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College of Criminal Justice Education - DJEMC, P-5 Justiniana Edera, San Jose, Dinagat Islands (2026)

20/09/2026

On behalf of the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE), we extend our most sincere, respectful, and heartfelt birthday greetings to our esteemed School President, Dr. Benglen B. Ecleo.

Your leadership continues to be a guiding force in the growth and advancement of Don Jose Ecleo Memorial College. Through your vision, dedication, and commitment to education, you have helped foster an institution that values academic excellence, discipline, integrity, professionalism, and service.

For CCJE, your continued support and confidence in our faculty and students inspire us to uphold the highest standards in criminal justice education. Your guidance encourages us to prepare future criminologists who are not only competent in their profession but also grounded in responsibility, ethical conduct, and genuine service to the community.

As you celebrate another year of life, may God bless you with good health, enduring peace, divine wisdom, renewed strength, and continued success. May He guide you in every responsibility you undertake and grant you many more meaningful years of purposeful leadership and service.

May this special day bring you joy and fulfillment, and may the years ahead be filled with greater accomplishments and abundant blessings.

Happiest Birthday, Dr. Benglen B. Ecleo! 🎉🎂

With highest respect and warmest wishes,
College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE)
Don Jose Ecleo Memorial College

16/09/2026

📢DJEMC–CCJE 13th RANK INSPECTION
“Excellence is not an act, but a habit forged through unwavering discipline and constant vigilance. As we stand for the Thirteenth Rank Inspection, we reaffirm that our commitment to duty is reflected in our appearance, our bearing, and our collective unity. Every detail attended to, every standard upheld, speaks volumes of our dedication to the principles that will guide us as future defenders of justice."

The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) successfully conducted its 13th Rank Inspection on the Second Monday of the month at Don Jose Ecleo Memorial College. The activity officially commenced at 5:30 AM, bringing together criminology students from all year levels to uphold the principles of discipline, professionalism, and military bearing.

Participating in the inspection were the following batches:
✅ Batch DISIPLINA – 1st Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch SANDIGAN – 2nd Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch MAGILAS – 3rd Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch MASALIGAN – 4th Year Criminology Students

Under the direct supervision of the Program Head of the Department, Sir Joel Jr. L. Siarez, RCrim, MCJE, the 13th Rank Inspection of the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) was successfully conducted. Spearheaded by Team Alpha of Batch Masaligan, the inspection team carried out a comprehensive assessment to ensure the continued observance of established standards among the cadets and cadettes. The activity reaffirmed the importance of discipline, accountability, professionalism, and excellence in preparing future criminal justice professionals.

The activity commenced with the cadets and cadettes assembling in proper formation, showcasing order, alertness, discipline, and readiness. Before the actual inspection, the CJSC officers conducted an evaluation of Team Alpha to ensure that those entrusted with upholding prescribed standards were themselves impeccably groomed, appropriately attired, and prepared to serve as role models of discipline and professionalism.

The inspection team then proceeded with a meticulous assessment of each cadet and cadette in accordance with established CCJE standards. Particular emphasis was placed on the cleanliness and proper wearing of uniforms, correct positioning of insignias, shoulder loops, and class bars, prescribed haircuts, personal grooming, proper footwear, posture, bearing, and overall appearance.
Throughout the inspection, the cadets and cadettes demonstrated commendable attentiveness, discipline, and composure, reflecting their steadfast effort to uphold the standards expected of members of the corps.

More than a routine evaluation, the 13th Rank Inspection served as a vital opportunity for the cadets and cadettes to reinforce the values of self-discipline, accountability, and attention to detail. It emphasized that professionalism is developed through consistent practice and adherence to standards, even in the smallest aspects of one's appearance and conduct.
Every properly aligned insignia, well-maintained uniform, and display of military bearing reflects the character, responsibility, and dedication expected of future law enforcement and criminal justice professionals.

