Holy Cross College proudly announces the official results of the HCC PGO & SGO Digital Elections, marking another milestone in promoting student participation, leadership, and democratic engagement within the Elementary Department.
The digital election recorded an impressive 89.43% voter turnout, with 110 out of 123 registered voters casting their votes. The election results were officially generated through the HCC Voting System and underwent an integrity check.
For the PGO leadership positions, the AGILA Party emerged victorious in all major executive posts. Philein Irwen Garcia (PHILEIN) was elected Mayor with 66 votes (60.00%), while Fritz Hurley Andres (FRITZ) won the Vice Mayor position with 67 votes (60.91%).
Meanwhile, Desiree Lauren Santos (DES) secured the Secretary position with 63 votes (57.80%), and Bryle RC Sanqui (BRYLE) was elected Treasurer with 58 votes (53.21%). Aria Shameera Domingo (ARIA) also won as P.R.O. with 59 votes (53.64%).
The election also determined the Grade Level Representatives. Keandre Aeron Badiola (KEANDRE) won as Grade 3 Representative with 62 votes, while Amethyst Samantha Germino (AMETHYST) was elected Grade 4 Representative with 55 votes. Corheene Jhayne Molina (CORHEENE) secured the Grade 5 Representative position with 63 votes. For Grade 6, Samantha Adrianne Advincula (SAM) of the LAWIN Party emerged victorious with 58 votes.
The successful conduct of the digital elections demonstrates the HCC Elementary Department’s commitment to providing students with meaningful opportunities to exercise their voices, participate in school governance, and develop leadership values.
Congratulations to all the newly elected PGO officers and representatives! May you lead with integrity, responsibility, compassion, and a genuine commitment to serving your fellow HCCians.
Your voice matters. Your vote shapes your leaders. Your leadership shapes the future.