19/08/2026
๐๐๐๐ | The accreditation continued with a visit to several notable facilities and offices of the institution at around 10:50 a.m. today. The first stop was the First Administration Building, which was established in 2009. The building is one of the places that reflect the institutionโs history and development over the years.
Then proceeded to the Cultural Hall, where visitors were given a glimpse of the artistic talents within the school community. According to Dr. Alvin Ferrer, the paintings displayed inside the hall were created by students. The artworks serve not only as decorations but also as reflections of the learners' creativity and skills.
The tour continued at the Student Organizations and Advisers Office. Dr. Amalfi B. Tabin Jr. shared that having a dedicated office for coaches and advisers is a positive development. The space enables them to fulfill their responsibilities and provide guidance and support to student organizations.
Another notable stop was the PCB Museum, where Dr. Alvin Ferrer shared an interesting story about the school communityโs connection to the film industry. He mentioned that Marvin Dizon had been featured in Espantaho, highlighting the achievements and experiences of individuals connected to the institution.
The visit to these different areas showed that PCB is more than just a place for academic learning. Its buildings, student artworks, organizations, and the achievements of its community members all contribute to the institutionโs identity and history. From students' paintings to the recognition of a school community member in a film, these stories reflect the talents, experiences, and accomplishments that make the school community unique.