The successful conduct of the 13th Rank Inspection once again demonstrated the collective commitment of the CCJE community to developing cadets and cadettes who embody discipline, integrity, professionalism, and excellence. As they continue their journey in the field of criminology, the lessons reinforced through every inspection extend beyond the formation ground, preparing them to carry the same sense of responsibility, accountability, and dedication into their future roles in the service of the community.

13/09/2026

📢 DJEMC-CCJE OJT 1 Dress Rehearsal

The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) successfully conducted a Dress Rehearsal on August 28, 2026, at exactly 9:00 AM, under the supervision of the Practicum Instructor, Ma’am Hermenia B. Ensoy, RCrim, LPT, MMCJ. The activity was participated in by the 4th-year Criminology students of Batch MASALIGAN as part of their comprehensive preparation for their upcoming On-the-Job Training (OJT).

The dress rehearsal was organized ito ensure that the students were adequately prepared to meet the professional standards expected of them during their OJT deployment. More than simply assessing their attire, the activity emphasized the importance of presenting oneself with discipline, confidence, professionalism, and proper decorum, particularly as the students prepare to enter actual training environments where they will represent the College and the institution.

During the activity, the 4th-year students of Batch MASALIGAN were carefully guided and evaluated on their prescribed OJT attire and overall appearance. Particular attention was given to the cleanliness, neatness, and proper fitting of their uniforms, appropriate placement of identification and required accessories, proper footwear, hairstyle, personal grooming, and overall bearing. Every detail was considered to ensure that the students would be well-dressed, presentable, and professionally prepared for their respective OJT assignments.

The activity also served as an opportunity for the students to receive necessary corrections, reminders, and recommendations from the Practicum Instructor. Areas requiring improvement were identified and addressed to help the students achieve a consistent and professional appearance. Through these preparations, the students were reminded that proper grooming and attire are not merely matters of physical presentation but are reflections of their discipline, respect, responsibility, and readiness for professional service.

Under the guidance of Ma’am Hermenia B. Ensoy, RCrim, LPT, MMCJ, the 4th-year students of Batch MASALIGAN were further prepared to face the expectations and responsibilities that come with OJT. The activity provided them with an opportunity to refine their presentation, correct deficiencies, and build greater confidence before entering their respective training areas.

The successful conduct of the OJT Dress Rehearsal reflects the CCJE’s continuing commitment to producing students who are not only academically prepared but also disciplined, presentable, confident, and professionally ready. As Batch MASALIGAN moves closer to their OJT deployment, the lessons gained from this activity will serve as another important step toward becoming responsible and competent future criminal justice practitioners.

12/09/2026

📢 DJEMC–CCJE | ROADRUN DISCUSSION ACTIVITY

“Discipline is strengthened not only through physical endurance but also through the pursuit of knowledge. Every lesson learned shapes our understanding, sharpens our minds, and brings us closer to becoming competent and honorable professionals in the field of criminal justice.”

The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) of Don Jose Ecleo Memorial College successfully conducted its Roadrun Discussion Activity on September 11, 2026, at exactly 1600H (4:00 PM). The activity brought together criminology students from all year levels for an enriching academic discussion designed to deepen their understanding of Criminology and strengthen their intellectual preparedness for the criminal justice profession.

📚 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY

The discussion was led by the esteemed Program Head of CCJE, Sir Joel Jr. L. Siarez, RCrim, MCJE, who presented the topic Introduction to Criminology. His discussion provided students with foundational knowledge and valuable insights into the discipline, emphasizing the importance of understanding criminological concepts in developing competent, analytical, and socially responsible future practitioners.

