El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio

LOOK | Breaking the Fast Together: A Free Iftar Initiative at Claret College of Isabela, Inc.

The El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio (ECCC), in collaboration with the Muslim Students Association (MSA) successfully conducted a Free Iftar today, March 12, 2026, for our Muslim brothers and sisters in the CCI College community.

This simple yet meaningful initiative reflects our commitment to unity, respect for diversity, and support for our Muslim students observing the holy month of Ramadan. It was a moment of sharing, reflection, and solidarity within our Claretian family.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported and made this activity possible.

May this act of generosity continue to strengthen camaraderie, understanding, and inclusivity among all members of our community.

Together in service, together in unity.🌙🤝

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio (ECCC)
ECCC Election 2026 Results

The COMELEC Electoral Board of El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio (ECCC) officially announces the results of the ECCC Election held on March 6, 2026 at Claret College of Isabela, Inc.

After the completion of vote counting and verification of all ballots cast, the following candidates have been duly proclaimed as the winners for their respective positions:

ECCC President: Rhanee S. Cumayao

ECCC Vice President: Nathaniel D.S. Tubo

ECCC Senators:
1. Allan Jr. M. Dulap
2. Amiersan M. Ahmad
3. Jenelyn D.S. Atayan
4. Jonamae D. Tinan
5. Lourence A. Diaz
6. Ariane Kyle A. Arquiza
7. Wendyline D.S. Tumobag
8. Reynaldo N. Reyes
9. Jayvee H. Villas
10. Ricky C. Gahilomo
11. Marben H. Embajador
12. Alnashr A. Usman

The COMELEC Electoral Board extends its sincere appreciation to all candidates, voters, and election volunteers for their active participation and cooperation, which contributed to the orderly and successful conduct of the ECCC Election 2026.

This announcement serves as the formal proclamation of the elected officers of the El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio (ECCC) for Academic Year 2026-2027.

Issued this 6th day of March 2026.

Congratulations to all the newly elected officers! May your leadership truly reflect service, integrity, and commitment to the Claretian community.

ANUNCIO CLARETIANO: CCI Declares Institutional Holiday – October 6, 2025

In celebration of Personnel Appreciation Day, Claret College of Isabela, Inc. declares October 6, 2025 (Monday) as an Institutional Holiday.

👉 No Classes (all levels)
👉 No Office Work

Regular classes and office operations will resume on October 7, 2025 (Tuesday).

Let us take this day to honor and appreciate the unwavering dedication and service of our beloved teachers and personnel.

Get ready Claretians!

The countdown begins—our College Sportsfest 2025 is happening on September 27–28, 2025 with the theme:
✨ “One Spirit, One Claretian Team, Playing in Solidarity!” ✨

Important Reminders:
✅ Attendance is required – slips will be issued and signed.
✅ Uniform/Attire: Wear your department’s official shirts/colors.
✅ Players’ Registration: Students who wish to join the games must secure and complete the Event Registration Form from their Department Officers.

Don’t miss this chance to showcase your skills, support your department, and strengthen our Claretian camaraderie.

👉 Further details will be given by your respective Department Officers.

Let’s unite, play with pride, and make this Sportsfest truly unforgettable! 🏀🏐🏆

The Countdown is ON: FestiVale na Claret 2025!

Get hyped, Claretians — the countdown is ON this October for the most epic celebration of the year: FESTIVALE NA CLARET 2025!

📢 Clubs & Orgs, this is YOUR time to shine! Submit your Activity Proposals to the Student Government Office on or before September 24, 2025.

Activities and details will be posted SOON... Stay tuned, Claretians!

Let’s make this year’s FestiVale louder, bolder, and stronger!

Mind Matters: A Mental Health Awareness Campaign for College Students ✨🧠

In celebration of Su***de Prevention Month, the BSSW Officers, in collaboration with the School Guidance Office and El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio (ECCC), proudly present this year’s Mental Health Awareness Campaign 2025.

