This document outlines the goals and curriculum of the Sisters of Mary Schools. It aims to provide high-quality secondary education with a focus on vocational-technical courses to poor youth. The schools envision graduates who spread redemption through Marian virtues and become committed citizens. Courses taught include personal computer operations, industrial sewing, and electronics. Rules and expectations are outlined for the computer laboratory, including maintaining cleanliness, following instructions, and proper notebook format.

1. WELCOME TO
PERSONAL COMPUTER
OPERATIONS I
MISS SHARA S. CAÑADA
TEACHER

2. SCHOOL’S VMGO

3. The Sisters of Mary envisions that the
graduates, in their everyday life and in the
pursuit of their calling, will become the
new disciples in spreading the work of
redemption, and at the same time teach
and lead by example the Marian virtues of
simplicity, charity, gratitude and joy.
VISION

4. Inspired by her patroness, the Virgin of the Poor,
the Sisters of Mary Schools shall direct their
energy and resources to the poorest of the poor
youth of the country by way of providing them
with high quality secondary education intensive
on Vocational-Technical Curriculum molding
them into citizens committed to serve the nation,
to love their fellow being, and spread moral and
spiritual values based on the Gospels.
MISSION

5. The Sisters of Mary Schools aim to:
I. As Charitable Catholic Schools
-Cultivate in her students a sense of generosity and
gratitude as well as a simple and joyful disposition, in
imitation of the “Virgin of the Poor”;
-Inculcate supreme and constant love of God, and
adherence to the teachings of his Catholic Church.
GOALS & OBJECTIVES

6. II.As Secondary Schools with Intensive
Vocational-Technical Curriculum
-Produce graduates equipped with the best
academic and vocational-technical skills
characterizing at the same time the virtue of
honesty, integrity, loyalty, and self-discipline;
-Teach the goal of perfection in doing everyday
work as a means to honor and glorify God, love of
country and of their fellowmen.

7. C - Christ Centeredness
H - Honor and Leadership
R - Responsibility and Excellence
I - Innovativeness and Confidence
S - Service and Joy
T - Temperance and Obedience
Core Values

8. Technical-Vocational Courses
Offered

9. Personal Computer Operations I:
Basic Computer Operations (Microsoft Office
Applications)
Industrial Sewing Machine Operations I:
Basic Dressmaking
Personal Computer Operations II:
Advanced Computer Operations (Visual Graphics
Design & Web Designing)
Industrial Sewing Machine Operations II:
Pattern Drafting
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

10. Personal Computer Operations III:
Computer System Servicing (Exploratory)
Industrial Sewing Machine Operations III:
Bag Making & Sewing Operations
Basic Electronics
Personal Computer Operations IV:
Computer Aided Design with Architectural
Approach

11. Industrial Sewing Machine
Operations 4:
Advance Dressmaking
Electronic Products Assembly and
Servicing (Exploratory)
Culinary Arts 2:
Baking Fundamentals

12. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
• Bookkeeping NC II
• Cookery NC II
• Bread and Pastry NC II
• Computer Systems Servicing NC II
• Dressmaking NC II
• Electronic Products Assembly and Servicing
NC II
• Mechatronics Servicing NC II
• Technical Drafting NC II

14. SALIENT POINTS
•History of Computers
•Components of Computer
•Advantages/Disadvantages
•Keyboarding
•Microsoft Office Application
•MS Word
•MS Excel
•MS PowerPoint
•MS Publisher

15. Follow
instructions.
NO
ID
NOTEBOOOK
PEN
ENTRY
Bring necessary
materials.

16. NO
ID
NOTEBOOOK
PEN
ENTRY
2 Lines formation
by class number
Get inside quietly
Raise your hand when
you want to use the
toilet or concern
CLAYGO
Do not share
PASSWORDS
Be Polite
Listen to
instructions
carefully
No fixing of hair
inside the
laboratory
Use your time
efficiently
Inform the teacher
immediately when
computer is not
working properly
Always do your
best work

17. 1. Form 2 lines outside the laboratory by class
number.
2. Get inside the computer laboratory quietly.
3. Bring important things always: ID, notebook &
pen.
4. Raise your hand when you want to use the toilet or
concern and use logbook when excused or going to
Comfort room.
5. Clean as you go or always keep the laboratory
clean.
6. Be Polite: Use the magic word like EXCUSE ME,
SORRY and THANK YOU!
7. No fixing of hair inside the laboratory

18. 8.Inform the teacher immediately when
computer is not working properly
9.Do not share PASSWORDS
10.Listen to instructions carefully
11.Use your time efficiently- do not play
waste your time; finish the task on or
before the deadline.
12.Always do your best work
13.Be ready all the time.

19. NOTEBOOK FORMAT
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•TLE Subjects
•History of Computers
•Basic Concepts of ComputerMISS SHARA S. CAÑADA

20. NOTEBOOK FORMAT

21. Expectations:
1.Teacher
2.Classmate
3.Subject
4.Learning environment