The Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception (FCIC) strengthened academic collaboration through the PAFTE Region VIII benchmarking at Saint Louis University in Baguio City, gaining valuable insights on innovation, leadership, and excellence while demonstrating resilience and unity amid unexpected challenges.
The Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception (FCIC) demonstrated commitment and resilience at the 54th PAFTE National and 15th International Convention in Baguio City, joining educators nationwide to advance sustainable teacher education despite challenges, including an unexpected earthquake during the event.
FCIC joined Catholic schools in a Marian pilgrimage to Limasawa Island on October 15, honoring Our Lady of the Assumption, “Mahal nga Patrona.” The event deepened devotion, unity, and Franciscan values through prayer, procession, healing Mass, and spiritual reflection.
FCIC’s College of Information Technology hosted a vibrant team-building event, uniting 94 BSIT students and faculty at Shing-Shing Resort. The day emphasized teamwork, faith, and collaboration, echoing the values of St. Carlo Acutis and strengthening the CIT community.
FCIC proudly joined the 2025 CEAP National Convention, embracing the theme “Living Synodality as Pilgrims of Hope.” Through inspiring sessions and shared faith, delegates deepened their commitment to Catholic education, carrying home a renewed spirit of unity and hope.
FCIC representatives joined the GASTPE Regional Orientation in Tacloban City to ensure continued access to education subsidies. The training strengthened the school’s commitment to proper ESC and SHS Voucher Program implementation, benefiting students and supporting transparent, accountable education services.
FCIC administrators attended a two-day training at USJ-R, Cebu City, to align with the Strengthened SHS Curriculum. The sessions empowered school leaders to develop tailored implementation plans, reinforcing FCIC’s mission of holistic, Christ-centered Franciscan education.
The Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception (FCIC) strengthened faculty development through the 18th National Forensic Science Training in La Trinidad, Benguet, where CCJE educators enhanced their forensic expertise, gained hands-on experience, and deepened competence in forensic disciplines essential to criminal justice education.
The FCIC Gender and Development Office, led by Dr. Maria Victoria A. Gonzaga, conducted a series of GAD orientations in September 2025, raising student awareness on gender equality, legal mandates, disability rights, and inclusive practices through interactive sessions.