Southville Computer Engineering Society

06/10/2026

📚💜 A Book to Share, A Legacy to Build 💜📚

Sometimes, a simple book can open a door to a new world, spark a child’s imagination, inspire a dream, or make learning a little more meaningful. This October, as Southville International School and Colleges celebrates its 36th Founding Anniversary, and we invite everyone to be part of something that goes beyond our school community—the SISC Book Donation Drive.

From October 1 to November 7, 2026, we are collecting books that can enrich our school libraries and support less fortunate community libraries through Southville’s Outreach Program. Every book you share has the potential to reach a learner, a young reader, or a community member who simply needs access to something many of us may take for granted: a good book. ❤️

📖 What can you donate?
• General reference books published in 2019 or later
• Dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs, and similar references
• Classic literature and motivational books
• Subject references such as Science, Math, Psychology, IT, Engineering and others
• Culturally enriching books
• Books in English and world languages

📍 Drop-off Location:
2nd Floor, College Building
College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE)

You may also accomplish the Book Donation Form by scanning the QR code on the poster.

Let’s turn the books we no longer need into opportunities for someone else to learn, imagine, discover, and dream. Because when we share a book, we are not simply giving away pages—we are sharing knowledge, opening doors, and building a legacy of generosity and service.

💜 One book can make a difference. One donation can reach many lives.

Join us and be part of the SISC Book Donation Drive: “A Book to Share, A Legacy to Build.” 📚✨

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Last February 7, our Computer Engineering students stepped out of their comfort zones and into the spotlight at the ICpEP Student CpE Challenge 2026, hosted by Asia Pacific College at Makati City.

They took on the Quiz Bowl, breadboarding, and programming competitions with determination, grit, and the kind of courage that doesn’t always show on a scoreboard.

No podium finish this time—and that’s okay. Because what they brought home is something far more valuable: experience, perspective, and the drive to come back stronger. Every circuit built, every line of code written, every question answered under pressure—those moments matter. Those moments build engineers.

And to our students: we see you, and we are proud of you. You represented CITE with integrity, effort, and heart.

This is only the beginning.

We are Cutting Edge. We are CITE.