The activity was attended by the following batches:

✅ Batch DISIPLINA – 1st Year Criminology Students

✅ Batch SANDIGAN – 2nd Year Criminology Students

✅ Batch MAGILAS – 3rd Year Criminology Students

✅ Batch MASALIGAN – 4th Year Criminology Students

The successful conduct of the activity was made possible through the guidance and presence of the CCJE administration and faculty, namely:

👤 Sir Joel Jr. L. Siarez, RCrim, MCJE – Program Head, CCJE

👤 Sir Renrich C. Taypa, RCrim, CRS, CCJS, Ph.D. (CAR) – Director/Commandant, CCJE

👤 Ma’am Hermenia B. Ensoy, RCrim, LPT, MMCJ – Assistant Commandant, CCJE

👤 Ma’am Joan M. Espartero, RCrim – Adviser, Batch DISIPLINA

👤 Sir Allan M. Castro, RCrim – Adviser, Batch MAGILAS

Their presence and guidance reflected the college’s continued commitment to cultivating academic excellence, discipline, and professional development among criminology students.

The discussion served as a meaningful platform for students to broaden their knowledge, strengthen their analytical thinking, and appreciate the significance of Criminology in understanding crime, criminal behavior, and the criminal justice system. It also highlighted the importance of balancing physical preparedness with intellectual growth, recognizing that a competent criminologist must possess not only endurance and discipline but also knowledge, sound judgment, and integrity.

Throughout the activity, the students demonstrated attentiveness, respect, and willingness to learn. Their participation reflected the shared commitment of the CCJE community to continuous learning and the pursuit of excellence.

More than an academic gathering, the Roadrun Discussion Activity represented another significant step in the holistic development of future criminologists. It strengthened the students’ academic foundation and reinforced the values of discipline, responsibility, critical thinking, and professional commitment—qualities essential in serving the community with courage, competence, and honor.

Virtus et Excellentia.

College of Criminal Justice Education — Don Jose Ecleo Memorial College

06/09/2026

To our esteemed CCJE Faculty Member, MA'AM JOAN M. ESPARTERO, RCrim, MCJE!

The College of Criminal Justice Education extends its warmest birthday greetings and heartfelt wishes on your special day.

Your dedication to teaching, commitment to student development, and passion for the field of Criminology continue to inspire and motivate our students and the entire college community. We deeply appreciate your guidance, encouragement, and invaluable contribution to shaping aspiring criminologists into disciplined, responsible, and competent future professionals.

May this new chapter of your life be filled with abundant blessings, good health, lasting happiness, and continued success in all your personal and professional endeavors.

May you continue to inspire, educate, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of the students you serve. Thank you for your unwavering dedication and valuable service to the College of Criminal Justice Education.

Once again, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MA’AM JOAN! 🎉🎂🎈

May your special day be filled with joy, love, and countless blessings! 💐✨

01/09/2026

In Loving Memory of Clenton T. Roquite🕊️

It is with deep sadness and heartfelt sympathy that we mourn the passing of Clenton T. Roquite, a former student of the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE), who graduated in School Year 2022–2023.

Clenton will always be remembered as part of the CCJE family. Though his journey with us has come to an end far too soon, the memories he shared with his classmates, friends, instructors, and the entire CCJE community will remain in our hearts.

During this time of profound sorrow, we extend our deepest condolences to his family, loved ones, friends, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. May you find strength, comfort, and peace in the memories and love he left behind.

Rest in peace, Clenton T. Roquite.
Your CCJE family will remember you with respect and affection.
May your soul rest in eternal peace.

29/08/2026

📢 DJEMC–CCJE Roadrun (PHYSICAL ACTIVITY)

“Every step is a testament to discipline, and every challenge is an opportunity to grow stronger. As we push forward in this Roadrun, we strengthen not only our bodies but also the determination, endurance, and resilience needed to serve with courage and honor. Today’s effort builds the strength we will carry into tomorrow’s responsibilities.”

