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1. SAINT PHILOMENE OF
ALCALA, INC.

2. 2018-2024

3. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
The cornerstone of Saint Philomene
Academy was laid on August 25, 1950 by
the founders: Atty. Vicente Diaz Calvo, Mr.
Rogelio Ponce and Mr. Arturo Antonio. In
honor of the patron saint of the school
Saint Philomene, the school was given its
name Saint Philomene Academy.

4. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
The lot where the school stands which is
more or less 4 hectares was voluntarily
given, granted and donated by Mr. Rogelio
Ponce to further express in tangible terms
his wish for the institution’s sound and firm
rooting. The donation and gift for Saint
Philomene Academy was received and
accepted by the President of the Board of
Trustees, Atty. Vicente Diaz Calvo.

5. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
A permit from the Department of
Education was granted to the school to
open and conduct the Complete Academic
Secondary Course in 1951 for boys and
girls. The school was under the directorship
of Mr. Rogelio Ponce with Mr. Arturo
Antonio as principal with the first line up of
faculty; Miss Dolores Ponce, Miss Trinidad
Calvo, Miss Estefania Formoso, Miss
Leonila Cuade, Mr. Roger Calvo and Mr.
Benjamin de Leon as School Registrar.

6. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
The school was granted its first
Government Recognition through the
recommendation of Manuel S. Carreon,
Director of Private Schools in July 5, 1953
signed by the Secretary of Education then,
Cecilio Putong. The school is registered
with the SEC which was amended on
October 15, 1981.

7. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
Saint Philomene Academy had its first
graduates of 10 boys and 4 girls, total of 14
followed by 19 graduates and had remarkably
increased since then. More than half a
century had passed since the founding of
Saint Philomene Academy and the school is
proud to have produced hundreds of
graduates and professionals who have
excelled in their field of endeavor. Its
educational commitment and service has
niche in education, business and industry.

8. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
Through the years, Saint Philomene
Academy has prepared every student to
face the challenges posed by a competitive
world with competent and dedicated
faculty and staff, relevant curricula,
competitive cultural, athletic, religious,
spiritual endeavors, community extension
services and family atmosphere.

9. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
It is really a great accomplishment for
having existed for more than half a century,
working together to educate the youth,
serving as a vehicle for academic, social
and technological advancement, playing a
significant role in molding the students to
be aspects of change and transformation.

10. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
On February 27, 2009, Saint Philomene
Academy was registered for Certificate of
Incorporation from the Security and
Exchange Commission with its new name,
SAINT PHILOMENE OF ALCALA, INC. with
company Registration Number CN
200902928.

11. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
Government Recognition No. A-04-5-201A
was reissued and granted to Saint
Philomene of Alcala, Inc. on April 29,2014.

12. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
On November 24, 2015, pursuant to the
provision of Republic Act No. 9115
(Governance of Basic Education Act of
2001) and Republic Act No. 10533
(Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013),
the Saint Philomene of Alcala was granted
provisional permit to operate the Senior
High School program effective school year
2016-2017.

13. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
ACADEMIC STRAND-GENERAL ACADEMIC
(GA) STRAND with Government Permit (R-
02) No. S – 124 S. 2015.
Likewise on December 12, 2018,
Government Permit No. S 003, s. 2018 was
granted to Saint Philomene of Alcala to
operate the Senior High School Program
effective school year 2019-2020.

14. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
Academic track:
Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)
Accountancy, Business and Management
(ABM)
Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM)

15. BRIEF HISTORY OF SAINT PHILOMENE
OF ALCALA, INC.
The administrators, stock-holders, teaching
and non-teaching staff of Saint Philomene
of Alcala, Inc. renew their commitment to
serve the youth through quality basic
education for better transformed lives with
a Philosophy, Vision, Mission, Goals and
Objectives.

16. PHILOSOPHY
The school sees its role as an active
formator of youth, laying the foundation
of life-long learning in academics and
technology through quality basic
education.

17. VISION
Active and aggressive leader in providing a
holistic, integrated, comprehensive quality
educational foundation skills for life, in
academic and technology.

