CDG - School of Criminal Justice Education

Welcome, future guardians of justice and peace! 🌟

Stepping into the world of criminology is more than just pursuing a degree—it is answering a call to serve, protect, and uphold the values of truth, integrity, and honor. As you begin this journey, remember that every lesson, challenge, and experience will shape you into someone capable of making a real difference in society.

This path may not always be easy, but with passion, discipline, and determination, you will overcome every obstacle. Embrace every opportunity to learn and grow, because you are not just students—you are the future protectors of law and order.

Welcome to the Colegio De Getafe - School of Criminal Justice, where your dreams of justice and service begin!

On August 1, 2025 at 9:00 AM, our criminology instructors convened for a planning session focused on the programs and initiatives for the upcoming School Year 2025–2026.

The meeting was filled with collaboration, fresh ideas, and a shared commitment to providing quality education and meaningful experiences for our students.

Exciting things are coming—stay tuned!

ATTENTION: ALL CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS
Subject: Uniform and Grooming Guidelines

In line with the official opening of classes on Monday, August 4, 2025, all Criminology students are hereby reminded to observe the following uniform and grooming requirements:

2nd year and 3rd year (Old and Continuing)
– Must wear the complete Type A Uniform.

4th Year
– Must wear the prescribed Type A Intern Uniform.

Freshmen and Transferees
– Required to wear a plain white T-shirt, paired with black or blue maong pants, and rubber shoes.

Grooming Policy
* Male students - proper haircut.
*Female students - hairnet.

Let us all take pride in our appearance and uphold the standards of the Criminology Department. Your cooperation in following these guidelines reflects our shared commitment to discipline, professionalism, and the values expected of future law enforcement professionals.

Aim high, shoot straight!🎯

The firing line came alive as our 2nd year Criminology students of Colegio De Getafe took aim in their PATHFit-4: Marksmanship training!

Led by SCJE Dean, EMELIO A. SALAZAR, PhD CJ, and with the full support of our Criminology faculty, this hands-on activity sharpened not just their aim—but their discipline, focus, and sense of responsibility as future peacekeepers. 👮‍♂️

From theory to trigger—our future law enforcers are hitting their marks!

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COLEGIO DE GETAFE – SCHOOL OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION proudly congratulates our pioneering students for successfully passing the NAPOLCOM Entrance Examination! This remarkable achievement is a testament to your dedication, discipline, and unwavering commitment to your goals. With the steadfast guidance of our Dean, DR. EMELIO A. SALAZAR, and the visionary leadership of our College President, DR. MARCIPINA D. AGUISANDA, you have set a strong foundation for future generations. May this success inspire you to continue serving with integrity, courage, and excellence. The journey has just begun—move forward with pride!

Congratulations!

Abigail Añana
Ginalyn Rosagaran
Charry Rosane
Abundio Mejasco
Jerico Bemil
Dennis Aneslagon
Jubilee Añasco

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The Journey of Chrish Godfrey B. Enerio: From CDG Criminology Student to PNPA Cadet From the quiet shores of Jandayan Norte, a small island barangay in the town of Getafe, Bohol, came a young man with a dream. Chrish Godfrey B. Enerio began his journey as a Criminology student at a local college in Colegio De Getafe (CDG). Like many of his classmates, he dreamed of wearing the uniform, serving the country, and becoming a protector of peace and order. But Chrish wanted something more. He aimed not only to become a police officer but to become a leader. With that vision in his heart, he worked hard during his first year in college. He trained his body through ROTC drills, sharpened his mind with disciplined study, and molded his character with perseverance and humility.

The road was not easy. There were times when he doubted himself when finances were low, when exhaustion hit, and when hope seemed distant. But he never gave up. He turned every trial into a lesson, every failure into fuel, and every challenge into an opportunity to grow. Backed by his faith, the love of his family, and an unbreakable will, he pushed forward.

Then came the call, he was accepted into the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA). It was more than just a personal achievement. It was a victory for his family, his community, and for every young dreamer from the province who believed that greatness is not limited by geography or circumstance. Now, as a PNPA cadet, Chrish Godfrey stands tall carrying with him the hopes of Jandayan Norte and the pride of CDG. His story reminds us all that no dream is too far, no goal too big, for someone who chooses discipline, courage, and determination.

Look// on 20 February 2025 The School of Criminal Justice Education of Colegio De Getafe took on the Physical Agility Test (PAT), of Intern students to showcasing their endurance, discipline and commitment to physical excellence. Every sprint, drill and challenge was met with determination, proving their readiness for the path ahead, leaded by Mr. AGRIPINO APARILLA, Rcrim-SCJE Program Head, PCOL JIMMY L AGUISANDA, (RET)-Intern Coordinator and Crim Instructors for their guidance and support throughout the activity held at Colegio De Getafe Campus Ground, Poblacion, Getafe, Bohol

We also extend our gratitude to the medical volunteers MDRRMO GETAFE personnel and School Nurse who ensured the safety and well-being of all participants. Your presence was truly invaluable!

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Congratulations to our fourth-year Criminology student on successfully defending your thesis in your final defense! Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off.

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