The Sixth Roadrun Activity of the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) was successfully conducted on August 28, 2026, at Don Jose Ecleo Memorial College. The activity officially commenced at 1630H (4:30 PM),
bringing together criminology students for an intensive classroom session aimed at sharpening analytical skills, mental endurance, academic discourse, and collective knowledge

Participating in the activity were the following batches:

✅ Batch DISIPLINA – 1st Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch SANDIGAN – 2nd Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch MAGILAS – 3rd Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch MASALIGAN – 4th Year Criminology Students

The Roadrun Physical Activity of the College of Criminal Justice Education was successfully conducted under the supervision of the Program Head of CCJE, Sir Joel Jr. L. Siarez, RCrim, MCJE, together with the Director/Commandant of CCJE, Sir Renrich C. Taypa, RCrim, CRS, CCJS, Ph.D (CAR), the Asst. Commandant, Ma’am Hermenia B. Ensoy, Rcrim, LPT, MMCJ and the Adviser of Batch Disciplina, Ma’am Joan M. Espartero, RCrim, and the Adviser of Batch Magilas, Sir Allan M. Castro, RCrim. The activity was spearheaded by Platoon Alpha of Batch MASALIGAN, composed of 4th-year Criminology students, who took the lead in ensuring the proper organization and ex*****on of the physical activity.

The activity formed part of the students’ continuing physical fitness, discipline, and endurance training, aimed at developing not only their physical capabilities but also their determination, resilience, teamwork, and readiness for the demands of the criminal justice profession.

The activity commenced with a series of warm-up exercises, allowing the participants to properly prepare their bodies and minds for the physical activities ahead. This was followed by the Criminology Dosen Exercises, which challenged the students’ strength, coordination, endurance, and ability to perform various movements with discipline and synchronization.

After completing the preparatory exercises, the cadets and cadettes proceeded with the Roadrun (Jogging) activity, with designated routes assigned according to year level. The 1st-year and 2nd-year students followed the route from the DJEMC Campus to Don Ruben Municipal Gymnasium and back to the DJEMC Campus. Meanwhile, the 3rd-year students took the route from the DJEMC Campus toward Mahayahay/Luna Crossing and back to the DJEMC Campus.

Throughout the activity, the participants displayed perseverance, discipline, and determination as they completed their respective routes. The presence and supervision of the CCJE Program Head and batch advisers further ensured the proper conduct, safety, and organization of the activity, while encouraging the students to push beyond their limits and maintain a strong sense of responsibility toward their physical development.

More than a physical fitness activity, the Roadrun served as a practical avenue for developing endurance, mental toughness, self-discipline, camaraderie, and resilience. These qualities are essential in preparing future criminologists to face the challenges, responsibilities, and demanding nature of the criminal justice profession.

The successful completion of the Roadrun reflected the students’ commitment to physical fitness and their willingness to embrace challenges as part of their professional preparation. Every stride taken represented another step toward becoming physically capable, mentally resilient, disciplined, and professionally prepared future criminal justice practitioners.

29/08/2026

📢 DJEMC–CCJE 11th Rank Inspection

"True discipline is measured not by a single moment of excellence, but by the consistency we uphold each day. As we undertake our Eleventh Rank Inspection, we are reminded that unity is built through discipline, precision, and a shared commitment to excellence. Every careful adjustment to our uniform and every steadfast adherence to our standards serves as a reflection of the pride, honor, and collective purpose we carry together. ”

The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) successfully conducted its Eleventh Rank Inspection on the Fourth Monday of the month at Don Jose Ecleo Memorial College. The activity officially commenced at 5:30 AM, bringing together criminology students from all year levels to uphold the principles of discipline, professionalism, and military bearing.

Participating in the inspection were the following batches:

✅ Batch DISIPLINA – 1st Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch SANDIGAN – 2nd Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch MAGILAS – 3rd Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch MASALIGAN – 4th Year Criminology Students

Under the guidance and supervision of the Adviser of Batch Disciplina, Ma’am Joan M. Espartero, RCrim, the 11th Rank Inspection of the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) was successfully conducted. Spearheaded by Team 4 Delta Coy of Batch MASALIGAN, composed of 4th-year Criminology students, the inspection team carried out a thorough assessment to ensure the strict observance of prescribed standards among the cadets and cadettes. The activity once again highlighted the importance of discipline, accountability, professionalism, and excellence in shaping future criminal justice professionals.

