Saint Louis University Basic Education School
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Claro M. Recto St., Navy Base Rd., Saint Joseph Village , , | |
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| Former name | Boy's High School Laboratory Elementary School Laboratory High School |
| Type | Private, Nonsectarian |
| Religious affiliation(s) | Roman Catholic |
| Established | c. 1921 |
| Principal | Alejandro P. Pablico (Basic Education School) |
| Assistant to the Principal | Lorna E. Lucas (Academic Affairs) Dr. Romeo E. Javier (Student Affairs) |
| Campuses | Gonzaga Campus Navy Base Campus |
| Color(s) | White and Blue |
| Slogan | Be the Best, Bida BEdS! |
| Song | SLU Hymn |
| Publication | Young Louisian Courier Alab The Louisian |
| Website | www |
Saint Louis University Basic Education School - Laboratory High School Department (formerly known as Saint Louis University Laboratory High School) is the high school unit of Saint Louis University, a private, Roman Catholic, CICM university located in Baguio, Philippines. The school is located on Navy Base Road, Baguio; it was originally at the Gonzaga campus.
The school started operations in 1921; the first graduating class was that of 1929. The school was closed during World War II, and reopened in 1946.
Departments
Elementary Department
The Basic Education School - Laboratory Elementary Department (SLU BEdS - Elementary Department) is an elementary school that is a part of Saint Louis University, a Catholic institution located in Baguio, Philippines. It was founded in 1911 and has been offering a range of classes from Kindergarten to Sixth Grade to students in the local community since 1915. The school is located on the Gonzaga Campus of Saint Louis University, which is named after Saint Aloysius de Gonzaga, a Jesuit saint who is known for his work with young people and his dedication to education.
Over the years, the SLU BEdS - Elementary Department has grown and developed, offering a high-quality education to students in the local community. The school is committed to providing a supportive and nurturing learning environment that helps students develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their academic and personal lives. In addition to traditional subjects like math, science, and language arts, the school also offers a range of extracurricular activities and programs that help students develop important life skills, such as teamwork, leadership, and creativity. Overall, the SLU BEdS - Elementary Department is a vital part of the local community, providing students with the tools and support they need to achieve their full potential.
Vision Mission
We envision the SLU Laboratory Elementary as an excellent and transformative learning institution committed to help all pupils discover, initially develop and put into effective use their God-given talents so that they will be imbued with the Christian Spirit and be competent, creative and socially involved members of the society.
Junior High Department
The Junior High Department at Saint Louis University (SLU) is a coeducational school for students in the junior high grades. It was originally established in 1921 as the Saint Louis University Boys' High School and was only for male students. The school's first graduates completed their studies in 1929. In 2003, the school became coeducational, meaning that it started accepting both male and female students.
The Junior High Department is located on SLU's Navy Base campus, along with the Senior High Department. The two departments are separately administered, meaning that they have their own leadership and staff. This separation was implemented following the implementation of the K-12 program in the Philippines, which added two years to the country's basic education system.
As a coeducational junior high school, the Junior High Department at SLU offers a wide range of academic and extracurricular programs and activities to help students grow and learn. The school is committed to providing a high-quality education that helps students develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their academic and personal lives. By offering a supportive and nurturing learning environment, the Junior High Department at SLU helps students achieve their full potential and prepare for the next phase of their education.
Vision Mission
SLU Laboratory Junior High is envisioned as a competent, missionary and transformative educational institution committed to the formation of creative and active Christians who give witness to the gospel values through the development of their God-given talents, skills and attitudes in the service of God, Church, school, and society.
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Senior High Department
The Senior High Department at Saint Louis University (SLU) is a coeducational school for students in the senior high. It was established following the implementation of the K-12 education curriculum system in the Philippines, which added two years to the country's basic education system. The Senior High Department is located on SLU's Navy Base campus, along with the Junior High Department.
Vision Mission
SLU Laboratory Senior High is committed to be a transformative socially engaged Catholic Educational Institution forming Christ centered, responsible and globally enterprising citizens through holistic human and Christian formation, collaborative learning, and academic excellence in the pursuit of justice, peace, and integrity of creation.
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Facilities
Saint Louis University Laboratory High School is currently housed at the Navy Base Campus of Saint Louis University. It consists of the Charles Peters Building (including Annex 1 & 2) & Jan Van Bauwel Building (Junior High Campus) and Gerard Decaestecker Building (Senior High Campus).
