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Following the devastation of [[World War II]], on September 2 1945, a group of citizens in the Philippines took a step toward recovery from the destruction brought on by the war. The province of [[Rizal]] was among those worst affected in the areas of economy and agriculture . In addition to new economic challenges, the availability of [[education]] services in the region were severely limited. Moved by the lack of [[education|academic]] options in Rizal, a group of educators and advocates sought to build an [[education|educational]] institution. After months of hard work, on July 1 1946, the Juan Sumulong Memorial Schools System was formally inaugurated.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.revolvy.com/page/Juan-Sumulong-Memorial-Junior-College?smv=2782514|title="Juan Sumulong Memorial Junior College" on Revolvy.com|last=LLC|first=Revolvy|website=www.revolvy.com|language=en|access-date=2019-02-16}}</ref> |
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==Juan Sumulong Memorial School System, Inc.== |
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| Type | Private school |
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| Established | 1940 |
| Hymn | "JSMSS School Hymn" |
| Colors | Green, white, pink |
| Nickname | JSMSS |
| Affiliations | Angono Private High School Sumulong Memorial High School |
Juan Sumulong Memorial Junior College, commonly abbreviated as JSMJC, is an elementary to secondary educational institution in the Philippines. It was founded by Don Juan Sumulong in 1957 and is the forerunner of the Juan Sumulong Memorial Schools System, which includes its constituent schools namely Angono Private High School (Angono, Rizal), Angono Private High School (Binangonan, Rizal Extension), and Sumulong Memorial High School (Antipolo, Rizal).
History
Following the devastation of World War II, on September 2 1945, a group of citizens in the Philippines took a step toward recovery from the destruction brought on by the war. The province of Rizal was among those worst affected in the areas of economy and agriculture . In addition to new economic challenges, the availability of education services in the region were severely limited. Moved by the lack of academic options in Rizal, a group of educators and advocates sought to build an educational institution. After months of hard work, on July 1 1946, the Juan Sumulong Memorial Schools System was formally inaugurated.[1]
Juan Sumulong Memorial School System, Inc.
Educational Level
- Kindergarten
- Elementary (1-6)
- Junior High (7-10)
- Senior High (11-12)
School Facilities
- Office of the Director
- Office of the Principal
- Office of the Asst. Principals
- Registrar's Office
- Administrative Office
- Office of the Prefect of Discipline
- I.T. Office
- Year-Level Faculty Rooms
- Classrooms
- Audio-Visual Room
- Multi-Purpose Hall
- Science Laboratory
- Computer Laboratories
- Speech Laboratory
- T.L.E Practice House
- School Library
- School Clinic
- Playground
- Bookstore
- Canteen
- Stock Room
- JSMJC Mini-Garden
- JSMJC Senior High Building
School Organizations
- Cadet Officer Leadership Training (COLOT)
- Sumulong Dance Company
- JSMJC Drum and Lyre
- JSMJC Glee
- Juan Sumulong Artists' Group (JSAG)
- Juan Sumulong Photography Experts Group (JPEG)
- The Sumulong Advocate
- JSMJC Talking Hands
- JSMJC Varsity Team
- Teatro Sumulong
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