La Consolacion College Bacolod

23/09/2026

23/09/2026

ATTENTION, TDP GRANTEES!
The Tulong-Dunong Program (TDP) for Batch 3.0, 2nd Semester, A.Y. 2024–2025 are ready for release.
Please take note of the release schedule and requirements indicated below

📢 ATTENTION, TDP GRANTEES!

The Tulong-Dunong Program (TDP) for Batch 3.0, 2nd Semester, A.Y. 2024–2025 are ready for release.

Please take note of the release schedule and requirements indicated below.

22/09/2026

La Consolacion College Bacolod joined the Bacolod City Government in presenting local circular economy initiatives at the ASEAN Regional Dialogue on Circular Economy, bringing the city’s community-based and institutional approaches to a regional platform.

The LCC Bacolod delegation highlighted the Circular Biohubs Project, an initiative led by the college and funded through the European Union-Philippines Green Economy Partnership, alongside circular economy programs presented by the city government.

The City Planning and Development Office team, headed by Dr. Jean Locsin-Ramos, bannered Bacolod City’s circular economy initiatives, including the SPROUT Project, as part of the city’s efforts toward more sustainable resource use and waste management.

During the opening, the CPDO and LCC Bacolod teams were joined by Dr. Mae Llamas, head of the Local Economic Development and Investment Promotion Office, in welcoming delegates who visited the Bacolod display booth.

Dr. Rodjhun Navarro, LCC Bacolod vice president for Research, Innovation and Linkages and project director of Circular Biohubs, said the regional dialogue provides an opportunity to demonstrate how partnerships among academic institutions, local governments and communities can translate circular economy principles into practical initiatives.

“Our participation allows us to show that circular economy can be brought down to the community level through concrete systems, partnerships and livelihood opportunities,” Navarro said. “Circular Biohubs demonstrates what becomes possible when the academe, local government, communities and development partners work together toward solutions that are both environmentally responsible and locally sustainable.”

Joining Navarro in the project team were Mariecor Palapas, project manager, and Neil Malanday, stakeholder coordinator.

The ASEAN Regional Dialogue on Circular Economy is led by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources under the Philippines’ 2026 ASEAN chairship and convenes stakeholders from across Southeast Asia to advance cooperation on circular economy implementation, resource efficiency, and sustainable production and consumption.

LCC Bacolod’s participation also connects the Circular Biohubs initiative with the broader EU-Philippines Green Economy Partnership, a flagship program supporting the Philippines’ transition toward a green and circular economy while sustaining economic growth.

The regional gathering also provides opportunities for local governments, businesses, investors and other stakeholders from ASEAN and Europe to explore partnerships and investment opportunities related to the green and circular economy.

21/09/2026

LCCB NSTP Joins International Coastal Clean-Up 2026.

In support of global efforts to protect our oceans and coastal communities, the La Consolacion College Bacolod - NSTP joined the Province-Wide International Coastal Clean-Up 2026 in collaboration with the Negros Initiative for Climate and Environment (NICE) on September 19, 2026, in Batad Beach, Brgy. Sampinit, Bago City.
Through this meaningful environmental initiative, LCCB NSTP students and faculty, led by NSTP Coordinator Bernadette T. Tupas, MBA, LPT, participated in coastal clean-up activities, promoting environmental responsibility and raising awareness of the importance of keeping our shores clean and protecting marine ecosystems.
Together, let us continue to care for our environment and inspire others to take action for a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future.
LCCB NSTP: Serving communities, protecting the environment, and building a better future together.

21/09/2026

From an Unexpected Path to a Purposeful Journey.

Today, Alpha Omega continues to build on that foundation as UAPGA National Director for Archives, FY 2026–2027—a testament to how education can shape not only professionals, but individuals ready to contribute, lead, and make a difference.

Her journey reminds us that sometimes, the paths we never expected can lead us exactly where we are meant to be.

21/09/2026

La Consolacion College Bacolod Grade 11 student Rhein S. Sorilla received the Youth Leadership Excellence Award from Junior Chamber International Bacolod in recognition of her academic achievements and leadership qualities.

Sorilla was honored during the awarding ceremony held Sept. 20 at The Heritage House at The Upper East in Bacolod City.

The Youth Leadership Excellence Award, or YLEA, recognizes young individuals who demonstrate excellence in academics and leadership while making a positive impact on their peers and communities.

Sorilla was cited for her diligence, integrity and commitment to excellence, as well as for serving as an inspiration to fellow students through her academic performance and leadership involvement.

LCC Bacolod President Sr. Flolyn S. Catungal, OSA, congratulated Sorilla and said the recognition reflects the kind of leadership the institution seeks to nurture among its students.

“Rhein’s achievement reminds us that true leadership is demonstrated not only through excellence in academics but also through integrity, responsibility and service to others,” Catungal said. “We congratulate her for this well-deserved recognition and hope that she continues to inspire her fellow young people to use their talents in making a meaningful difference in the community.”

