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02/02/2025

A student of BS Entrepreneurship among the second batch of EBESt scholars.

—Janine Leah Ariola

“Ang pangarap ko sa buhay at maiahon sila(his family) sa kahirapan...” said by Arthur Clarianes about what is his dream as he become part of Eat Bulaga's Scholars on February 1 2025.

Arthur Clarianes, from Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BSEn) of Governor Mariano E. Villafuerte Community College (GMVCC)-Libmanan is one of the Eat Bulaga's Excellent Student (EBESt) Awardees on its second batch.

EBESt is a scholarship program of Eat Bulaga, one of the longest-running noontime shows in the Philippines, that aims to support students who excel academically with financial needs.

See: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1A1GJLwHEN/

Layout: Caila Sapo

31/01/2025

MAY PASOK NA PO!

In light with the improving weather, Classes and work in all schools (public and private) in Camarines Sur will resume at 1:00 PM today, January 31 of the current year. Local leaders and school heads can still close schools in some areas if needed.

See memorandum: https://www.facebook.com/100064678180906/posts/1085009243665005/?app=fbl

30/01/2025

SNHS Welcomes GMVCC-Libmanan for Career Guidance Orientation
— Nicole Angela Lumbao

Sipocot National High School (SNHS) in Tara, Sipocot, Camarines Sur, held a Career Guidance orientation on January 27, 2025, for its Grade 12 students. Representatives from Governor Mariano E. Villafuerte Community College (GMVCC)-Libmanan visited to encourage the graduating students to consider enrolling at GMVCC.

The team from GMVCC included Emily T. Camalla, College Dean of Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd); Rienna M. De Luna, Program Head of the Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BSEn); Jane S. Doblon, Program Head of the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems (BSIS); Aila P. Reyes, Program Head of BTVTEd majoring in Electronics Technology; Michelle SB. Doblon, Student Affairs and Services Coordinator (SAS); Monalisa Mayne A. Atienza, Administrative Assistant; and instructors Dennis Z. Ruz, Leveriza G. Bautista, Zsanelle D. De Guzman, and Ester N. Navarro.

They introduced the programs offered by GMVCC, including Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BSEn), Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) with majors in Automotive Technology, Electrical Technology, and Electronics Technology, as well as a 3-year Diploma Course in Tourism Management. They also announced the upcoming addition of two new programs—Bachelor of Science in Information Systems (BSIS) and Associate in Computer Technology (ACT)—which will be available for the 2025-2026 academic year.

The GMVCC team emphasized that studying at GMVCC is free of charge and encouraged students to choose an institution that believes in their potential. Rienna M. De Luna, Program Head of the Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BSEn) concluded by advising students to select a School not based on its fame or name, but one that will support them in becoming the best versions of themselves in the future.

📸: Reymond Romero II

30/01/2025

SUSPENSION OF FACE-TO-FACE CLASSES, CAMPUS CONNECT WILL BE MOVED.

CAMARINES SUR – Classes and work in all public and private schools were suspended today, January 30, 2025, due to Orange Rainfall Warning issued by PAGASA. The agency released the warning at 8:00 AM today, saying that floods threaten low-lying areas and near river channels, and that landslides may occur in areas prone to the onslaught of the Shearline.

Suspension applies to all levels. Schools shall utilize alternative learning strategies for example, modular distance learning, performance tasks, projects or make-up classes while students continue to learn. This shall be in line with each school's Learning and Service Continuity Plan.

The Governor Mariano E. Villafuerte Community College has also cancelled its Campus Connect event today and will be moved.

See memorandum: https://www.facebook.com/100064678180906/posts/1084038310428765/?app=fbl

26/01/2025

25/01/2025

25/01/2025

Bringing Smiles and Learning to Brgy. Aslong Elementary School
—Janine Leah Ariola

The Supreme Student Council (SSC) held an outreach program last January 24, 2025, at Brgy. Aslong Elementary School, turning an ordinary morning into a meaningful event.

Elected officers, committees, class presidents, and volunteers worked hand in hand to make the day impactful. Some participants cleaned the school grounds, while others facilitated Aral Gabay sessions, guiding Grade 1 to 3 students through reading activities. Afterward, a feeding program ensured that every child was well-fed, followed by lively games that filled the school with laughter and excitement.

Inspiring messages were then delivered by the SSC adviser, Sir Aquilino Deborde, SSC President Mark Ricafort, and Aslong Elementary School Principal Imelda C. Festin. The event concluded with the awarding of certificates, recognizing the collective efforts of everyone involved.

Running from 8 AM to 11 AM, the program was a testament to the SSC’s dedication to fostering community spirit and making a difference in the lives of young learners.

