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== Paco Catholic School ==
== Paco Catholic School ==
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* Address & Directions
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* Address: 1521 Paz Street, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines 1007
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* History & Memorable Moments
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* Phone:
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* Overview & Photographs
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** (632) 563-8780
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** (632) 338-7084 (fax)
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* Email: paconian@edsamail.com.ph
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* Website: [http://www.pacocatholicschool.edu.ph/]
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* Overview
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As early as 1580, the early Spaniards founded the town of Dilao (now known as Paco), located on the left side of the Pasig River, bounded by Pandacan – Land of The Giants on the North, Sta. Ana Malate on the South and Ermita on the West. Ten years later, Parroquia de Dilao was established with Rev. Fray Juan de Garrobillas as its first parish priest. <ref name=wikipedia>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paco_Catholic_School#The_History_of_Paco_Catholic_School Paco Catholic School] Wikipedia.ORG. Accessed February 2011.</ref>
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In 1762 the parish was relocated near the Pasig River and years later, the Franciscan Superior Governor incorporated the two smaller towns of Penafrancia (Peñafrancia) with the existing parish. The expanded parish was then transferred where the present Peñafrancia church now stands. Finally, the Franciscan Superior Governor ordered that the new town be called San Fernando De Dilao. <ref name="wikipedia"/>
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Fr. De la Concepcion Perdigon who was appointed parish priest in 1809 then started the construction of a concrete church which was completed in 1814. <ref name="wikipedia"/>
== Prospective Students ==
== Prospective Students ==
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* Admissions Tips
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* View Comments and Reviews
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** Required Examinations
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** Deadlines
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** Average Grade School / Middle School Records of Accepted Applicants
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== New & Current Students ==
== New & Current Students ==
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* Campus Events
 
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** Carpool
 
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** Counseling
 
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* Good Classes & Teachers
 
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* Groups & Organizations
 
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* College & Career Tips
 
== Alumni ==
== Alumni ==
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* Benefits of Joining Alumni Association
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* Alumni Association Website: []
* Mailing List Directory
* Mailing List Directory
* Chapters
* Chapters
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* Teachers (Where are they today?)
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* Teachers (Where are they now?)
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** Aceron-Brazal, Arlene Aranas (June 1979 - March 1987)
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** Aquino, Ma. Cristina Alcantara (February 1980 - February 2003)
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** Cabico, Bernadeth (May 1988 - April 1999)
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** Cajayon, Jeth (June 1985 - July 1992)
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** Caranto, Gerry Palaginog (June 1985 - March 1988)
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** Carreon Ii, Manuel Amgelo Rivera (June 1992 - March 1999)
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** Cornel, Adriano Arcega (June 1999 - Present)
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** Dick, Jackie Suck (May 1980 - June 1985)
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** Ferrer, Melchor Gaduang (March 1984 - February 1990)
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** Florencondia, Roselli Puerto (June 1997 - Present)
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** Pena, Carlos De Gracia (January 2000 - Present)
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** Penado, Analina Saynes (June 1991 - March 1995)
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** Sajonia, Ellen Penado (June 1991 - March 1992)
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** Sanchez, Joseph (June 1980 - March 1990)
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** Tio, Ana Lina Penado (August 1991 - March 1995)
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** Tio, Ana Lina Penado (June 1991 - March 1995)
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** Uy, Maria Sydel Quiban (June 1992 - March 1995)
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** Villanueva-Dinsay, Leni None (January 2004 - Present)
* [http://www.alumni.net/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Manila/Paco_Catholic_School/ Alumni Directory]
* [http://www.alumni.net/Asia/Philippines/Metro_Manila/Manila/Paco_Catholic_School/ Alumni Directory]
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* Add a New Comment, or Review
* Alumni Events
* Alumni Events
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== Visitors ==
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* Future Campus Talks & Seminars of General Interest
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* Places of Worship
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** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Manila/Our Lady of Penafrancia Parish/]]
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** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Manila/Saint Mary Goretti Parish/]]
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** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Manila/Saint Pius X Parish/]]
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** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Manila/Saint Peter the Apostle Parish/]]
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** [[Asia/Philippines/Metro Manila/Manila/San Fernando De Dilao Parish/]]
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== Employee ==
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* Job Listing
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==Gallery==
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== Links ==
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== References ==
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Coordinates: 14°34′45″N 120°59′39″E 14.57917, 120.99417

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Paco Catholic School

  • Address: 1521 Paz Street, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines 1007
  • Phone:
    • (632) 563-8780
    • (632) 338-7084 (fax)
  • Email: paconian@edsamail.com.ph
  • Website: [1]
  • Overview

As early as 1580, the early Spaniards founded the town of Dilao (now known as Paco), located on the left side of the Pasig River, bounded by Pandacan – Land of The Giants on the North, Sta. Ana Malate on the South and Ermita on the West. Ten years later, Parroquia de Dilao was established with Rev. Fray Juan de Garrobillas as its first parish priest. [1]

In 1762 the parish was relocated near the Pasig River and years later, the Franciscan Superior Governor incorporated the two smaller towns of Penafrancia (Peñafrancia) with the existing parish. The expanded parish was then transferred where the present Peñafrancia church now stands. Finally, the Franciscan Superior Governor ordered that the new town be called San Fernando De Dilao. [1]

Fr. De la Concepcion Perdigon who was appointed parish priest in 1809 then started the construction of a concrete church which was completed in 1814. [1]

Prospective Students

  • View Comments and Reviews

New & Current Students

Alumni

  • Alumni Association Website: []
  • Mailing List Directory
  • Chapters
  • Teachers (Where are they now?)
    • Aceron-Brazal, Arlene Aranas (June 1979 - March 1987)
    • Aquino, Ma. Cristina Alcantara (February 1980 - February 2003)
    • Cabico, Bernadeth (May 1988 - April 1999)
    • Cajayon, Jeth (June 1985 - July 1992)
    • Caranto, Gerry Palaginog (June 1985 - March 1988)
    • Carreon Ii, Manuel Amgelo Rivera (June 1992 - March 1999)
    • Cornel, Adriano Arcega (June 1999 - Present)
    • Dick, Jackie Suck (May 1980 - June 1985)
    • Ferrer, Melchor Gaduang (March 1984 - February 1990)
    • Florencondia, Roselli Puerto (June 1997 - Present)
    • Pena, Carlos De Gracia (January 2000 - Present)
    • Penado, Analina Saynes (June 1991 - March 1995)
    • Sajonia, Ellen Penado (June 1991 - March 1992)
    • Sanchez, Joseph (June 1980 - March 1990)
    • Tio, Ana Lina Penado (August 1991 - March 1995)
    • Tio, Ana Lina Penado (June 1991 - March 1995)
    • Uy, Maria Sydel Quiban (June 1992 - March 1995)
    • Villanueva-Dinsay, Leni None (January 2004 - Present)
  • Alumni Directory
  • Add a New Comment, or Review
  • Alumni Events

Visitors

Employee

Find Philippine Education Jobs in JobsCity.NET
Find Philippine Education Jobs in JobsCity.NET
  • Job Listing

Gallery

Links

References

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