📅 Date: September 29, 2025 (Monday)
🕒 Time: 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Venue: CCI Covered Court

This campaign aims to:
✅ Promote mental health awareness
✅ Provide coping strategies for stress and challenges
✅ Encourage peer support & counseling services
✅ Foster a compassionate Claretian community
✅ Advocate for su***de prevention through open conversations

📌 Attendance is required for all college students. Attendance slips will be provided as proof of participation.

Let’s come together to break the stigma, support one another, and remind ourselves that your mind matters. 💙💚💛

𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 8 | 𝗙𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗧 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗩𝗜𝗧𝗬 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗕𝗟𝗘𝗦𝗦𝗘𝗗 𝗩𝗜𝗥𝗚𝗜𝗡 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗬

Today, we rejoice in the birth of our Mother Mary, the dawn of salvation and the vessel of God’s grace.

Happy Birthday, Blessed Virgin Mary! 🙏🌸

🎨: Angelica Kate Hugo

El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio – School Year 2025–2026 📢

We are pleased to announce that several key programs under the 10-Point Agenda of El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio (ECCC) have already been successfully completed and implemented. These milestones reflect our shared commitment to unity, leadership, service, and responsible stewardship as we continue to strengthen the College Claretian community.

With these accomplishments, we remain steadfast in pursuing the remaining points of the agenda to foster academic excellence, holistic development, and a deeper sense of Claretian identity.

The 𝐃𝐚𝐠𝐲𝐚𝐰 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧 𝐆𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐓𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐇𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 in 𝐈𝐬𝐚𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐚 𝐂𝐢𝐭𝐲 gathered an incredible 𝟏,𝟑𝟏𝟑 𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐞𝐬 — a strong show of unity and people’s participation! 🙌✨

This remarkable turnout highlights how communities are embracing openness, dialogue, and collaboration in shaping better governance. 💡🤝

Maraming salamat, Isabela City, for your inspiring support! 🇵🇭❤️ Together with all Dagyaw communities nationwide, we continue to champion transparency and citizen engagement.

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(𝗗𝗜𝗟𝗚 𝗜𝗫 𝗥𝗔𝗗𝗜𝗔𝗡𝗧)

CCI Joins 2025 Dagyaw Town Hall Meeting
Theme: Usapan: Enerhiya at Edukasyon para sa Lahat

Isabela City, Basilan — The City Government of Isabela, under the leadership of Mayor Sitti Djalia A. Turabin-Hataman, in partnership with the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), successfully held the 2025 Dagyaw Open Government Town Hall Meeting on August 19, 2025 at the Isabela City Civic and Cultural Center, Barangay Binuangan, Isabela City, Basilan.

The term “Dagyaw”, derived from the Hiligaynon word for bayanihan or working together, symbolizes the event’s goal of strengthening collaboration, transparency, and participatory governance.

The program began with a Welcome Message from Mayor Turabin-Hataman who emphasized the importance of open dialogue between government and the people in shaping inclusive policies for education and energy. This was followed by the Opening Remarks from Paisal O. Abutazil, CESO III, Regional Director of DILG IX , highlighting the role of Dagyaw as a platform for participatory governance. The Rationale of the Activity was then presented by Richard L. Villacorte, Program Manager II of the Support for the Local Governance Program PMO, DILG Central Office, underscoring the goal of strengthening collaboration among stakeholders through transparency and accountability.

An Inspirational Message was delivered by Hon. Mujiv Hataman, Governor of the Province of Basilan, who emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration in addressing key development challenges. He underscored that progress in education and energy can only be achieved through collective effort, where government, civil society, and the academe work hand in hand to build a more resilient and inclusive Basilan.