This campus includes the following:
- Chapel in Gerard Decaestecker Building
- Medical and Dental Clinics
- SLU BEdS HS Learning Resource Center
- Institute for Inclusive Education
- Audio Visual Rooms
- Conference Rooms / Meeting Rooms
- Dance Studio
- Canteens: in Charles Peters Building, Jan Van Bauwel Building, and in Decaestecker Building
- Gerard Decaestecker Function Hall
- Covered Court
- Open Court
- Security Office
- Science Laboratories
- Computer Laboratories
Principals
Early principals were members of the Congregatio Immaculati Cordis Mariae. The more recent of them were
- Fr. John Van Bauwel, CICM, 1952–54
- Fr. Wilfred Deturck, CICM, 1954–57
- Fr. Joseph Herpels, CICM, 1957–58
- Fr. James Termeer, CICM, 1958–60
- Fr. Alfredo Spincemaille, CICM, 1960–63
- Fr. Albert Depre, CICM, 1963–64
- Fr. Wilfred Deturck, CICM, 1964-63
- Fr. Gaston Nollet, CICM, 1966–68
- Fr. Hubert Dupont, CICM, 1968–70
- Fr. Joseph Van den Daelen, CICM, 1970–71
Beginning in 1971, they have been selected from outside the order:
- Mr. Liberato A. Mayo, 1971–77
- Mrs. Caridad Trinidad, 1977–80
- Dr. Thelma R. Leal, 1980–89
- Mr. Ernesto Azarcon, 1989–91
- Ms. Lourdes Lucero, 1991–94
- Mr. Francisco Castillo, 1994–97
- Dr. Edmundo Ceniza, 1997–98
- Atty. Rolando dela Cruz, 1998-2004
- Mrs. Ria Francis A. Robles, 2004-2009
- Mr. Francisco T. Agoot, 2009-2010
- Dr. Joel Cabanilla, 2010-2012
- Mr. Ronaldo Pontanosa, 2012–2017
- Fr. Macwayne Maniwang, CICM, PhD, 2017-2019 (Junior High)
- Dr. Romeo Javier, 2017– 2022 (Senior High)
- Ms. Marilyn L. Balmeo, PhD, 2019–2022 (Junior High)
- Alejandro P. Pablico, Present (One Basic Education: LES, JHS, SHS)
Admission Policy
Saint Louis University is a Catholic school that is open to students who live in Baguio and the surrounding area. While the school is primarily for Catholics, non-Catholics are also welcome to attend, as long as they participate in all of the required religious activities. Students who are dependents of Saint Louis University employees are given priority for admission. In the past, Saint Louis University was only for male students, but in recent years, it has started accepting female students as well.
School Organizations
Elementary Department
Junior High Department
Senior High Department
1. Glee Club
2. Girl Scouts of the Philippines
3. Boy Scouts of the Philippines - Rover Scouts
4. Louisian ICT Club
5. Louisian Artisans Guild
6. Louisian Mathematics Guild
7. Louisian Research Club
8. Samahang Filipino
9. Science Club for All, the Louisians, and the Environment (SCALE Club)
10. Social Science Club
11. Society of Performing Arts (SPA)
12. Speech and Debate Society (SPADES)
13. Louisian Sports Club
14. Young Entrepreneur's Club
15. The Louisian (Publication)
16. Samahan ng mga Nagkakaisang Mag-aaral (SANAMA - United Student Council)
Campus Ministry
SLU Basic Education School Campus Ministry
Saint Louis University is a Catholic institution that is guided by the mission of spreading the message of God through love and service to others. Within the university, the Office of the Vice President for Mission and Identity is responsible for ensuring that the university stays true to its mission. The university also has a Campus Ministry that focuses on helping people at the university grow in their faith and have a deeper relationship with Jesus.
The CICM Campus Ministry focuses on Christian formation, which means helping people at the university grow in their faith and have a deeper relationship with Jesus. The Campus Ministry is responsible for three main areas: the Ministry of the Word, which includes evangelization, catechesis (teaching about the Christian faith), guidance, and education; the Ministry of worship; and the Ministry of healing. Another goal of the Campus Ministry is to create a "living encounter with Jesus" on campus through these different ministries. The Campus Ministry works to achieve this goal by collaborating with school administrators, faculty, students, and other stakeholders, and by following the guidance of the Office of the Vice President for Mission and Identity. The Campus Ministry also plans and leads activities throughout the year to help people at the university grow in their faith and live out Christian values.
Here is a list of the yearly activities of the Campus Ministry:
1. Eucharistic Celebrations
2. Prayer Services
3. Recollections
4. Bible Quiz competitions
5. Youth Camp
6. Training and Seminars for Volunteers
7. Formation Sessions
8. Social Involvement Activities