The AMCC Academy officially welcomed its continuing, new, and transferee students, together with their parents, during the General Orientation held on June 15, 2026, marking the beginning of another promising academic year.
The program opened with a devotional message by Pr. Alberto P. Cañete, who emphasized the value of attentiveness not only in the classroom but also in navigating life’s challenges and opportunities. His message set a reflective and inspiring tone for the event.
Following the devotional, newly appointed Principal Louella Joy O. Osorio, MAEd, LPT, formally opened the orientation by introducing the Academy’s dedicated administrators, faculty members, and staff. She highlighted the institution’s commitment to providing quality education and holistic development for every student.
The orientation continued with presentations from key administrators and department heads. Pr. Roger T. Lopez, EdD-LM, Vice President for Student Affairs and Services, discussed the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of students, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive and respectful school environment.
Student Finance Director Armante Alquizar then provided an overview of tuition and other financial matters. He encouraged students and parents to communicate with his office whenever they needed assistance or clarification regarding financial concerns.
Principal Osorio later presented the Academy’s academic policies, expectations, and standards, helping students and parents better understand the institution’s academic framework and commitment to excellence.
Adding life and energy to the program were musical intermission numbers performed by Academy students Rhylle Ness Barcenas and Brianne Kyle O. Edrolin, whose performances entertained the audience and showcased the talents of the student body.
The Director of the Psychological Wellness Center introduced the various counseling, guidance, and wellness services available to students, underscoring the Academy’s dedication to supporting learners’ mental, emotional, and social well-being.
Meanwhile, ICTC Director Xenia Gay C. Repuela, MSIT, presented the technology-based services offered by the Information and Communications Technology Center (ICTC). She also provided an overview of a proposed initiative to install CCTV cameras inside classrooms as part of the Academy’s ongoing efforts to enhance safety, security, accountability, and the protection of school property.
The program also featured the introduction of student leaders from the Academy’s various organizations, providing students with an opportunity to become familiar with those who will represent and serve the student body throughout the school year. This was followed by the Student Marshal Orientation conducted by Mr. Maykert Z. Tambalque, LPT, which focused on student discipline, campus safety, and leadership responsibilities.
Serving as the master of ceremonies was Ms. Aimme Rose R. De Vera, LPT, who guided the audience smoothly through the day’s activities.
The General Orientation concluded with students and parents gaining valuable information about the Academy’s programs, services, policies, and expectations. More importantly, it fostered a sense of unity and shared commitment among administrators, faculty, parents, and students as they embark on a new academic journey together.