates for 2025, 16 Achieve Latin Honors

Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Incorporated (LSJFI) is proud to announce the graduation of 477 students for the year 2025. The graduates are distributed across five programs/college departments: AB Political Science, Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED), Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED) with majors in English, Math, and Filipino, and Bachelor of Science in Criminology.

A notable achievement comes from the BEED program, which boasts eight Cum Laude graduates. The BSED English program follows with five Cum Laude graduates and one Magna Cum Laude. Meanwhile, BSED Filipino and BSED Math each have one graduate with honors, with BSED Filipino contributing one Cum Laude and BSED Math earning one Magna Cum Laude.

In total, 16 students received Latin honors, consisting of 14 Cum Laude and 2 Magna Cum Laude graduates.

The breakdown of graduates is as follows:

– AB Political Science: 93 graduates

– BEED: 127 graduates, including 8 Cum Laude

– BSED English: 31 graduates, including 5 Cum Laude and 1 Magna Cum Laude

– BSED Math: 24 graduates, including 1 Magna Cum Laude

– BSED Filipino: 99 graduates, including 1 Cum Laude

– BS Criminology: 103 graduates

List of graduates with Latin Honors:

BEED Elementary

All Cum Laude:

Arella, Jenny Rose Cantonjos; Belando, John Juvy Deluyas; Deinla, Daphne Anne Carla Amaldo; Deonila, Leandro Barrun; Dignos, Jezil Laurio; Escorel, Cheoche Gebilaguin; Esparraguerra, Amelyn Alcantara; Refermoso, Krisha Ann Medes

BSED English

Magna Cum Laude: Almojuela, Shekinah Escorel;

All Cum Laude: Amor Althea Joy delos Santos; Escorel, Raciela Perez; Gemino, Francine Ann Cantuba; Guerrero, Shiela Mae Villamor; Leonor, Jayren Iyas

BSED Filipino

Cum Laude: Almosara, Jeralyn

BSED Mathematics

Magna Cum Laude: Doctor, Yna Bartolay

This achievement highlights the academic excellence and dedication of LSJFI’s graduates as they embark on their future endeavors.

International Journalist Jamela Alindogan Keynotes Leadership Insights and Disinformation Awareness at LSJFI

Leadership Insights and Disinformation Awareness Seminar Held at LSJFI

Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI) successfully hosted a seminar on leadership insights and disinformation awareness on June 12, 2025, at its Midwifery Room. The event featured Jamela Alindogan, a seasoned international broadcast journalist and foreign affairs editor, as the resource speaker.

The seminar consisted of two parts: a symposium on disinformation and the threat of a manipulated world, and a strategic leadership workshop.

The morning session, attended by LSJFI faculty members, employees, high school students, college and high school editorial board members, and Supreme Student Council officers, focused on understanding the impact of disinformation and developing critical thinking skills to navigate the challenges of a manipulated world.

The afternoon session, exclusive to college and high school editorial board members, Supreme Student Council officers, and student governors, covered effective leadership strategies.

Through Jamela’s extensive experience and expertise, participants gained valuable insights into leadership and disinformation awareness.

LSJFI NROTCU Conducts Donning of Ranks and MS2 Graduation

The Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI) held a significant event on May 28, 2025, marking the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Unit (NROTCU) Donning of Ranks for Midshipman Officers and Staff Turnover, as well as the Military Science 2 (MS2) Graduation. The ceremony was highlighted by the presence of esteemed guest speaker Onald V. Lotivio, Philippine Navy Deputy Commander of Naval Reserve Center-Southern Luzon. Also in attendance were key LSJFI officials, including Dr. Monina S. Moya, Executive Vice President; Melina G. Bartolay, Vice President; Carmina Cantonjos, OIC Dean of the College of Criminal Justice Education; Hermogena Cañares, Assistant Dean of the College of Midwifery; Jomee Cabiles, LSJFI NSTP Director; and Dawson Cabiles, ROTC Coordinator.

LSJFI’s Role in Enhancing Midwifery Education in the Bicol Region

Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI), a modest college department in Ticao Island, Masbate, represented by LSJFI-College of Midwifery Dean Maria Concepcion T. Aslor, a member of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Regional Quality Assessment Team (RQAT), conducted an evaluation of Sorsogon State University’s (SorSU) Bachelor of Science in Midwifery (BSM) program on May 9, 2025, at the SorSU campus. This evaluation aimed to ensure the program’s compliance with CHED Memorandum Order No. 3, Series of 2023, which outlines updated policies, standards, and guidelines for midwifery education.

The evaluation process involved a thorough review of various program components. Constructive discussions with SorSU administrators and faculty members also took place to assess the program’s strengths and areas for improvement. The insights shared are expected to guide SorSU in further refining its curriculum and resources to better serve the educational needs of future midwifery students.

LSJFI’s involvement underscores the capability of institutions like theirs to contribute meaningfully to academic quality assurance at a regional level. Its participation highlights that excellence in education is not confined to large institutions but is a shared commitment across all educational institutions.

LSJFI commits to working towards strengthening quality assurance mechanisms to ensure that future midwives are educated in programs that meet the highest standards, ultimately contributing to safer maternal and newborn health outcomes, particularly in the island and generally in the country.

LSJFI Attends CHED’S Regional PAD-GAD Conference in Legazpi City

LSJFI Attends CHED’s Regional PAD-GAD Conference in Legazpi City

Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI) sent two representatives to the Commission on Higher Education’s Regional Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy Gender and Development (PAD-GAD) Conference held in Legazpi City on May 26, 2025. The event, themed “Inclusive, Compassionate, Accessible, Respectful, and Empowering (ICare),” was organized by CHED Regional Office No. V, Bicol Higher Education.

Representing LSJFI were Mr. Caesar Faustus Bagobe, Student Affairs and Services Coordinator, and Ms. Shiela Cantoria, Special Assistant to the LSJFI President/CEO and Gender Focal Point.