SGIS Graduates: Frontline Heroes

For the past twenty (20) years, SGIS had created a distinct culture which has been instilled in the very core of its students. SGIS Education did not just equip its students with the knowledge and skills necessary to be successful in the future, but it has made them capable to voice out their views, expose to them their real potential, lead them to become better persons, participate actively during cultural events and respond to the needs of the society.  As a Gabrielite, they had the opportunity to share to the less fortunate through their yearly Christmas gift-giving and visits to Rizal Medical Center. In times of calamities, they were also encouraged to personally participate in the distribution of goods. The addition of Senior High School to the Basic Education Program opened up yet another opportunity to the students as they undergo the apprenticeship program as a requirement for graduation.

Having seen the students grow and hearing about how they are as adults today make the school really proud of the education it provides. The holistic and inclusive approach to education has developed students to be critical, confident and independent. It had made learning a process of self-improvement more than anything else. It explicitly recognizes the self and the social context of learning and the needs of the individual learners in the interaction. SGIS has produced graduates who are not only academically competent and skill-oriented but also socially aware and with an exemplary attitude towards work as a whole. They effectively contribute to the development of their country in their chosen professions.

On the 20th anniversary of SGIS, it gives due recognition to its graduates who are now in the medical field and those who opted to serve amid the Pandemic. They are indeed replete with mixed emotions but their passion to serve, their compassion to others, their perseverance and commitment to their sworn-to professions had kept them going. Continue to carry the Gabrielite torch during these unprecedented times!

SGIS Graduates: Front Line Heroes

The Front Liners During their High School Years