HCCC Community Engagement & Services

Together for nature🌿

The Communicators Club, Math-Sci Club, FMSO & JMSO join hands in a meaningful tree planting activity in celebration of International Day of Forests (March 21), highlighting how protecting our forests builds a sustainable future.

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Despite the muddy soil and challenging terrain, the Gr. 12 - Our Lady of the Assumption STEM students successfully planted 100 seedlings during their tree planting activity on February 7 at Panigan, Brgy. Tawan-Tawan.🌱🌳

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🌱Starting the New Year with Purpose🌱

To welcome the new year, the Grade 10 - San Pedro Calungsod and St. Raymond students actively participated in a tree planting activity last January 10, 2026. A total of 250 malibago seedlings were planted as part of the Adopt-A-Riverbank Program within the Tamugan-Panigan Watershed.

This meaningful activity reflects our commitment to environmental stewardship and collective action in protecting our natural resources. 🌳

🌿Our Grade 5 and Grade 6 pupils, together with their parents eagerly participated in our tree planting activity today. It was a wonderful opportunity to learn, bond, and contribute to caring for our environment.

We extend our heartfelt thank you to all parents who joined and supported their children in this meaningful activity.

Together, we grow a greener future!🌿🌳

Thank you HS Batch 1998 for your active participation in the protection of our mother earth!🌱🌳

On October 4, Grade 7 - St. Ignatius de Loyola and Grade 8 - St. John the Baptist students took part in greening the environment by planting 250 seedlings in the adopted area of the Adopt-a-Riverbank Project in Barangay Wines.🌱 This meaningful activity helps increase the number of trees in the area and protects our watershed. Kudos to our young eco-warriors and volunteers!💚

On September 6, the Grade 7-St. Helen and Grade 11- St. Therese students actively participated in a tree planting activity along the Panigan-Tamugan Watershed. As the first batch to conduct this initiative for the school year, the students demonstrated their commitment to environmental stewardship. This activity not only supports the preservation of the watershed but also instills in the learners the value of caring for nature and protecting our water resources for future generations.🌱🌳

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Our heartfelt gratitude to the HCCC volunteers during the 2025 National and Local Elections. Your commitment and dedication stood as a powerful example of what true service and civic responsibility look like. You were the individuals who stepped up, stood tall and gave your time and energy in service of something greater that yourselves. 🥰

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