Holy Cross College held an event at the quadrangle to celebrate World Mental Health Month. Its subject is “Moving forward toward well-being,” with its theme “Sulong.” The initiative was successful thanks to the collaboration of SSG and Utility members, instructors, and guidance counselors. Noam Shpancer once said, “Mental health is not a destination but a […]
HCC celebrates World Teachers’ Day amidst the pandemic
Article by: Shin De Guzman “Teaching is a very noble profession that shapes the character, caliber, and future of an individual. If the people remember me as a good teacher that will be the biggest honor for me.” stated A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. After two years of not celebrating teachers’ day properly due to […]
RDU continues to foster good, excellent research
Afraid of numbers? Not a reason anymore to avoid quantitative research as HCC Psychology faculty, Mr. Jhaymar Garcia explains research tips and tricks during the seminar conducted by Research and Development Unit (RDU) last September 5 at the Learning Resources Center. The hybrid seminar participated by teachers and students explored the differences between various methods, […]
Buwan ng Wika highlights creativity, talents of Crucians
HCC Gymnasium was filled with applause and laughter as the school launches in-person school programs during the recent Buwan ng Wika celebration, August 22-30. The celebration centers with this year’s theme “Filipino at mga Katutubong Wika: Kasangkapan sa Pagtuklas at Paglikha.” After two years of online school events, students are now eager to participate in […]
Libreng Tuition Fee Caravan
Holy Cross College intensifies the information drive by launching the “Libreng Tuition Fee Caravan” and visiting the barangays of Municipality of Santa Ana, Candaba, Arayat, Mexico, and San Luis from June to July. The caravan aims to inform students and parents about scholarships and government grants. College students residing in Santa Ana can avail of […]
JHS is back to school
By: Precious Anne A. Edejer HOLY CROSS COLLEGE opened its gate for the Junior High School students (JHS) last August 1m 2022 for the School Year 2022-2023, the official start of the limited face-to-face class for the students. The school with the heart ensures its students with utmost health priority. Students as they enter the […]
Crucians are back to school!
After spending a year on distance learning, students are now back to school for progressive face-to-face classes at Holy Cross College for the Academic Year 2022-2023. The school underwent a School Safety Assessment Tool and a series of inspections of the Municipal Risk Disaster Management Office of Santa Ana and the Department of Education to […]
Incoming 3rd-year students undergo academic assessment
The college department administers qualifying exams to incoming third-year students of Bachelor of Secondary Education, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, and Bachelor of Science in Criminology. Incoming third-year students undergo qualifying examinations before the start of the new academic year 2022-2023. The examination aims to assess the student’s knowledge and […]
1,558 grantees receive TES refund for A.Y. 2021-2022
A total of 1, 558 qualified grantees from 2nd-year to 4th-year college students received their Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) refund last July 2-3. Holy Cross College one of the CHED-recognized local college help learners enjoy free tuition, miscellaneous, and other school fees. Each student is granted a P 60,000 subsidy per academic year. Thankful for […]
Progressive limited face-to-face classes approved!
The Local Government Unit together with the Department of Education of Santa Ana visited Holy Cross College to inspect its readiness for the progressive limited face-to-face classes, June 28. Mrs. Marites Franco, Municipal Risk Reduction and Management Officer (MDRRMO) and IATF Officer of Santa Ana with Mrs. Edna Pineda, Department of Education District Supervisor of […]