Graduates of Batch 2006 pose together with Guest Speaker Catalina L. Fermin (middle) and MCCID faculty.
 NCWDP Executive Director Catalina L. Fermin received the plaque of appreciation for being the special guest speaker of the graduation program. |
A total of twenty seven students received the ceremonial diploma during the 9th MCCID Commencement Exercises held at the Town and Country Restaurant last May 31, 2006. The event was attended by the parents, relatives and friends of the graduates. The awarding of plaque of appreciation and complimentary CD was also presented to the representatives from four institutions of persons with disabilities where the graduating class designed websites for free. |
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 Ma'am Aimee Ada Coryell, founder of Deaf Evangelistic Alliance Foundation, Inc. (left) received the plaque of appreciation given by MCCID together with the student group who designed their website led by Nonito Visagar. |
 Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center represented by their head, Ms. Dona Tarusan received the certificate of appreciation and complimentary CD from MCCID together with the student group who designed their website led by Daryl Pineda. |
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Director Catalina L. Fermin from the National Council for the Welfare of Disabled Persons was the special guest speaker. She accompanied by Ma'am Nelia De Jesus, also from NCWDP. Dir. Fermin emphasized discipline and aiming for a good life for the graduating class. Ms. Dianne A. Barcelona, the lone Valedictorian in the Diploma in Arts and Computer Design Technology course gave her valedictory address. Her medal was donated by Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. The complete list of recipients of honors can be seen at the List of Honors webpage. |
 Ma'am Marinela A. Veras was teary eyed when she received the Plaque of Recognition from MCCID for her five years of serving the school. |
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After the ceremony, the special recognition was given to the institutions for persons with disabilities that agreed to have their websites designed by the graduating class from free. Their working website were hosted temporarily by MCCID Online. They are:
Out of the four institutions that were invited only two attended. A special cash award of P3,000 was given to the group who designed the Southeast Asian Institute for the Deaf website for garnering the highest points. The designer-group was led by Ms. Dianne A. Barcelona, an alumna of SAID. |
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