St. Jerome Emiliani School Of the Somascan Fathers Dinalupihan, Bataan, Philippines








































St. Jerome Emiliani School Of the Somascan Fathers
Roosevelt, Dinalupihan, Bataan

A year after the parish dedicated to St. Jerome was erected, in the same venue, a school for the young people of Bataan was built. It caters for the Christian catholic academic formation of the youth.  This year school year 2017-18, it starts accepting children in the kindergarten level. The school boasts its low tuition fee which is very much affordable for the low income families in the area. It has complete facilities to provide quality education and convenience to the young students. It is directly run by the Somascan Fathers under the directorship of  Fr. Anastacio Llantos, CRS and assisted by Brother Isagane Al-os. The school is under the community of the Aemiliani House of Bataan.
















































































































Comments

Anonymous said…
ganda ng school namen no,,,,,,,,hi kay mam neng, mam nong, mam lanie, Fr. tom, Fr. manuel and specially to our beloved principal Ms. Rosario Morales and also to Fr. John CariÑo CRS.

BY: Daryl Jasper De Leon

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

December 10, 2009

be a part of history of our school,,St Jerome Emilliani School, Roosevelt Dinalupihan Bataan..
December 10, 2009 at 3:52 AM
kriza said…
ahahai!!!bt isa plang ung comment ? uy mga tga sjes comment naman kau d2!!mmm...nakx gnda ng comment mo aa,,to ol sjes tc plge!!!comment lng kau d2 ha...more power sa iniong lht!!!!ikmxta nio pla aku sa buong 3rd year!!!lovelots!!!vavoosh!!!ai b4 i 4got..kmxta nrn sla mam en ung mga somascan fathers en somascan seminarians!!!gueh bounce back nlng kau ha...=]
January 3, 2010 at 1:32 AM
kriza said…
ai ai kla ku time ku na..daryl phinge aman ng mga f.s ng boung 3rd yr...sa mka2basa ng comment co..txt nio aku ha..e2 # ku 09391784407 guiz..txt nio aku ha..vavay !!!ingatx pu xa lht !!
January 3, 2010 at 1:36 AM
somascan fathers said…
Thank you for viewing our blog... please extend the invitations to your friends and people you know... May St. Jerome always pray for all of you. God bless you and your family.
January 8, 2010 at 3:24 PM
diana said…
hi po sa inyong lahat... kmsta na po kayong lahat... miz yah ol... lovelots... ingat po plagi and God bless...
February 21, 2010 at 5:51 PM
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February 24, 2010 at 11:23 PM
Unknown said…
ahhhhhhhhhhhh..miss ko na ang lahat
lalo na c boss a..alfred.daryl. aurel.rafael.c cj.ang pitong gunggung.ang mga teachers. mga semenarians.mga father.at lahat ng mga naging part ng st.jerome emiliani school.sa mga my faceboook jan...sali kau sa group na 2...,,,,http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=8393&id=100000263302700&saved#!/search/?ref=search&q=sjes&init=quick....click nyu lng 2ng link...group 2 ng sjes sa facebook..oh kaya add nyo nlang aq search nyu name q.....t.y.
by. raymond aller....
February 28, 2010 at 5:59 AM
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