The FCIC Heralds displayed grit and teamwork in the Baybay City Fiesta Basketball Tournament 2025, securing third place in the Under-16 Pasarelle. Strong wins, tough lessons, and community support highlighted their inspiring semifinal run under dedicated coaches and committed student-athletes.

FCIC Pasko Together 2025 brought students together in faith and joy, celebrating a simple yet meaningful Franciscan Christmas filled with gratitude, unity, lively performances, and shared moments that captured the true spirit of the season.

FCIC actively participated in the 2nd National Teacher Education Summit, joining deans nationwide to advance quality assurance, innovation, and collaboration in teacher education, aligned with CHED’s vision of Bantug, Bannuar, and Bayanihan for excellence and future-ready transformative Philippine teacher education.

FCIC administrators convened online for a journal publication development conference led by Dr. Genaro Japos, who provided a strategic roadmap for building a credible, indexed scientific journal. The session highlighted vision-setting, editorial standards, ethical protocols, contributor development, indexing, and the role of AI tools.

FCIC proudly celebrates Grade 8 student Javan Raj T. Ramirez for helping Crossroad Leyte secure the NYBL Global Cup Philippines 2025 14U Championship. His versatility, discipline, and teamwork played a key role in the team’s inspiring national victory.

FCIC swimmers shone at the Palaski sa Baybay City 2025 meet, earning multiple medals through the exceptional performances of Dutullo, Poliquit, and Salubre. Their victories highlight FCIC’s commitment to excellence as athletes prepare for the EVRAA 2026 competition.

FCIC’s Secondary Boys Basketball 3×3 team delivered an impressive comeback at the Baybay City Meet 2025, overcoming adversity to win multiple knockout games and claim the EVRAA qualifying spot, showcasing grit, unity, and outstanding sportsmanship throughout their inspiring journey.

FCIC proudly joined the Baybay City Athletic Meet 2025 as the “Green Hornets,” fielding 95 participants across multiple sports. Their strong presence, teamwork, and dedication highlighted the school’s commitment to holistic development, sportsmanship, and community pride throughout the citywide competition.