Municipal local collegeDavao de Oro

Kolehiyo ng Pantukan (KNP)

Kolehiyo ng Pantukan is the municipal college of Pantukan, Davao de Oro, operating from the Juan A. Sarenas Campus in Barangay Kingking. It runs twelve degree programs across teacher education, business, criminology, agribusiness, tourism, and entrepreneurship, and admits qualified students under the national free tertiary education program.

Kolehiyo ng Pantukan campus marker in Barangay Kingking, Pantukan, Davao de Oro

Juan A. Sarenas Campus, Kingking, Pantukan 8809

The KNP campus sits on the Surigao to Davao coastal road in Barangay Kingking, the population center of Pantukan.

  • 12Degree programs
  • 5Core values
  • FreeTuition under RA 10931
  • 400Walk in slots, AY 2026 to 2027

01 Identity

The college at a glance

These are the facts KNP publishes on its own website and contact pages, gathered in one register so students, parents, and suppliers can confirm details quickly.

Institution type
Municipal local college (LGU supported)
Degree programs
12, across six fields of study
Tuition
Free, under the national free tertiary education program
Board Chairperson
Hon. Oliver D. Ceniza, Municipal Mayor
Acting College President
Mary Ann R. Araula, PhD
VP, Academics and Instruction
Mharfe M. Micaroz, PhD
VP, Planning and Quality Assurance
Quennie A. Cunanan, PhD
VP, Research and Extension
Eufrosina P. Mines, EdD
College Dean, Teacher Education
Celedonia C. Coquilla, EdD
Campus
Juan A. Sarenas Campus, Barangay Kingking
Address
Pantukan, Davao de Oro 8809, Philippines
Region
Region XI, Davao Region
Official website
knp.edu.ph
Student portal
knp-srms.com
Official Facebook
Kolehiyo ng Pantukan, KNP

Pantukan is one of the oldest towns in Davao de Oro, created as a regular municipality on 13 November 1936. The college serves the municipality's thirteen barangays, including Kingking, Magnaga, Napnapan, and the rest of Pantukan.

02 Vision and values

Where great IDEAS begin

KNP frames its whole program around five core values that spell out the word IDEAS, supported by a published vision, mission, and seven institutional goals.

  • IIntegrityHonest work in the classroom and in public service.
  • DDynamismCuriosity and adaptability in a changing economy.
  • EExcellenceResearch driven teaching and measurable outcomes.
  • AAccountabilityClear responsibility to students and to the municipality.
  • SServiceCommunity engagement that reaches beyond the campus.
Vision

A forward looking institution by 2035

KNP states that by the year 2035 it aims to be a globally recognized, forward thinking institution that fosters inclusivity and lifelong learning and contributes to the economic vigor and quality of life in Pantukan.

Mission

Excellent, holistic, culturally sensitive education

To reach that vision, the college commits to affordable and culturally sensitive education delivered by dedicated faculty and staff, supported by relevant and research based curricula and up to date facilities, so graduates are ready for work and for responsible citizenship.

Institutional goals

The seven goals KNP publishes

  • Transformative leadership
  • Industry relevant programs
  • Meaningful community engagement
  • Innovative, research based, and culturally sensitive curricula
  • Continuous improvement
  • Student support and well being
  • Continuing professional development

03 Programs

Twelve degree programs across six fields

KNP offers one five program teacher education cluster and seven other bachelor degrees. The program list below follows the official offerings published on the college website and its program catalog.

Teacher education

BSEd major in Mathematics

Builds strong mathematical foundations alongside secondary level teaching methods.

Paths: Junior or senior high school mathematics teacher, tutor, curriculum assistant.

Teacher education

BSEd major in English

Develops competence in language, literature, and communication for future educators.

Paths: English teacher, campus journalist, content writer, editor.

Teacher education

BSEd major in Values Education

Prepares teachers to facilitate character formation, ethics, and social responsibility.

Paths: Values education teacher, guidance aide, community facilitator.

Teacher education

BSEd major in Social Studies

Covers history, geography, economics, government, and civic education for classrooms.

Paths: Araling Panlipunan teacher, researcher, local government staff.

