The FCIC Non-Teaching Personnel Orientation for School Year 2026–2027 strengthened employees’ commitment to Franciscan values through sessions on simplicity, service, and joy, employee benefits, and financial literacy. The program fostered professional growth, financial awareness, and unity among new and returning non-teaching personnel.

FCIC’s Basic Education Parents’ General Orientation for Academic Year 2026–2027 strengthened the school-home partnership by equipping parents with essential academic updates, school services, and Franciscan values, fostering collaboration in nurturing learners’ holistic growth, academic excellence, and responsible citizenship.

A total of 84 tutors and Youth Development Workers completed a five-day Tara, Basa! training on April 17, 2026, strengthening literacy efforts through collaboration among schools, government agencies, and community partners to support children’s learning and development in Baybay City.

Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception honored the Class of 2026 in a meaningful Graduation and Moving Up Ceremony, celebrating academic milestones, student excellence, and Franciscan values, inspiring graduates to lead with competence, character, and purpose beyond the classroom.

FCIC Recognition Ceremony 2026 celebrated student excellence, highlighting competence, character, and service. With Mass, procession, and inspiring messages, the event honored academic achievers and reinforced Franciscan values, preparing graduates to lead as responsible Filipino citizens committed to lifelong growth.

POSE 2026 at VSU Lower Campus Oval showcased discipline, unity, and leadership among ROTC cadets. Highlights included ceremonial parade, sponsor transitions, inspiring messages, awards, and a unity march, embodying service, camaraderie, and commitment to nation-building for all participants present there.

The Franciscan College community gathered for a Lenten Recollection, embracing silence, reflection, and renewal. Guided by faith and shared insights, personnel deepened their spiritual journey, fostering conversion, gratitude, and unity, carrying the spirit of Lent into daily life with purpose.

Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception, represented by Dean Aisa C. Porcare, joined the APSOM consultative meeting on March 12, 2026, in Pasay City, engaging midwifery leaders nationwide to discuss education reforms, policy updates, and the future direction of midwifery practice.

FCIC strengthened its commitment to leadership development through participation in the PAPSAS Regional Summit, where student representation highlighted the institution’s dedication to shaping compassionate, values-driven, and purpose-oriented leaders equipped with skills, experiences, and integrity to create impact in their communities.