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THE FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT. (standing from left to right) DOST Region III Director Victor Mariano, Engr. Mariza Mandocdoc, CDC AVP for Permits, Licensing and Monitoring, PSHS-CLC PTA President Engr. Jerry Tecson, CDC Executive Vice President Philip Jose Panlilio, CDC AVP for Investment Promotions Bernardo Angeles, CDC Officer-in-Charge President and Chairman of the Board Eduardo Oban, Jr., DOST Secretary Mario Montejo, PSHS-CLC Campus Director Lilia Habacon, PSHS-PTA Vice President Engr. Lymwes Lim, PSHS System Executive Director Dr. Josette Biyo, PSHS-CLC Administrative Officer Warren Patrick Serrano, PSHS System Chief Administrative Officer Maria Concepsion Sakai and Rotary International Western Pampanga District Governor Jesus Nicdao. |
CLARK, PAMPANGA - The Philippine Science High School ? Central Luzon Campus (PSHS-CLC) received a three-hectare land as permanent site from the Clark Development Corporation (CDC) during the signing of memorandum of agreement (MOA) with the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Thursday, July 19 at the CDC Board Room.
DOST Secretary Mario Montejo, CDC Officer-in-Charge President and Chairman of the Board Eduardo Oban, Jr., PSHS System Executive Director Josette Biyo and CDC Executive Vice-President Philip Jose Panlilio signed the MOA establishing the scope of association and mutual responsibilities over the new permanent site located at Lily Hill Street in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga.
"In Clark, dreams are transformed to reality," said Chairman Oban.
Clark does not only consider industries, tourism, investments, aviation and logistics related enterprises but also quality education that's why we are giving PSHS-CLC a permanent site for its scholars, he explained.
"We are thankful to CDC for supporting PSHS-CLC, and we will make sure that the Pisay scholars in Region III will get the best science and technology education they deserve," Secretary Montejo said.
"Pisay is going to benchmark in world-class schools abroad, and I told Lilia [PSHS-CLC Campus Director] to take note of the best features of the science laboratories we shall visit," Dr. Biyo said.
Building a world-class science laboratory in PSHS-CLC and making it the most beautiful Pisay campus are my plans to support our youngest operating campus, she added.
"PSHS-CLC shall have a new home we have been dreaming of. With the support the school receives from DOST and CDC, we will continue to live up to our name as a premier science school in the country," Campus Director Habacon stated in her welcome remarks.
