Students from the Junior High School who have competed and achieved in different fields received recognition on March 26, 2018 at the Rose Memorial Auditorium. There are seven awards categories including Literary-Musical, Academic, Journalism, Leadership, Scouting Awards, Special Awards, and Sports and Athletics.
The program started at 8:00AM with the processional of student awardees, guests, Junior High School administrators and the marshal. Mrs. Sandraliza D. Espinosa and Honey H. Parreño led the invocation and singing of the National Anthem respectively.
Dr. Florence P. Bogacia, Vice President for Finance and Administration, in her inspirational message, challenged the students to work and fight all obstacles and hindrances on their way to the future.
Honey H. Parreño conducted the singing of the Alma Mater Song, which was followed by the singing of the CPU High School Hymn. The program ended with a closing prayer led by Pastor Lloyd U. Basco and the recessional.
The masters of ceremonies for the event were Mrs. Erma Joy M. Garanganao, Prof. Christine Joyce A. Lacson, Dr. Arlene D. Pet, and Prof. Lloyd U. Basco.
For the Honors and Awards Program, Dr. Irving Domingo L. Rio, Vice President for Academic Affairs, congratulated the awardees for their hard work and efforts. “To graduate with honors is not a matter of chance but a matter of intention. You have built a bridge to your dreams that have been accomplished by your hard work and efforts.”
Prof. Jessica B. Canaman and Dr. Samuel C. Herbolarion shared their message as parents of the awardees. They thanked the CPU community for nurturing and mentoring their children to be exemplary Christian learners.
The distribution of awards was led by Prof. Janet S. Jalbuena, Junior High School Principal; Engr. Rey L. Balogo, PTA President, School Year 2017-2018; and Dr. Carmen P. Santos, Basic Education Consultant. Awards included were Academic, Scholarship, Leadership, Special and Cash Awards.
During the Moving-Up Ceremony, CPU President, Dr. Teodoro C. Robles, congratulated the parents, teachers, and students for their achievement and perseverance.
Arianne Leigh D. Segovia, Rank No. 2, Special Science Class and Krizia C. Villacencio, Ranked No. 2, Regular Class, gave the welcome addresses.
Guest Speaker, Dr. Romeo A. Orcajada, Jr., alumnus, CPU High School Class 1988, in his message, inspired the graduates to pursue excellence no matter where they came from. He also encouraged them to offer their best to God, their families, and the community.
The response in behalf on the graduates was given by Karen Joy S. Oscares, Ranked No.1, Special Science Class and Tincy Jeay B. Canaman, Ranked No.1, Regular Class.
The closing prayer and benediction was then led by Rev. Roger T. Quimpo.
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