The first Town Hall Report on Education was presented by Dr. Janekin Hamoc, Senior Education Program Specialist, DepEd – Zamboanga City Division. Dr. Hamoc emphasized that the DepEd 5-Point Reform Agenda seeks to address the most pressing challenges of the education sector. These include addressing the classroom shortage, modernizing education through technology, empowering teachers, pursuing curriculum reform and academic excellence, and partnering for sustainable development to ensure inclusive and quality learning for all Filipino students.

The Town Hall Report on Energy was then delivered by Engr. Carmelo B. Cabuga, Chief of MFO-EPIMD, Department of Energy Mindanao, who underscored the government’s efforts to ensure energy security, accessibility, and sustainability in Mindanao. He discussed ongoing initiatives to stabilize power supply in island provinces like Basilan, promote investments in renewable energy sources, and develop long-term solutions such as microgrids and energy efficiency programs. Engr. Cabuga also highlighted the importance of community participation and local government collaboration in shaping energy policies that directly address the needs of vulnerable and off-grid communities.

The highlight of the gathering was the Open Dialogue, which brought together voices from the government, civil society, and academe. Among those who shared their insights were:
📍Dr. Reynajoyce B. Barutu, Education Program Supervisor for Filipino
📍Hon. Ahmed Djaliv Hataman, Sangguniang Panlalawigan Board Member
📍Miriam L. Suacito, Executive Director, Nagdilaab Foundation, Inc.
📍Mr. Geronimo M. Salomes Jr., Academe Representative, Claret College of Isabela, Inc.

Representing the youth sector, the Claret College of Isabela, Inc. (CCI) delegation actively took part in the event. The group included selected officers of the El Consejo Claretiano de Colegio (ECCC) and student leaders from various departments:
📍Eunizel Bucoy – ECCC President
📍Nathaniel Tubo – ECCC Vice President
📍Rhanee Cumayao – COED Department Vice President
📍Allan Dulap – BSBA 1st Year Curricular Officer
📍Angeline Diaz – BSSW Department Vice President

The 2025 Dagyaw Open Government Town Hall Meeting proved to be a meaningful platform for transparency, accountability, and participatory governance. It successfully brought together government leaders, educators, students, and civil society to discuss vital issues on education and energy—reinforcing the principle that nation-building is a shared responsibility.

College Student Leadership Training 2025
Forge the Path. Be the T.R.A.I.L.
“IGNITE THE LEADER WITHIN: SYNERGY, STRATEGY, AND SERVICE"
A Leadership and Team-Building Seminar with Planning and Goal-Setting Workshop for Elected Student Leaders
📍 Day 3 | July 27, 2025 – Covered Court and Campus Grounds

Day 3 of the College Student Leadership Training 2025 began with the same sense of unity and purpose that marked the entire program. As early as 8:00 AM, student leaders arrived and were accounted for, preparing for the final leg of their leadership journey.

The morning featured simultaneous culmination activities aimed at translating the values of leadership into concrete service. While one group of student leaders conducted a Clean-up Drive behind the Administration and Diamond Buildings in preparation for the campus’ Herbal Garden Project, another group remained at the Covered Court for the Restoration of the Venue used throughout the three-day training.

Both groups worked in synergy—one focused on the external environmental impact, and the other on internal responsibility and stewardship. The Clean-up Drive served as a visible step toward sustainable student-led initiatives, while the venue restoration was a symbolic gesture of discipline, teamwork, and respect for shared spaces.

By midmorning, the two groups converged with their respective tasks completed. The dual efforts not only demonstrated collaboration and accountability but also underscored the importance of shared leadership—a fitting close to a training that emphasized growth through service, strategy, and synergy.

Day 3 concluded with a sense of collective accomplishment. The student leaders departed not just with new skills and plans, but with a clear understanding that leadership is best expressed through action, initiative, and service to others.

As the College Student Leadership Training 2025 came to a close, the lasting message for every Claretian leader echoed clearly: “A good leader doesn’t just react—they anticipate.” Over the course of three transformative days, student leaders learned that true leadership is not merely about responding to problems, but about foreseeing challenges, planning ahead, and acting with purpose. With this mindset, they leave the training equipped not only with strategies and plans, but with the foresight and resilience to lead their organizations and communities with clarity, courage, and conviction.

