FCIC’s Secondary Boys Tennis Team shone at the Baybay City Meet 2025, earning silver in Singles A and bronze in Singles B and Doubles. Their determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship highlighted the school’s commitment to excellence and holistic athletic development.
FCIC concluded its 2025 English Month with performances, competitions, and a dynamic debate promoting empathy, literacy, and critical thinking. Students showcased talent, creativity, and leadership, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to communication skills, ethical awareness, and holistic development for all learners.
FCIC proudly fielded 36 high school students in the 2025 DSTMF Quiz Bee, showcasing their passion for science and mathematics. With strong teamwork and academic excellence, the learners upheld FCIC’s mission of shaping future-ready individuals committed to innovation and discovery.
FCIC’s BSBA Department proudly participated in the 14th International Business Summit in Tacloban City, gaining insights on innovation, sustainability, leadership, and future-ready education. The event strengthened collaboration among educators, industry leaders, and students, empowering FCIC toward globally competitive and socially responsible excellence.
FCIC honored Grades 7–12 achievers during its 2nd Quarter Recognition Ceremony, awarding students with certificates and ribbons for their academic excellence. Despite the temporary venue, the event celebrated resilience, hard work, and the school’s commitment to forming value-centered, high-performing learners.
FCIC Heralds dominated Pre-Cluster PRISAA 2025, claiming championships in Women’s Volleyball, Men’s Volleyball, and Men’s Table Tennis Singles B. Their teamwork, grit, and Franciscan spirit powered decisive victories, showcasing excellence, resilience, and a community united in every game and celebration.
The Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception (FCIC) joined a meaningful gathering of educational leaders during the 9th Aralinks Leadership Academy: Solidifying Goals, Inspiring Action (ALAGA) held from November 20 to 22 at Royce Hotel in Clark.
FCIC celebrated a milestone as Sister Mary Michael G. Bactong launched Three Points Reflection to Change Our Hearts, a book born from a beloved radio program, offering readers spiritual guidance, hope, and renewal during the Filipino Authors Summit & Book Launch 2025.
The Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception (FCIC) was ably represented in the PAASCU 2025 General Assembly by Dr. Ma. Victoria A. Gonzaga, Mrs. Blanchie G. Torcino, MAEd, Mr. Jie R. Lim, MACDDS, and Mr. John Melchor Q. Libres, MAEd.”