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Bo. Biga, Silang Cavite. Tel No: (02) 8529-8321, (046) 865-3097. Fax No: (046) 414-2575. Email: smsbiga@thesistersofmaryschools.edu.ph. Maximum Capacity: 3,500 high school girls. Facilities: 3 seven-story buildings with dormitories and classrooms. 1 gymnasium with three basketball courts and stage.
The Sisters of Mary officially started its operation in the Philippines in 1985. The sisters work primarily by establishing Boystowns and Girlstowns that serve as schools and homes for deserving students from poorest of the poor families.
The Sisters of Mary School (SMS) sometimes abbreviated as (SOM) is a Private Catholic school in the Philippines, located in Silang, Cavite and Metro Cebu. It consists of four campuses called Boystown and Girlstown located in different areas of Silang, Cavite and Metro Cebu The founder of SMS was the American diocesan priest Aloysius ...
The Sisters of Mary opened Talisay Girlstown in 1985 and now they are able to serve 3,300 young girls and give them an opportunity to break free from the cycle of poverty. The girls study a full academic curriculum alongside arts, sports and technical skills.
The Sisters of Mary Schools is a system of public institution founded in 1964 by Msgr. Aloysius Schwartz, an American diocesan priest, to provide free educational and vocational lessons for the underprivileged youth.
The Sisters of Mary School is a non-stock, non-profit, non-paying, boarding secondary institution for the marginalized poor of our country. Page · Private School. bo.biga silang cavite, Silang, Philippines. +63 46 414 0575.
Sisters of Mary School-Girlstown, Inc., Talisay, Cebu. 230 likes · 20 talking about this. This is the official Facebook page of the Sisters of Mary School-Girlstown, Inc. Talisay Campus. Get informed...
Apr 7, 2020 · Sweet treats for the Sisters of Mary Girls Town and Boys Town, Silang Cavite from Goldilocks. ️ #SMCares
Nov 4, 2014 · The Sisters of Mary Girlstown is a nonstock, nonprofit, nonpaying high school that caters to the children of the poorest of the poor families in the country. Run by the Sisters of Mary of the Poor Congregation, it provides its pupils with food, shelter and clothing until they graduate.
Sep 10, 2020 · Composed of four campuses, the Sisters of Mary Schools (Girlstown and Boystown) offer basic secondary and technical-vocational curriculum to students who came from economically challenged families. The schools receive scholarship funding from its benefactors, including SM Foundation, through its Fr. Al’s Children Foundation.
