Our Lady of the Abandoned Catholic School

Fide. Armatus. Didecationem.

The Our Lady of the Abandoned Catholic School’s (OLACS) philosophy of education is centered in Jesus Christ and the Good News. Sharing in the teaching ministry of the Catholic Church and its mission for social transformation, the school provides formation of its learners in a faith-filled learning environment.

As a Catholic School, OLACS gives importance to the holistic development of its learners; intellectual, physical, social, moral, and spiritual. We believe that all people can learn, improve according to each potentials, qualities, and interests. To foster excellence and to expect each learner to strive for their best, the school promotes relevant and dynamic educational program according to set standards.

To respond to the demands of 21st century quality education, the school expects the learners to develop creativity and critical thinking that enable them to be resourceful, competent, confident, problem solvers, care for the environment, with justice and integrity. As they emulate the example of the Blessed Virgin Mary, they grow to be committed witnesses to God’s love who find joy in being of service to others.

We expect school personnel, teachers and administrators to set example of prayerfulness, integrity, respect and responsibility towards themselves, school community, and others. We recognize the support of parents, alumni, partner organizations and communities and expect them to practice the same standards of personal behavior. In collaboration with all stakeholders we aim to achieve the vision, mission and objectives of the school.