University of Luzon Congratulates its 45 New LPTs in the March 2026 LEPT

A significant milestone in teacher education was achieved as 45 graduates of the University of Luzon College of Education successfully passed the March 2026 Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT). Adding to this achievement, the University recorded an impressive 94.29% passing rate among its first-time test takers, reflecting the quality of its teacher education programs and the dedication of its students and faculty.

The newly licensed professional teachers demonstrated perseverance, commitment, and excellence throughout their academic journey. Their success reflects years of rigorous education, continuous learning, and the development of essential skills needed to become effective educators. More than a personal accomplishment, this milestone signifies their readiness to inspire learners, nurture values, and contribute meaningfully to society through quality teaching.

The University likewise recognizes the leadership of Dean Dr. Imelda E. Cuartel, together with the College of Education faculty and staff, whose guidance and mentorship played a vital role in shaping these future professionals. Through effective teaching, supportive learning environments, and learner-centered educational strategies, the College continues to produce graduates equipped with the competence and qualifications needed in today’s educational landscape.

Education remains a powerful force for expanding opportunities and empowering communities. By producing competent educators, the institution contributes to the development of human capital, supports economic development, and strengthens the foundation for long-term societal progress.

The achievement of these newly licensed teachers demonstrates how quality teacher preparation contributes to both individual success and community development. This reflects the University’s commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 4 (Quality Education) through lifelong learning and the development of future-ready educators, and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) through the strengthening of human capital that supports sustainable economic growth.

Congratulations to our 45 newly Licensed Professional Teachers. Your achievement stands as a testament to dedication, excellence, and the transformative power of education.