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Elizabeth Seton School

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Established
  
1975

Phone
  
+63 920 862 6971

Founded
  
1975

Parent organization
  
ESS Technology

Campus
  
Urban, ~30,000 m²

Mascot
  
Twin Doves

Color
  
Green and gold

Type
  
Coeducational, Catholic

President
  
Dr. Roberto T. Borromeo

Principal
  
Las Piñas Campus Ligaya Quiambao GS Dr. Delia Navaza HS Cavite Campus Pilarcita Geluz Academic head

Grades
  
Pre-kindergarten - grade 10

Address
  
Anabu Kostal Road, Imus, 4103 Cavite, Philippines

Accreditation
  
Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities

Similar
  
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Elizabeth Seton School is a private school in BF Resort, Las Piňas City and in Anabu 2-D, Imus City, Cavite, The Philippines.

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School history

In 1975, the educator Dr. Josefina V. Suarez and her brother-in-law, the businessman Fernando B. Alido, collaborated to establish a pre-school in Bacoor, Cavite. They named the school after Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton, an American saint who established a religious community of teaching sisters and laid the foundation of the Catholic parochial system in America. The day on which Seton was proclaimed a saint by the Catholic Church was also the day on which Suarez received her permit from the Department of Education to open a school. Thus, she named her school after Elizabeth Seton.

The school started with two classes in the school year 1975-1976 with 14 pupils in the morning and 20 pupils in the afternoon, both handled by Suarez, while both families attended to other tasks connected with running a school.

Every year after its establishment, an increasing number of new students sought admission. The parents of existing students did not want to transfer their children when they reached higher grades. To address this, additional teachers were hired and levels were added each school year. In 1979, the school opened the first batch of grade school students.

During its formative stages, the school had to move to four different sites to accommodate its increasing population, until it settled in 1987 in its permanent location in BF Resort Village, Las Piñas, which also housed the first batch of high school students. From then on, the school proclaimed its status as a Catholic School with fervent spiritual guidance from the Oblates of Divine Love Community from Rome, paving way for the construction of the school chapel which was blessed by Jaime Cardinal Sin and Monsignor Josefino Ramirez of the Archdiocese of Manila in 1989.

After receiving its Level I Accreditation from the Philippine Accrediting Association of School, Colleges and Universities in July 1997, the school management decided to create another campus to ease the congestion in the main campus and to serve the needs of residents farther south. In its 23rd year, the Elizabeth Seton School-South campus at Anabu II-D, Imus City, Cavite was opened. To enrich the spiritual development of the South campus, a two story chapel was constructed and blessed in 2008 by Bishop Luis Antonio Tagle and Monsignor Josefino Ramirez.

Elizabeth Seton School is currently on its Level II Accreditation and is dubbed by PAASCU as the "School of the Future". The school won the first Excellence in Educational Transformation Award and is considered the most transformative school in the country

40th Anniversary Celebration

On January 30, 2016 Elizabeth Seton School celebrated their 40th anniversary on a musical show at Solaire Resort & Casino theatre on a three-hour two-part musical documentary show performed by selected students in both Main ang Imus (South) campuses.

References

Elizabeth Seton School Wikipedia