Former names Albano Piano School Established 1984 (1984) Vice-president Josemar T. Albano Founded 1984 Color White and Green | Type Private President Rey T. Albano Mascot Philippine Wildcat Number of students 6,652 | |
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Motto "Living and Learning to a greener future" | ||
Holy trinity college of general santos city cheardance 2013
The Holy Trinity College of General Santos City is a school in General Santos City. It is a non-sectarian school duly registered in the Securities and Exchange Commission, through its Davao City office. Holy Trinity College of General Santos City was established by the Albano Family, as a Pre-school in 1984 and registered as a College in 1989.
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History
Holy Trinity College of General Santos City was established in 1984 by the Albano family. Five years later, it was registered as a College.
The schools Secondary Education Program (SEP) traces its roots from its Grade School Program. Originally known as Holy Trinity School, the high school department was established in School Year 1988-89 with five teachers and 180 students. The high school building was then located at the site of the schools present nursery rooms, records storage room, and college library. In 1989, the pioneer batch of graduates held their commencement exercises.
In 1990, Holy Trinity School became Holy Trinity College of General Santos City. That same year, Dr. Consejo Albano and Capt. Josemar Albano were installed as Chairman and President of the Board of Trustees, respectively. Likewise, the number of teachers increased to nineteen. The number of graduates also went up to 47 consisting of 24 boys and 23 girls.
In SY 2001-2002, the High School program was integrated into the Basic Education Department along with pre-school and grade school. As part of its efforts for voluntary education, the high school department became the Secondary Education Program.
Courses offered
In accordance with CHED Memo Order #41 Series of 2008, Holy Trinity College of General Santos has been recognized by the Institutional Quality Assurance through Monitoring and Evaluation (IQuAME) of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) as a Developing Institution in the Philippines. It offers various courses such as Business Administration, Education, Computer Education, Criminology, HRM, among others.
Likewise, it offers Technical Education courses like Practical Nursing, Computer Hardware Servicing, Computer Programming, Building Wiring Installation, to name just a few.