February 13, 2025 | Mosqueda Campus
CST Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) officers met with the CST Dean, Adrian J. Forca and Mosqueda Campus Director, Kert D. Pillora at the Admin’s Office to discuss the pressing issue of the drinking water supply shortage.
Students of Mosqueda Campus stand to benefit the most from this initiative, as they have been affected by the scarcity of clean drinking water. This proposed project aims to provide a sustainable solution, ensuring access to free drinking water on campus. It will not only address the water shortage but also help students save money on bottled water expenses.
During the meeting, PTA officers and campus administration explored various strategies to implement the project. Budget negotiations are currently underway between PTA officers and the identified supplier. Once finalized, this project is expected to significantly improve student welfare by providing a consistent and cost-effective water supply.
The PTA will fund the project as a demonstration of its strong commitment to enhancing the campus environment and student experience.
A positive outlook emerged from the meeting, reflecting the shared dedication of CST administration and the PTA to prioritizing student welfare and improving campus facilities.
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