CapSU Dumarao collab projects



                         

                              CapSU Dumarao collab  projects with Aglalana IS

Capiz State University Dumarao Satellite College in collaboration with Aglalana Integrated School launches (Voluntarism for Enhancing and Nurturing Reading Skills: A Thrust to an Updated Reading Program for Efficient and Sustainable Literacy Delivery (VENTURES) and  Enhancing Reading Needs in English to Elevates Skills and Talents of Pupils(ERNEEST) projects, September 6, 2022 at Aglalana Integrated School. These projects focus on reading remedial instruction that aim to help pupils and students to become functional readers through voluntarism efforts of CapSU Dumarao pre-service teachers.

    Present during the launching ceremony were Dr. Ernesto Fuljencio Jr, Principal II of AIS, Dr. Marie Jean Penson, CapSU Dumarao Satellite College Director, Dr. Ma. Jullie Lademora, Program Chair, Teacher Education Department,  Dr. Nelinda Duero, Chair Extension, Mrs. Ruth Hilapad, the proponent of project ERNEEST, TEd faculty, AIS faculty and staff , pre-service teachers and student- beneficiaries of the program.

        Moreover, Enhancing Self-Discipline Through Martial Arts Relentless Training for Students of the Criminolgy Department of CaPSU Dumarao was opened up to the students of the said school.


The student beneficiaries of the projects



                                            Dr. Ernesto Fulgencio in his welcome message

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