Sunday, July 29, 2012
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF LA SALETTE EDUCATION
Basically, the La Salette Schools are Catholic Institutions whose duty is to help students to:
1.) understand that man is a child of God and should see Christ in others l, thus, respect and uplift one's dignity.
2.) become dynamic leader and evangelizer in his own community in faith and freedom, true agent of reconciliation through service for others in Christ's redemptive love.
3.) integrate academic excellence with Gospel values, Filipino cultural values and personal values so that equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills, he will be able to fulfill the objectives of La Salette. These objectives are formally implemented initially in the elementary, sustained in the secondary, intensified in the tertiary and strengthened in the specific areas of specialization of the graduate level.
1.) understand that man is a child of God and should see Christ in others l, thus, respect and uplift one's dignity.
2.) become dynamic leader and evangelizer in his own community in faith and freedom, true agent of reconciliation through service for others in Christ's redemptive love.
3.) integrate academic excellence with Gospel values, Filipino cultural values and personal values so that equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills, he will be able to fulfill the objectives of La Salette. These objectives are formally implemented initially in the elementary, sustained in the secondary, intensified in the tertiary and strengthened in the specific areas of specialization of the graduate level.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Aurora, Isabela
Aurora is a 3rd class municipality in the province of Isabela, Philippines. According to the latest census, it has a population of 31,547 people in 5,896 households. Aurora is a 3rd class municipality of Isabela and politically subdivided into 33 barangays.
•Apiat
•Bagnos
•Bagong Tanza
•Ballesteros
•Bannagao
•Bannawag
•Bolinao
•Caipilan
•Camarunggayan
•Dalig-Kalinga
•Diamantina
•Divisoria
•Esperanza East
•Esperanza West
•Kalabaza
•Rizalina (Lapuz)
•Macatal
•Malasin
•Nampicuan
•Villa Nuesa
•Panecien
•San Andres
•San Jose (Pob.)
•San Rafael
•San Ramon
•Santa Rita
•Santa Rosa
•Saranay
•Sili
•Victoria
•Villa Fugu
•San Juan (Pob.)
•San Pedro-San Pablo (Pob.)
© Wikipedia
•Apiat
•Bagnos
•Bagong Tanza
•Ballesteros
•Bannagao
•Bannawag
•Bolinao
•Caipilan
•Camarunggayan
•Dalig-Kalinga
•Diamantina
•Divisoria
•Esperanza East
•Esperanza West
•Kalabaza
•Rizalina (Lapuz)
•Macatal
•Malasin
•Nampicuan
•Villa Nuesa
•Panecien
•San Andres
•San Jose (Pob.)
•San Rafael
•San Ramon
•Santa Rita
•Santa Rosa
•Saranay
•Sili
•Victoria
•Villa Fugu
•San Juan (Pob.)
•San Pedro-San Pablo (Pob.)
© Wikipedia
“Be A Salettinian, Be A Reconciler"
A Salettinian is..
A STUDENT who is aware that learning never ends... One who thinks of a way on how to maximize his/her time to develop his/herself to think critically, judge with fair thinking, apply and weigh moral values and make free but right decisions.
A PERSON who has self-respect and dignity,one who equally believes in the human dignity of other and strives to explore and develop his/her abilities and talents to the full service of God and of others.
A CHRISTIAN who celebrates and lives meaningfully his/her discipleship in Christ through Penance, Prayer and Zeal. He participates in the Evangelization Mission and Reconciliation of his Church with
conscious preference for love of the poor, and the oppressed
A GOOD CITIZEN who has strong sense of loyalty and love for country, a peacemaker embodied with integrity, and passion for truth; one who is always aware of his/her responsibility in society , thereby, contributing to the spiritual, moral, social, cultural and economic development of his/her family and community.
A RECONCILER who strives everyday to live the La Salette charism as an instrument of healing , restoring and bringing the lost dignity of people because of sin and the lack of concern for the things that break the rights of people and nature which foster other forms of injustices; one who responds to the invitation of Our Lady of La Salette.
A STUDENT who is aware that learning never ends... One who thinks of a way on how to maximize his/her time to develop his/herself to think critically, judge with fair thinking, apply and weigh moral values and make free but right decisions.
A PERSON who has self-respect and dignity,one who equally believes in the human dignity of other and strives to explore and develop his/her abilities and talents to the full service of God and of others.
A CHRISTIAN who celebrates and lives meaningfully his/her discipleship in Christ through Penance, Prayer and Zeal. He participates in the Evangelization Mission and Reconciliation of his Church with
conscious preference for love of the poor, and the oppressed
A GOOD CITIZEN who has strong sense of loyalty and love for country, a peacemaker embodied with integrity, and passion for truth; one who is always aware of his/her responsibility in society , thereby, contributing to the spiritual, moral, social, cultural and economic development of his/her family and community.
A RECONCILER who strives everyday to live the La Salette charism as an instrument of healing , restoring and bringing the lost dignity of people because of sin and the lack of concern for the things that break the rights of people and nature which foster other forms of injustices; one who responds to the invitation of Our Lady of La Salette.
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Handog sa mga mag-aaral ng Aurora
free school supplies for all the students in Aurora, Isabela
•Bag
•Notebooks
•Ballpen
•Colored pencils
•Pad of paper
•Bag
•Notebooks
•Ballpen
•Colored pencils
•Pad of paper
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
LA SALETTE OF AURORA, INC.
IDENTITY: La Salette of Aurora, Inc. is a Catholic School called to evangelize the young in the spirit of Our Lady of La Salette's message of Reconciliation.
CORE PURPOSE: To provide excellent Catholic education to enable the young to attain “fullness of life” (John 10:10).
