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CCTC College of Teacher Education, Magsaysay Hills, Toledo City (2026)

11/08/2026

FIRST COLLEGE WORSHIP | AUGUST 10, 2026

“Starting the Week in Faith, United in Worship.”

the whole College department came together for a time of prayer, praise, and reflection. This special gathering was led by the College of Teacher Education, who helped create a simple and heartfelt time of worship as we placed our week, our studies, and our plans in God’s hands.

More than just starting another school week, it was a reminder that we don’t have to face everything on our own. With faith, prayer, and a supportive community, we can continue moving forward together.

May this be the start of more moments where we pause, pray, and remind ourselves of what truly matters. May God continue to guide us in our journey as students, future professionals, and as one College community.

A beautiful way to begin the week—with faith, gratitude, and God at the center.

02/08/2026

Victory and Sportsmanship | August 1, 2026

The College of Teacher Education proudly celebrates the dedication, determination, and sportsmanship of all its student-athletes who competed in yesterday's matches. With every game, the players demonstrated teamwork, discipline, and commitment while representing the CTE community with pride.

Congratulations to our Volleyball Boys and Girls and 3x3 Basketball Girls for their well-deserved victories! Your hard work and perseverance have brought pride to the College of Teacher Education.

To all our players, including the Basketball Boys, congratulations on your efforts and commendable performance. Regardless of the outcome, every game played is a testament to the dedication and passion you have shown. The entire CTE community is proud of each one of you.

Keep playing with heart, respect, and sportsmanship. May you continue to give your best and represent the College of Teacher Education with pride!

Congratulations, CTE athletes! Keep soaring, Green Falcons! 💚🏆

31/07/2026

Rise, Green Falcons! | August 1, 2026

The College of Teacher Education proudly stands behind our Green Falcons as they take the court for this August 1 for their basketball match. With determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship, our players are ready to give their best and represent the CTE community with pride.

To our players, trust the hard work, preparation, and dedication that brought you to this moment. Play with heart, respect your opponents, and enjoy every moment on the court. Always remember that the entire CTE family is behind you every step of the way.

Let us show our full support and cheer for our team! Bring the energy, raise the spirit, and let the Green Falcons soar! 🏀💚

Go, Green Falcons! Fly high and play with pride!

30/07/2026

Unity, Responsibility, and Leadership | July 24, 2026

In preparation for the upcoming intramurals of the College of Teacher Education, a meeting was held to discuss important reminders on school policies and regulations, the roles and responsibilities of each committee, and the assigned players for the different sports. The discussion aimed to ensure that everyone was well-informed of their respective duties and prepared to fulfill their responsibilities.

The gathering also marked the election of the new officers of the Education Club (AFE), giving students the opportunity to participate in the selection of leaders who will represent and serve the organization.

The College of Teacher Education extends its appreciation to everyone who participated in the meeting and congratulates the newly elected AFE officers. May this new set of leaders continue to uphold commitment, integrity, and service as they take on their roles in the organization.

25/07/2026

Classroom Demonstration | July 17-18, 2026

The College of Teacher Education successfully conducted the classroom demonstration of its second-year education students, providing them with an opportunity to apply their knowledge, strengthen their teaching skills, and gain valuable classroom experience as part of their professional preparation.

The demonstration showcased the dedication and preparedness of the student demonstrators, the active participation of the learners, and the valuable guidance of the evaluators, whose constructive feedback contributed to a meaningful and enriching learning experience for everyone involved.

The College of Teacher Education extends its sincere appreciation to the student demonstrators, evaluators, participants, faculty members, and all those who contributed to the success of the demonstration. May this experience continue to inspire every future educator to pursue excellence and serve with competence, integrity, and commitment.

20/07/2026

Scapular Investiture | July 16, 2026

The College of Teacher Education, in collaboration with the Confraternity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel (COLC), solemnly celebrated the Scapular Investiture, where students were enrolled in the confraternity and received the Brown Scapular as a sign of their devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

This meaningful celebration served as a reminder of the importance of faith, prayer, and Christian living. Through the investiture, the students renewed their commitment to live according to Gospel values and to entrust themselves to the loving care and guidance of Our Lady of Mount Carmel as they continue their journey of faith and formation.

The College of Teacher Education extends its heartfelt gratitude to the presiding priest, the COLC officers and advisers, and everyone who contributed to the success of this sacred celebration. May the Brown Scapular continue to inspire every student to remain steadfast in faith, grow in virtue, and faithfully live out their calling with humility, compassion, and service.

