28/08/2026
IN PHOTOS | Batch 2032 candidates present their platforms at Miting de Avance
Batch 2032 held its Miting de Avance last Wednesday, August 26, at the 4F Auditorium, featuring candidates from Kilos Abante, One Dreirection, PATNUBAY, Radiant, Team BRAVO, and independent vice presidential candidate Jose Angelo Falcon.
Kilos Abante’s platform centers on student participation through sports, creative activities, and batch-wide events. Their proposals include a Sportsfest, a batch shirt design activity, Talent Showing, and Literary Appreciation Day.
One Dreirection focuses on environmental action and academic support through “Verdant,” which promotes waste segregation and reuse, as well as “Ascension” and “Venn,” which provide peer tutoring and study support.
Meanwhile, PATNUBAY centers its platform on “Ugnayan,” “Bayanihan,” “Kalusugan,” “Kaligtasan,” and “Kalikasan.” Their proposals include student committees, Batch Houses, health and safety initiatives, and the “Pristine PISAY Project” to encourage student involvement and environmental responsibility.
Radiant focuses on environmental involvement, financial transparency, and student expression through “EcoFund: Our Year, Our Canvas,” “Fund & Found,” and “Highkey Talented.” They also propose monthly financial updates and an expense monitor to provide access to information on batch funds.
Team BRAVO focuses on social connection, academic support, sustainability, and student activities. Their proposals include “Mission: Meet, Make, More,” “Library of Leisure,” “Dormer Warmers,” and “Tumulong Upang Sumulong,” alongside tutoring initiatives and batch activities.
Running independently for vice president, Jose Angelo Falcon’s platform includes a batch-wide survey, inter-section sports competitions, environmental awareness activities, jamming sessions, “Art of the Month/Art Corner,” and tutoring sessions throughout the school year.
During the Candidate Q&A and Open Forum, candidates discussed financial transparency, fair participation, committee manpower, and academic support, while also addressing how they would respond to student concerns and work with officers from other parties.
Photos by Iya Nivera and Alfred Santiago
Report by Erin Luz
