Ninety-six (96) Madrasah students in Barangay Poblacion, Tantangan are set to benefit from improved learning conditions following the provision of material support from the Provincial Government of South Cotabato through the South Cotabato CATCH UP Team for the renovation of two classrooms.
The initiative aims to enhance the learning environment of the Madrasah institution by ensuring safer, more comfortable, and more conducive spaces for instruction, in support of the province’s thrust toward inclusive and accessible education.
According to Project Development Officer Cris Pingkunn Fuentes, the intervention reflects the province’s continuing commitment to educational support, particularly for community-based learning institutions.
“The material support provided for the renovation of the two classrooms will greatly help our students become more comfortable during their class sessions. This initiative reflects the provincial government’s sincere commitment to supporting education and ensuring that every learner is given proper attention and care,” Fuentes said.
The classroom improvement directly serves 96 enrolled students, who are expected to experience better classroom conditions conducive to effective learning and engagement.
The assistance underscores the people-centered governance of Governor Reynaldo S. Tamayo Jr., whose administration continues to implement responsive programs that promote inclusive growth and equal access to basic services.
By supporting the improvement of Madrasah learning facilities, the Provincial Government of South Cotabato strengthens its advocacy for educational equity, cultural inclusion, and community welfare.
The CATCH-UP program remains instrumental in delivering timely interventions that bring government services closer to grassroots communities.
Local stakeholders welcomed the initiative, highlighting its positive impact on the learners and its contribution to improving the overall learning environment in the community.
