From left to right: Sparkle Artists Kayla Davies, Sabrina Cuervo, Lauren King with Sparkle GMA’s AVP of Talent Management Vic Del Rosario, President of ICC Marcelino Agana, Sparkle’s AVP of Talent Recruitment and Development Jenny Donato, and Sparkle Artists Aya Domingo, Kzhoebe Baker, and Angel Cadao.
QUEZON CITY, Philippines, March 11, 2026 — Sparkle GMA Artist Center and Immaculada Concepcion College (ICC) have officially launched a scholarship partnership that empowers young artists to pursue their education while continuing to build their careers in the entertainment industry. The collaboration highlights both institutions’ shared commitment to developing well-rounded individuals and future leaders.
The first batch of Sparkle scholars includes Angel Cadao (incoming Grade 10), Sabrina Cuervo (incoming Grade 9), Lauren King (incoming college), and Kayla Davies (incoming Grade 9). Additional scholars Kzhoebe Baker, Aya Domingo, and Meg Montgomery were also welcomed into the ICC community.
“At ICC, we believe that quality education should be accessible to everyone,” said Marcelino Agana, President of Immaculada Concepcion College. “Through this partnership with Sparkle, we hope to support young talents not only in their artistic journeys, but also in becoming well-rounded individuals guided by strong values.”
The ceremonial signing was attended by ICC’s executive team including Marcelino Agana, Ferdinand De Leon, Paola Cambel, Elimore Abad, Marcelo Batiduan, and Hazel Mea, alongside Sparkle executives Jenny Donato, Vic Del Rosario, Tracy Garcia, and Jan Navarro.
Sparkle’s First Vice President, Joy Marcelo, emphasized the importance of education in shaping their talents’ futures. “At Sparkle, we are committed to nurturing talents beyond their careers in entertainment. Education plays a crucial role in shaping their future, and we are grateful to ICC for opening doors that will allow our artists to continue learning while pursuing their dreams,” she shared.
Immaculada Concepcion College offers flexible learning pathways tailored for students with demanding schedules. Scholars may choose from modular learning, hybrid classes, homeschooling modules, or in-person learning at ICC’s Caloocan campus—ensuring they can continue their studies anytime and anywhere.
The institution also provides TESDA-accredited programs and free courses, alongside academic tracks that equip students with practical skills for future careers.
As a Christian values–based institution, ICC aims to develop students who are academically prepared while grounded in integrity, faith, and leadership. Central to its mission is its commitment to affordable education, highlighted by its zero-based tuition for college programs—making quality education more accessible regardless of financial background.
“With flexible schedules and a zero-tuition scholarship model, ICC is committed to making education accessible,” Agana added. “We want every student to have the opportunity to grow, learn, and realize their full potential.”
For more information on ICC’s Basic Education and Tertiary programs, as well as scholarship opportunities, visit www.immaculada.edu.ph or follow their official social media pages: Facebook (/icccaloocan) and Instagram (@immaculadaconcepcioncollege).
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