27/03/2026
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The two-day KaCEDyahan 2026 celebration, held on March 24โ25, concluded successfully as students from the College of Education participated in various academic, cultural, and sports competitions.
The Purok Masskara, Purok Pahiyas, Purok Kadayawan, and Purok Panagbenga competed across multiple events, showcasing skills in athletics, arts, and intellectual contests.
In volleyball, Panagbenga topped the Boysโ division, followed by Masskara, Kadayawan, and Pahiyas. In the Girlsโ division, Pahiyas secured the championship, with Panagbenga placing second, Kadayawan third, and Masskara fourth.
In basketball, Kadayawan dominated the Boysโ category, while Masskara finished second, Pahiyas third, and Panagbenga fourth. Masskara also won the Basketball LGBT category, with Panagbenga as runner-up.
The Trashion Show, held on the first evening, highlighted creativity and sustainability. Mary Danielle Navarro of Masskara won first place, followed by Mary Grace Tabuada of Kadayawan and Rafael Andres of Panagbenga.
In the fruit carving competition, Purok Kadayawan emerged as champion through Pauleen M. Ruben, while Pahiyas and Masskara placed second and third, respectively. Panagbenga also participated with a creative entry.
Kadayawan Team 2 won first place in the โSpell It Right!โ competition, followed by Panagbenga Team 1 and Masskara Team 3. In poster-making, Panagbengaโs Vince Topen B. Favillaran secured first place, with Kadayawan, Panagbenga, and Masskara placing second to fourth.
Masskara dominated the Quiz Bee or โBattle of the Brains,โ followed by Panagbenga, Kadayawan, and Pahiyas. In other events, Panagbenga won the Dagliang Talumpati, while Kadayawan topped Guess the Number, followed by Panagbenga and Pahiyas.
Pahiyas secured first place in the Retro competition, with Kadayawan and Masskara placing second and third. In the Arch and Muses contest, Kadayawan emerged as champion, followed by Pahiyas.
Sub-organizations also competed in booth-making, with ELITE of the Technology Livelihood Education Department winning first place. Hu-SciE placed second, while PESS secured third.
In the overall standings, KAMFIL, PESS, and ELITE tied for first place. Hu-SciE ranked second, while FEMO placed third.
KaCEDyahan 2026 highlighted student participation, collaboration, and talent, reinforcing the College of Educationโs commitment to holistic development through academic and co-curricular activities.
Writer: Shekinah Jan Famorcan
Layout: Louis Miguel Famini
