The Department of Education Schools Division of Victorias City visited Carlos Hilado Memorial State University on February 26, 2026, to benchmark on the disposal of unserviceable government properties.
The session on knowledge-sharing between the two institutions was held at the Conference Room, Administration Building, Talisay (Main) Campus.
The benchmarking was led by OIC Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Roger Rochar, together with their newly created Disposal Committee chaired by Administrative Officer Elena Vevica Zamora.
CHMSU Disposal Committee photos
The delegation included officials and staff from various units such as legal, finance, property, and instructional resources, among them Atty. Anne Mary Louise Ongsuco, Administrative Officer Jun Carlo Inocencio, Accountant Mariel Sun Jurilla, and other administrative assistants and program supervisors.
Representing CHMSU, Supervising Administrative Officer – Finance Division Ma. Christina Galen G. Parrocho, Vice Chairperson of the Disposal Committee, delivered the welcome remarks on behalf of VP for Administration and Finance Jay Estrellas, committee chairperson.
Members of CHMSU’s Disposal Committee, including Supply Officer Leonard Guilaran, Engr. Edcel June Pacheco, and campus focal persons from Talisay, Fortune Towne, and Alijis, shared the university’s established procedures and practices in property disposal.
CHMSU Disposal Committee
The discussions highlighted CHMSU’s processes for the donation of waste materials, sale of waste materials, and sale of unserviceable equipment and furniture, all anchored on transparency, accountability, and compliance with government regulations.
The activity provided the DepEd Victorias team with practical insights and legal bases for implementing their own disposal mechanisms, ensuring proper asset management and preventing misuse, losses, or audit findings.
Through this collaboration, CHMSU reaffirmed its role as a partner institution in promoting good governance and sustainable practices in public sector property management, while DepEd Victorias gained valuable knowledge to strengthen its newly formed Disposal Committee.
