06/07/2026
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Mayor Miguel B. Decena attended the morning flag-raising ceremony at Enrile Vocational High School (EVHS) as part of the Local Government Unit's continuing campaign to promote safe, peaceful, and supportive learning environments.
In his message, Mayor Decena expressed concern over the recent tragic school shooting in Tacloban and other incidents involving violence, bullying, and harmful content on social media. He emphasized the importance of working together to keep schools safe and announced that he will be visit all high schools in the Municipality of Enrile to promote respect, kindness, discipline, and vigilance against bullying and all forms of violence.
Mayor Decena also reflected on his humble beginnings as an ice cream vendor and a working student from elementary school until he graduated. Through determination and dedication, he became a successful businessman in the livestock industry and now serves as the Municipal Mayor of Enrile. He urged the students to work hard, stay focused on their dreams, and believe that they, too, can become future leaders and pillars of the municipality and the country.
The Mayor also encouraged everyone to keep Jesus at the center of their lives, believing that faith, compassion, and love for one another can help build a peaceful and caring school community.
Principal Maria T. Acorda expressed her gratitude for the Mayor's visit, noting that it was especially meaningful as Mayor Decena is one of EVHS's proud alumni. She said his return to his alma mater serves as an inspiration to students, proving that with hard work, perseverance, and determination, they too can achieve their dreams and make meaningful contributions to the community.
The visit reflects the Local Government Unit of Enrile's continuing commitment to working hand in hand with schools, parents, and the community in creating a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment where every learner can grow and succeed.
Mayor Decena was joined by SBM Christina G. Magbitang, SBM Agapita Macarubbo, SBM Peter Decena, SBM Sergio Turingan, PSDS Ruperto Tungcul, and PNP Chief Harold Ocfemia during the activity.