Teacher education

BTLED major in Home Economics

Trains teachers in practical life skills covering food and nutrition, clothing, and family life.

Paths: TLE teacher, food service supervisor, livelihood trainer.

Business administration

BSBA major in Financial Management

Prepares students to manage financial resources, read investments, and support decisions.

Paths: Finance assistant, bank staff, bookkeeper, credit analyst.

Business administration

BSBA major in Marketing Management

Develops skills in market research, consumer behavior, branding, and sales management.

Paths: Sales officer, brand assistant, account executive, retail manager.

Business administration

BSBA major in Human Resource Management

Covers recruitment, talent management, workplace systems, and labor relations.

Paths: HR assistant, recruitment specialist, payroll officer.

Criminal justice

BS Criminology

Grounds students in criminal justice, law enforcement, criminological theory, and forensics.

Paths: Police applicant, corrections officer, security manager, forensic aide.

Agriculture and business

BS Agribusiness

Combines agricultural science with business management for farm and agri enterprise work.

Paths: Agri enterprise manager, farm supervisor, coop staff, agri technician.

Tourism and hospitality

BS Tourism Management

Covers tourism planning, destinations, hospitality operations, and travel services.

Paths: Tourism officer, hotel staff, travel consultant, events coordinator.

Entrepreneurship

BS Entrepreneurship

Focuses on opportunity spotting, business modeling, financing, and operations management.

Paths: Startup founder, SME operations manager, business development assistant.

Which unit handles which program

The College of Teacher Education (CTE) covers the four Bachelor of Secondary Education majors and the BTLED Home Economics program. The business administration majors sit under the BSBA program headed by Dr. Quennie A. Cunanan. BS Criminology, BS Agribusiness, BS Tourism Management, and BS Entrepreneurship each have their own program head or coordinator.

04 Admission requirements

What to prepare before you file

KNP publishes two document checklists, one for new enrollees coming from senior high school and one for transferees. Bring originals where the list says original, since the registrar validates documents on site.

New enrollees

First year and new students

  • Report Card or Form 138 (original)
  • Certificate of Good Moral Character (original)
  • PSA Birth Certificate (original)
  • PSA Marriage Certificate, if applicable
  • Two pieces of 2x2 ID photo
  • Medical clearance, if required
  • Interview or assessment, if required
Transferees

Students moving from another college

  • Honorable Dismissal (original)
  • Transcript of Records for evaluation
  • PSA Birth Certificate (original)
  • PSA Marriage Certificate, if applicable
  • Two pieces of 2x2 ID photo
  • Course syllabi for crediting, if available
  • Medical clearance, if required

Bring the entrance examination requirements too

For the on site admission exam, KNP asks applicants to bring a filled out admission form on hardcopy, a number 2 pencil and a black ballpen, and a valid ID or school ID. The published dress code for exam day is smart casual, with no sleeveless tops, short skirts, tattered pants, or slippers.

Requirement lists change between school years. Confirm the current list with the registrar or the admissions in charge before you travel.

05 Enrollment process

Four steps from form to Certificate of Registration

KNP runs enrollment as a four step sequence with staff stationed at each desk. The last step prints the Certificate of Registration, the document that confirms a student is officially enrolled.

  1. Fill out the official enrollment form

    Students provide personal and academic details for the program they are entering. Forms are available from the college and at the Guidance Office.

    Enrollment desk
  2. Settle the fees at the payment section

    Necessary fees are paid at the cashier. Students admitted under the free tertiary education program have tuition and other school fees covered, while minor charges may still be collected.

    Cashier
  3. Validate your grades

    Academic records are checked against the requirements of the chosen course. This step matters most for transferees and for continuing students.

    Registrar
  4. Encode your information and claim the COR

    Student data is entered into the school system and the Certificate of Registration is printed with the class schedule, confirming official enrollment.

    Registrar and ICT

06 Intake board

The published AY 2026 to 2027 admissions cycle

KNP announced its 2026 to 2027 admission dates on its official Facebook page and website. The board below records that cycle so applicants can see how the college sequences its intake.

