San Andres holds groundbreaking ceremony for new multi-purpose building

By Rowena Cruz San Andres Mayor Ralph Lim along with city council members in the recent groundbreaking ceremony of construction for a brand ...

By Rowena Cruz

San Andres Mayor Ralph Lim along with city council members in the recent groundbreaking ceremony of construction for a brand new multi-purpose building in San Andres, Quezon. (Photo from Mayor Ralph Lim/FB)

SAN ANDRES, Quezon – Sitio Inanuran Elementary School in San Andres recently held a groundbreaking ceremony, marking the start of construction for a brand new multi-purpose building. This much-needed facility will also function as a covered court, providing a valuable space for school activities and events.

The new building is a significant win for both students and teachers at Sitio Inanuran Elementary. It will offer a modern and versatile space for learning, physical education, and community gatherings. School officials are yet to announce the project's completion date.



This initiative, spearheaded by Congressman Reynan Arrogancia, reflects the local government's commitment to prioritizing educational projects that directly benefit the youth. The much-anticipated facility will provide a much-needed shaded space for students and teachers to use during hot weather and downpours.

"The new multi-purpose building is a testament to our dedication to providing our students with the best possible learning environment," San Andres Mayor Ralph Lim declared during the ceremony. "It goes beyond offering shelter from the elements; it will be a valuable space for school activities and community events."

The groundbreaking ceremony, led by Lim himself, was well-attended by Vice Mayor Nelson Ausa, Sangguniang Bayan members, teachers, students, and parents. It marked a significant milestone for Sitio Inanuran Elementary School, with the new building poised to serve the school community for many years to come.

"We are incredibly grateful to Congressman Arrogancia for his leadership in securing funding for this project," Lim added. "This is a prime example of how collaboration can make a positive difference in the lives of our children."