FCIC was honored as one of DepEd Baybay City Division’s Outstanding Stakeholders during Pasidungog 2024, recognizing its Christ-centered Franciscan education. The award affirms FCIC’s commitment to excellence, with alumni and community proudly celebrating its legacy of competence, compassion, and heart.
New Midwifery students were warmly welcomed at FCIC’s orientation, marking the start of their journey to become compassionate, skilled caregivers dedicated to serving mothers and newborns with integrity, empathy, and excellence, rooted in Franciscan values and lifelong service.
FCIC representatives joined student leaders, educators, and officials from Region 8 HEIs in a regional consultation held at Saint Paul School of Professional Studies, addressing key issues in higher education, student welfare, and policy reforms despite Senator Aquino’s absence.
The Franciscan College’s DCJE launched the 2025–2026 academic year with a warm orientation, welcoming freshmen into a values-driven journey rooted in discipline, integrity, and service, guided by the Franciscan DNA and a shared mission of transformation.
The CTE Student Onboarding Program welcomed future educators with prayer, inspiration, and Franciscan values. The event fostered unity, purpose, and community, reminding students of their sacred teaching vocation and commitment to serve with humility, excellence, and compassion.
Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception recently conducted a two-day team building event that blended engaging activities with personal reflection. The BHEST program deepened trust, communication, and synergy, reinforcing FCIC’s commitment to fostering personal growth and a truly connected, collaborative community.
The 19th National Congress of NSTP Educators and Implementers gathered leaders nationwide to champion youth transformation, disaster resilience, volunteerism, and gender equality, all aligned with AmBisyon Natin 2040’s vision of a secure, sustainable Philippines through dynamic NSTP implementation and collaboration.
FCIC College of Midwifery participated in the 36th Annual Convention of the Association of Philippine School of Midwifery Inc. (APSOM) in Bohol, fostering dialogue on global standards, ethics, digital learning, research, and curriculum shifts to advance midwifery education.
The FCIC family’s journey to Bacolod became more than travel—it was a heartfelt experience of faith, joy, and learning. Through prayerful moments, shared meals, and meaningful connections, the trip inspired growth, unity, and a renewed commitment to excellence.