Notre Dame – RVM College of Cotabato
| Notre Dame - RVM College of Cotabato | |
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| Address | |
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Number 74 Sinsuat Avenue, Cotabato City Cotabato City Philippines |
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| Information | |
| Type | Private, RVM College/High School/Elementary |
| Motto |
Initium Sapiente ; Timor Domini (The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.) |
| Religious affiliation(s) | Roman Catholic |
| Established | 1904 |
| Founder | Venerable Ignacia Del Espiritu Santo |
| Director | S. Ma. Fe Gerodias,RVM |
| Color(s) | Green and White |
Notre Dame – RVM College of Cotabato (NDRVMCC) is a private school run by the Religious of the Virgin Mary. Notre Dame - RVM College has been a member of the Notre Dame Educational Association, a group of Notre Dame Schools in the Philippines under the patronage of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The school was well known in the area and has promising alumni in each year.
The school provide lots of facility that a student can improve their abilities in their subjects.
Can be used anytime Can only be used when assigned to do so
Notre Dame-RVM College of Cotabato offers a wide variety of courses to be offered,Furthermore, The school has sections for Grade School,Middle School(7-9) & High school(4th yr.)
More sections will be putted here soon
Its beginning from the Escuela Catolica founded by the Beates (now RVM Sisters) S. Isabel Cero Mojado, S. Valentina Lorenzo, S. Filomena Galos, and S. Severina Santos who were sent by the Superior General of the Beatas, Reverend Elfigenia Alvarez, 1904. The first classes were held at the home of Don Antonio and Doña Eusebia Sousa, the generous benefactors of the Sisters. In 1917, the school obtained the government recognition and was granted the authority to issue certificates to the elementary school graduates. The subjects taught were Christian Doctrines, Reading and Writing, Drawing and Painting, and Home Arts for Girls. Until 1911, all instructions were in Spanish. When English became the medium of instruction, Spanish continued to be taught as a subject in all levels.
The school underwent several name changing from Escluela Catolica to Esuela de San Antonio, Colegio de los Corazones why Maria and finally Cotabato Parochial School which it bore until World War I stopped its operation.
In, 1947, Archbishop Mongeau, then the O.M.I. Father Superior, founded the Notre Dame of Cotabato a co – educational Catholic High School which in 1948 was separated into Boy’s Departments and Girls Department. The Marist Brothers, taking over the Boys remain in the original site of the sister’s School and the Sisters themselves, under the leadership of S. Ma. Isabel Purification moved to the Notre Dame of Cotabato for Girls Department. In 1979, Notre Dame of Cotabato for Girls Department finally became Notre Dame of Cotabato for Girls.
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