08/07/2026

Renewed in Faith | July 7, 2026

The College of Teacher Education community was truly blessed to welcome Fr. Loreto A. Jaque as our guest facilitator for this year's recollection. Through his inspiring messages and meaningful reflections, students were encouraged to deepen their relationship with God, rediscover their purpose, and embrace the values that will guide them as future educators.

The recollection was filled with moments of joy, laughter, and heartfelt emotions. As one CTE family, we danced, played, shared stories, shed tears, embraced one another, and celebrated the gift of faith and friendship. More than just a day of activities, it became a meaningful journey of healing, gratitude, self-discovery, and spiritual renewal.

The College of Teacher Education extends its heartfelt gratitude to Fr. Loreto Jaque for sharing his time, wisdom, and unwavering dedication in guiding us closer to God. May the lessons we learned and the memories we created continue to inspire us to live with faith, compassion, and purpose as we answer our calling to become educators who teach not only with knowledge but also with love.

05/07/2026

July 04, 2026 || Strengthening the Partnership Between Home and School

The 4th year Education students, together with their parents, gathered for a meaningful Parents' Meeting to discuss important matters that contribute to the students' academic success and professional growth..

The meeting emphasized the importance of parents regularly monitoring their children's academic progress, school requirements, and overall performance. Discussions also covered students with Incomplete (INC) grades, encouraging parents to continue supporting and guiding them in fulfilling their academic responsibilities.

In preparation for the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), the department also highlighted the value of a focused and consistent review. With the support of their families and the guidance of the institution, future educators are better equipped to face one of the most significant milestones in their teaching journey.

The Education Department extends its sincere appreciation to all the parents who attended and remains committed to fostering a strong partnership that empowers every future educator to succeed.💙💚

02/07/2026

United in Faith | June 30, 2026

The College of Teacher Education (CTE) Prayer Warriors gathered for a meaningful meeting centered on faith, service, and compassion. The gathering served as an opportunity to strengthen the ministry's commitment to fostering a prayerful and supportive community while formally introducing the newly appointed officers who will lead the organization in carrying out its mission throughout this academic year.

The newly elected officers are:
•Consultant: Sr. Luzviminda Escal A.R.
•Committee Head: Raymund Adoptante
•Secretary: Jamaica Rafols
•Assistant Secretary: Neil Alegada
•Trustee: Althea Rosaroso
•Documentation: Mary Cielo Ling
•2nd Year Representative: Kasandra Nicole Culagbang
•3rd Year Representative: Louie Jane Soronio
•SocCom/Editor: Mariel Egay

A special moment of the meeting was dedicated to offering prayers for Miss Alona, a fourth-year Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd) major in English, who is currently facing nulligravid abnormal uterine bleeding secondary to an endometrial polyp and will soon undergo an operation. As one CTE family, the Prayer Warriors united in prayer, asking God to grant her strength, healing, peace, and a successful recovery.

Personal Message from Miss Alona:
"Thank you to everyone for your prayers, love, and support during this time. Your kindness gives me strength and hope as I prepare for my operation. I truly appreciate every prayer and am grateful to have such a caring community."

The CTE remains committed to nurturing not only in academic excellence but also a community rooted in faith, compassion, and service. Through the CTE Prayer Warriors, may we continue to uplift one another in prayer and become instruments of God's love and healing.

01/07/2026

𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐛𝐞𝐲𝐨𝐧𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐦 | June 25, 2026

Consolatrix College of Toledo City warmly welcomed the representatives of the Toledo City Police Station for a School Visitation, Student Safety Dialogue, and Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) Information Drive.

The College of Teacher Education was honored to be part of this meaningful activity, where our future educators joined the school community in learning about student safety, crime prevention, and opportunities to serve the nation through the Philippine National Police.

The activity was led by Atty./PLTCOL Verniño B. Noserale, Acting Chief of Police, together with PLT Jayvee Kevin O. Toribio, Deputy Chief of Police. During the session, they discussed student safety, crime prevention, and the importance of maintaining peace and order within the school community. They also provided valuable information regarding career opportunities in the Philippine National Police, the qualifications and requirements for admission to the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA), and the responsibilities and commitment expected of future public servants.

Consolatrix College of Toledo City extends its sincere appreciation to the Toledo City Police Station for its continued commitment to strengthening police-school collaboration, promoting student welfare, and inspiring the youth to pursue careers grounded in integrity, discipline, and service to the nation.

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