Isabela State University – Rang-ayan Campus has successfully completed a classroom renovation project aimed at improving campus facilities and providing a cleaner, safer, and more conducive learning environment for students and faculty members.
Located in Rang-ayan, Roxas, Isabela, the project focused on upgrading aging classrooms and restoring essential facilities. The renovation included the installation of durable floor tiles, the repair and improvement of comfort rooms to ensure proper sanitation and functionality, and the repainting of interior and exterior walls to create a fresher, brighter, and more welcoming atmosphere.
Throughout the project, regular monitoring was conducted to ensure the quality of work, compliance with safety standards, and adherence to the planned schedule.
With the renovation completed, the classrooms and facilities are now more functional, sanitary, and visually appealing. These improvements reflect the university’s continuing commitment to providing quality facilities that support the welfare, comfort, and academic success of the campus community.
More improvements are on the way! Atty. Romano P. Cammayo, DPA, Campus Administrator, assures the campus community that further developments are being pursued to enhance the learning environment for ISU–Roxas students. Among the anticipated improvements is the provision of air-conditioned classrooms, which aims to promote greater comfort and support students’ focus and engagement during classes.
These ongoing efforts underscore the campus administration’s commitment to continuously upgrading facilities in response to the needs of students and the academic community. While the recent renovation marks an important step forward, it is part of a broader vision of creating more modern, comfortable, and conducive learning spaces.
As ISU–Roxas moves forward, the campus remains committed to building a better learning environment where improved facilities inspire academic excellence and every student is empowered to learn, grow, and succeed.
