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     Learning Resource Bank is a learning repository project that responds to the need for more engaging, relevant content that resonates with "Batang Rosario” while cultivating a culture of sharing and innovation by encouraging the creation of manuscripts that reflect local stories and learning contexts. The district needed more engaging and relevant learning materials to meet the needs of "Batang Rosario" and foster a culture of sharing and innovation. Dr. Peregrino initiated the Learning Resource Bank project to address these needs by encouraging the creation of manuscripts reflecting local stories and learning contexts. 448 manuscripts were validated and compiled into a booklet of learning resources. The Learning Resource Bank project covered the entire Rosario district. The primary beneficiaries were the students and teachers in the district. The project fostered a sharing culture through book exchanges, promoting inclusivity and engagement in learning among students.