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09/01/2025

COLLEGE NEWS | LCCC Participates in Orientation on Scholarship CMOs and Relevant Issuances

TODAY—Dr. Maylin M. Tongcua, Prof. Laurence M. Lachica, Prof. Michelle L. Borromeo, Prof. Jessa Joy T. Subaldo, and Prof. Norato V. Moralidad of La Carlota City College attended the CHED-NIR Orientation on Scholarship CHED Memorandum Orders (CMOs) and Relevant Issuances at the Negros Oriental State University (NORSU) Auditorium, Dumaguete City, January 9.

As part of the CHED-Negros Island Region's (NIR) 2025 Strategic Planning and Onboarding Activities, all 102 registrars, NSTP, and HEMIS coordinators from both public and private higher education institutions in the region are encouraged to attend in the said orientation.

The program includes the presentation of CMOs and other relevant issuances such as the SIKAP Grant, UniFAST, and StuFAP.

Words | Jocel Ambing
Photo | Prof. Laurence M. Lachica

02/01/2025

LOCAL NEWS | Mayor Jalando-on Suspends In-Person Classes

Office of the City Mayor Hon. Rex R. Jalando-on has released an order suspending in-person classes in all levels in public and private schools within La Carlota City this January 2-3, 2025, until further notice, in response to the current conditions of the Mt. Kanlaon.

Mayor Jalando-on directed that students will continue with blended learning modality during this period.

Words | Jocel Ambing
Layout | Jazel Dela Cruz

01/01/2025

As we bid farewell to 2024 and welcome 2025, may we appreciate everything—the good things that happened, even the bad ones which contributed to our growth.

We have survived this year despite the uncertainties, celebrated our small wins in life, and got to experience things that have been added to our memory jar. May we find a way to be grateful for how this year has been to us—from different experiences that lead us to have a sweet ending, closing this chapter with gratitude and welcoming a new one with hope.

As we step into a new year, may we encapsulate in our hearts what 2024 has taught us. May we cleanse ourselves with the love filled in our hearts to diminish hatred, and as we walk through the unforeseen future may we never forget the One who knows the way and trust His provision as we venture life’s endeavor.

A gentle reminder that we still have a long way to go, yet, let’s be proud of how far we’ve come. Together, let us march forward into 2025 embracing the transient nature of life.

Happy New Year from The College Voice family!

30/12/2024

MORE PHOTOS | Rizal Day 2024

Photos | David

30/12/2024

COLLEGE NEWS | LCCC Commemorates Rizal Day

Leading the ceremony today, La Carlota City College along with the local government unit honored the heroic sacrifice of Dr. Jose Rizal, December 30.

Through this commemoration every year, Filipinos remember Rizal’s contributions to Philippine independence and celebrate his ideals of nationalism and reform.

Words | Andrea Buala
Photo | David

24/12/2024

As the world transforms into a wonderland—adorned with twinkling lights and vibrant decorations—the spirit of Christmas begins to unfold. This festive season, celebrated on December 25th, is not merely a date on the calendar; it is a collection of traditions, love, and happiness that transcends from one person to another.

Christmas traces its roots back to the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, a time when hope and peace were brought into the world. Over the centuries, it has evolved, adopting various customs from different cultures.

At the heart of Christmas lies the spirit of giving. It’s a time when people express their love and appreciation for one another through thoughtful gifts and acts of kindness. It is a time for family, joy, and spreading goodwill to everyone.

Let's embrace the magic it brings. It's a reminder to celebrate not only the relationships we share with one another but also, and most importantly the birth of a figure who taught love and compassion.

May this season inspire us to spread happiness and kindness, making the world a little brighter for everyone.

Words | Mariel Gonzales
Layout | Edrian Enim

23/12/2024

FURTHER UPDATE | PHIVOLCS Issues Kanlaon’s Dark Ash Emission Advisory

Due to the ongoing emission of dark ash from Mt. Kanlaon, PHIVOLCS recorded an approximately 1.2 kilometer tall dark plume and a weak low frequency volcanic earthquake expected to fall over communities of Negros Occidental northwest to west of the volcano, December 23.

PHIVOLCS also advised that communities within a six-kilometer radius must remain evacuated due to potential pyroclastic density currents or PDCs, ballistic projectiles and ashfall, lava flows, rockfalls and other related hazards. Added, local government units and DRRM councils are to prepare communities within the DOST-PHIVOLCS Pyroclastic Density Currents Hazard Map for potential evacuation in case of escalation of Kanlaon’s unrest.

Words | A. Buala
Layout | Jazel Marie Dela Cruz

23/12/2024

JUST IN | Kanlaon Emits Dark Ash

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) reports continuous emission of dark ash from Mt. Kanlaon since 11:45 AM today, December 23.

An advisory is to be released thereafter.

Words | A. Buala
Layout | Jazel Marie Dela Cruz

19/12/2024

COLLEGE NEWS | PEMO Bestows Green School Award to LCCC

The Provincial Environment Management Office (PEMO) ranked La Carlota City College as the 8th Green School Awardee in the 4th EcoLuminaries: Abanse Negrense Environmental Awards held at Negros Residences, Bacolod City, December 19.

The Provincial Government of Negros Occidental, through PEMO, recognizes the dedication of LCCC in initiating and implementing effective environmental programs through this award, which signifies successful Level 1 compliance.

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The City College would also like to recognize the tireless support of the Dean of the College of Agriculture (CoAg), Prof. Ma. Cecilia C. Mercado, MAgr., JD, and Prof. Limuel C. Solomon, Jr. of CoAg in working towards this achievement.

