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Campus journalists from the K–6 Department of Core Gateway College, Inc. (CGCI) brought home multiple awards during the Division Schools Press Conference (DSPC) held on September 7–8, 2026, at San Jose City National High School, carrying the theme, “Empowering Young Journalists and Strengthening Ethical Journalism in a Rapidly Evolving Digital World.”

In the individual categories, Amara Benisse Moleta placed 4th in Editorial Cartooning–English, while Zelaida Darang secured 5th in Editorial Cartooning–Filipino, both coached by Lady Kahren Valdez. Meanwhile, Nakeisha Kaith Sorza earned 4th Place in News Writing–English, while Jennilyn Velasco placed 5th in Column Writing–Filipino, under the guidance of Precious Mae M. Gabriel.

Additionally, the K–6 campus journalists also made a strong showing in the group categories, particularly in Radio Broadcasting–Filipino, where the team secured Overall 2nd Place. The team was composed of Reem Zainab Valeriano, Vadd Kielle Garchitorena, Kallistar Camil Garchitorena, Caiden Zac Bisquera, Nakeisha Kaith Sorza, Althea Drianna Fe Abelardo, and Rheizchea Athena David, with Lady Kahren Valdez serving as coach.

Adding to the team’s achievement, several members received distinctions in their respective broadcasting roles. Garchitorena earned 2nd Place in Best Script Writing, while David placed 2nd in Best Infomercial. Kallistar Camil Garchitorena also secured 2nd Place in Best News Presenter, while Valeriano earned 2nd Place in Best Technical. Sorza, meanwhile, placed 3rd in Best News Anchor.

Other K–6 campus journalists who participated in the DSPC were Joseph Ben, Macy Abalos, Benedict Emmanuel Aquino, Jessica Tabios, and Jillian Fajardo, alongside the award-winning participants.

The accomplishments reflect the K–6 Department’s continuing efforts to nurture young journalists who can write, create, and communicate responsibly. Through their participation in the DSPC, the campus journalists not only competed in various journalistic disciplines but also gained opportunities to practice the values of accuracy, creativity, teamwork, and ethical journalism in an increasingly digital media environment.

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