Admissions and enrollment dates, Academic Year 2026 to 2027
DateMilestoneDetails
10 March 2026Online application opensApplicants file through the KNP online application form to secure an examination slot.
4 April 2026Admission exam application extendedFinal published day to file. The college opened the extension to senior high graduates, transferees, returnees, and working applicants seeking career advancement.
30 April 2026Walk in admission exam, 400 slotsHeld at the KNP Multi Purpose Building, 3rd Floor, on a first come, first served basis with four exam sets: 7:30 to 9:30 AM, 10:00 AM to 12:00 NN, 12:30 to 2:30 PM, and 3:00 to 5:00 PM.
8 to 10 July 2026Enrollment, second year continuing studentsRegistrar and cashier desks open for the second year batch.
13 to 15 July 2026Enrollment, third year continuing studentsThird year students complete the four step enrollment sequence.
16 to 17 July 2026Enrollment, fourth year continuing studentsFourth year students complete enrollment and claim their Certificate of Registration.
OngoingIncoming freshmen and transfereesThe college continued to accept incoming first year students and transferees after the scheduled dates.

Ask KNP directly

Dates and slot counts change every cycle. Confirm with the college before you travel to Pantukan.

Walk in exam guide, in three steps

Download and print the admission form and fill it out ahead of time, get a priority number at the guard station on exam day, then proceed to the Multi Purpose Building, 3rd Floor, for attendance and seat assignment.

07 Cost and support

Free tuition and student assistance

Qualified KNP students are covered by the national free tertiary education program, and the local government and the college add their own support on top of it.

National program

Free tuition and other school fees

Students who pass the KNP admission exam are admitted as scholars under the government free tertiary education program, which covers tuition and other school fees. KNP describes the program as removing financial barriers for students from Pantukan and the surrounding towns.

Local government

Graduate incentive from the municipality

In 2024 the municipal government awarded ten thousand pesos to each KNP graduate, with additional recognition for Latin honorees. The award reflects the college's place as a municipal institution chaired by the Municipal Mayor.

Library

Learning resource access and reading incentives

The college library issues a learning resource card that opens up books, electronic books, and online databases. A top borrower program gives regular readers recognition for using the collection.

Scholarship desk

Scholarships and financial assistance

The college keeps a dedicated scholarship desk for grants, assistantships, and student employment support aimed at capable students with limited means. Ask at the scholarship office for the open programs in the current school year.

08 People

Leadership, program heads, and student services

KNP publishes its organizational structure, academic council, and faculty profile on the college website. These are the offices students and suppliers deal with most often.

Executive leadership

  • Hon. Oliver D. Ceniza Board Chairperson and Municipal Mayor
  • Mary Ann R. Araula, PhD Acting College President and Program Head, BS Agribusiness
  • Mharfe M. Micaroz, PhD VP, Academics and Instruction, and Program Head, BSEd Mathematics
  • Quennie A. Cunanan, PhD VP, Planning and Quality Assurance, and Program Head, BSBA
  • Eufrosina P. Mines, EdD VP, Research and Extension

Deans and program heads

  • Celedonia C. Coquilla, EdD College Dean, College of Teacher Education
  • Carlito Panganoron, PhD Program Head, BS Criminology
  • Albeb Q. Taray, MBA Program Head, Entrepreneurship, and focal person for internationalization
  • Catherine B. Migullas Program Coordinator, BS Agribusiness

Program coordinators

  • Brenda V. Corcino, MBA Program Coordinator, Human Resource Management
  • Lorven D. Loayon, MBA Program Coordinator, Financial Management
  • Aldrin M. Logronio Program Coordinator, Marketing Management
  • Albert P. Mapalo, LPT Program Coordinator, BSEd Values Education
  • Phoebe Cates B. Pahud, LPT Program Coordinator, BSEd Social Studies
  • Edilberto A. Fuentes Jr., LPT Program Coordinator, BTLED, and focal person for community extension

Student services and support

  • Arnold A. Abayon Head, Office of Student Affairs and Services
  • Joweel Y. Gador, LPT College Registrar
  • Ermamae S. Mercado, RL College Librarian
  • Frence Carll Calaguio, LPT Admissions in charge, Guidance and Counseling
  • Irene U. Tusoy, LPT Scholarship Coordinator
  • Jean June R. Urtezuela, MA General Education Coordinator

09 Campus and services

What the campus provides

The college runs the standard student service offices on campus and keeps specialized laboratories for its teacher education, criminology, and technology programs.