Words | Andrea Buala
Photo | Prof. Laurence M. Lachica

18/12/2024

MORE PHOTOS | LCCC Night 2024

Photos | Ferdinand Nacion

17/12/2024

HAPPENING NOW | SSR Opens LCCC Night 2024

In celebration of Christmas, spearheaded by the Supreme Student Republic, LCCC comes together to celebrate a night of fun and talent at the City Public Plaza.

Words | A. Buala
Photo | Ferdinand Nacion

16/12/2024

"Simbang Gabi" or Misa de Gallo, is a Filipino tradition that captures the essence of Christmas. From December 16th to 24th—Filipinos rise early before sunrise, to attend dawn masses filled with hope and devotion.

Starting as early as 4 AM, people come together and attend mass as it reflects the deep faith of the Filipino people who seeks for blessings, success, health, and family unity. While many people believe that completing all nine dawn masses grants wishes.

This tradition is integral to Filipino culture, encourages us to embrace the true spirit of Christmas—a spirit of love, unwavering faith and hope.

Words | Christine Oquindo
Layout | Sky Politico

15/12/2024

JUST IN | Mayor Rex Revises Earlier Announcement on Class Suspension

Office of the City Mayor Hon. Rex R. Jalando-on suspends onsite classes on all levels in all public and private schools within the City from December 16-20.

The City Mayor’s earlier announcement of suspension of classes which only applied to selected schools is revised. Classes are to resume on January 2, 2025 instead of January 3.

All academic activities will transition to online and modular learning during these times and students are strictly advised to minimize outdoor exposures for their safety from volcanic ash amid Kanlaon unrest.

Words | Jocel Mari Ambing
Layout | Jazel Marie Dela Cruz

13/12/2024

COLLEGE NEWS | Research and Creative Works Conducts Research Seminar for Students

The Research and Creative Works office held an IMRAD and Research Format webinar for undergraduate students via Zoom aimed to provide essential knowledge on about content and proper research format today, December 13, 2024.

Prof. Jason P. Amar, Program Chair of the English Division at West Visayas State University - Himamaylan Campus, served as the resource speaker—comprehensively discussing the IMRAD format for research to undergraduate students of La Carlota City College who are currently enrolled in research subjects.

In addition, Dr. Trudy C. Cerbo, Dean of the College of Education at La Carlota City College, presented on the LCCC research format revealing secrets that can contribute to scholarly success.

Words & Photos | Mayve Jane Dalisay

13/12/2024

COLLEGE NEWS | LCCC - Cubay Onsite Scholastic Operations Halt until January 2025

Decreed by the Office of the City Mayor amid the Mt. Kanlaon eruption, face-to-face classes at La Carlota City College - Cubay Campus are suspended from December 16 to January 3, 2025.

Other schools included in the list are Miguel Mondia Elementary School (Sitio Bais, Brgy. Yubo), Yubo Elementary School, Yubo National High School - Junior High School, Yubo National High School - Senior High School, Ara-al Elementary School, Ara-al Elementary School Extension (Nailab), La Carlota North Elementary School, La Carlota South Elementary School II, and Doña Hortencia Salas Benedicto National High School-SHS.

These institutions are to transition to applicable Alternative Delivery Modes (ADMs) to ensure continuation of learning despite the current circumstances.

“Let us work together to support each other as we navigate through this crisis. Stay safe, and take care of one another,” Mayor Jalando-on urged the public to show compassion and empathy during this time.

LCCC - Cubay Campus is currently utilized as an evacuation center for IDPs. Meanwhile, the resumption of classes on the Main Campus is yet to be announced.

Words | A. Buala
Layout | Jazel Marie Dela Cruz

13/12/2024

September 2024 LET Results Are In!

La Carlota City College produced 153 newly-registered teachers in the September 2024 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET).

With the recent announcement of results from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), we extend our heartfelt congratulations to the 22 Elementary level and 131 Secondary level passers who have conquered this challenging path and emerged victorious.

May your passion for teaching continue to inspire future generations.

Congratulations, Blue Alphas! Invictus, LCCCians!

See full results here: https://www.prcboard.com/let-results-september-2024-elementary-and-secondary-list-of-passers

Words | Jocel Mari Ambing
Layout | Edrian Enim

11/12/2024

JUST IN | Mayor Rex Suspends Classes until Friday

Office of the City Mayor Hon. Rex R. Jalando-on officially suspends classes on all levels in both public and private schools until Friday, December 13.

Classes have been suspended since Monday due to the Mt. Kanlaon situation. It remains uncertain when normal operations will resume as the volcano is still under Alert Level 3 and some schools have been repurposed as evacuation centers for IDPs.

Words | A. Buala
Layout | Jazel Marie Dela Cruz

11/12/2024

COLLEGE NEWS | LCCC Sheds Light to Displaced Children of Mt. Kanlaon Eruption

Participated by almost 195 child evacuees of the recent Mount Kanlaon eruption, La Carlota City College Alumni Association Inc. (LCCCAAI)—in collaboration with, the Faculty and Employees Association Inc. (LCCC FEAI) and LCCC Library— presented a storytelling activity with interactive games at the LCCC - Cubay Campus Covered Court today, December 11, 2024.

Through this group initiative and the storytelling activity led by Cubay Campus’ College Librarian Ms. Felin Paniergo, they shed light and provide emotional support to the distressed.

Essential kits were also given to ensure that they have the necessary things to sustain their health during this time of unpredicted phenomenon.

Words | Mayve Jane Dalisay, Shane Salas
Photo | David

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