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| Faculty - Boso-Boso Elementary School |
VISION :
1. Happy people (Alumni) enjoying the fruit of their labours because of improved living.
2. Alumni as catalysts in their communities with productive/progressive livelihood projects happily working together
using the appropriate technologies and machineries they’ve learned to operate.
3. Alumni using modern skills and talents acquired through their education with extra research work via internet
advancing towards global competition.
4. Joyful and godly Alumni living a Christ-centered life knowing that God is the source of all wisdom and power to lead
on as salt and light wherever they live and go.
MISSION:
To educate and develop the total man/person – through his heart, head and hands –
Head - provide intelligent/well-trained teachers to guide each student during his days of learning in school
- provide up-to-date text books, reference materials, periodicals, etc.
- provide science equipments and books – lead students toward scientific research and experiments
- have computer class – each student will learn how to use and work with computers for studies
- invite specialists once a year to help students learn more
Heart - train the teachers to integrate each subject with Bible verses related to lessons covered – have Bible
studies in relation to values education and special programs
Hand - have time for work exposure – backyard gardening – care of actual animals during farming program putting
into actual practice in the field what was lectured or discussed in the classrooms.
GOAL:
1. To develop students who will be well-rounded citizens able to cope with life’s situation on global competition.
2. To provide quality education in a Christian setting for academic excellence.
3. To develop the students with good character for future leaders and become good assets for the community
towards progress.
1. Happy people (Alumni) enjoying the fruit of their labours because of improved living.
2. Alumni as catalysts in their communities with productive/progressive livelihood projects happily working together
using the appropriate technologies and machineries they’ve learned to operate.
3. Alumni using modern skills and talents acquired through their education with extra research work via internet
advancing towards global competition.
4. Joyful and godly Alumni living a Christ-centered life knowing that God is the source of all wisdom and power to lead
on as salt and light wherever they live and go.
MISSION:
To educate and develop the total man/person – through his heart, head and hands –
Head - provide intelligent/well-trained teachers to guide each student during his days of learning in school
- provide up-to-date text books, reference materials, periodicals, etc.
- provide science equipments and books – lead students toward scientific research and experiments
- have computer class – each student will learn how to use and work with computers for studies
- invite specialists once a year to help students learn more
Heart - train the teachers to integrate each subject with Bible verses related to lessons covered – have Bible
studies in relation to values education and special programs
Hand - have time for work exposure – backyard gardening – care of actual animals during farming program putting
into actual practice in the field what was lectured or discussed in the classrooms.
GOAL:
1. To develop students who will be well-rounded citizens able to cope with life’s situation on global competition.
2. To provide quality education in a Christian setting for academic excellence.
3. To develop the students with good character for future leaders and become good assets for the community
towards progress.
| 2 Cor. 5: 14 - 15 “ For Christ's love compels us… we are convinced that one died for all… those who live should no longer live for themselves but for Him who died for them… (NIV) |
race Christian Mission, Inc
| Faculty - Boso-Boso High School |
| Faculty - Badian High School |
| Educational Field Trip to Pampanga - Feb. 2, 2008 |
Educational Tour - January 27, 2009
| Student Supreme Council S.Y. 2009-2010 |
| GCMTS - Badian Drum Corps |
Brief History
May, 1977 - GCM gained approval to operate an agricultural high school in Sto. Niño, Tanay, Rizal for the
orphanage youth and students from neighboring mountain tribes.
May, 1979 - Friends in Badian and seaside barrios (villages) in Albay asked for help – they were
desperately in need of a high school for their young people. Since no road came through the mountains to
the barrios, the only way students could go to high school was by boat to a larger town. During the six-
month season for typoons, the small boats from the barrios could not risk the ocean's big waves.
June, 1980 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School (GCMTS) in Badian, Oas, Albay began in a rented
house and a temporary classroom building.
May, 1983 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School in Sto. Niño, Tanay, Rizal moved to Boso-Boso,
Antipolo City. GCM's buildings in Sto.Niño had to be abandoned because of the government's Daraitan
Dam project.
September, 1985 - Government awarded Certificate of Recognition to GCMTS in Badian, Oas, Albay -
Region V.
April, 1986 - Government awarded Certificate of Recognition to GCMTS in Boso-Boso, Antipolo City -
Region IV.
June, 2003 - ongoing - GCMTS stages development of its elementary school to meet educational needs
created by severe over crowding of public elementary schools: 2003 Grade 1; 2004 Grades 1 and 2; 2005
Grades 1, 2 and 3; and 2006 Grades 1, 2,3 and 4. In prior years, GCM provided kindergarten and
preferatory classes for its orphans and other children from the community: these classes have been added
to GCMTS elementary school. In the next two years GCMTS plans to add Grades 5 and 6 -- thus offering a
complete elementary school in the Philippines.
May, 1977 - GCM gained approval to operate an agricultural high school in Sto. Niño, Tanay, Rizal for the
orphanage youth and students from neighboring mountain tribes.
May, 1979 - Friends in Badian and seaside barrios (villages) in Albay asked for help – they were
desperately in need of a high school for their young people. Since no road came through the mountains to
the barrios, the only way students could go to high school was by boat to a larger town. During the six-
month season for typoons, the small boats from the barrios could not risk the ocean's big waves.
June, 1980 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School (GCMTS) in Badian, Oas, Albay began in a rented
house and a temporary classroom building.
May, 1983 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School in Sto. Niño, Tanay, Rizal moved to Boso-Boso,
Antipolo City. GCM's buildings in Sto.Niño had to be abandoned because of the government's Daraitan
Dam project.
September, 1985 - Government awarded Certificate of Recognition to GCMTS in Badian, Oas, Albay -
Region V.
April, 1986 - Government awarded Certificate of Recognition to GCMTS in Boso-Boso, Antipolo City -
Region IV.
June, 2003 - ongoing - GCMTS stages development of its elementary school to meet educational needs
created by severe over crowding of public elementary schools: 2003 Grade 1; 2004 Grades 1 and 2; 2005
Grades 1, 2 and 3; and 2006 Grades 1, 2,3 and 4. In prior years, GCM provided kindergarten and
preferatory classes for its orphans and other children from the community: these classes have been added
to GCMTS elementary school. In the next two years GCMTS plans to add Grades 5 and 6 -- thus offering a
complete elementary school in the Philippines.