Sorilla’s recognition adds to the accomplishments of LCC Bacolod students who have distinguished themselves in academic, leadership and community-oriented endeavors.

20/09/2026

La Consolacion College Bacolod junior high school student Glenierr Rose Alcabasa emerged as champion in the poster-making contest held Sunday, Sept. 20, at SM City Bacolod as part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the Chamber Volunteer Fire Brigade.

Alcabasa topped a field of 83 contestants in the competition, which brought together young artists in a creative activity highlighting fire safety, volunteerism and community responsibility.

Sr. Irene M. Bancolo, OSA, principal of the LCC Bacolod Integrated Basic Education Department, congratulated Alcabasa for bringing honor to the school and for using her artistic talent in an activity that promotes public awareness and service to the community.

“We congratulate Glenierr Rose for this achievement. Her success reflects not only her creativity and dedication but also the values we hope to nurture among our students — using their talents meaningfully and contributing to the good of the wider community,” Bancolo said.

The competition was among the activities marking the golden anniversary of the Chamber Volunteer Fire Brigade, celebrating five decades of volunteer service and commitment to public safety.

Alcabasa’s championship adds to the achievements of LCC Bacolod students in competitions that provide opportunities for young learners to combine artistic expression with social awareness and community engagement.

18/09/2026

La Consolacion College Bacolod was recognized as one of the industry partners during the Regional Work Immersion Fair 2026, held on September 18, 2026, with 22 School Division Offices at the Negros Occidental High School.

Carrying the theme, “Bridging Aspirations and Opportunity: Strengthening Industry-School Partnership,” the event brought together participating school divisions and industry partners across the Negros Island Region to strengthen collaboration and create meaningful opportunities for learners through work immersion.

LCCB’s participation underscores its continuing commitment to building strong partnerships with industry and educational institutions—helping prepare students for real-world experiences, professional growth, and future career opportunities.

Building Dreams Together through meaningful partnerships and opportunities.

18/09/2026

Campus journalists from the Integrated Basic Education Department of La Consolacion College Bacolod earned placements in the Division Schools Press Conference 2026, competing against student journalists from 30 participating schools.

The contest proper was held Sept. 9 at Andres Bonifacio Elementary School I, while the awarding ceremony took place Sept. 11 at the ABES II Gymnasium.

Representing LCC Bacolod Senior High School through The Plumeria, the department’s official student publication, three campus journalists secured places in individual English categories.

Frauliene Louise Cheng placed fourth in Feature Writing, Rafaello Sta. Ana finished fifth in Photojournalism, and Harha Saudia Estoche earned sixth place in Editorial Cartooning.

The LCC Bacolod delegation was coached and advised by Kevin Jon B. Ciano.

Several other Plumeria campus journalists also qualified to represent the school in the division-level competition.

In the individual English contests, Jeskher Valen Guanzon competed in News Writing; Sophia Chamberlin in Column Writing; Garie Jaria Gesta in Sports Writing; Mary Ella Miralles in Editorial Writing; Raphael Diaz in Science and Technology Writing; Yshiara Ongsingco in Editorial Cartooning; and Anne Josephine Manayon in Copyediting and Headline Writing.

LCC Bacolod also fielded a seven-member team in Collaborative Desktop Publishing in English. The team was composed of Reil Jon Alisbo as news writer, Karla Cordero as editorial writer, Marian Torres as feature writer, Angelie Jimenez as sports writer, Estoche as cartoonist, Aaron Markell Villar as photojournalist and Martinna Bermeo as layout artist.

In Radio Scriptwriting and Broadcasting in English, the school was represented by Rocel Balangao and Cherbie Esmeralda as anchors; Ma. Rheianna Sorilla, Danielle Clyne Magbanua and Casey Belcena as news presenters; Leezander Panaguiton as technical application director; and Glyzza Pepito as program director.

The students’ participation in the annual press conference provided them an opportunity to test their skills in news gathering, writing, visual journalism, publication production and broadcasting alongside fellow campus journalists from schools across the division.

The placements of Cheng, Sta. Ana and Estoche also added to LCC Bacolod’s continuing participation in campus journalism competitions through The Plumeria, which provides Senior High School students a platform to develop responsible and effective student journalism.

18/09/2026

HAPPENING NOW | LCCB JOINS NATIONAL WORK IMMERSION FAIR 2026

La Consolacion College Bacolod actively participated in the National Work Immersion Fair 2026 held at Negros Occidental High School, bringing together participating school divisions from across the Negros Island Region (NIR) for a meaningful exchange of practices, experiences, and initiatives in work immersion.

The event provided an avenue for schools and education stakeholders to strengthen collaboration and highlight the importance of authentic workplace exposure in preparing learners for higher education, employment, and future career opportunities.

LCCB is honored to be part of this significant gathering and remains committed to supporting programs that bridge classroom learning with real-world experiences, helping build capable, confident, and future-ready learners.

La Consolacion College Bacolod — Building Dreams Together.