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Children of Mary Immaculate College
In response to the persistent clamor for quality education that is responsive to the demands of time, CHILDREN OF MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE (CMIC) emerged. A private – owned, non – sectarian institution strategically located at 22 Maysan Road, Malinta, Valenzuela City, CMIC was born out of the dedication of its founder, Eleanor de Leon-Llenado, to enable the students to attain a high level of academic excellence and develop their character and personality in an enriched educational environment. As a family corporation, it offers a full Pre-School to College programs.
Hustling on the road of scholasticism:
To call it intense is an understatement. Truly, competition among today’s academic institutions heightens each passing year. Private or public, schools compete for ascendance in as many fields as their students can excel at. Whether it is the body or the brain that is used, schools fervently train their would – be superstars, hoping that they would augment the institution’s reputation.
Nueva Ecija High School marka new milestone on its 100th year
Months after commemorating their school’s centennial, teachers and students of Nueva Ecija High School (NEHS) are celebrating yet another milestone. Blessed with a proud past, the school now looks forward to a future of great promise ushered in by its recent inclusion in the Smart Schools Program.
The Speechpower Legacy:
Three decades ago, Jose Morderno Jr. envisioned to spare Filipinos from the embarrassing experience he underwent. His diction and intonation made him a laughing- stock during college. His humiliation inspired him to excel in English. By listening intently to the speech of native American speakers, he soon became adept with English as he corrected his heavy Visayan accent. His decision to share his success in mastering English through serious study, rigid training, and constant practice gave birth to Speechpower.
PWU Icon Exhibit: Turning air into gold
An idea is nothing but air trapped in the eyes of the mind, sighted, sought but never held, never owned, never known. And though an idea is as essential as air for creative life, it can never feed its hunger for finality nor satisfy its fascination to turn the imagined into real.
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