FCIC recognized its high school achievers from Grades 7 to 12 during the 2nd Quarter Recognition Ceremony held on Friday, November 21, 2025, at the Student Lounge/Canteen. Students who earned With Honors and With High Honors received certificates and ribbons for their academic performance. The ceremony was held without parents as the FCIC Gymnasium stage is still under repair following the damage caused by Typhoon Tino.
The awarding took place in a modest setup, but the atmosphere remained warm and celebratory. Teachers from each grade level called their honorees forward and handed out certificates and ribbons, recognizing the hard work students had shown throughout the second quarter.
The event highlighted FCIC’s continued commitment to forming students who are not only academically capable but also grounded in values that reflect the school’s Franciscan identity. Acknowledging achievers serves as a reminder that excellence is built through consistency, discipline, and a genuine desire to learn.
The recognition also aimed to inspire the rest of the student body, showing them that steady effort can lead to meaningful accomplishments.
Teachers expressed hope that the recognition would motivate learners to continue improving and supporting one another throughout the school year.
The 2nd Quarter Recognition Ceremony may have taken place in a temporary venue, but it successfully honored the dedication and perseverance of FCIC’s Grades 7–12 learners. As the next quarter begins, the school remains committed to guiding its students toward growth, resilience, and excellence.
By: April Jane P. Verterra
