St. Scholastica's College

Ing St. Scholastica's College (SSC o karaniwan, St. Scho) metung yang Catolicu institusiun a pambabai a mitátag kanitang 1906, at palakad da reng Missionary Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing. Atyu iti king metung a loting 3.66 a ektarea king Malate king lakanbalen ning Menila. Padurutnan ne ning Dalang Estrada king pangulu, P. Ocampo king mauli, Singalong king aslagan, ampong Leon Guinto king albugan. Aniang mumuna, elementaria pamu ing kayang yampang. Migumpisa yang mika magaral a sekundaria kanitang 1907, at mibusni ya ing kayang departamentung pang-kolehiyu aniang `1920. Minuna yang miyampang pormal a pamagaral king musika king Filipinas, at bisni ne ing Conservatory of Music kanitang 1907. Lipat ning eskuela yang pambabai ing St. Scholastica's College, maliari la kareng kursung Cognate, Music, Fine Arts, ampong Interior Design.  

Kikilalanan ne ning Department of Education ampo ning Commission on Higher Education  ing St. Scholastica's College, a kayanib a talatátag ning Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities. Mekatanggap yang Level III accreditation  kareng eganaganan nang departamentung ampong eskuela. Dinalan ya king kaduang accreditation aniang Febrero 2007.  

Pigmasusian ne ning St. Scholastica's College in kayang kadinalang banua (cenntenial) aniang Deciembri 3, 2006, king Quirino Grandstand king Menila. Tinagun la reng talapanibala (administrators), talaturu (faculty members), magaral ampong miyari (alumni). Miyampang yang music master classes ampong workshop ing Cultures in Harmony, a makikilala kanita anting Music for the People antimong metung a dake ning kapagmasusian ning kadinalan a banua.

Deng pikabaluan a miyari ampong magaral 
 Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino - First Female President of the Philippines
 Cecilia Muñoz-Palma - First woman Supreme Court Justice of the Philippines
 Aurora Carandang - First woman commercial pilot in the Philippines
 Mother Irene Dabalus, OSB - First non-German Prioress General
 Naty Crame-Rogers - National Artist for Theatre
 Josie Trinidad-Lichauco - Former Undersecretary for Department of Transportation and Communication
 Dulce Saguisag - Politician, Former Secretary of Department of Social Welfare and Development
 Dean Lucresia Kasilag - National Artist
 Anita Magsaysay-Ho - Famous painter
 Blanca Castillo-Dinglasan - Musician
 Doreen Gamboa-Fernandez - famous writer, teacher
 Angela Stuart-Santiago - Writer
 Ceres Doyo - Writer 
 Karina Africa-Bolasco - Writer
 Neni Sta. Romana-Cruz - Writer
 Paulynn Paredes-Sicam - Writer
 Rosalinda Orosa - Writer
 Concepcion Vallejo Pijano - Executive Director, Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU)
 Sandy Hontiveros - Executive Director, Ballet Philippines
 Marissa Aboitiz - Founder and President, Grupo de Baile Andaluz
 Marissa Macaraig-Guillen - Regional Trial Court Judge
 Preciosa Silverio-Soliven - Founder, Operation Brotherhood Montesorri Center (OBMC)
 Joanne Zapanta-Andrada- Governor, Phil. National Red Cross, Presidential Adviser,Fashion Model, Phil. Star Columnist
 CJ de Silva - Artist
 Gini Cruz - Pixar Animator
 Clarissa Grey-Ocampo - Star witness in the plunder case against former Philippines President Joseph Estrada
 Mother Prioress Mary John Mananzan, OSB - Activist
 Sr. Christine Tan - Activist
 Cherith Dayrit - Activist
 Ruth Cervantes - Activist
 Risa Hontiveros - Activist
 Maan Hontiveros - Activist
 Gina Leviste
 Dr. Annie Ferrazzini
 Architect Imelda Cancio
 Gloria Topacio-Caoile
 Maria Clara Lorenzo-Lobregat - Former Mayor and Congresswoman of Zamboanga City
 Marieton Trocino-Pacheco - Newscaster, ABS-CBN & ANC
 Margaux Salcedo- GMA News
 Charo Logarta - ABS-CBN News and ANC newscaster
 Theresita Andrada - journalist television host
 Lily Yu-Monteverde - Film Producer
 Tina Monzon Palma - Program Director, ABS-CBN Bantay Bata 163; Newscaster, ABS-CBN
 Pia Hontiveros - Newscaster, ANC
 Twink Macaraig - Newscaster, ANC
 Maria Ressa (til third grade) - Head, ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs Dept; Former Jakarta bureau chief, CNN International
 Gloria Diaz- Miss Universe ('69)
 Vicky Quirino-Delgado - daughter of former Philippine President Elpidio Quirino
 Mitch Valdes - Singer; Comedienne
 Toni Leviste - Equestrianne
 Bong Coo - World champion bowler
 Patty Betita - Model
 Pia Guanio - Traffic angel/tv host
 Barbie Almalbis-Honasan - Singer
 Reema Chanco - MTV VJ/Sports host
 Kitchie Nadal - Singer
 Andrea del Rosario - Actress
 Daphne Osena-Paez - News Reporter/TV Host
 Amanda Lapus - Commercial model
 Lorraine Lapus - Model
 Steph Afzelius - Model
 Tina Fojas - Commercial model
 Justine Gascon - Commercial and Ramp model
 Aia de Leon - Vocalist, Imago
 Jenni Epperson - Fashion editor/ socialite
 Tina Tinio - Regional Manager - L'oreal Phils./Socialite
 Chona Recto-Kasten - Socialite
 Amparito Lhuillier - Socialite
 Marta Abalos - Cook / Events Organizer
 Gina Leviste - Actress
 Doreen Gamboa-Fernandez - author and editor of many books, historian, journalist, literary critic
 Gloria Diaz - Ms.Universe 1969 / Actress
 Bessie Badilla - former beauty queen
 Tina Monzon-Palma - former Vice President of GMA 7,  Newscaster ANC
 Daphne Osena-Paez - TV host, model
 Janelle Barretto - Commercial model
 Jacqui Manzano-Yllana - ex-actress
 Sandra Fabie-Gfeller - painter

