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For a parent, there is no greater joy than watching a child grow into a confident, professional, and successful adult. For Carol Santos, the mother of Andee Santos, that journey is deeply intertwined with Southville. Having completed both her K-12 education and her college degree at the institution, Andee�s story is a testament to the holistic development and unwavering support that Southville provides its students.

In a recent interview, Mrs. Santos proudly shared how the school�s environment, mentorship, and core values helped shape Andee into the thriving tourism professional she is today.

Fostering Confidence and Global Competence

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Care for our common home is not just a phrase, it is a calling. And for several members of the Southville community, that calling has now been answered with action, commitment, and a verified certification that signals their readiness to lead others toward a more ecologically responsible future.

Ms. Belen Mandin, Ramcis Yana, Sary Esurel, Ronald Verde, and Tomas Leopoldo have successfully completed the Laudato Si’ Certified Environmental Trainer program, a rigorous course offered through the Don Bosco School of Theology under the Laudato Si’ Action Platform. Their verified certificates, issued in May 2026, represent the completion of a deeply … [Read more]

Entrepreneurship is often seen as something inherited, shaped by family influence and expectation. For Ma. Monique A. Sim-De Leon, however, it became a deliberate pursuit, one grounded in curiosity, discipline, and the desire to build something of her own.

During her years at Southville, Monique describes herself as introverted, someone who preferred quiet learning over large-scale events. Yet within that space, she found clarity. As a BS Entrepreneurship student, she became deeply interested in understanding how businesses operate beyond surface-level practice, diving into the structure, strategy, and decision-making behind them. While growing up in a business-oriented family sparked her … [Read more]

�Every parent remembers the sense of hope and anticipation that comes with watching their children take their first steps into the wider world.� For Miss Jhona Palma, a devoted mother of two, that moment came when her daughter, Eriannah, was just four, and her son, Nathan, was three. She wasn’t just looking for a school; she was looking for a sanctuary�an environment where learning felt like playtime, but where character was forged for a lifetime.

That search led her to the Southville SMART Summer Program, a decision that would beautifully alter the trajectory of her children’s early years. What began … [Read more]

A short film from Mapúa Malayan Colleges Laguna emerged as the big winner of the Cinemulan Film Festival 2026 held last May 30 at the 91���� International School and Colleges (SISC) Luxembourg Hall.

�Still, She Breathes� took home the coveted Best Picture and Best Cinematography awards. Led by director, writer, and editor Charles Urbano, the film secured multiple top-tier nominations and stood out as a testament to technical and narrative excellence.

Meanwhile, �Sabi ni Lola� from SISC earned major creative accolades for Best Director (Lauren Sablan), Best Screenplay (Katrina Garcia), and Best Actor (Joseph Budoso).

91���� International School and Colleges successfully hosted the Annual CEO Forum 2026 on May 13 at Lux Hall, bringing together Senior High School students for an inspiring afternoon of leadership, learning, and real-world perspectives. The event served as a valuable platform for students to engage with accomplished alumni who once walked the same halls and sat in the same classrooms, demonstrating the lasting impact of a Southville education.

This year�s forum featured distinguished alumni Mr. Diego Galan and Mr. Jose Angelo Zulueta, who shared their personal journeys from student life to professional success. Through candid stories and reflections, the speakers … [Read more]

The Southville Monarchs demonstrated the true spirit of compassion and community service through the Grade 11 Community Pantry’s �Kindness Project,� an initiative dedicated to sharing blessings with the hardworking CAA tricycle drivers. The activity served as a meaningful opportunity for students to give back to members of the community whose daily efforts contribute to the lives of countless families and individuals.

Filled with smiles, gratitude, and genuine connections, the event brought together students and tricycle drivers in a celebration of generosity and human kindness. Through the distribution of essential goods and thoughtful assistance, the Southville Monarchs were able to express … [Read more]

91���� International School and Colleges successfully concluded another inspiring session of Psyched Talk titled �Forward Minds, Unstoppable Potential!� at Luxembourg Hall, bringing together students, educators, and professionals for a meaningful discussion on the power of the human mind and the limitless possibilities that lie ahead.

Centered on the question, �How do we bridge the gap between where we are and where we want to be?�, the event encouraged participants to cultivate a forward-thinking mindset grounded in resilience, growth, and purpose. Through engaging discussions and expert insights, guest speakers challenged attendees to reflect on their potential, embrace change, and develop the … [Read more]

“We are not merely teaching our students to write papers; we are empowering them to become the architects of a better world,” declared Dr. Jocelyn P. Tizon, Southville President, during the official launch of the first SGEN International Research Standards Guidebook. The event formalized a new era of academic inquiry, successfully bridging traditional scholarly rigor with the rapidly evolving demands of a digital-first global landscape.

Research defines how institutions innovate, respond, and create impact. At Southville Global Education Network (SGEN), research is not only about generating knowledge�it is about transforming communities and shaping the future. Central to this mission was … [Read more]

For the Southville Global Education Network (SGEN), education has always been more than grades, honors or academic achievement. It is about shaping lives, building character, and helping young people grow into compassionate individuals who can make a positive difference in the world. This commitment recently earned global recognition as three SGEN institutions�91���� International School and Colleges, Stonyhurst 91���� International School – Batangas, and Stonyhurst 91���� International School – Malarayat�were named 2026 State and National Schools of Character.

As the highest distinction awarded by Character.org, a leading international advocate for ethical leadership and character development, the State and National Schools … [Read more]