The Itinerant’s Path

Notre Dame of Kidapawan College celebrated the Feast of the Assumption of Mary last Friday. An i

nstitutional Mass was celebrated by the school chaplain at the College gym. This was attended by all students from elementary to college. There was an orientation about proper segragation of waste which is the usual practice of NDKC. To implement the resolution of the city government of Kidapawan City, NDKC conducted a “Clean-up Drive” inside and outside the campus the whole morning.I t was a successful one! Want to see the pictures? just…

All the students and faculty, including the administration were picking up trashes and segrating them properly at the make-shift garbage area where the garbage collecting truck of the city would pick them up. The city government strictly implement the “No segration, no collection.”

(This what makes me laugh sometimes… Just observe the city streets, infront of the Public Market. By the way, Kidapawan can be called, “Highway City” since there are no much city streets, not even pathwalk for people, LoL!)

My advisory class did their best during the clean-up drive. I admire some of my students who seriously did what they must do during that day. From picking trashes to proper segration, they were able to cooperate with the whole institution as one way of celebrating the feast of the Assumption of Mary. Thank you, guys, for cooperating! Surely, you will be given credits because of that!