Student organizations help students carry out properly their programs and activities which would contribute to the holistic development and formation of their person. They are meant to offer a learning experience to students on how to deal with other people how to run activities, how to handle finances properly, etc. This would, in one way or another, raise the consciousness of students to act in accordance with what is correct, proper, true, good and beautiful. The following are the recognized student organizations in San Isidro College:
A. Supreme Student Council (SSC)
The Supreme Student Council is the highest student governing body in the campus. As a governing body, it is the only student organization that receives a majority vote from the students through a yearly election. The elected officers are the legitimate and official representatives of the students. The Dean of Student Affairs serves as the adviser of the Supreme Student Council. [College Student Handbook, Revised: 2007, p. 103]
SSC Officers (Academic Year 2009 – 2010)
| President | Jemar S.Domingo | (AB – 4) |
| Vice President | Roy S. De Leon | (AB – 4) |
| Secretary | Michael Angelo U. Asuncion | (AB – 3) |
| Treasurer | Erwin P. Sanchez | (BSA – 3) |
| Auditor | Ricky U. Linog | (BSBA – 3) |
| Council Information Officer | Noel T. Galope | (AB – 3) |
| Ex-Officio Member | Ciprefel C. Valdon | (AB – 4) |
| Commissioners: | ||
Socio-Cultura:l |
Abundio P. Mingo Jr. | (BSEd – 3) |
| Sports: |
Regyn Olita | (AB – 4) |
| Clubs & Organizations | Roldan U. Zagado | AB – 4) |
Student Audit Committee
| Chairperson | Lloyd Dawnee B. Alajar | (BSA – 3) |
| Members | Pinky D. Ardiente | (BSC – 4) |
| Randy Pepito | (BSOA – 3) | |
| Moderator | Prof. Amber A. Paguray |
B. School Student Councils
The school student council is the governing body of the school under the supervision of the school dean. The council represents their constituents in good cause promoting general welfare. The officers are elected by majority of votes by the respective students of the school in a yearly election. These school student councils are as follows:
- Council of Arts and Sciences Students (CASS)
- Council of Education Students (CES)
- Council of Business Students (CBS)
- Council of Accountancy Students (COAS)
- Council of Nursing Students (CNS)
- Council of Midwifery Students (CMS)
- Council of Technology and Health-Related Program Students (CTHRPS)
C. Seniors’ Organization
The Seniors Organization is composed of graduating students who are expected to be conferred with their respective degrees on the coming graduation. This organization plans and implements activities of the graduating students such as Social Graces Seminar and Seniors’ Night.
D. Juniors’ Organization
The Juniors Organization is composed of third year students who are expected to graduate the following year. This organization sponsors activities that pay tribute to the graduating students, the seniors. It organizes the Tribute to Seniors and Parents.
E. Student Publication
E.1. The Isidran Scribes
The Isidran Scribes is the official student publication. It is a medium where students develop their journalistic and literary skills. It is subject to the norms and requirements of the Dean of Student Affairs. The paper’s funding is taken from the publication fee. The Editorial Board of the Isidran Scribes is chosen from among the students who have the aptitude in writing and are interested to join the staff after passing the qualifying examinations given at the end of the year. (College Student Handbook, Revised: 2007, pp. 105 – 106)
E.2. The Isidran
The Isidran 2009 is the official yearbook of the graduating students (College Student Handbook, Revised: 2007, p. 106). It serves as the college’s chronicler of events. The Editorial Board of the Isidran 2009 is chosen from the graduating students who applied and passed the qualifying examinations.
F. Co-Curricular Organizations
Co-curricular clubs are related to curricular disciplines. These organizations enhance academic discipline and activities like special lectures, seminars, for a, symposia, colloquia, exhibits, field trips, excursions, etc. (College Student Handbook, Revised: 2007, p. 105)
- F.1. Computer Club (CC)
F.2. Economics Society (ECOSOC)
F.3. English Club (EC)
F.4. Junior Executive Club (JEC)
F.5. Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (JPIA)
F.6. Isidran Philosophical Society (IPS)
F.7. Kapisanan ng mga Mag-aaral ng Filipino sa Kolehiyo (KAMFILKO)
F.8. Knights of Florence Nightingale (KFN)
F.9. Mathematics Club (MC)
F.10. Stenography Club (STC)
G. Extra-Curricular Organizations
These are organizations which are non-curricular in nature. They aimed at developing leadership, socio-cultural awareness, community service, ecological concerns, socio-political, socio-economic concerns, sports and the like. (College Student Handbook, Revised: 2007, p. 105)
- G.1. Dance Troupe (DT)
G.2. ECO-Venture Club (ECO-VENTURE)
G.3. Kalakbay Club (KC)
G.4. Peer Counselors Club (PCC)
G.5. REACT Kaamulan Youth Club (RKYC)
G.6. Red Cross Youth Council (RCYC)
G.7. Sports Club (SC)
G.8. Youth Community Service Club (YCSC)
H. Religious Organizations
These organizations are aimed at enhancing the spiritual formation of the students. They organizations relate their activities to the Campus Ministry.
- H.1. Campus Ministry Club (CMC)
H.2. Christ Youth in Action (CYA)
H.3. Youth for Christ (YFC)