Learning support

Library and laboratories

A library with print and electronic resources, plus a speech laboratory, a criminology laboratory, a computer laboratory, and a technology and livelihood education laboratory.

Health and welfare

Clinic and student welfare

A campus clinic staffed for first level care, alongside student welfare and development programs and a canteen serving affordable meals.

Records

Registrar and guidance office

The registrar handles records, grades, and certification, while the Guidance and Counseling Office runs admissions, testing, and student advising.

Research

Research and extension office

Coordinates faculty and student research and the college's community extension projects across Pantukan and the wider province.

Partnerships

Internationalization and linkages

Manages the college's partner institutions and external linkages, with a designated focal person for internationalization work.

Student life

Organizations and publications

Student organizations meet in the campus student center, and the school paper office supports student journalism, writing, editing, and publishing.

Student service offices

  • Library
  • Clinic
  • Registrar
  • Guidance Office
  • Student Affairs
  • Student Organizations
  • Student Publications
  • Student Development
  • Student Welfare
  • Scholarships
  • Research and Extension
  • Internationalization and Linkages
  • Alumni
  • Careers

10 Campus culture

KNP in video

Two public videos show the campus from the student side: a school culture feature and a campus journalism broadcast produced by the BSEd English students.

Kolehiyo ng Pantukan's school culture, a community produced feature on the campus environment and student life.
A television broadcasting exercise by the BSEd English 3 batch, produced as part of their campus journalism coursework.

11 Answers

Questions students and parents ask

Where is Kolehiyo ng Pantukan located
KNP is at the Juan A. Sarenas Campus, Barangay Kingking, Pantukan, Davao de Oro 8809, on the Surigao to Davao coastal road. Kingking is the population center of Pantukan, the municipality that created and supports the college.
Is Kolehiyo ng Pantukan free
Students who pass the KNP admission exam are admitted under the national free tertiary education program, which covers tuition and other school fees. Minor charges may still be collected, so confirm the current fee list with the cashier during enrollment.
What programs does KNP offer
KNP offers twelve degree programs: BSEd majors in Mathematics, English, Values Education, and Social Studies; BTLED major in Home Economics; BSBA majors in Financial Management, Marketing Management, and Human Resource Management; BS Criminology; BS Agribusiness; BS Tourism Management; and BS Entrepreneurship.
What are the admission requirements for new enrollees
Bring the original Report Card or Form 138, an original Certificate of Good Moral Character, an original PSA Birth Certificate, a PSA Marriage Certificate if applicable, and two pieces of 2x2 ID photo. Medical clearance and an interview may also be required.
What does a transferee need to submit
Transferees submit an original Honorable Dismissal, a Transcript of Records for evaluation, an original PSA Birth Certificate, a PSA Marriage Certificate if applicable, and two pieces of 2x2 ID photo. Course syllabi help with crediting previous subjects, and medical clearance may be required.
What is the enrollment process at KNP
Enrollment runs in four steps: fill out the official enrollment form, settle fees at the payment section, validate your grades with the registrar, then encode your information and claim your printed Certificate of Registration.
How do I take the KNP admission exam
File through the KNP online application form to secure a slot, download and print the admission form and fill it out on long bond paper, then wait for the announcement of examinees and schedule on the college page. On exam day, get a priority number at the guard station and proceed to the Multi Purpose Building, 3rd Floor. Bring your hardcopy form, a number 2 pencil, a black ballpen, and a valid ID.
Does KNP have an online student portal
Yes. KNP runs its own student records management system at knp-srms.com, separate from the public information site at knp.edu.ph. The portal handles enrollment, schedules, grades, and student records.

Sources checked: the official KNP website at knp.edu.ph including its academics, faculty, and contact pages; the Kolehiyo ng Pantukan Facebook page posts on the 2026 to 2027 intake; the published vision, mission, and goals document; and the college student portal. Where sources conflict, the most recent official figure is shown. Confirm current dates, fees, and requirements with the college before enrolling.

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