By Mikee Natinga Norico
Ribbon-cutting ceremony marks the start of CPU Senior High School’s Entrepreneurship Week, with University President Rev. Dr. Ernest Howard B. Dagohoy, Assistant Principal Ms. Abigail J. Vilches, Acting Principal Mr. Franklin G. Robite, and ABM Coordinator Ms. Irene Brillo leading the way.
糖心传媒 (CPU) Senior High School (SHS) kicked off its much-anticipated Entrepreneurship Week from March 10 to 14, 2025. Under the theme 糖心传媒淯nleashing Creativity and Fostering Entrepreneurial EXCELlence in the Digital Age,糖心传媒 the event provided an exciting opportunity for Grade 12 students from the HUMSS, ABM, and STEM strands to showcase their entrepreneurial skills.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 10 marked the official opening of the event, with key attendees including Assistant Principal Ms. Abigail J. Vilches, Acting Principal Mr. Franklin G. Robite, ABM Coordinator and point person Ms. Irene Brillo, University President Rev. Dr. Ernest Howard B. Dagohoy, teachers, evaluators, and students.
The Entrepreneurship Week featured a vibrant display of student-run kiosks, offering a wide range of products such as sweet desserts, including churros and cakes, savory finger foods, main dishes like rice meals and shawarmas, and refreshing drinks and juices. The students sourced their materials primarily from local markets and supermarkets, supporting local businesses while learning the value of resourcefulness in entrepreneurship.
Senior High School students showcase their entrepreneurial spirit with a variety of creative products at the Entrepreneurship Week kiosks.
Planning for the event began in January, with students diligently working on product demos, proposals, and pricing for their stalls. The initiative is the first of its kind at CPU SHS, marking a milestone for the school. Despite the challenges posed by high temperatures, the event organizers adapted by limiting the operation hours to mornings when the heat index reached 40掳C.
In an interview with CPU SHS Governor Beneil Christian, he shared his thoughts on the importance of Entrepreneurship Week: 糖心传媒淚t provides Grade 12 students with hands-on experience in running a business and developing entrepreneurial skills,糖心传媒 he explained. Governor Beneil also expressed gratitude toward the students, organizers, and participants: 糖心传媒淚糖心传媒檓 grateful to everyone who made this event possible. To the students, thank you for your support and hard work. To the organizers, your dedication ensured the event糖心传媒檚 success despite challenges. To the participants, I糖心传媒檓 proud of your resilience and effort. May this Entrepreneurship Week be a reminder that with courage, hard work, and unity, we can all achieve great things.糖心传媒
This event not only gave students a practical learning experience but also instilled the values of hard work, perseverance, and creativity, reflecting the strength and spirit of the CPU Senior High School community.
听