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 St. Scholastica's College

Roman Catholic universities and colleges in the Philippines
Liberal arts colleges in the Philippines
Women's universities and colleges in the Philippines
Educational institutions in Manila
Educational institutions established in 1906

|motto          = Ora et Labora (Pangadi ampong Obra) 
|established    = 1906
|type           = Pribadu, Benedictine
|president      = Sr. M. Angelica Leviste, OSB 
|city           = Malate
|state          = Menila 
|country        = Filipinas 
|students = 9,856 
|staff		= 800
|campus         = Urban, 36,655.50  m²
|colors		= Iro (Azul) ampong Maputi
|free_label     = Imno 
|free           = Let's Cheer for St. Scholastica
|athletics      = WNCAA, WCSA, Manila Athletics
|affiliations   = ASAIHL, CWC, I- SSI
|nickname       = SSC Scions
|website	= www.ssc.edu.ph
}}

Ing St. Scholastica's College (SSC o karaniwan, St. Scho) metung yang Catolicu institusiun a pambabai a mitátag kanitang 1906, at palakad da reng Missionary Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing. Atyu iti king metung a loting 3.66 a ektarea king Malate king lakanbalen ning Menila. Padurutnan ne ning Dalang Estrada king pangulu, P. Ocampo king mauli, Singalong king aslagan, ampong Leon Guinto king albugan. Aniang mumuna, elementaria pamu ing kayang yampang. Migumpisa yang mika magaral a sekundaria kanitang 1907, at mibusni ya ing kayang departamentung pang-kolehiyu aniang `1920. Minuna yang miyampang pormal a pamagaral king musika king Filipinas, at bisni ne ing Conservatory of Music kanitang 1907. Lipat ning eskuela yang pambabai ing St. Scholastica's College, maliari la kareng kursung Cognate, Music, Fine Arts, ampong Interior Design.  

Kikilalanan ne ning Department of Education ampo ning Commission on Higher Education  ing St. Scholastica's College, a kayanib a talatátag ning Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities. Mekatanggap yang Level III accreditation  kareng eganaganan nang departamentung ampong eskuela. Dinalan ya king kaduang accreditation aniang Febrero 2007.  

Pigmasusian ne ning St. Scholastica's College in kayang kadinalang banua (cenntenial) aniang Deciembri 3, 2006, king Quirino Grandstand king Menila. Tinagun la reng talapanibala (administrators), talaturu (faculty members), magaral ampong miyari (alumni). Miyampang yang music master classes ampong workshop ing Cultures in Harmony, a makikilala kanita anting Music for the People antimong metung a dake ning kapagmasusian ning kadinalan a banua.

