LOOK: Our team is dedicated to improving the quality of education at Saint Tonis College, Inc. through the development of new programs in the College and the pursuit of Level III Accreditation for the Basic Education. Documents for the application of new college programs — Bachelor of Arts in Communication, Bachelor of Science in Criminology, and […]
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Tabuk City, Kalinga — In a significant step towards fostering academic collaboration and enriching the learning experience for students, Saint Tonis College, Inc. (STCI) and the Kalinga State University (KSU) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between their respective libraries. The ceremony, held at the STCI Board Room at 2:00 PM, signifies a commitment
January 13, 2025 In a significant step to enhance real-world learning for its students, Saint Tonis College, Inc. (STCI) through its president, Dr. Kathleen Rose L. Guimbatan has inked a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Kalinga Police Provincial Office (KPPO) represented by the Provincial Director, PCol. James D. Mangili. This partnership opens doors for 80 Senior
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Tabuk City, Kalinga – Saint Tonis College, Inc. recently held a two-day “Educational Blueprint Review and Syllabi Update” last January 13 and 14, 2025, at the Conference Room, College Building. The event aimed to enhance the quality of education offered by the institution through a comprehensive review of its curriculum and syllabi.The workshop featured two
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Dr. Kathleen Rose L. Guimbatan, our dynamic School President, recently met with the incoming Dean of the College of Criminal Justice Administration as we gear up for a groundbreaking addition to our academic offerings! Starting next school year, STCI will officially launch its College of Criminal Justice Administration, led by a licensed and experienced dean who
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Written by: Jae Vanessa M. Abalos The World Health Organization (WHO) reveals a shocking truth: children with disabilities are nearly four times more likely to suffer violence than their peers without disabilities.This critical statistic underscores the urgent need for proactive measures to safeguard these vulnerable children.In line with the National Children’s Month Celebration in November 2024,
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