18/09/2026
Calomboyan Elementary School Enhances Campus Security with Active Threat: School Safety Symposium
In a proactive move to fortify campus security and student welfare, Calomboyan Elementary School successfully conducted its Active Threat: School Safety Symposium today, September 18, 2026.The comprehensive safety program brought together students, faculty, and security personnel to address critical modern challenges in school environments, ranging from peer relations to emergency crisis response.
The symposium featured crucial sessions delivered by local law enforcement experts, focusing on proactive prevention and high-stakes emergency preparedness:
Pssg. Kenette D. Notorio led an engaging lecture on anti-bullying. He emphasized the long-term psychological impacts of bullying, early identification of hostile behaviors, and the importance of fostering an inclusive, respectful school culture where every student feels safe to report incidents.
Pat. Jerich N. Nano took the podium to address high-risk security scenarios, conducting an informative session on active shooter incident protocols. Faculty and staff were oriented on standard crisis response frameworks—specifically focusing on situational awareness, evacuation strategies, and lockdown procedures to ensure student safety during emergencies
School administrators noted that the symposium underscores Calomboyan Elementary School's unwavering commitment to maintaining a secure, nurturing learning environment. By bridging the gap between law enforcement agencies and the academe, the institution equips its community with the practical knowledge needed to handle both interpersonal conflicts and critical security threats effectively.
The event concluded with an open forum, allowing teachers and staff to ask specific safety-related questions and review the school's updated emergency action plans.
