Celebrating R.E.A.P. Learners’ Milestones AY 2025–2026
UST Angelicum College, a Dominican Catholic institution in Quezon City known for pioneering non-graded, self-paced education, proudly celebrated the achievements of the Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P.) Program completers and graduates across its partner sites.
This milestone stands as a testament to the resilience of our learners, the dedication of parents and guardians, and the continuing mission of UST Angelicum College to provide inclusive, transformative education for all. Together, we celebrate perseverance, faith, and community solidarity and we invite everyone to continue supporting the REAP Program in its mission to uplift lives through education.
Together, we celebrate perseverance, faith, and community solidarity and we invite everyone to continue supporting the REAP Program in its mission to uplift lives through education.
YS11 Completers (AY 2025-2026)
Graduates (AY 2025-2026)
Graduation & Completion Ceremonies
Held across the following dates and venues
May 15, 2026
Junior High School YS11 Completers for NCR R.E.A.P. Sites
June 1, 2026
Senior High School Graduation, University of Santo Tomas
June 5, 2026
R.E.A.P. Visayas Sites
July 5, 2026
LVF Palawan R.E.A.P. Sites
Moments of Celebration
Glimpses from the graduation and completion ceremonies
About the R.E.A.P Program
The Re-Entry Education Agenda for the Poor (R.E.A.P) Program of UST Angelicum College is a transformative outreach initiative that extends the benefits of the pioneering Home Study Program (HSP) to disadvantaged children, youth, and adults. Rooted in the Dominican philosophy of education, R.E.A.P provides free, inclusive, and values-driven basic education to those excluded from the formal school system due to poverty, illness, disability, or life circumstances.
Our Foundation
Guided by the Dominican core values that shape empowered, compassionate, and resilient learners.
Purpose of the Program
R.E.A.P offers a second chance at education for marginalized learners, equipping them with knowledge, skills, and values to uplift their lives. Implemented through partnerships with accredited institutions, the program is a vital strategy for poverty alleviation and social inclusion, enabling learners to actively contribute to nation-building.
Brief History
Milestones and growth of the R.E.A.P Program throughout the years.
Launched as ERAP — Education Re-entry Agenda for the Poor.
Renamed R.E.A.P with an enduring mission of inclusive education.
Expanded across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
Strengthened volunteer facilitators during UST Angelicum's 50th Anniversary.
Expanded to SHS via the ACE Program (Angelicum Continuing Education).
Milestones of Resilience
R.E.A.P. Program continues to embody perseverance and hope through these achievements:
Vision & Mission
The long-term goals and educational mission of the R.E.A.P Program.
Our Vision
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Our Mission
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Flexible and learner-centered education designed to empower every learner.
Partnerships & Collaborations
The success of R.E.A.P. is built on strong partnerships with organizations committed to education and social inclusion across the Philippines.
Laura Vicuña CenterCubao, QC
Tulay ng Kabataan, Inc.Quezon City
Save Our School Children Fdn.Baguio City
Archdiocese Lingayen-DagupanDagupan
Bahay at Yaman ni San MartinBustos, Bulacan
The Round Home Center, Inc.Laguna
Laura Vicuña CenterPalawan
Cebu City Vineyard Inc.Cebu City
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C.U.R.E. Foundation, Inc.Cebu City
Mercy in ActionCebu City
My Refuge HouseTalisay City
Cancer Warriors Fdn. Inc.Cebu City
Hope Mountain Fdn.-Phils Inc.Talisay City
Kalipay Negrense FoundationBacolod City
These partnerships embody R.E.A.P's mission of inclusive education — extending opportunities to the least, the last, and the lost.
Featured Videos
Watch inspiring stories, program showcases, and in-depth insights about the R.E.A.P Program and its impact on marginalized communities.