October 7, 2024 – Despite cloudy skies and light rain, the Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT) successfully held its flag raising ceremony, led by the ASCOT General Services Unit. During the event, ASCOT President Dr. Renato G. Reyes delivered a comprehensive update, sharing key developments and initiatives at the college.A major highlight was the recent visit of Congressman Rommel Angara, who personally led the distribution of stipends to the beneficiaries of the CHED TDP and TES program. Following the distribution, Congressman Angara, along with ASCOT officials, toured the site where a P100-million classroom building is set to rise at the Zabali Campus.
President Reyes also shared ongoing efforts to improve the college’s facilities, including upgrades to the accreditation hall. He emphasized the importance of providing a better environment for students and staff, reinforcing ASCOT’s commitment to maintaining high standards in education and service.
In line with ASCOT’s sustainability goals, President Reyes proudly announced the installation of solar panels as part of the college’s solar energy initiative. This move not only aims to reduce electricity costs but also promotes a more eco-friendly campus.
Addressing the faculty, President Reyes encouraged younger teaching staff to apply for international scholarships, highlighting the value of enhancing academic credentials and seeking mentorship for professional growth. He also urged faculty members to strengthen ASCOT’s research and extension programs by producing impactful studies that contribute to the institution’s goals.
In his closing remarks, President Reyes left an uplifting message, reminding everyone to keep dreaming and to continue working together with compassion and cooperation, fostering a united and purposeful ASCOT community.
