AN ONGOING LESSON IN PURPOSE AND PASSION
In 1911, the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools opened the gates of their educational institution in the Philippines. And ever since then, those who would normally rush in were students of all levels—from playful preschool kids, energetic elementary children, idealistic high school youngsters, goal-oriented college young adults, and determined hopefuls for masters and doctorate degrees.
From these exclusive schools, raw talents were nurtured in the formation of upstanding Christian ladies and gentlemen of noble ideals and norms. This birthed campus leaders and achievers with admirable accomplishments, who in the years to come, became prominent doers and movers in society, leaders
