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Our Lady of Perpetual Succor College
The Our Lady of Perpetual Succor School (OLOPSS) opened in 1978 as a one-room day care center along Bayanbayanan Avenue in Concepcion, Marikina. It was founded by a husband-and-wife team of Dionisio Alonzo Salvador, Sr. and Carmen Caday Salvador from Laoag, Ilocos Norte. It was in response to the need for more schools in Marikina, which was then one of the choice locations for many expectant homeowners.
Scouts join regional jamborette, Marikina – Incheon Scout's Camp
A group of eight OLOPSC senior and junior scouts formed part of Marikina’s contingent in the Joint Central Luzon Region and the National Capital Region Jamborette held at the Industrial Park, Subic, Olongapo City last December 26-30, 2005. They were Jeffrey Sabado, Cyrille Santiago, Amante Buenafe, Aaron Natividad, Benedict Torrente, Jaybeeson Jagong, Ian Daniel Angeles and Kevin Nabong. They were chaperoned by adult leaders and teachers, namely Arnulfo Araneta, Corie Kaine Nadiahan, Elda Mortega , Cecil Hernandez, Ryzza Flores and Metro Manila East Council Scouting Coordinator Marijo Flores.
An English affair: A literary exposition
The High School English Department presented a musical play titled "An English Affair: A Literary Expositon at the school gym in January. In the said activity, excerpts from classical literary pieces like "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, "The Chieftain’s Daughters" by Palanca award-winning playwright Felix Clemente, and "Les Miserables" by Victor Hugo were revived by young thespians who showcased their talents not only in acting but also in singing and dancing.
Non-teaching personnel given tips on winning attitudes
The non-teaching personnel got doses of tips on winning attitudes at work from Marina Saldana, resource speaker from the Department of Trade & Industry.
Sacred Heart College of Lucena acquires e-learning program
Sacred Heart College of Lucena gains a powerful ally in e-learning as it acquires an e-learning program from Diwa Learning Systems, one of the country’s trusted educational suppliers, which have been serving schools nationwide for 20 years now.
Mapua establishes new English Language Center
In recognition of the extraordinary importance of English as the language of multinational and multicultural communication, Mapua Institute of Technology recently established the Mapua English Language Center (ELC).
The magic of learning at Esteban International School
HARRY POTTER, if he were Filipino, will surely choose studying nursery up to grade school level at Esteban International School (EIS). Not because the 40-year-old learning institution teaches magic but it has something close to what children love about school – no homework!
Assumption College adopts international English testing
Assumption College San Lorenzo is the first school in the Philippines to adopt international English proficiency certification standards under a 2005 agreement with Hopkins International Partners Inc. that committed the school to a partnership with the Promoting English Proficiency (PEP) project.
Unmasking the 'other' facade of the tourism industry
Mention the word and easily images of beautiful places, scenic spots, historical landmarks, hour-long trips, wonderful vacations, festivals, get-togethers, food trips, picture takings, native products, friendly people, infectious smiles, and anything exciting and fun come to one's mind.
Shaping a society sans smut
"NO!"
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