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Flowers for Rizal on his 150th Birthday

By: Ma. Cristina Pangan

Flowers for Rizal on his 150th Birthday

MSC High School students together with principal Lerma S. Prudente and members of the faculty, joined other schools, civic and non-government organizations and the local city government in the flower offering as a sign of homage to Dr. Jose Rizal

VYP-MSC Institute of Technologyin its aim to instill patriotism and develop social awareness and participation in its students, joined the whole nation in the 150th birthday celebration of Dr. Jose Rizal, our national hero.

In San Pablo City’s commemoration of Rizal’s birthday held at the City Plaza on June 18, 2011, officers of the MSC High School Student Council and other students, together with their principal Mrs. Lerma S. Prudente and members of the faculty, joined other schools, civic and non-government organizations and the local city government in the flower offering as a sign of homage to our national hero.

The program which started at 8 am and hosted by Mr. Alejo Genove and Ms. Donnabel Eseo also featured speeches from some government officials, all of which focused on the remarkable life and deeds of Dr. Jose Rizal.

Yellow and white balloons were flown to signify the courage and love our hero had for our country,

A ceremonial toast concluded the celebration.

The program also showcased different cultural and musical abilities of students from different schools in San Pablo City.

MSC Welcomes Another School Year

By: Ma. Cristina Pangan
 

MSC Welcomes Another School Year

Old and new faces of MSC trooped to its main campus at Fule St, San Pablo City

It’s back to school! Old and new faces of the VYP—MSC Institute of Technology family trooped to its main campus at Fule St, San Pablo City on June 6, 2011, the first day of the school year. This day marks  another beginning to both new and old members of the MSC family.

This School Year 2010-2011, another innovation was injected in the curriculum. Apart from the regular curriculum approved by the Department of Education, enhancement classes were added to develop the skills of the students more. The  enhancement classes    include Math Plus, Journalism, and Robotics, Math Plus, also known as Mental Math, focuses on short cut math techniques. Developed by MSC Pres. Virgilio Y. Prudente, this program aims not only to develop students’ mental computation ability, but also to eliminate their fear or anxiety with numbers.

Journalism classes, on the other hand, aim to  develop the students’    written communication skills and to develop    vigilance in what is       happening around them.
Robotics aims to     develop analytical and invention skills among students.

All three classes have already been a part of the MSC curriculum in the previous year, however, these classes were       distributed to different year levels. This year, all levels are entitled to these three classes.

The implementation of this curriculum is in sync with MSC’s belief of    bringing out the best in every student…the life-long learner.