SLSU TO Elementary Education Department Recognized for Outstanding Extension Project in Education
In a momentous recognition ceremony held on January 20, 2024, the Bachelor in Elementary Education Department of Southern Leyte State University Tomas Oppus Campus was honored for its exceptional Extension Project, named "Project PasaKa (Pagpahanas sa Kabataan sa Pagbasa) and Partner Ko, Agaka Ko Reading Programs." The esteemed project, spearheaded by Dr. Stella Marie D. Consul and Mr. Nonilon B. Consul, along with the dedicated faculty members, has been acknowledged as the Most Outstanding Reading Stakeholder by the Tomas Oppus District of the Department of Education, Schools Division of Southern Leyte.
The Project PasaKa and Partner Ko, Agaka Ko Reading Programs are initiatives that focus on enhancing literacy skills among the youth. "Pagpahanas sa Kabataan sa Pagbasa," translated as "Nurturing the Youth through Reading," encapsulates the essence of the programs. The comprehensive approach aims to cultivate a love for reading among young minds while promoting community involvement in fostering educational growth.
Dr. Stella Marie D. Consul, the driving force behind Project PasaKa, expressed her gratitude for the recognition and emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts in shaping the educational landscape. "We believe that literacy is the cornerstone of academic success, and through Project PasaKa, we strive to make a meaningful impact on the lives of the youth in our community. This recognition inspires us to continue our dedication to promoting literacy and educational development," she remarked.
Mr. Nonilon B. Consul, co-head of the program, echoed Dr. Consul's sentiments, highlighting the collective commitment of the faculty members. "Our success is a testament to our entire team's hard work and passion. We are proud to be recognized as the Most Outstanding Reading Stakeholder by the District of Tomas Oppus, and we will continue to innovate and expand our efforts to reach even more students in the future," he affirmed.
The recognition ceremony featured testimonials from the Tomas Oppus District officials, acknowledging the positive impact of Project PasaKa on the student's reading abilities and overall academic performance. The collaboration between the university and the elementary school has created a symbiotic relationship that benefits both institutions and, most importantly, the students.
The SLSU Tomas Oppus remains committed to its mission of academic excellence and community engagement. The accolade is a testament to the Campus's dedication to making a positive impact beyond the classroom walls.
As Project PasaKa continues to evolve and expand its reach, the SLSU Tomas Oppus looks forward to creating more partnerships and initiatives that contribute to the educational development of the youth in the province. The San Isidro Elementary School recognition is a significant milestone, inspiring SLSU Tomas Oppus to strive for even greater achievements in education and community service.
