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Unlocking Bright Futures View the Latest News and Updates of CNSC NSTP – CWTS & LTS Rite and NSRC Membership & Oathtaking Ceremony 2025 By: CNSC – NSTP, 2025 The Camarines Norte State College – National Service Training Program successfully conducted the CWTS and LTS Graduation Rites and NSRC Membership & Oathtaking Ceremony, on the morning of May 24, 2025, at the CNSC Covered Court.This significant event celebrated the completion of the Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS) and Literacy Training Service (LTS) components by the NSTP Class of 2025. With the theme, “Batch 2025 Graduates: Life Champions and Future-Ready Professionals of the 21st Century,” the ceremony highlighted the institution’s commitment to nurturing students who are not only academically prepared but also socially responsible and ready to contribute meaningfully to nation-building. NSTP students from both Main and Satellite Campuses gathered with pride and fulfillment as they reflected on their transformative journey through the NSTP program.The event was formally opened by Dr. Jocelyn O. Torio, NSTP Director, whose heartfelt welcome remarks set a tone of celebration and gratitude. She commended the graduates’ dedication and acknowledged the collective effort of coordinators, implementers, and the institution in shaping students into empowered, community-oriented individuals.The ceremony was graced by our esteemed guest speaker, Dr. Marlo M. De La Cruz, PECE, SUC President III, who delivered an inspiring commencement address that empowered and motivated the graduates to embrace their roles as catalysts for positive change in their communities.We extend our sincerest appreciation to all NSTP implementers who tirelessly guided and mentored the students throughout their service journey. Your support and commitment have been instrumental in molding these students into competent and compassionate citizens who are ready to create a meaningful impact in their communities.The NSTP Office also extends its heartfelt gratitude to the college president, Dr. Marlo M. De La Cruz, PECE; the NSRC Focal Person and OSSD Director, Ms. Rhodaviv V. Avila, MLL, represented by Mr. Andrew Emmerson P. Abilgos, CWTS Implementer; Mr. Nikkie Lagrata, OSSD–NSRC Staff; the NSTP Technical Staff, Mr. Samuel de Vera and Mr. Demetrio Guinto, Jr.; This achievement would not have been possible without the collective effort and dedication of everyone involved.To our dear graduates, this is only the beginning. Your successful completion of the NSTP is a testament to your dedication and potential to serve the country with passion, leadership, and integrity. May you always carry with you the spirit of service as you move forward in your personal and professional journeys.

Unlocking Bright Futures View the Latest News and Updates of CNSC COLLEGE OF EDUCATION PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS DOMINATES 2025 BICOL REGIONAL STUDENT TEACHERS’ CONGRESS By: CNSC PICRO, 2025 Student-teachers from CNSC – College of Education emerged as top performers at the recent 2025 Bicol Regional Student Teachers’ Congress, held March 28 at the Bicol University College of Education. The event, organized by the Philippine Association for Teachers and Educators (PAFTE) Bicol Chapter, gathered the region’s most promising future educators under the theme “Empowering Tomorrow’s Educators: Transforming Challenges into Opportunities.” The congress aims to highlight the role of student-teachers in addressing the dynamic demands of the education sector. The second leg of the congress took place on April 2 at the Albay Astrodome in Legazpi City, featuring discussions on resilience, innovation, and adaptability in education. A major highlight of the event was the Search for the Ten Outstanding Student Teachers (TOST)—a rigorous competition assessing E-portfolio submissions (25%), demonstration teaching (40%), and panel interviews (35%). CNSC Dominates TOST 2025CNSC student-teachers delivered outstanding performances in both categories of the TOST competition.In the Elementary Level, Arriane O. Avellana (Bachelor of Elementary Education) secured the top spot with her dynamic lesson delivery and innovative teaching strategies. She was mentored by Prof. Jeanette C. Daniel.In the Secondary Level, Isaac Gainever M. Carmelina (Bachelor of Secondary Education – Sciences) also clinched first place. He was guided by Prof. Iris Eboña and Prof. Aldrin Jake Asis, showcasing excellent content mastery and effective classroom techniques. Excellence in Educational Research CNSC also topped the 2025 Student Teachers’ Research Competition. The team of Erica S. Cortez, Chain D. Habana, and John Paolo R. Rafer bagged first place with their study, “Development and Evaluation of Kimikapp: A Web-Based Learning Application for Enhancing Grade 9 Least Mastered Competencies in Chemistry at Camarines Norte National High School.” Their research, under the mentorship of Prof. Glency A. Perez, explored technology-driven strategies to address learning gaps in science education. Awards and ScholarshipsIn recognition of their achievements, all three student-researchers received 50-percent scholarships from the Carl Balita Review Center and 5,000 pesos. Meanwhile, Avellana and Carmelina, the TOST Winners in elementary and secondary categories, were awarded full CBRC scholarships and 5,000 pesos each. CNSC’s consistent excellence in regional competitions reaffirms its status as a leading institution for teacher education in Bicol. The success of its student-teachers reflects the College of Education’s strong commitment to shaping resilient, innovative, and future-ready educators.