13/09/2024
On September 13, 2024, the Luna Community School Alumni Association proudly handed over a much-needed Water System Replacement Project to the school. The turnover ceremony was held at the school grounds, marking a significant milestone in enhancing the wellbeing of the learners and staff through improved access to clean and reliable water.The event was graced by esteemed alumni members, school officials, PTA officers and learners.
The ceremony opened with a prayer led by Mrs. Elsie Carta, retired Master Teacher 2 and at the same time the PTA Vice President. It was followed by a community singing led by Mrs. Rosalina Dela Cruz, Teacher III. A welcoming message was delivered by Mrs. Gilda Pascua, Teacher III, Staff President, expressed sincere appreciation for the alumni’s generosity and enduring commitment to the school. Following the welcome address, Engr. Gener Olpindo, Treasurer of the Alumni Association, gave the project overview, importance, and project cost amounting to Php103, 444.00. In his remarks, he highlighted the importance of the project in supporting the health and safety of the school community, especially in today’s context where access to clean water is more crucial than ever. Amb. Catalino R. Dilem Jr., Alumni President, shared the motivation behind the project and the desire to give back to the school that had played such an integral role in their personal and professional development. He spoke of the association’s long-standing dedication to supporting the school’s future, and how the project symbolises their continuous efforts to invest in the school’s growth and sustainability.
A ceremonial signing of the Deed of Donation and Acceptance followed, with key members of the alumni association and school leadership jointly marking the official turnover of the water system.
The new water facility was then formally turned over, symbolising a fresh beginning for the school’s infrastructure, which will now benefit generations of students to come.In his acceptance message, Mr. Daniel I. Callejo, the school Officer-in-Charge expressed deep gratitude to the alumni, emphasising that the new water system would not only improve day-to-day life on school but would also stand as a lasting reminder of the positive impact alumni can have on their alma mater. He encouraged current students to see the alumni as role models and to one day pay forward the generosity they’ve experienced.The ceremony concluded with a closing remarks given by Mrs. Veronica P. Cabalo, Master Teacher I.
This project exemplifies the strength of the bond between the alumni and the school and serves as a reminder that through collaboration and shared purpose, great things can be achieved.
Luna Community School extends its heartfelt thanks to the Alumni Association for this invaluable gift. #