The document discusses the vision, mission, goals, and philosophy of an educational institution. It aims to develop students into enlightened, Christ-centered leaders through challenging academic and vocational programs, as well as religious education and extracurricular activities. It also lists the general objectives and faculty members.
The document discusses the vision, mission, goals, and philosophy of an educational institution. It aims to develop students into enlightened, Christ-centered leaders through challenging academic and vocational programs, as well as religious education and extracurricular activities. It also lists the general objectives and faculty members.
The document discusses the vision, mission, goals, and philosophy of an educational institution. It aims to develop students into enlightened, Christ-centered leaders through challenging academic and vocational programs, as well as religious education and extracurricular activities. It also lists the general objectives and faculty members.
The document discusses the vision, mission, goals, and philosophy of an educational institution. It aims to develop students into enlightened, Christ-centered leaders through challenging academic and vocational programs, as well as religious education and extracurricular activities. It also lists the general objectives and faculty members.
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Vision incorporates the use of state-of-the-art
technology so that each student can develop
The formation of an enlightened Christ- his/her evolving talents to the fullest. Challenging centered Filipino committed to the building of just academic/vocational/technical programming is servant-leaders with dignity, humane, and complemented by a comprehensive competency- environment-friendly society for the service of based counseling program and a wide array of God, country, fellowmen and beyond. extracurricular activities. As a publicly supported institution, our approach fosters an atmosphere Mission of tolerance, promoting equity and appreciation for diversity. Additionally, we strive to develop in our students an understanding of and a • to adhere to the preservation of our responsible commitment to the principles of national identity and heritage. freedom, respect, social justice, personal worth, • to educate the students to become civic- economic independence, and concern for the spirited citizens. environment. The realization of these would • to commit to the formation of the mean that each graduate would gain a confident students' maturity in faith; through the knowledge of the fundamentals necessary to liturgy and integrated program of religion. succeed in a rapidly changing, technologically • to equip the students with pertinent oriented society. knowledge and skills necessary for effective study in the pursuit of higher General Objectives education, vocational and technological 1. To strengthen the coordination of the efficiency needed in his everyday life. among schools to be able to deliver • to value the dialogue of cultures and quality Catholic Education. upliftment of the welfare of children, 2. To strengthen Religion as the core of women, disabled and marginalized the curriculum. members of society; and the protection of 3. To intensify the schools’ capacity to the integrity of creation. provide a deepened Faith, committed service to those enrolled in Liceo Goals schools. 4. To maintain the schools image and St. James High School's goals provide a integrity as a dynamic leaders in the learning environment committed to the management of Catholic Schools in development of its young boys and girls into the Diocese. matured, responsive, dynamic and just Christian leaders guided by taught Christian faith and 5. To modernize its educational service principles. To this end, the school endeavors to: in order to meet the challenges of illiteracy, technology and • build a community among students, communication. teachers, and administrative staff to foster closer relationship; SLU General Objectives • provide a balanced program of religious True Christian living, academic excellence, education so, to imbue the students with professional responsibility, and social awareness Catholic principles and deeds; are the key inter-related dimensions of the • develop an attitude of selfless service to institutional goals of Saint Louis University embodied in its Articles of Incorporation. In others; pursuit of these expressed goals, the University • prepare the students to strive for adopts the following general objectives that excellence in every sphere and activity in permeate its different curricular offerings: life; 1. To provide moral and intellectual training in a • seek the support of the community for its Christian atmosphere which will promote a value overall educational program, especially in system founded on human rights; on upright enabling as many less fortunate but living; and on the origin, dignity, and destiny of deserving students to study in the school; humankind; to stand witness to the presence of • cultivate in the students the qualities of Christ in the contemporary world by itself being effective Christian leadership to enable characterized by institutional and personal him to play an active role in the commitment to fundamental truths and community undertakings. principles; 2. To contribute to national development by School Philosophy educating the youth for intelligent, efficient, creative, and wise utilization of their respective Education is the process of developing an skills and professions, providing thereby the individual's potential. Our philosophy is to provide necessary and enlightened leadership in the the individual with the academic and various fields of human and social development; vocational/technical skills essential to achieve 3. To be the seat of intellectual dedication, success in a productive career as well as to constantly seeking and opening up new horizons provide the global community with a highly of knowledge, with the end in view of ensuring qualified and prepared workforce. In order to the positive application of humankind’s varied accomplish this, we provide a safe learning potentialities and capabilities in response to the environment with emphasis on integrating needs of contemporary society and forming specialized vocational/technical training and principled and involved individuals engaged in academic learning. Individualized instruction the pursuit of collective spiritual and material recognizes diverse learning styles and well-being; and 4. To make itself in conjunction with other social equality of opportunity among men, serving thus institutions, a more dynamic and accessible to remove prejudicial forces that impede the instrument for promoting equality, social justice, development of a harmonious local, national, and and social consciousness; to make itself a real international life. and effective mechanism for the advancement of
Faculty and Staff
[edit] Coordinators and Personnel
Advisory (if Years Name Position Subject handled any) active Academic Affairs III - Prophet Ninfa D. Rosal Coordinator Chemistry III -- Jeremiah Science Coordinator Lucia I. Mathematics Algebra I, II I - St. Joseph -- Edulzura Coordinator Social Studies World History III Merly P. Abiva IV - St. Matthew - - Coordinator Economics IV Marilou M. English Coordinator English II, IV II - St. Therese -- Malasaga School Paper Adviser Literature II, IV Shyrene D. II - St. Filipino Coordinator Filipino I, II -- Ayade Bernadette Biology II III - Prophet Jessica C. Abiva T.L.E. Coordinator -- T.L.E. III, IV Isaiah Edwin S. Student Affairs English III -- -- Balansag Coordinator Anita K. Duroy School Librarian Filipino I, II -- -- Asuncion L. School Guidance Religious -- -- Saac Counselor Education III, IV Religious Lea B. Makiling School Cashier -- -- Education III Emma C. School Registrar Biology II -- -- Paraguya Raoul B. Lahoy School Registrar Computer I, II -- --
[edit] Teaching Staff
Positi Advisory (if Years Name Subject handled on any) active Teache English I, IV Rovelyn S. Alaan I - St. Lorenzo - - r Literature I, IV Teache Raul S. Ambe Computer III, IV -- -- r Advanced Algebra II Teache Alodia L. Balansag Geometry III IV - St. Luke -- r Trigonometry IV Teache Jane B. Bibera T.L.E. I, II I - St. Paul -- r Teache Emalyn S. Cabaltera Physics IV IV - St. Mark -- r Prospero R. Cacayan Teache Physics IV (special -- -- (Engr.) r science class) Teache Philippine History I II - St. Janice D. Ceno -- r Asian History II Catherine Teache World History III Mae B. Daal -- -- r Filipino III, IV Teache Margie I. Gavia Nursery Course Nursery -- r Teache III - Prophet Fiter Jhon M. Lamban MAPEH III, IV -- r Hosea Teache Grace A. Marquezo Kindergarten Course K-1, K-2 -- r Lawrence Joshua R. Teache MAPEH I, II -- -- Nacaytuna r Computer I, II Teache Mechie L. Paradiang MAPEH I, III -- -- r Teache Integrated Science I Mae U. Prisco I - St. Peter -- r MAPEH I Teache Statistics III III - Prophet Florentina M. Rodriguez -- r Religious Education I Joshua