Cavite 2nd District Rep. Lani Mercado-Revilla has completed her Master's degree in Sustainable Leadership and Governance, graduating with the highest distinction.

"Life is a continuous education," she often says, especially when speaking to the youth in the City of Bacoor. In early August of this year, Mercado-Revilla completed her Master's in Sustainable Leadership and Governance at De La Salle University-Dasmariñas.

Cavite 2nd District Rep. Lani Mercado-Revilla balanced her time between serving the needs of her district and managing the demands of student life.

She shared this milestone with her sons, Agimat Partylist Rep. Bryan Revilla and Cavite First District Rep. Jolo Revilla.

Mercado-Revilla began her Master's degree in 2022, first attending online classes as she recovered from Covid-19. She balanced her time between serving the needs of her district and managing the demands of student life.

"No matter how difficult studying may be or how old we are, we should always remain open to learning opportunities. It is a continuous journey to excel in life. After all the effort and exhaustion of studying, the knowledge we gain is invaluable," said Mercado-Revilla.

For her coursework, Mercado-Revilla used projects implemented in the City of Bacoor as case studies to share and highlight various aspects of governance. Notably, she successfully defended her thesis entitled, "Establishing the City of Bacoor Mangrove and Ecotourism Park: Converging Governance and Nature." Rep. Bryan Revilla recognizes this achievement as a privilege.

"The best investment you can make for yourself is not only in your health but also in education. This is something that can never be taken away from you. If you have the chance to study or learn something new, grab that opportunity," he said.

In the House of Representatives, Mercado-Revilla has consistently advocated for legislation that supports education for Bacooreños. House Bill No. 9803, which calls for the establishment of the Cavite State University - City of Bacoor Campus, has been approved by the Committee on Higher and Technical Education. Meanwhile, House Bill No. 10269, which seeks to create the Bacoor City National Science and Technology High School, has been approved by the Lower House and transmitted to the Senate.

With her ever-supportive husband, Sen. Bong Revilla

To preserve local culture for present and future generations, Mercado-Revilla also sponsored House Bill No. 9087, aiming to establish the Sentrong Pangkultura at Museo ng Lungsod ng Bacoor.

Mercado-Revilla also filed bills that have already been signed into law: Republic Act Nos. 12008 and 12007, creating the Progressive Elementary School and Progressive Senior High School, respectively; and Republic Act No. 11946, establishing the Padre Mariano Gomes National High School.

Son, Agimat Partylist Rep. Bryan Revilla, shares the milestone with her.

Laws of national importance, such as Republic Act No. 11984 or the Anti-No Permit, No Exam Policy, and Republic Act No. 11997 or the Kabalikat sa Pagtuturo Act, were also enacted to benefit all students and teachers in the public school system.

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