Notre Dame of Surala
Paaralan ng Notre Dame ng Surala | |
Type | Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres, Passionist Congregation of the Philippines, Private School |
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Established | 1952 |
Location | , |
Campus | Notre Dame Drive (Main Campus) |
The Notre Dame of Surallah is a private School in Surallah, South Cotabato it is being manage by SPC sisters who also administers the St. Paul Schools in the Philippines and it owned by the Passionist Priests.
Brief History of NDS
NOTRE DAME OF SURALA was founded in 1967 at the request of Catholic parents of Surala, South Cotabato to insure the Christian Formation of their children within the context of the academic program.
Reverend Raymond Pulvino, C.P., the founder, was responsible for the speedy construction of the buildings. The passionist Fathers gave him support and financial backing. The school is presently owned by the Congregation of the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Philippines.
The passionist fathers intended NDS to serve, that is; the school will not be a profit-making venture; it will render service to as many pupils as it can accommodate; hence, there will be no screening.
Since the establishment of NDS was an answer to a Christian school, its main qualification in "CHRISTIAN". Therefore, it is the most important factor in the total formation of a person.
The SISTERS OF ST. PAUL OF CHARTES were invited by the Passionist Fathers to the administer the school in 1969.
VISION
The Notre Dame of Surala inspired by the ideals of the Blessed Virgin, envisions to develop the entire person through quality education, committed to forming competent, responsible, productive, and God-loveing graduates.
MISSION
Taking Mary as our model, we, the mentors of Notre Dame of Surala, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, commit ourselves to Paulinian Education in a cooperative endeavor to:
1. Form responsible, competent persons who are maka-Diyos, makatao, makabayan, makabuhay, and makakalikasan; 2. To develop persons who are able to help the poor and the needy and uplift their quality of life; and 3. To help build an authentic Christ-centered community.
(Source by Teni Nyca Antenor from Notre Dame of Surala, Pupils Handbook)
Educational Programs
- pre-school
- elementary
- High School
Future plans
Vocational College (palns Have Exist to put College Courses but cancelled)