BIÑAN CITY, Laguna — Dela Paz National High School has received a newly completed perimeter fence and landscaping improvements aimed at strengthening campus security and providing students with a safer, more conducive learning environment.

The project was formally turned over during a ceremony on Monday, through the support of the Biñan City Government, led by Mayor Gel Alonte, and Congressman Arman Dimaguila Jr., in coordination with local education officials and community stakeholders.

During the ceremony, Alonte encouraged students to pursue their ambitions and make the most of educational opportunities provided by the local government, including programs offered by Biñan City College.

The mayor also underscored the importance of properly maintaining school buildings and facilities to ensure that future generations of learners can continue to benefit from improvements in the education sector.

Meanwhile, Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Arlene Ricasata said the perimeter fence and landscaping project forms part of the city’s broader efforts to upgrade school facilities and improve learning environments.

Ricasata also cited other initiatives, including the installation of solar panels in schools, as evidence of the local government’s continuing investments in education.

The completed project is expected to enhance campus security, improve the school’s surroundings, and provide students and teachers with a more orderly and welcoming environment conducive to learning.