📸| Edrich Floriano

25/01/2025

Building a Cleaner, Greener GMVCC Together
—Janine Leah Ariola

Students of GMVCC rolled up their sleeves and united for a campus-wide clean-up drive, transforming their school into a spotless and welcoming environment. From classrooms to outdoor areas, every corner was swept and tidied with care and enthusiasm.

The activity, held on January 23, 2025, from 7:30 AM to 12 noon, was more than just a clean-up—it was a powerful demonstration of teamwork and shared responsibility. Equipped with cleaning tools and a sense of purpose, students worked together to promote a cleaner, greener campus.

By the end of the drive, the school grounds reflected not just physical cleanliness but also the collaborative spirit of the GMVCC community, inspiring everyone to take pride in their shared space.

📸| Lyn Pura, Jesseca Bocato

23/01/2025

PANGBUWANANG MISA, GINANAP.
- Lara Bea Robianes, Dino Laurio.

Isip at puso, ito ang naging sentro ng homiliya ng misa na pinanguhan ni Reverend Roger B. Barbecho sa Governor Mariano E. Vilafuerte Community College (GMVCC)-Libmanan na ginanap kahapon, bandang ika-walo ng umaga, ika dalawamput-dalawa (22) ng Enero sa kasalukuyang taon.

Ginanap ang buwanang misa sa inisponsor-an ng departamento ng Entrepreneurship. Sa nangyaring misa nagbigay mensahe si Reverend Roger B. Barbecho para mag bigay liwanag sa mga pag agam-agam ng mga dumalo, dagdag pa rito binigyan niyang empasismo kung gaano kahalaga ang pag-aaral sa buhay ng isang tao

Sa kanyang homiliya, ipinaliwanag ni Reverend Roger B. Barbecho ang kahalagahan ng paggamit ng katalinuhan at kakayahan sa pag-aaral, ngunit binigyang-diin din niya na ang tagumpay ay hindi lamang nakasalalay sa husay sa akademikong larang, kanyang inilarawan ang isip bilang isang instrumento na ginagamit sa pag-aaral at pagkamit ng kaalaman. Samantalang ang puso naman ang nagsisilbing gabay sa moralidad at paggawa ng mabuti. Ang pagbabalanse ng dalawa, aniya, ay susi sa pagkamit ng tunay na tagumpay hindi lamang sa akademya, kundi pati na rin sa buhay. Hinikayat ni father Barbecho ang mga mag-aaral na manalangin at humingi ng patnubay sa Panginoon sa kanilang pag-aaral, ito ay nag-iwan ng malalim na impresyon sa mga dumalo, kaya't ang mga mag aaral ay umuwi ng may inspirasyon at ngiti sakanilang mga labi.

📸: Jesseca Bocato

21/01/2025

ANNOUNCEMENT!

From 1st year to 3rd year students of the GMVCC-Libmanan campus, you must attend the SCHOOL CAMPUS CLEAN-UP DRIVE this coming January 23, 2025.
ATTENDANCE IS A MUST.

20/01/2025

Fueling Passion, Forging Legacies
—Janine Leah Ariola

The Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) program, with majors in Automotive, Electrical, and Electronics Technology, held its Pinning Ceremony and Recognition Program on January 15, 2025. The event, themed "Igniting Futures: Empowering Educators for Tomorrow’s Leaders," recognized the achievements of future educators and recent LET passers. It emphasized the important role of technical education in shaping skilled professionals who will contribute to innovation and progress. The ceremony marked a key moment in their journey toward becoming educators who will inspire and lead the next generation.

Interviews conducted with students and parents underscored the joint effort and pride in their successes.

🎤: Janine Leah Ariola, Sunshine Kang
🎥: Reymond Romero
🧑🏼‍💻: Luis Owen Chavez

20/01/2025

19/01/2025

PINATUNAYAN NG BS ENTREPRENEURSHIP ANG KANILANG HUSAY DI LAMANG SA LARANGAN NG AKADEMIKO NGUNIT PATI RIN SA PAGTATANGHAL.(PART II)
—Jesseca Bocato

Sa pangunguna ng instructor na si Ma'am Tan Christian Eborde idinaos ang pagtatanghal ng mga estudyante mula sa sophomore ng Bs Entrepreneurship para sa kanilang pagsusulit sa asignaturang PATHFIT ngayong ika-19 ng Enero 2025.

Naging matagumpay ang paligsahan na ito sa tulong ng mga hurado na sina Ginoong Aries B. Ebio, Ginoong Ian Cedrick V. Reyes at Ginoong Joval M. Bandola na mahusay na kinilatis ang bawat pagtatanghal.

