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LOOK: KCNHS Conducts Citizenship Training Program (CTP) in Two Batches for Over 1,000 Learners

Kidapawan City National High School successfully held the Citizenship Training Program (CTP) on August 20, 2026, at the KCNHS Gymnasium, gathering more than 1,000 learners from both Regular Classes and Special Program tracks (STE, SPA, SPS, SPJ, SPFL).

Anchored on DepEd Order No. 21, s. 2019, the program emphasized the values of nationalism, patriotism, and civic responsibility. Learners from both batches actively engaged in sessions designed to strengthen discipline, leadership, and awareness of constitutional duties.

A highlight of the event was the recognition of PSDS Alma F. Agustin, EdD, who served as a Resource Speaker with the topic “Duties and Obligations of a Citizen under the Constitution”. Her insights and expertise enriched the learners’ understanding of citizenship education, inspiring them to become service‑oriented and responsible members of society.

The activity was coordinated by CTP Coordinator Julius C. Cervancia and supported by Principal Jundee S. Villegas, reflecting the school’s strong commitment to holistic education and nation‑building.

By organizing the program in two batches — Regular and Special Program classes — KCNHS ensured that all learners received equal opportunities to participate meaningfully in this vital training. The event reaffirmed the school’s role in shaping future leaders who embody unity, discipline, and civic responsibility.

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City Vice Mayor Endorses New School Guards for KCNHS

Kidapawan City, Cotabato — August 17, 2023.
The Office of the City Vice Mayor has formally endorsed three personnel to serve as school guards at Kidapawan City National High School (KCNHS), strengthening campus safety and administrative support.

In a notice signed by Vice Mayor Melvin E. Lamata Jr., Administrative Aides I, Hanna Alagaban, Renee Bacongallo, and Maruchi Ramirez were officially assigned to their respective lines of duty. The endorsement directs them to immediately assume responsibilities in maintaining order and security within the school premises, in coordination with concerned offices.

The directive was furnished to Principal Jundee S. Villegas of KCNHS and Rose Austadillo of the City Human Resource Management Office (CHRMO) for information and appropriate action.

The newly endorsed personnel were presented at the Principal’s Office, where they joined fellow staff members in a show of unity and commitment to their roles. Their deployment reflects the city government’s continuing support for public schools, ensuring that students and staff can focus on education in a safe environment.

Vice Mayor Lamata emphasized that the personnel are expected to uphold discipline and provide assistance in safeguarding the school community. The endorsement underscores the collaborative effort between local government and educational institutions in promoting safety and accountability.

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Don’t forget to drink water after every subject to stay hydrated, refreshed, and ready for the next class.

💦 Drink water. Stay hydrated. Take care of yourself!

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