31/03/2026
Strengthening Bonds, Empowering Communities: A Dual Milestone for CU Basic Education
The Capitol University Basic Education Department continues its commitment to service and excellence with two significant events held this March.
🌱 JHS Faculty Outreach at Brgy. Cugman: Our Junior High School faculty successfully conducted a Hydro-Livelihood Seminar, introducing the Kratky Method of Hydroponics to the local community. By sharing sustainable urban farming techniques, we aim to empower our neighbors with practical skills for food security and livelihood.
🤝 GPTCA Project Turnover (SY 2025-2026): We formally accepted the turnover of new school equipment from the General Parent-Teacher-Community Association. These resources are vital in enhancing the learning environment and supporting our students' holistic development.
Two paths, one mission: Total development through service and collaboration.