REGISTRAR

Every school shall preserve and maintain the integrity and confidentiality of its students' records. The Registrar's Office is tasked with the collection, processing, organization and safe keeping of documents related to students admission, enrolment, promotion and retention. It is responsible for the issuance of reports of student progress and transfer credentials.

It makes sure that the school follows the minimum requirements of the Department of Education in the implementation of its course of study and that issuance of student records shall be done in accordance with law and the regulations contained in the Manual of Regulations for Private Schools.

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT CENTER

The Student Development Center (SDC) serves as a supporting function in the educational process through the directing and controlling activities to help each individual develop his/her potential. The goals of the SDC are implemented in its program which consists the following: individual analysis, information, career development, counseling, placement, follow-up, evaluation and psychological education classes.

The Office aims to assist each individual become a fully, functioning person, capable of maintaining healthy social relationships, performing as a responsible citizen of the community, and capable of being an active member of the larger society.

CAMPUS MINISTRY

The Campus Ministry Program is an expression of the Church's special desire to be present to all. It seeks to proclaim the Good News and gather all members of the community in campus: to form the faith community, to form a Christian conscience, to educate for social justice, to facilitate personal development and to help develop future leaders for the Church and society.

The Campus Ministry Office (CMO) envisions members of the community who are afired by the loved of God, anchored on the person and teaching of Jesus, rooted in the spirituality of St. Ignatius advocating the humanistic tradition of Jesuit Education and empowered by the Holy Spirit" to recognize their own dignity and worth, to reach out others and to collaborate in building God's kingdom here on earth.

The office assists the Assistant Principal for Formation in the continuous spiritual formation for students administrators, faculty and staff (i.e., recollections, retreats, liturgical, paraliturgical, sacrament of Reconciliation, prayer vigil and devotional prayers and the Christian Service and Involvement Program).

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

The Student Activities Office provides a mutually supportive, positive, and interactive learning environment in which every club member has the opportunity to develop his/her communication, leadership, aesthetic and kinesthetic skills through meaningful and productive club activities which foster self-confidence and personal growth and be God-centered, compassionate, committed, competent and conscientious. It envisions each member to achieve his/her full potential both in academic and non-academic undertakings to make him/her a well-rounded person.

SPORTS

The Sports Office envisions a person committed to the Ignatian spirit of leadership, compassion, competence and excellence through sports and athletic education. It commits itself to provide a well-balanced program consisting of formation, development and appreciation for sports and athletics.

INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTER

The Instructional Media Center (IMC) seeks to achieve all the purposes and objectives of the school's educational program. It aims to provide an environment, which facilitates the realization of the academic excellence and the formation of Christian values. The IMC includes an adequate collection of print and audio-visual materials which includes books, magazines, records, videotapes and other materials.

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Services Office designs and develops Interactive Learning System (ILS) programs for the different subject areas. It provides seminar-workshops for the faculty and staff and assists them in coming up with computer aided instructional materials.

MEDICO-DENTAL CLINIC

The clinic provides health and medical services where students and other school personnel are attended to when simple treatment is required. It has a full-time nurse, a part-time physician and dentist. The nurse renders at least eight (8) hours of work everyday. The physician and the dentist render two (2) hours of work everyday. The school physician conducts an annual medical check-up to all students. The school dentist also provides an annual dental check-up to all students. The health personnel updates and maintains the cumulative medical and dental records of students. He/She also takes precautionary measures against the spread of communicable diseases in the school by undertaking vaccination programs when needed.

PREFECT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

The Office of the Prefect of Student Affairs (PSA) is responsible for the organization, implementation, supervision and evaluation of measures that would promote students' discipline. Hence, through proper coordination with the administrators, faculty, and staff, the PSA ensures that students exercise responsibility and observe discipline to make the school conducive for learning.

The PSA guides the students in understanding and appreciating the importance of proper behavior and discipline in their quest for learning. The PSA makes the students realize that it is only when they follow the rules and the policies set in the Student Discipline Code that true Jesuit education comes out. With its preference over formation rather than punishment, the PSA hopes that every student becomes the kind of leader who is competent and compassionate.