19/08/2026
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โMayor Joy Belmonte led the launch of the QC Safe Schools Program on August 14 at the QC M.I.C.E. Center, kicking off a whole-of-community framework aimed at ensuring student safety.
โThe initiative brought together the Local Government, Schools Division Office, QC Police Department, barangay representatives, parents, teachers, students, and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Each stakeholder plays a critical role in ensuring the safety of all learners, from policymaking to immediate response and community support.
โThe established framework includes the IADD Protocol (Identify, Avoid, Deny, Defend), the revitalization of the โB.A.D โYan!โ campaign, Values Formation modules, and an anonymous QR Code Reporting System for all learners.
โStakeholders at the event also shared their plans to create safer schools for students in Quezon City.
Kim Jillian Teรฑa, Congressional District 4 Representative of the Quezon City Division Federation of Supreme Secondary Learner Government (QCDFSSLG) and SSLG President of Carlos L. Albert High School, also participated in this event.
โFundamentally, the program aims to protect and provide security to every school in Quezon City. Highlighting the motto โYour Voice. Our Action.โ and โMagsalita, Makialam, Makiisa,โ the initiative emphasizes unity across the community to build a safer environment for everyone.
๐ธ: Daphne Manrique Pintason - QCDFSSLG Vice President