CORE VALUES:
Mary's Fiat
Penance, Prayer and Zeal
Excellence
Solidarity
Stewardship
CORE PURPOSE: To provide excellent Catholic education to enable the young to attain “fullness of life” (John 10:10).
CORE VALUES:
Mary's Fiat
Penance, Prayer and Zeal
Excellence
Solidarity
Stewardship
SALETTINIAN GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES:
A Salettinian graduate is a responsible life-long learner, has passion for excellence, is service-oriented, lives a God-centered life and is in communion with others in building a better world.
SALETTINIAN TEACHER ATTRIBUTES:
A Salettinian teacher is committed to life-long learning, has passion for exellence, is a responsible steward, lives a God-centered life and is in communion with others in realizing the La Salette vission-mission and in building a better world.
La Salette of Aurora
La Salette of Aurora, one among the 10 La Salette schools in the province of Isabela is located in Aurora, Isabela, Philippines – a town west of Cabatuan across the ravaging Magat River, which continually erodes the town’s border taking away big portion of farm lands.
In 1952, the late Rev. Paul C. Drouillard, MS who was the parish priest of St Isidore, thought of putting up a school for the Catholic Families’ Children in his parish. His missionary spirit inspired him so much that he requested the bishop for an approval reached his hands in exchange for his prayers, sacrifices, inspiration and live for the catholic families.
In March 1952, La Salette of Aurora was incorporated as a non-stock, non-profit institution with the purpose of providing secondary education. On July 1, 1952, the school started operating with the total enrollment of 376. Since then, it continued to cater to the educational needs of the Western Isabelinos particularly Burgos, San Manuel and Aurora. During the succeeding years of operation, the school finally won the recognition of the Ministry of Education and Culture formerly Department of Education.
Since then, laymen had administered La Salette of Aurora with the parish priest acting as the director or Chaplain and Financial Consultant. Its development in terms of enrollment, buildings and facilities has been slow on account of the low socio-economic condition of majority of the population and relatively low school fees. In spite of these, however, the school had survived those critical years because of its developed reputation: high standard, discipline, religious education, its program consonant with Christian principles, and its commitment in building a Christian Community.
In keeping with the mission to spread the message of the Blessed Virgin Mary and its pursuit of academic excellence and service to the Filipino youth and its unequalled dedication to the promotion of the values of religion and culture of the Filipinos since 1952, La Salette of Aurora upholds and lives its philosophy of education which is on-going process of growth in freedom and in fullness of being, prepared for, lived and experience by the entire school community realized in the reconciliation, and integration of Filipino cultural values and those of Jesus Christ who came “so they have may life and have it to the full.” (John 10:10)
La Salette of Aurora since its humble beginning has helped many catholic families as evidence by many catholic professionals who are products of this honored institution like teachers, doctors, nurses, midwives, engineers, office and business holders, and of course, priest, brothers and sisters who work in the vineyard of the Lord. These same professionals have their children enrolled in the Alma Mater – a sound and loudable manifestation of their trust and confidence that La Salette of Aurora education can help mold citizens into self-reliant, self-disciplined and self-determined Christians who are willing to pass on to generations these same commitments and valued inheritance whether they are working here or in other places.
This bright future in the development within the near future coupled with the increasing population will certainly present pressure to the school like the accommodation of more students, granting of education privileges and opportunities for the poor, but deserving students.
In 1952, the late Rev. Paul C. Drouillard, MS who was the parish priest of St Isidore, thought of putting up a school for the Catholic Families’ Children in his parish. His missionary spirit inspired him so much that he requested the bishop for an approval reached his hands in exchange for his prayers, sacrifices, inspiration and live for the catholic families.
In March 1952, La Salette of Aurora was incorporated as a non-stock, non-profit institution with the purpose of providing secondary education. On July 1, 1952, the school started operating with the total enrollment of 376. Since then, it continued to cater to the educational needs of the Western Isabelinos particularly Burgos, San Manuel and Aurora. During the succeeding years of operation, the school finally won the recognition of the Ministry of Education and Culture formerly Department of Education.
Since then, laymen had administered La Salette of Aurora with the parish priest acting as the director or Chaplain and Financial Consultant. Its development in terms of enrollment, buildings and facilities has been slow on account of the low socio-economic condition of majority of the population and relatively low school fees. In spite of these, however, the school had survived those critical years because of its developed reputation: high standard, discipline, religious education, its program consonant with Christian principles, and its commitment in building a Christian Community.
In keeping with the mission to spread the message of the Blessed Virgin Mary and its pursuit of academic excellence and service to the Filipino youth and its unequalled dedication to the promotion of the values of religion and culture of the Filipinos since 1952, La Salette of Aurora upholds and lives its philosophy of education which is on-going process of growth in freedom and in fullness of being, prepared for, lived and experience by the entire school community realized in the reconciliation, and integration of Filipino cultural values and those of Jesus Christ who came “so they have may life and have it to the full.” (John 10:10)
La Salette of Aurora since its humble beginning has helped many catholic families as evidence by many catholic professionals who are products of this honored institution like teachers, doctors, nurses, midwives, engineers, office and business holders, and of course, priest, brothers and sisters who work in the vineyard of the Lord. These same professionals have their children enrolled in the Alma Mater – a sound and loudable manifestation of their trust and confidence that La Salette of Aurora education can help mold citizens into self-reliant, self-disciplined and self-determined Christians who are willing to pass on to generations these same commitments and valued inheritance whether they are working here or in other places.
This bright future in the development within the near future coupled with the increasing population will certainly present pressure to the school like the accommodation of more students, granting of education privileges and opportunities for the poor, but deserving students.
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