46-Year-Old Mom in Isabela Earns Praises Online After Completing Her Senior High School
A 46-year-old mom earns admiration from her friends and batchmates for completing her Senior High School in Isabela.
Recently, a Facebook user named Mark Jhon Prestoza shared a heartfelt tribute and praised Cornelio as a role model for everyone. She has shown that the pursuit of dreams never stops, regardless of age or life situation.
The post immediately circulated on social media and garnered various reactions from the online community.
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Catherine Cornelio, a student at Quirino National High School proves that age and life circumstances are not barriers to achieving one’s dreams. “Age doesn’t hinder building dreams for yourself and family,” Cornelio said.
The diligent mom completed her academic track in Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) despite her responsibilities as a mother in Cullabo Del Sur, Burgos, Isabela.
The student emphasizes that age should not be an obstacle in pursuing dreams for oneself and one’s family. Her determination shows that it is possible to keep up with younger students.
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Her journey has become a source of hope and motivation within her community, particularly inspiring women who wish to continue their education.
Teacher Mark Jhon Prestoza expressed that Cornelio’s success is also a victory for her teachers at Quirino National High School.
“With her determination, she proved keeping up with younger students is possible. Her story inspires the community, especially women wanting to continue their education. Catherine’s success is thanks to her teachers at Quirino National High School. She is grateful for their guidance and support,” Prestoza said.
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Cornelio has expressed her gratitude for the guidance and support she received from her educators, acknowledging their role in her achievement. She is considering continuing her studies in caregiving, with hopes of working abroad in the future.
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post: