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PMI Colleges: PMI Admirals Private 1948 Santa Cruz, Manila: Saint Jude College: SJC Crusaders Private 1968 Dimasalang, Sampaloc, Manila: Trinity University of Asia: TUA Broncos Private 1963 Quezon City: Technological Institute of the Philippines: TIP Engineers Private 1962 Quezon City: World Citi Colleges WCC Vikings Private 1979 Cubao, Quezon City
Philippine Merchant Marine School [73] Legazpi City: Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation [73] Manila: FEATI University [73] PMI Colleges: Other campuses in Quezon City and Tagbilaran: STI-NAMEI [73] United Marine Training Centre: Mariveles: Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific [73] Muntinlupa: West Bay College [73] Naval
After World War II destroyed the original church dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes, the Capuchins built a new church in Quezon City in 1950. [2] Four years later, Rev. Fr. Adolfo De Echavarri, superior of the Capuchins in the Philippines, along with other fellow Capuchins, conceptualized the creation of Catholic schools for evangelizing the communities entrusted to them.
School of Saint Anthony, Quezon City, also called SSA or School of Saint Anthony, was founded in 1982 as Saint Anthony Learning Center by spouses Enrique F. Coralejo and Victoria A. Coralejo. [4] Its patron saint is St. Anthony Mary Claret , who founded the Congregation of Missionary Sons of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
Saint Joseph's College of Quezon City was founded in 1932 as Saint Joseph's Academy by Dutch Franciscan Sisters under the leadership of its school directress, Mother Magdala Verhuizen. Today, the school is managed by the Sororum Franscicalium Immaculada Conceptione De Mater Dei (SFIC) sisters. During the Japanese occupation, the school was ...
The Schools Divisions Office of Quezon City (SDO QC) oversees the 97 public elementary schools and 46 public high schools within the city. The number of students enrolled in public schools across the city has increased over time, from an initial population of 20,593 elementary pupils and 310 high school students in 1950 to 258,201 elementary ...
Manuel Quezon University campus at Quiapo, Manila. Subsequently, the Schools of Criminology, Architecture and Secretarial Education were separated from the School of Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Commerce and Business Administration, respectively. The School of Information Technology is the latest addition to the university community.
The Eulogio "Amang" Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology (EARIST) was established after the liberation of Manila in 1945. It started as a vocational school with only one room at the second floor of the Mapa High School, nine teachers, a clerk, and 147 students.