HCDC Office of the Student Affairs and Services

📣 CALLING ALL HCDC STUDENT LEADERS!

The Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS) cordially invites all student leaders to participate in this year’s:

𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐃 𝐂𝐀𝐌𝐏: 𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐄
“Molding Leaders to Rise with Integrity, Selfless Service, and Excellence in Action”

Lead Camp is more than a leadership program. It is a formative journey that challenges student leaders to grow beyond titles and positions, and embrace the deeper responsibility of becoming leaders grounded in integrity, selfless service, and excellence in action. It seeks to shape individuals who lead not for recognition, but with compassion, accountability, humility, and genuine commitment to the welfare of others.

The activity is scheduled to be held on July 8, 9, and 10, 2026, at the HCDC Maritime Training Center, Camudmud, Island Garden City of Samal, Davao del Norte.

Please be informed that ONLY 90 slots are available for this year’s Lead Camp. Once the 90 slots have been filled, the application will automatically close. Strictly no special arrangements or considerations will be accommodated once all slots are occupied.

Interested participants are encouraged to register immediately through the Google Form link provided below:

🔗 https://forms.gle/CEQBSCr6aA4JiMP77

Rise with integrity.
Lead with purpose.
Serve with excellence.

THE DOMINANCE CONTINUES 💪

The Men’s Football Team of Davao Region continues its impressive run at the National PRISAA Games 2026 after taking down Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula), 3-0, today, May 12.

Back-to-back wins for the Cross Blazers! ❤🤍💙

Congratulations to our 44 alumni from the School of Teacher of Education of the Holy Cross of Davao College for passing the March 2026 Licensure Examination for Teachers! 🥳

ELEMENTARY LEVEL
First Timers: 87.50% (7/8 Passers)
Repeaters: 50.00% (1/2 Passers)
Overall Performance: 80.00% (8/10 Passers)
National Passing Rate: 56.08% (18,376/32,767 Passers)

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SECONDARY LEVEL
First Timers: 87.88% (29/33 Passers)
Repeaters: 36.84% (7/19 Passers)
Overall Performance: 69.23% (36/52 Passers)
National Passing Rate: 73.14% (45,001/61,350 Passers)

Last September and November 2025 LET, HCDC-STE has produced 230 passers (189 for Secondary and 41 for Elementary).

The HCDC community is so proud of you!

❤️🤍💙



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Enrollment for incoming first year college students is ongoing.

For more information, and to enroll, you may visit us onsite or online: studentportal.hcdc.edu.ph

Blaze your Trail to Success at Holy Cross of Davao College!

📢 CITATION AWARD APPLICATION PERIOD

Attention, HCDC Graduating Students!

The application for the Citation Award is open from May 6 to May 15, 2026 (excluding Saturday to Monday), from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. only.

📌 Application forms are exclusively available at the OSAS and must be personally requested.
📌 Please ensure that you understand all the criteria and requirements indicated in the forms before submitting.
📌 No extensions will be granted.

Note: Only officers are eligible to apply.

For questions or assistance, you may approach any OSAS personnel.

Apply on time and don’t miss the opportunity to be recognized!

Celebrating 30 Years of PAPSAS 🐚

In this milestone year, the HCDC Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS) proudly stands with PAPSAS in a shared journey of growth and excellence. Through meaningful plenary discussions on student affairs quality frameworks, dynamic skills-building workshops, and the exchange of insights from leaders across regions, we continue to shape a stronger and more responsive student services community.

With every conversation and collaboration, we renew our commitment to serve students with purpose, passion, and excellence.

To: All Students of HCDC
Thru: Program Chairs, Moderators, and Student Leaders
Re: Use of HCDC ID Lanyard and Reiteration of ID Policy

HCDC hosts many interschool competitions, the most recent of which is the DACS Sportsfest. As such, many students from other schools are allowed in the campus. For security purposes, it is important for our security personnel to easily recognize these students while they are in the campus. The lanyard helps in this process of identification. However, with HCDC students using different lanyards, the process is not that easy.

In view of the above, all students are required to use the official lanyard of HCDC, except the student assistants, and Cross Media and Cross Yearbook scholars, who will continue to use their organization ID lanyard.

Please be reminded that, as provided in the HCDC Student Handbook, wearing of school ID is compulsory. The ID must be worn at all times within the campus. The lanyard and ID should be worn around the neck, on the front of the body, and on the outermost piece of clothing. The ID must be visible and not covered.

Lanyards and ID cards are school property. Students must not deface or cover the official picture of the ID. Any student who violates this will be sanctioned in accordance with the provisions of the HCDC Student Handbook.

For information and guidance.

-Office of the Student Affairs and Services