NDKC Tertiary Department Holds Parents, Administrators, Students, and Teachers Association (PASTA) Turnover, Planning, and Evaluation
The Tertiary Department of Notre Dame of Kidapawan College (NDKC) successfully conducted the PASTA Turnover, Planning, and Evaluation on July 11, 2026, at the scenic Abubbakar Farm Mountain Resort in Nuangan, Kidapawan City. The gathering brought together institutional administrators and parent leaders in a meaningful day of reflection, gratitude, strategic planning, and leadership transition.
The activity was graced by the NDKC President Br. Arnel S. Alfanta, FMS, together with Dr. Klemm Ryan Z. Bernabe, Vice President for Administration, and Dr. Christopher James D. Ferrer, Vice President for Academic Affairs. Their presence underscored the College’s unwavering commitment to strengthening collaboration with parents as essential partners in the holistic formation of students.
A major highlight of the event was the formal turnover of leadership from the outgoing PASTA President, Mrs. Junavi F. Sanchez, to the incoming PASTA President, Mrs. Analyn Pastoril, who will serve for Academic Years 2026–2027 and 2027–2028. The ceremony symbolized the continuity of servant leadership, shared responsibility, and the collective commitment to advancing the goals and mission of the College.
The outgoing PASTA officers were recognized for their dedicated service, invaluable contributions, and steadfast support of the school’s programs and initiatives. Meanwhile, the newly elected officers were warmly welcomed and encouraged to continue fostering strong partnerships between the institution and parents in promoting academic excellence, student welfare, and community engagement.
Beyond the leadership transition, the gathering also served as a venue for planning and evaluation, allowing participants to reflect on the accomplishments of previous years, assess existing programs, identify opportunities for growth, and formulate strategic directions for future initiatives. The discussions highlighted the vital role of parent participation in creating a supportive and collaborative educational environment.
Marked by a spirit of gratitude, fellowship, and shared purpose, the PASTA Turnover, Planning, and Evaluation reaffirmed Notre Dame of Kidapawan College’s belief that meaningful partnerships between the school and parents are essential in nurturing learners who embody excellence, integrity, and service. The event concluded with renewed enthusiasm and a shared commitment to work together in advancing the school’s mission in the years ahead.
