Angeles City, July 5, 2025 — Mayor Carmelo “Jon” Lazatin II warmly welcomed members of the Brightwoods School community during a courtesy visit at Angeles City Hall. The delegation included school administrators, faculty members, the Home-School Association (HSA), and Student Council representatives.
The visit was a gesture of solidarity and support for the new administration, as the school community expressed its commitment to collaborate with the local government in initiatives promoting education, youth development, and civic engagement. Mayor Lazatin, in return, expressed his appreciation for the school’s active role in shaping the future of young Angeleños.
Brightwoods School has long been recognized as a partner of the city in advocating academic excellence and social responsibility. The visit further solidified this partnership, with discussions centering around future opportunities for collaboration in education-related projects, environmental campaigns, and community outreach.
During the brief but meaningful encounter, student leaders shared their thoughts on the importance of youth involvement in governance and community-building. Mayor Lazatin encouraged them to stay engaged and proactive, assuring them that the LGU is open to ideas and initiatives from young voices.
The school’s HSA also thanked the mayor for prioritizing education in his platform, citing his recent dialogues with local teachers and his support for city-run educational institutions. They conveyed their hope for continued improvements in the city’s learning environment, including safety, accessibility, and resources for students.
Mayor Lazatin acknowledged the importance of involving both private and public educational institutions in the city’s development plans. “The youth are our partners in progress. I’m grateful to Brightwoods for their commitment to excellence and civic engagement,” he said.
The visit concluded on a high note, with Brightwoods students and staff expressing optimism about Mayor Lazatin’s leadership. The City Hall visit wasn’t just a formality — it reflected a shared vision of uplifting Angeles City through cooperation, education, and community spirit.
Source: Angeles City Information Office
