Aia Jada Occeño | The MSC Advantage

MSC has always led the way and broke new ground involving many things, but what’s good about it is that we are always willing to share our knowledge with everybody. MSC has always been generous with whatever new technology or equipment it has so that others can also benefit from it.

This way of thinking have been instilled in its students, hence many graduates are willing to impart their knowledge through the teaching. We gathered a list of educators who were graduates of MSC and it was no surprise to find a lot!

Here are some educators, who (we proudly note) are from MSC High School!

Zarina Doria, class 1998 – now teaching at Blue Danube School
Jeffrey Magtibay, class 2007 – Laguna Colleges
Dennis Gutierrez, class 2005 – CLDDMNHS
Glaiza Reogo, class 2002 – UP Los Baños
Mark Lester Chico, class 2002 – UP Los Baños
Hazel Soleta, class 2010 – Lakes City Christian School
Rainzel Atienza, class 2006 – CLDDMNHS
Honeylette Panganiban, class 2006 – Laguna Colleges
Myrene Sangcap, class 2000 – UP Los Baños

From the Tech-Voc department of MSC, there were also many graduates who pursued an education degree so that they can teach. Among them are:

Clifford Estrellado – DLSP
Dennis Gambuta – DLSP
Leo Cabiles – DLSP
Freddie Adajar – DLSP
Lea Capule – Dizon High
Joy Ann Morales – Tiaong, Quezon
Claire Ticzon – Canossa College
Julie Maranan – San Antonio 1 ES
Esther Anglo – Don Ysidro Memorial School, Tiaong Quezon
Jeromy Tubigan – St. John Parochial School, Tiaong Quezon
Balwyn Toca – DLSP
Aia Jada Occeño – Open Door Christian Academy

This list is far from complete. There are surely many others who we missed. If you know of more educators from MSC, please let us know sending us an email or leave a comment to this post. We will be thrilled to acknowledge them!

The second batch of students who enrolled at MSC Computer Training Center was initially composed of 85 students, 46 Computer Technology course and 39 Office Management course students.

They spent their MSC days at the Alvero building along M. Paulino St. (in front of Ultimart). This batch was one of the liveliest batches of MSC. Various organizations were formed despite the small number of students compared to big schools, and these orgs actively participated in school activities and even sponsored some events.

The Computer Operators and Programmers Society, headed by Edgar Cauyan, the Speech and Drama Club, headed by Eva Cauyan, and the student council with President Keno Moreno were among the active groups aside from the different classes.

Students from this batch experienced the celebration of “MSC – 4 on 4”, the 4^th anniversary of MSC and the founding of MSC Data Exchange Co., MSC’s one stop shop for computer-related services. They were also the ones who had the student council election computerized, a first for MSC and for San Pablo City schools.

Many students from this batch had extensive training in their chosen fields:

OMC students Jedi Seville and Lina Anenias were Student Assistants at the Registrar’s office to hone their secretarial skills.

Ronaldo Romanes, Julie Maranan, and Ariel De Jesus further practiced their computer proficiency as Computer Laboratory Assistants.

Bien Batolome, Joselita Paña, Leony Reyes, Bong Estropia, Glenn Ello, Edgar and Eva Cauyan were Students at the MSC Data Exchange Co.

During their graduation, various awards were given:

Julie Maranan – Best in Computer Operations