18. MISSION
The school commits itself towards the
highest level of performance and excellence
by equipping learners with adequate,
relevant and meaningful learning
environment, life-long learning and work skill
exposure.

19. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- Imbue among members of the faculty and
administration a sense of genuine
commitment and selfness dedication and
services.
- Build and continuously improve, update the
technical and professional skills of teachers.
- Recognize and discuss the needs of every
student and respond to the same needs with
intensity and honesty.

20. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- Make members of the faculty active
members in the attainment and achievement
of the school’s vision, mission and goals.
- Prepare the students for life with
transferable and employable skills in the
world of work to become professionals,
technicians, lecturers, though relevant
industry immersion or on-the-job training.

21. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- Provide varied learning activities using problem-
based methodologies and contextualized learning
material and exposure to be locally and globally
competitive individuals.
- Prepare them to be productive and self-reliant
through activities for work readiness and life skills
before and after graduation.
- Instill in every student the value of self-discipline,
honesty, integrity, justice and dignity.

22. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 1. Organizational meeting to strart every academic school year.

23. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 2. Recognition of ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE every grading period.

24. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 3. Recognition and affirmation of students accomplishments and
performances.

25. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 4. Recognition of teacher’s achievements and performances.

26. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 5. Parents are requested to personally get the
report card of their children 10 days after the
administration of the periodic test to thresh-out
problems regarding their children if any.

27. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 6. Attending mass every first Friday of the month.

28. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 7. Speak English/Filipino campaign inside the classroom/school
campus.
 8. Involvement of parents in decision making.
- Deliberation of ranking/honor students
- Increase of tuition fee/miscellaneous fee
- Purchase of textbooks
- School projects/contributions
- School activities (Programs, Field-Trips, Athletics)
- Answering survey on family perspective to find out what
points they agree/disagree
- Listening to parents/students suggestions
- Involvement of students in youth Vigil/Civic Action Program with
parents consent

29. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 9. Short prayer to start and end a session in class.
 10. Encouraging students to join in academic, cultural and
athletic competitions.

30. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 11. Encouraging teachers and students to attend seminars,
training, and workshops.
- In-set Training
- K-12 trainings
- Press Conference
- Child Protection Program
- Fire and Earthquake Drill
- MTAP Challenge

31. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 1. Encouraging teachers to enroll in graduate
schools for professional growth and
advancement.
 2. Asking donations from successful alumni from
school projects/improvement.
 3. Fines from violations of school rules and
regulations to be used for Homeroom Christmas
party, for Classroom needs with parents
approval during P.T.C.O meetings.

32. SCHOOL’S BEST PRACTICES
 4. Charity Fund Drive every December to be given to
underprivileged families;
- Used clothes
- Simple grocery items

33. INSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES
RIGHTS OF A PHILOMENIAN:
 1. The Philomenian has the right to receive competent
and efficient instruction, relevant quality education.
 2. He/She has the right to use all available facilities as
maybe necessary.
 3. He/She has the right to join, form or lead in such
student organizations as maybe recognized to operate
in the school. Furthermore, he/she has the right to be
represented by the student government whose officers
are democratically elected in a manner provided by the
schools existing rules.

34. INSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES
RIGHTS OF A PHILOMENIAN:
 4. He/She has the right to be formally appraised of any
complaint against him/her, and the right to be heard
through proper channeling of complaint to the right
authorities depending on the weight of the complaint
being forwarded to by him/her. The line of
responsibility is as follow, The SSG Officers, the class
adviser, the Adviser of the Student Government, the
Prefect of Discipline, the Guidance Facilitator, and the
Principal.
 5. He/She has the right to be presumed innocent of
charges against him/her until the contrary is proven by
sufficient proof of wrong doing or violation of its
policies stipulated therein.

35. INSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES
RIGHTS OF A PHILOMENIAN:
6. He/She has the right to be
heard the imposition of action.
7. He/She has the right to ask for
explanation of fees and fines
collected him/her.

36. BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Lenton S. Antonio
PRESIDENT
Ma. Josefina Paz-Te
VICE PRESIDENT
Myrna A. Calvo
SECRETARY
Maresa T. Ponce
TREASURER
Jose Marlino B. Ponce
MEMBER
Errol B. Calvo
MEMBER
Antonio S. Antonio
MEMBER
Estes A. Calvo
MEMBER
Cecil S. Arce
MEMBER

37. DIRECTORY
CHIEF
OF
OPERATIONS
ANTONIO S. ANTONIO
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
U.E. MANILA
SCHOOL HEADS
MYRNA A. CALVO, LPT
DIRECTOR FOR ACADEMIC
AFFAIRS
ROSALINA A. SUMABAT, LPT
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
ROSELILY S. TORRIJOS, LPT
SHS DEPARTMENT HEAD
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
RYAN JADE M. OLANDEZ, LPT
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
JOHN MAYNARD D. TUMPAP, LPT
SSG ADVISER
CHONA T. IBAY, LPT
GUIDANCE ADVOCATE
KATTLEYA JOY P. DIJAMCO
SCHOOL NURSE
ESTES A. CALVO
HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICER
GLORIA B. PONCE
SCHOOL REGISTRAR
CARMEN S. GARCIA
SCHOOL TREASURER
ANA MEMIA M. PONCE
BOOK KEEPER
PHILOMENE GRACE E. UANANG
I.C.T. OFFICER
GIAN MARLOWE S. ANCHETA
SPORTS COORDINATOR
NORLYN P. CALVO, LPT
JHS COORDINATOR
JENELOU A. TUAZON, LPT
SHS COORDINATOR
ALEMAR Y. CALVO
SECURITY GUARD

38. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
GRADE 7 ADVISERS
- MAY C. MANDING, LPT
- REMEDIOS T. GERON, LPT
- ILYNE B. SULDAN. LPT
- MONETTE G. ENRIQUEZ, LPT
GRADE 8 ADVISERS
- EVELYN B. UNISTA, LPT
- EVANGELYN D. CANTIL
- ROCHELLE B. ALTARES, LPT
GRADE 9 ADVISERS
- MARYJOY C. ESCALO, LPT
- MARICON T. ALNAS, LPT
- ELYN Y. VISTA, LPT
GRADE 10 ADVISERS
- JANE P. TONGBABAN, LPT
- NORLYN P. CALVO, LPT
- SARAH A. RAMOS, LPT
ERICA A. SACOBO, LPT
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
ABM 11
NIKKA F. DURUIN
HUMSS 11
- RAYMUND P. CABACUNGAN, LPT
- CHRISTIAN T. ESPIRITU, LPT
STEM 11
FATIMA M. TABAOG, LPT
ABM 12
JEANALYN D. MEDRANO, LPT
HUMSS 12
- JENNYLOU A. TUAZON, LPT
- JUDY ANN A. BATALLA, LPT
STEM 12
PRINCESS C. PAAT, LPT
COMPUTER TEACHER
- ESTES PETER PAUL P.
CALVO JR.
- MICHAEL JOHN A. CALVO
MAPEH TEACHER
PETER PAUL N. GAROSPE
VICTOR R. MAGULOD II, LPT

39. ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE
JOSEFINA M. PONCE
CRISPIN BAINGAN
DONNA GRACE O. CASIL

40. MONTHLY ACTIVITIES
 FEBRUARY – JS PROM & VALENTINES DAY
 MARCH – CAREER GUIDANCE & LOYALTY WEEK
 APRIL – RECITAL DAY, MOVING UP RECOGNITION, PARENTS NIGHT, GRADUATION BALL &
GRADUATION
 JULY – NUTRITION MONTH
 AUGUST – FOUNDATION DAY
 SEPTEMBER – TEACHERS DAY
 OCTOBER – INTRAMURALS
 NOVEMBER – BUSINESS SUMMIT & VICTORY BALL
 DECEMBER – CHRISTMAS PARTY & CHARITY FUND DRIVE FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED FAMILIES

41. MEMBERS
PATRICIA BACULI
MARGARETH NAVARRO
KATHLEEN ANNE CABUTAJE
JOHN PAUL UNTIVEROS
JOHN BERNARD LUIS
JERAN JAY EZIQUEL ORITA