Pangantucan Community High School
About us
Pangantucan Community High School is a Filipino Catholic Jesuit Mission School. It aims to become a leading Agricultural High School that produces academically competent, agriculturally connected, Christ-centered, culturally sensitive, and conscientious high school graduates.
PCHS was established in 1968 by Fr. Frank Webster, SJ and Fr. Greg Horgan, SJ as a response to the need for a high school in Pangantucan. Fr. Robert Cunningham, SJ was its longest serving School Director.
SY 2021-22 student population – 1172; approx. 25% indigenous youth. Enrollment profile: JHS – 817; SHS – 355; SHS completers - 204. Academic tracks – accountancy and business management (ABM); horticulture (technology/ vocational/ livelihood TVL); science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM); humanities and social sciences (HUMSS).
President: Fr. Marlon Fabros, SJ
Chairman, Board of Trustees: Fr. Rene Tacastacas, SJ
School Principal: Mr. Kim Peter Diez
School Chaplain: Fr. Alex Badiola, SJ
Address: Overview Village, Poblacion, Pangantucan, Bukidnon
Telephone: 0917 811 0150
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St. Therese School of Miarayon
About us
St. Therese School of Miarayon was established in 1997 by Fr. Norberto Bautista SJ in collaboration with the Talaandig tribal leaders of the community. It is the only high school in the area. There are public and private schools in Poblacion, Talakag, however the town center is 50 km. away. Student population – 746; 95% indigenous youth (the largest indigenous population among the mission schools); 17 teachers. Academic track – general academic strand (GAS). Funding is needed to support its Lumad college scholars.
School Supervisor: Fr. Kenzlee Ybañez, SJ
Address: Miarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon
Email: therese.of.miarayon@gmail.com
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Support Our High School Scholarhips
Education lifts communities out of poverty
Funding is needed to support deserving high students to pay for tuition, allowances for uniform, supplies, transportation, meals and dorm expenses. Providing housing for the students enable those who live far from the school a comfortable place to stay while away from home.
(Photo: Xavier University HS Batch '78 visiting their scholars from St. Therese School of Miarayon, September 25, 2024. Thank you for your generosity.)
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