![]() |
||||
Featured Schools ( Source: Jun Sanchez research at http://pinoydreamhomestoday.com )
Laguna Bel Air Science High School is DECS-accredited. The Philippine Science High School (PSHS) in Quezon City provided expert assistance in the evaluation of its teaching staff and its curriculum and facilities to ensure a high standard of education with emphasis on mathematics and science. No less than former secretary of the Department of Science and Technology, William Padolina, and PSHS Director Vicenta Reyes formally inaugurated the school on the 25th of May 1997. About PSHS: It may be a learning center but, technically, it’s not a school and is not under DECS; it’s an attached agency of the Department of Science and Technology.
Green Fields International School (GFIS) operated for four years as a language school for overseas students who wish to develop their English communication skills and was then known as Sandra’s Language Center. GFIS formally opened last school year (2008-2009) and offers nursery, kinder, preparatory and elementary courses. What was then Sandra’s is now the school’s ESL (English as a Second Language) Department.
Ateneo de Manila University Graduate School of Business (Ateneo-Regis MBA Program)– Ateneo and Regis University, a recognized Center for Adult Learning in Denver, Colorado, in the United States, entered into a Program Development and License Agreement in October 1997. Under the agreement, the two Jesuit institutions, through the Ateneo Graduate School of Business and Regis University’s International Studies Program and its Graduate School of Business, committed to develop an MBA program designed specifically for professionals who seek to further their management skills. Schools in neighboring areas:
Brent International School is located just a tad north of Sta. Rosa in Brentville International Community in Mamplasan, Binan. Founded by the late Protestant Episcopal Bishop Charles Henry Brent (1862-1929) in Baguio City in 1909, Bishop Brent’s ministry was marked by three major themes: education, eradication of drugs and Christian Unity. While in the Philippines, he began a crusade against opium traffic which he expanded to the whole of Asia. The current Brent opened in 1999 and was originally called the South Campus (it had campuses in Baguio, Pasig and Subic which were eventually incorporated separately). The Pasig campus closed down in 2007-2008 and Brent Manila now only operates out of its Binan campus.
De La Salle Canlubang or (DLSC), actually located in Binan, is a member-institution of De La Salle Philippines and the world-wide system of Catholic institutions inspired by the charism of its founder, St. John Baptist de La Salle. DLSC isthe first campus in the country to incorporate a science-oriented curriculum throughout all levels of its academic programs. (Note: I doubt this claim very much)
Don Bosco (or DB) was established in 1963 in Canlubang. In 1966, it was divided into two communities: the Post Noviate and Don Bosco College. In 1998, DB accepted its first batch of high school students and became co-educational. In 2008, the Canlubang community was again restructured – the Carreno House of Formation (seminary) and the Don Bosco College. So Today, there are three Salesian communities within Don Bosco Canlubang – the seminary, the college and high school communities.
St. Scholastica’s College Westgrove opened in 2001; its first building (on the right, was donated by Ayala Land, inc. University of the Philippines Los Banos needs no introduction. It’s Hon. Mayor Arlene Arcillas-Nazareno’s (Sta. Rosa’s current Mayor’s) alma matter where she obtained her B.S. Biology degree.
University of the Philippines Los Banos needs no introduction. It’s Hon. Mayor Arlene Arcillas-Nazareno’s (Sta. Rosa’s current Mayor’s) alma matter where she obtained her B.S. Biology degree.
Soon-to-open Schools
The University of Asia and the Pacific is set to open its School of Health Science in Canlubang. I can’t confirm yet where exactly it will be located but on the right is an image of what it will look like.
University of Santo Tomaswas ranked 470th in 2008 by QS among the top universities in the world (Ateneo, U.P. and De La Salle ranked number 254, 276 and 455, respectively). This 400-year old university is the oldest in Asia and the biggest Catholic university in the world, in terms of student population.Soon, UST will start constructing a 44-hectareteaching hospital campus in Sta. Rosa; it’s going to be 5 times the size of its Espana campus that’s 21.5 acres. (Don’t drop your jaws yet; UP Diliman seats on a 493-hectare property: )The campus will be huge, that, according to my sources in UST, is envisioned to include a commercial complex and a residential development within that are aimed for the families of its doctors, faculty members, officials, employees and students.Aside from the medical science and allied courses, UST Sta. Rosa will also be acenter for IT learning.This, however, has yet to be confirmed by the person who’s authorized to make such statement – Dr. Pilar Romero, PhD, Education, UST’s Executive Assistant to the Rector for Administration. I will get in touch with her soon.
Xavier School will open a co-educational learning institution in Canlubang in 2012. The 15-hectare campus will be located in the heart of Nuvali, Ayala Land’s flagship project. It will be just across Treveia, one of the many residential components of Nuvali. Brag About Your School?Do you study and go to a great school here in Sta. Rosa? Share it! What Other Visitors Have SaidClick below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
No Colegio of San Agustin
Return from Sta Rosa Schools to Santa Rosa My City Homepage |
||||