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![]() Class adviserTeacher Anna Marie I. Gucio Students A.Y 2013-20141. Antonio Emanuel Alazas 2. Ron Matthew Baquiano 3. Ivan Lorenz Wojtyla Camingue 4. Keziah Castro 5. Rienzi Jay Chan II 6. Casandra Collins 7. Carhrihl Coyoca 8. Reinz Bill Dugan 9. Anton Jeferson Felizarta 10. Dylan Thomas Flores 11 Rica Fornis 12 Grant Gabison 13 Mon Henri Galang 14 Katriel Eisha Gantalao 15 Christian Elson D. Homez 16 Stefano Isaac C. Josol 17 Frances Antoinnete Macaya 18 Aljon Madelo 19 Elijah Madriaga 20 Dominique Mei Montesclaros 21 Kirsten Maia D. Musni 22 Gavin Ouano 23 Mika Dane Gabriel Paes 24 Tristan Quioco 25 Lyle Sanchez 26 Kirsten Leanne Torrevillias 27 Kalen Palang | IntroductionKarol Józef Wojtyła, known as John Paul II since his October 1978 election to the papacy, was born in the Polish town of Wadowice, a small city 50 kilometers from Krakow, on May 18, 1920. He was the youngest of three children born to Karol Wojtyła and Emilia Kaczorowska. His mother died in 1929. His eldest brother Edmund, a doctor, died in 1932 and his father, a non-commissioned army officer died in 1941. A sister, Olga, had died before he was born.
Our SchoolOur campus includes , age-appropriate play areas for children from kindergarten through the upper grades. Our experienced, skilled teaching staff works together as a team to guide your child through his or her academic journey. Quotes"BJP is awesome " - Mei-Mei "Its cool fun and the best " - Eaton Alazas "Its fun,wild,random,a nice section to be in" -Carhrihl Coyoca |
1995 - 1997 Opened as Montessori Education Center by Sr. Christina Trudeau, NDS (AMS) from Chaminade
University, Belmont, California, USA taking the place of Center for Learning Alternative Program (CLAP) under the supervision of the College of Education.
1997-2005 Became the College of Education Montessori Laboratory
2005-2007 Was placed under the Basic Education of South Campus
2007 - Present - Became what it is today, the USC Montessori
Academy, another Basic Education unit of the University.
Incidentally, its opening coincided with the Celebration of the 100th year of Montessori Education.
Your child will have the opportunity to pursue a range of extracurricular activities to complement his or her rigorous academic curriculum. Our low student-to-teacher ratio ensures that your child gets the attention he or she deserves.
We invite you to come visit our school and learn more about our philosophy for preparing your child for success.
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