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Hiring for a teaching position
1 Computer teacher for GradeSchool Department
1 Christian Living teacher for Gradeschool Department
1 Math teacher for High School Department
You may email your resume at webmaster@stcqc.edu.ph
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Congratulations Graduates batch 2007-2008
Special Award for Grade School and High School
KYLE MICA DE LEON
AY Foundation Award
JENEROSE IGNACIO
Community Involvement Award
NICOLE BAUTISTA
Leadership Award
PIA ANGELICA VEGA
Mother Louise De Meester Award
JOANNA PATRICA SISON
Salutatorain Award HS
FRANCES ANNE VELANTE
Valedictorian Award HS
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WELCOME TO ST.THERESA' S COLLEGE, QUEZON CITY |
Mother Marie Louise De Meester founded the Religious - Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (ICM) in Mulagumoodu, India in 1897. Born on April 8, 1857 in Roeselare, a coastal town in Belgium, Maria grew up to be a talented young lady with a love for the missions. At age 22, she joined the Canonesses of St. Augustine in leper, Belgium, where she received the religious name, Dame Marie Louise.
“Let your light shine. Be a blessing to those in need, especially the underprivileged.” "St. Theresa's College rallying cry " |
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OUR VISION
We are Women and Men Disciples of Jesus
Bonded as Companions in Life and in Mission
Growing in and through
Discernment, Ministry of Presence, and
Prophetic Witnessing
As a Way of Life
Journeying
With MARY in her Magnificat
With MARIE LOUISE DE MEESTER
In her Passion for God,
Or People, especially the Poor, and
For the harmony and integrity of Creation;
With TERESA OF AVILA
In her Passion for truth and
Advocacy in the service of the TRUTH
And
Striving to live
Compassion, Wisdom, and
Right Relationships
TOWARDS A TRANSFORMED WORLD-COMMUNITY,
LIFE IN ABUNDANCE:
GOD'S DREAM.
OUR MISSION
ST. THERESA'S COLLEGE, QUEZON CITY is our school. It is a Catholic institution of learning and development for young women, owned and administered by the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (ICM Sisters). St. Theresa's College provides its students from the preparatory level through elementary and secondary school a dynamic program of basic education which stresses both training for academic proficiency and on-going formation within life situations.
As an ICM school, our structures, content and processes of learning are imbued with a missionary spirit, which is the living legacy of Mother Marie Louise De Meester. Likewise, the spirit of St. Theresa of Avila, seeker of truth and woman reformer, permeates our educational program.
Thus, our school is committed:
To develop and enhance the gifts and potentials of every student through a formation that is both holistic and steeped in the Gospel values;
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To promote a transformative education, where leadership is exercised in service with a preferential option for the poor and by working for justice;
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To foster right and life-giving relationships with God, with nature, with other persons, and with oneself;
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To confront unjust, inhuman and life-threatening structures and practices prevailing in society in solidarity with various sectors of the larger community and to work together for social transformation by empowering wo/men and by protecting the integrity of the earth;
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To seek and develop an alternative style which espouses simplicity and assures sustainable sufficiency for all;
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To promote a culture of peace.
All of us - administration, personnel, students, parents, alumnae, and ICM Sisters - are partners in mission. Let us walk together with Jesus Christ as our light. Let us make our school, our homes, the Philippines, and the world oases of life, love, and peace. Let our light shine and be a blessing!
REGISTRATIONRegistration for all students will be from May 15 to May 27 from 7:30 to 11:30 A.M. only, excluding Sunday. Enrollment will be per grade and year level, starting with the Fourth Year. Sisters in the lower grades and years enroll on the same day as their older sister. Please follow the grade/year level schedule as follows:
REMINDERS Grade School and High School* Submission of report card to the Registrar : April 4, 7 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, 2008 (from 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.)
* Students must present a certificate of medical examination performed * During the year, the Student Enrichment Groups (SEG’s) in the High
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THERESIANS come home to a CARNIVALE! St. Theresa's College Alumnae Association of Quezon City (STAAQC) welcomes its alumnae with a burst of cultural colors, music, dance and lots of samba. Entitled, "Carnivale" this year's homecoming on January 26, 2008, at the High School grounds, will showcase rhythm and motion from Brazil, UK, USA, Italy, India, Mexico, Spain, Russia, and even our very own Philippine islands. The much anticipated celebration of all alumnae is being led by the Silver Jubilarians, High School Batch 83 with the participation of HS 53, the Goldies from HS 58, Rubies from HS 68, Pearls from HS 78, as well as HS 63, 73, 88, 93, 98, 03, and C68 and C73
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St. Theresa's College Quezon City Statement on TRUTH and ACCOUNTABILITY |
Amidst all the unresolved issues we are facing now, we again find ourselves with another controversy. The investigation being made by the Senate and the media mileage on the NBN-ZTE deal has revealed contradicting statements, conflicting interests and allegations of the persons involved. The enforcement of E.O. 464 is hindering the people's right to information. Executive Order 464 requires all heads of departments of the Executive branch of the government to secure the consent of the President prior to appearing before the Senate or House of Congress. Is there an attempt to hide the truth from the public? Is the truth being corrupted? Is truth becoming evasive?
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