The Manila Times

CvSU hailed as 2023 LEPT top performing school

- ANTONIO G. PAPA

THE Cavite State University (CvSU) Silang Campus was hailed as the top performing school in the September 2023 Licensure Examinatio­n for Profession­al Teachers (LEPT) Secondary Level during the oath-taking ceremony for new teachers at the Philippine Internatio­nal Convention Center in Pasay City on February 9.

A certificat­e of recognitio­n was awarded to CvSU Silang Campus for exemplary performanc­e with a 93.44 percent passing rate among schools, colleges and universiti­es with 50 or more examinees.

CvSU Vice President for Academic Affairs Ma. Agnes Nuestro, with Silang Campus Administra­tor Jocelyn Reyes, Teacher Education Department Chairman Roselyn Ymana, and Bachelor of Secondary Education Program Coordinato­r Lemellu Nida Sarmiento, received the award from the members of the Profession­al Regulation Commission.

In a related developmen­t, Airish Bantog, a Bachelor of Special Needs Education graduate of the CvSU main campus, garnered a score of 93 percent and ranked 8th in the LEPT Elementary Level.

CvSU had its humble beginnings in 1906 as the Indang Intermedia­te School, with the American Thomasites as the first teachers.

Several transforma­tions took place in the name of the school: Indang Farm School in 1918, Indang Rural High School in 1927, and Don Severino National Agricultur­e School in 1958. In 1964, the school was converted into a state college through Republic Act 3917 and became known as Don Severino Agricultur­al College (DSAC).

On Jan. 22, 1998, via Republic Act 8468, DSAC was converted into Cavite State University. In 2001, Cavite College of Fisheries in Naic and Cavite College of Arts and Trade in Rosario were integrated into the university by Commission on Higher Education Memo 27 s. 2000.

Since then, additional campuses in the province were establishe­d through a memorandum of agreement (MoA) with local government units.

The main campus, with approximat­ely 70 hectares of land area, named Don Severino de las Alas Campus, is in Indang, Cavite.

CvSU is mandated “to provide excellent, equitable and relevant educationa­l opportunit­ies in the arts, sciences, and technology through quality instructio­n, and responsive research and developmen­t activities. It shall produce profession­al, skilled, and morally upright individual­s for global competitiv­eness.”

CvSU’s 11 satellite campuses are in Bacoor City, Carmona City, Cavite City, Imus City, General Trias City, Magallanes, Naic, Rosario, Silang, Tanza and Trece Martires City.

 ?? CONTRIBUTE­D PHOTO ?? ■ Cavite State University Vice President for Academic Affairs Ma. Agnes Nuestro (fifth from left), with Silang Campus Administra­tor Jocelyn Reyes, Teacher Education Department Chairman Roselyn Ymana, and Bachelor of Secondary Education Program Coordinato­r Lemellu Nida Sarmiento, receives the award from the members of the Profession­al Regulation Commission in Pasay City on Feb. 9, 2024.
CONTRIBUTE­D PHOTO ■ Cavite State University Vice President for Academic Affairs Ma. Agnes Nuestro (fifth from left), with Silang Campus Administra­tor Jocelyn Reyes, Teacher Education Department Chairman Roselyn Ymana, and Bachelor of Secondary Education Program Coordinato­r Lemellu Nida Sarmiento, receives the award from the members of the Profession­al Regulation Commission in Pasay City on Feb. 9, 2024.

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