📸: Jesseca Bocato

19/01/2025

PINATUNAYAN NG BS ENTREPRENEURSHIP ANG KANILANG HUSAY DI LAMANG SA LARANGAN NG AKADEMIKO NGUNIT PATI RIN SA PAGTATANGHAL.
—Jesseca Bocato

Sa pangunguna ng instructor na si Ma'am Tan Christian Eborde idinaos ang pagtatanghal ng mga estudyante mula sa sophomore ng Bs Entrepreneurship para sa kanilang pagsusulit sa asignaturang PATHFIT ngayong ika-19 ng Enero 2025.

Naging matagumpay ang paligsahan na ito sa tulong ng mga hurado na sina Ginoong Aries B. Ebio, Ginoong Ian Cedrick V. Reyes at Ginoong Joval M. Bandola na mahusay na kinilatis ang bawat pagtatanghal.

Narito ang mga resulta:

•CONTEMPORARY
BEST IN COSTUME: 2D
CHAMPION: 2D
2nd PLACE: 2B
3rd PLACE: 2F
4th PLACE: 2C
5th PLACE: 2A
6th PLACE: 2E

•FOLK DANCE
BEST IN COSTUME: 2A
CHAMPION: 2F
2nd PLACE: 2A
3rd PLACE: 2D
4th PLACE: 2B
5th PLACE: 2C and 2E

•HIP-HOP
BEST IN COSTUME: 2D
CHAMPION: 2D
2nd PLACE: 2B
3rd PLACE: 2A
4th PLACE: 2C
5th PLACE: 2E

📸: Lyn Pura

19/01/2025

The Campus Ministry Organization conducted its third Bible Study on January 18, 2025 and was led by Harry Peñaredondo, the president of the organization. The session revolved around the punctuation mark: the semicolon, which symbolizes rest and continuation in connection with the verse Psalms 46:10—“Be still and know that I am God”

📸: Jesseca Bocato

17/01/2025

Performance Day at GMVCC Libmanan: Where excellence struts its stuff!
—Janine Leah Ariola

The ground floor of Governor Mariano E. Villafuerte Community College-Libmanan heat up as 13 Group of performers showcased their skills in a thrilling competition on January 16, 2025, led by their PATHFIT Instructor, Sir Alexis Castro. The event, which began at 1 PM, drew a captivated audience as students from various departments demonstrated their hard work and passion.

Collaboration and creativity were at the heart of the performances. The winners were celebrated for their exceptional teamwork:

1st Place: Automotive 2B & 2C
2nd Place: Electronics 2A & Auto 2A
3rd Place: Electronics 2B

Individual talents also shone brightly, with outstanding contributions recognized from:

Kathleen Yordan
Dan Cuevas
Rose Ann Cortez
Joan Boña
Gilbert Septimo
Angela Nocidal
Marife Ferrer
John Timothie Nepomuceno
Lenard Nepomuceno
Fernan Palayar
Jay Ronald Berja
Vin John Ramallosa
Christian Matthew Garcia
Rhey Ann Dave Llaneta
Vida Laguerta
Renmarl Anne Talisay

The event was a celebration of dedication, skill, and teamwork, inspiring everyone to continue pursuing excellence.

📸: Lyn Pura, Luis Owen Chavez, Jesseca Bocato, Lara Bea Robianes

17/01/2025

GMVCC-LIBMANAN RECOGNIZED THE NEWLY LET PASSERS OF 2024 AND HELD ITS 3RD PINNING CEREMONY TO THE BTVTEd 4th YEAR STUDENTS.
—Larabea Robianes

LIBMANAN, CAMARINES SUR – The Handiong Cultural Center was filled of pride and excitement on January 15, 2025 as the community celebrate its newest teachers. A special recognition ceremony honored those who passed the March and September 2024 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) and pinning ceremony to acknowledge the 217 graduating students of the Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education (BTVTEd) program, major in Automotive, Electrical, and Electronics Technology.

The theme of the ceremony, “Igniting Futures: Empowering Educators for Tomorrow’s Leaders,” perfectly captured the spirit of the occasion. Family, friends, and faculty gathered to witness this important milestone for the new teachers. Each graduating students received a special pin, marking their official entry into the teaching profession.

The ceremony was a testament to the commitment and dedication of these new teachers, and graduating students who are now ready to shape the future of their students and contribute to the community growth. Their success reflects the hard work and support of their families, mentors, and the community as a whole.

📸: Reymond Romero, Janine Leah Ariola, Angel Canuel

15/01/2025

HAPPENING NOW!

The Stellar of Hard Works!

The 4th-year students of the Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education Major in Automotive, Electrical, and Electronics Technology are set to pin their dreams today, January 15, 2024, at the Cultural Center of Libmanan, Camarines Sur! Many steps and efforts will be paid off ahead