The activity began with the cadets and cadettes assembling in proper formation, demonstrating order, alertness, and readiness. Prior to the actual inspection, the CJSC officers conducted an evaluation of the inspection teams, ensuring that those tasked with enforcing the standards were themselves properly groomed, correctly attired, and capable of exemplifying the discipline expected of every member of the corps.

Following this, the inspection team proceeded with a detailed evaluation of each cadet and cadette in accordance with established CCJE standards. Particular attention was given to the proper wearing and neatness of uniforms, accurate placement of insignias, shoulder loops, and class bars, as well as prescribed haircuts, personal grooming, footwear, posture, and overall military bearing. Throughout the inspection, the participants displayed commendable discipline, attentiveness, and composure, reflecting their continued commitment to maintaining the standards expected of them.

Beyond being a regular assessment of appearance and compliance, the 11th Rank Inspection served as a meaningful exercise in discipline, self-accountability, and readiness. It emphasized that professionalism is built through consistency and attention to even the smallest details. From the precise alignment of insignias to the manner in which one carries oneself, every aspect of presentation reflects the character, responsibility, and integrity expected of future law enforcement and criminal justice professionals.

The successful conduct of the 11th Rank Inspection stands as another testament to the collective dedication of the CCJE community toward cultivating cadets and cadettes who embody discipline, integrity, professionalism, and excellence—values that extend beyond the inspection ground and into the responsibilities they will one day uphold in the service of the community.

22/08/2026

📢 DJEMC–CCJE 10th Rank Inspection

"True discipline is not an occasional effort, but a continuous practice. As we undertake our Tenth Rank Inspection, we remind ourselves that unity isn't proven by words, but forged through consistent presentation. Every meticulous adjustment to our uniform and weekly commitment to standard reflects an unwavering pledge to the pride and shared purpose we are honored to uphold."

The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) successfully conducted its Tenth Rank Inspection on the Third Monday of the month at Don Jose Ecleo Memorial College. The activity officially commenced at 5:30 AM, bringing together criminology students from all year levels to uphold the principles of discipline, professionalism, and military bearing.

Participating in the inspection were the following batches:

✅ Batch DISIPLINA – 1st Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch SANDIGAN – 2nd Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch MAGILAS – 3rd Year Criminology Students
✅ Batch MASALIGAN – 4th Year Criminology Students

Under the supervision of Training Director/ CCJE Commandant Sir Renrich C. Taypa, RCrim, CRS, CCJS,PhD(CAR) the 10th Rank Inspection for the College of Criminal Justice Education was a success. Executed by Team 3 Charlie Coy of Batch MASALIGAN (4th-year Criminology students), the inspection team ensured strict compliance with all prescribed standards among the cadets and cadettes. The event reinforced the core values of discipline, accountability, professionalism, and excellence across the student body.

The activity commenced with the cadets and cadettes gathering in formation. Before conducting the comprehensive evaluation, CJSC officers first inspected the inspection teams themselves, ensuring they met the high standards of proper grooming and presentation expected of an inspector.

The inspection team then meticulously evaluated each participant against College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) standards. This included checking uniform neatness, exact placement of insignias, shoulder loops, and class bars, as well as haircuts, personal grooming, footwear shine, posture, and military bearing. The students met each check with remarkable discipline, alertness, and composure.

More than a routine compliance check, this Rank Inspection served as a practical exercise in personal accountability and operational readiness. It reinforced a core principle of law enforcement: precise attention to detail—from sharp insignias to a professional demeanor—directly reflects the integrity and responsibility required in the field.

The successful completion of the DJEMC–CCJE Rank Inspection demonstrates the program's dedication to developing competent, service-driven professionals. Each passing inspection marks another milestone for these students as they grow into leaders prepared to serve their communities with honor, courage, and humility.

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