The Isabel I District Schools Press Conference 2024 brought together 12 elementary schools in a showcase of young journalistic talent. Held at Isabel Central School on November 22, the event featured 103 students competing in various categories, including news writing, feature writing, and photojournalism. PASAR Foundation, through its LIMES program, supported the event by providing medals, allowances, and other assistance to the winners. The conference culminated in an awards ceremony, with the top performers advancing to the Area Schools Press Conference in December.

The CBTHEO community-based training program has successfully concluded, with 129 graduates—115 males and 14 females—completing rigorous training in heavy equipment operation. These graduates are now certified operators, ready to contribute to the company's mobile operations. This program has effectively bridged the gap between education and employment, offering valuable career pathways while strengthening the local workforce. A true testament to skills development and community growth!