SAN JUAN CITY, Philippines — La Consolacion University Philippines (LCUP) introduced the Integritas Curriculum Framework during the 2026 Association of Schools of the Augustinian Sisters (ASAS) Conference, marking the beginning of a system-wide effort to unify and strengthen curriculum formation across Augustinian schools in the Philippines.
Presented during Session 2 titled “Towards a Unified Context-Based ASAS Curriculum (An Introduction to Integritas),” the framework was formally shared by the LCUP academic leadership team composed of Dr. Jay Mark B. Santos, Vice President for Academic Affairs; Dr. Rosalyn S. Galvez, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs; Ms. Mariefe B. Cruz, Research Officer; Ms. Ma. Jesusa C. Caparas, Student Affairs Services Director; and Mr. Roody S.R. Angelo Juan, Mother Rita Barcelo Community Center Director.
Integritas is envisioned as a holistic curriculum model that goes beyond academic content by intentionally integrating values formation, Catholic identity, social responsibility, and future-readiness into teaching and learning.
Conference organizers announced that the framework will be adapted across the entire ASAS network, making it a shared educational direction for La Consolacion institutions nationwide.
To ensure meaningful implementation, the ASAS regional clusters will conduct their own regional educators’ conferences in June, where the framework will be contextualized and translated into localized strategies, learning outcomes, and school-based applications.
Sr. Joan Brigida Corazon Infante, OSA, Vicar General and Councilor for Apostolate of the Augustinian Sisters of Our Lady of Consolation and ASAS Superintendent, welcomed the initiative as a milestone for Augustinian education.
“Integritas gives our schools a common language of formation while allowing each institution to respond to the realities of its own community. It is a framework that unites us in mission and prepares our learners for the future with faith, competence, and compassion,” Sr. Infante said.
The framework emphasizes the formation of graduates who are academically competent, spiritually grounded, socially responsible, mentally resilient, and environmentally conscious.
With the June regional conferences set to follow, ASAS leaders expressed optimism that Integritas will become a living model of collaboration among Augustinian schools—one that balances unity of mission with responsiveness to local contexts.