The halls of Kidapawan City resonated with the promise of a brighter future as the newly elected officers of the Kidapawan City Collegiate Federation (KCCF) took their oath. This momentous occasion was a powerful statement about the role of young leaders in shaping their communities and a testament to the fact that local action is key to global progress. With NVC student leaders like Student Supreme Council (SSC) President Abdulmahdi Ibrahim and SSC Secretary-General Polquera Joy Magapi assuming vital roles, the federation is poised to champion initiatives that directly contribute to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4: Quality Education.
The election and appointment of these young leaders is a powerful example of how institutions can foster an environment of active student participation and transparent governance. By empowering students to take on leadership roles, schools are not only enriching the academic experience but also cultivating a generation of responsible citizens. These leaders are equipped with the skills and knowledge to drive meaningful change, both on and off campus.
The efforts of this new cohort will serve as a living example of how youth leadership can be a force for good. By focusing on initiatives that improve the student experience and enhance educational opportunities, they are building the foundation for a more inclusive and just society. Their work shows that a commitment to quality education goes beyond the classroom, encompassing the cultivation of leadership, responsibility, and civic engagement.