College Student Leadership Training 2025
Forge the Path. Be the T.R.A.I.L.
"IGNITE THE LEADER WITHIN: SYNERGY, STRATEGY, AND SERVICE"
A Leadership and Team-Building Seminar with Planning and Goal-Setting Workshop for Elected Student Leaders

📍 Day 2 | July 26, 2025 – Covered Court

Day 2 of the College Student Leadership Training 2025 opened bright and early at 7:00 AM as Claretian student leaders returned with renewed energy and enthusiasm. The day began with attendance checking and informal conversations that reflected the excitement from Day 1 and the anticipation for what was still to come.

At 7:30 AM, the program resumed with the continuation of Session 2: Strategic Thinking for Student Leaders, led once again by Mr. Geronimo M. Salomes Jr., ECCC Moderator. Picking up from the previous day’s power interruption, participants eagerly engaged in Workshop 1: Visioning and Mission Alignment, where they collaborated in refining their organization’s vision and aligning their goals with institutional values. The clarity gained in this session laid a strong foundation for strategic action.

By 8:30 AM, Session 3: "Goal-Setting Made Simple: SMART and Strategic" began, facilitated by Mrs. Angel Grace D. Tiplani, Teacher II at Tabiawan Elementary School and former College Student Council President. Through Workshop 2: Action Planning per Department/Organization, student leaders developed practical and realistic action plans using the SMART framework. The session empowered each group to map out initiatives that are measurable, achievable, and mission-aligned—ready to be implemented in the upcoming school year.

At 10:30 AM, student leaders were honored with an Inspirational Message from Hon. Amin Hataman, Board Member of the Province of Basilan. His heartfelt words on youth leadership, public service, and responsible citizenship left a lasting impression on the participants, motivating them to lead with integrity and purpose.

Later in the day, a synchronized community engagement activity was held in partnership with the 101st Infantry (Three Red Arrows) Brigade and the 1604th Community Defense Center. The Oplan-Linis initiative took place at the back of the Administration and Diamond Buildings, marking the official start of the eco-sustainable herbal garden project—a flagship environmental initiative spearheaded by the college student leaders. This meaningful activity showcased the spirit of leadership through service to promote environmental responsibility on campus. Gracing the activity with their presence were Sr. Alecia L. Dumaboc, OND, School President, and Mr. Robert V. Carbayas, Student Affairs & Services Officer, whose support further emphasized the institution’s commitment to holistic and community-centered leadership development.

Following a brief rest and lunch break, the afternoon resumed at 1:00 PM with Session 4: “Greening the Campus: Sustainable School Practices.” The session was led by Ms. Anna M. Sahibil, Project Director at the Working on Environmental Restoration & Preservation Facility, a YSEALI alumna, and environmental advocate. Through Projecto 3: Eco-Action Planning, student leaders brainstormed and designed practical green initiatives that can be implemented within the campus. The session ignited passion for climate action and encouraged innovation in sustainable school leadership.

As the day transitioned into the evening, the much-awaited Acquaintance and Get-Together Night began at 5:00 PM, with a vibrant Vintage-Retro Theme. The celebration included fun games, icebreakers, and an Affirmation Circle, where leaders had the chance to appreciate each other’s efforts and growth. The highlight of the evening was the Commitment Pledge, where each student leader stood in unity to affirm their responsibility as servant-leaders. The night concluded with a shared dinner, capping off two days of meaningful learning, camaraderie, and celebration.

Day 2 concluded not just with full notebooks and tired feet—but with full hearts and inspired minds. The leadership flame had truly been ignited, and as each student walked away from the Covered Court, they carried with them not only strategies and plans, but also a deeper sense of synergy, commitment, and purpose.