REGINA MARIA MONTESSORI

(
Formerly  REGIS MARIE MONTESSORI)
7891 Mendoza St., Villa Mendoza (Sucat), Parañaque City
Metro-Manila, Philippines 1700
Tel. No.: 820-02-80, 820-02-81, 829-87-49
Fax No.: (63)825-73-96; E-mail address
: admin@reginamariamontessori.org




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     History

December 8, 1993:
Simple ground-breaking ceremonies at the site of Regina Maria Montessori. At left is Mrs. Virginia Dumo-Quijano. At right is Mrs. Jocelyn Masias-Francisco.
 
First Year of Operation Schoolyear 1994-1995
Date of Incorporation Registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission on     October 13, 1994 per S.E.C. Registration No. AN094-00003948
Government Recognition Pre-School Department recognized by the Department of Education, Culture and Sports on May 29, 1997 per Government Recognition (NCR) No. P-006, Series of 1997
Government Recognition Complete Elementary Department from Grade One to Grade Six recognized by the Department of Education, Culture and Sports on June 7, 2001 per Government Recognition (NCR) No. E-016, Series of 2001.
Current Government Permit High School Department authorized to operate by the Department of Education, Culture  & Sports on June 4, 2001 per Government Permit (NCR) No. S-121, Series of 2001.





BOARD OF DIRECTORS

From left to right:
Engr. Jose Ricardo C. Masias, (Director of College Department), Dr. Jolyon C. Masias, (Director), Mrs. Lolita C. Masias (President and Founder of Lycee d' Regis Marie) and Mrs. Jocelyn M. Francisco, (Managing Director and Principal of Regina Maria Montessori)


Mrs. Lolita C. Masias
President

    Mrs. Lolita C. Masias is the founder of Lycee d' Regis Marie. She has been in the field of education for more than four decades. She started as a classroom teacher, having finished her Bachelor of Science in Education from St. Paul's College (magna cum laude). She taught in St. Paul's College. She also rose from classroom teacher to Registrar and Acting Dean in Southeastern College, Pasay City. Later on, she decided to concentrate in the field of educational administration.

 

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