The College of Teacher Education (CTE) of the Laguna State Polytechnic University-San Pablo City Campus (LSPU-SPCC), through the collaborative effort of student organizations, launched the project “Books by the Stairway (BBS): Give a Book, Get a Book,” March 15. The BBS project encourages responsible book consumption and recreational reading among the students, faculty, and staff of the university. It follows the “give-a-book-get-a-book” framework wherein any reader may take a book of choice...

Congratulations, MR. JOSHUA F. ARANILLA and MS. LESLIE JOY C. BAQUIRAN, for passing 2021 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS LICENSURE EXAM (CPALE)! The CBMA Alumni Association is so proud of you both, may your future be filled with more great achievements like this.

The University Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office (UDRRMO) started its three-day High Angle Rescue Retrieval Training at the Laguna State Polytechnic Univeristy-Sta. Cruz Campus, April  23. In an effort to enhance emergency response capabilities and public safety, Mr. Erwin A. Napiza, Director of UDRRM LSPU-SCC, collaborated with the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management of Laguna, under the leadership of Mr. Ranjee M. Piñgol. Faculty members and students from various campuses attended...

“If you think of one year, sow rice, If you think of ten ears, grow orchards, If you think of a hundred years, conduct training” September 3, 2017 – In its 13th Year of promoting Agricultural Program for Food Security and Technology, Six LSPU student-trainees completed the 12-month Training Program sponsored by Agro-Studies- Israel held at Jerusalem’s International Convention Center, Israel. Agrostudies is an organization that provides a unique apprenticeship in agriculture, combining advanc...

The first batch of BSED student teachers bound to Vietnam is composed of ten highly qualified and competent practice teachers from the three campuses of LSPU – Santa Cruz, Los Baños and San Pablo City Campuses. The ten students underwent evaluation and interview prior to the selection. These students were also evaluated academically and were found to be on the top 20% of the class. They were likewise found to be communicatively competent and can express their thoughts and opinions without destructions ...