Deng pikabaluan a miyari ampong magaral 
 Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino - First Female President of the Philippines
 Cecilia Muñoz-Palma - First woman Supreme Court Justice of the Philippines
 Aurora Carandang - First woman commercial pilot in the Philippines
 Mother Irene Dabalus, OSB - First non-German Prioress General
 Naty Crame-Rogers - National Artist for Theatre
 Josie Trinidad-Lichauco - Former Undersecretary for Department of Transportation and Communication
 Dulce Saguisag - Politician, Former Secretary of Department of Social Welfare and Development
 Dean Lucresia Kasilag - National Artist
 Anita Magsaysay-Ho - Famous painter
 Blanca Castillo-Dinglasan - Musician
 Doreen Gamboa-Fernandez - famous writer, teacher
 Angela Stuart-Santiago - Writer
 Ceres Doyo - Writer 
 Karina Africa-Bolasco - Writer
 Neni Sta. Romana-Cruz - Writer
 Paulynn Paredes-Sicam - Writer
 Rosalinda Orosa - Writer
 Concepcion Vallejo Pijano - Executive Director, Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU)
 Sandy Hontiveros - Executive Director, Ballet Philippines
 Marissa Aboitiz - Founder and President, Grupo de Baile Andaluz
 Marissa Macaraig-Guillen - Regional Trial Court Judge
 Preciosa Silverio-Soliven - Founder, Operation Brotherhood Montesorri Center (OBMC)
 Joanne Zapanta-Andrada- UNESCO Commissioner, Presidential Adviser,Fashion Model, Phil. Star Columnist
 CJ de Silva - Artist
 Gini Cruz - Pixar Animator
 Clarissa Grey-Ocampo - Star witness in the plunder case against former Philippines President Joseph Estrada
 Mother Prioress Mary John Mananzan, OSB - Activist
 Sr. Christine Tan - Activist
 Cherith Dayrit - Activist
 Ruth Cervantes - Activist
 Risa Hontiveros - Activist
 Maan Hontiveros - Activist
 Gina Leviste
 Dr. Annie Ferrazzini
 Architect Imelda Cancio
 Gloria Topacio-Caoile
 Maria Clara Lorenzo-Lobregat - Former Mayor and Congresswoman of Zamboanga City
 Marieton Trocino-Pacheco - Newscaster, ABS-CBN & ANC
 Margaux Salcedo- GMA News
 Charo Logarta - ABS-CBN News and ANC newscaster
 Theresita Andrada - journalist television host
 Lily Yu-Monteverde - Film Producer
 Tina Monzon Palma - Program Director, ABS-CBN Bantay Bata 163; Newscaster, ABS-CBN
 Pia Hontiveros - Newscaster, ANC
 Twink Macaraig - Newscaster, ANC
 Maria Ressa (til third grade) - Head, ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs Dept; Former Jakarta bureau chief, CNN International
 Gloria Diaz- Miss Universe ('69)
 Vicky Quirino-Delgado - daughter of former Philippine President Elpidio Quirino
 Mitch Valdes - Singer; Comedienne
 Toni Leviste - Equestrianne
 Bong Coo - World champion bowler
 Patty Betita - Model
 Pia Guanio - Traffic angel/tv host
 Barbie Almalbis-Honasan - Singer
 Reema Chanco - MTV VJ/Sports host
 Kitchie Nadal - Singer
 Andrea del Rosario - Actress
 Daphne Osena-Paez - News Reporter/TV Host
 Amanda Lapus - Commercial model
 Lorraine Lapus - Model
 Steph Afzelius - Model
 Justine Gascon - Commercial and Ramp model
 Aia de Leon - Vocalist, Imago
 Jenni Epperson - Fashion editor/ socialite
 Tina Tinio - Regional Manager - L'oreal Phils./Socialite
 Chona Recto-Kasten - Socialite
 Amparito Lhuillier - Socialite
 Gina Leviste - Actress
 Doreen Gamboa-Fernandez - author and editor of many books, historian, journalist, literary critic
 Gloria Diaz - Ms.Universe 1969 / Actress
 Bessie Badilla - former beauty queen
 Tina Monzon-Palma - former Vice President of GMA 7,  Newscaster ANC
 Daphne Osena-Paez - TV host, model
 Janelle Barretto - Commercial model
 Jacqui Manzano-Yllana - ex-actress
 Sandra Fabie-Gfeller - Socialite

Suglung palual 
 St. Scholastica's College

Roman Catholic universities and colleges in the Philippines
Liberal arts colleges in the Philippines
Women's universities and colleges in the Philippines
Educational institutions in Manila
Educational institutions established in 1906