Camarines Norte State College marked its 33rd Foundation Anniversary with a commemorative ceremony and community festivities, highlighting the institution’s legacy and commitment to unity. The two-part celebration, held at CNSC grounds, gathered administrative officials, faculty, staff, and students for a day of reflection and camaraderie.

The event commenced with an opening program led by Faculty Trustee Rene N. Abrera, followed by a message from Dr. Maria Cristina C. Azuelo, Vice President for Administration and Finance, representing CNSC President Dr. Marlo M. De La Cruz. A wreath-laying ceremony was conducted by CNSC administrative officials to honor the former Congressman Renato M. Unico, Sr., while a video presentation by the Public Information and Community Relations Office (PICRO) showcased CNSC’s journey over the years. The program concluded with closing remarks from CPAU Head Sigfred V. Aler, representing Rhodaviv V. Avila, OSSD Director.

The celebration continued with a community dance organized by PATHFIT instructors, energizing participants before the Laro ng Lahi—a series of traditional Filipino games including Arina Relay, Jack N’ Poy, Tug of War, Catch the Egg, Sack Race, Pinoy Henyo, and Eh Ikaw? Volleyball.

A boodle fight fostered a spirit of unity before the games resumed. The event culminated in an awarding ceremony, recognizing outstanding participants and winners.

CNSC’s 33rd Foundation Anniversary reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to fostering community spirit and preserving cultural traditions while celebrating its continued growth and achievements.