- Colegio de San Bartolome de Novaliches
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Colegio de San Bartolome de Novaliches 
School LogoMotto Pro Ecclesia et Patria (Latin)
For Church and CountryEstablished February 2, 1995 Type Secondary Funding Source Private - Catholic Gender of Pupils Co-educational Affiliations CBCP, Diocese of Novaliches, MAPSA Chairman Most Rev. Antonio R. Tobias, DD Principal Paul B. Polintan Founder Rev. Msgr. Anselmo P. Pamintuan Director Rev. Fr. Albert N. Delvo Faculty 23 Teaching staff 17 Level of Pupils Nursery-Prep, Grades 1-6 and 1st-4th Year High School Location Quirino Highway cor. P. dela Cruz St., Brgy. San Bartolome, Novaliches,
Quezon City, PhilippinesCoordinates 14°42′4″N 121°2′1″E / 14.70111°N 121.03361°ECoordinates: 14°42′4″N 121°2′1″E / 14.70111°N 121.03361°E District District 2 Accreditation CBCP, Diocese of Novaliches, MAPSA Campus Urban, 4,000 m2 Colors Green, Red and Yellow Athletics Varsity Team Nickname CSBN Centurions Website www.wix.com/csbn95/csbn History
The Colegio de San Bartolome de Novaliches (commonly abbreviated as CSBN) has come about as a result of the comprehensive development plan of the San Bartolome de Novaliches Parish Pastoral Council. A 1-hectare property was bought, and 4,000 square meters of it were allotted for the school. The Pre-school Department opened in June 1995 with 12 enrollees at the old site. Due to its remarkable development brought about by each pupil's academic performance for the specific school year, the ever-active and enthusiastic former parish priest, The Reverend Monsignor Anselmo P. Pamintuan, envisioned of putting up the Elementary Department. Amidst resistance from some quarters, in June 1996, the Elementary Department started to operate with 250 enrollees. Because of its notable increase, during the mid-year of 1996, upon the instructions of the late archbishop of Manila, His Eminence Jaime L. Cardinal Sin, the school was housed in the basement of the new church to accommodate all the pupils who undoubtedly believe in the Catholic education that the school offers. As the CSBN continued to progress, in the summer of 1997, a single-floor building with 5 classrooms was built to house the High School Department. By the School Year 1999-2000, the school had witnessed the first graduates of the Secondary level.
The school experienced its lowest point during the School Years 2000-2001 and 2002-2003. But, on May 2003, with the fresh leadership and support of The Reverend Father Albert N. Delvo, the school's superintendent, who was appointed by the bishop emeritus of Novaliches, The Most Reverend Teodoro C. Bacani, Jr., DD, to succeed Rev. Msgr. Pamintuan as the school director, it rose again, continuing its mission of teaching and evangelizing. After 1 school year, on July 2004, the school was turned over to Rev. Fr. Victor Emmanuel I. Clemen, who led the school for 3 years. During his term, the CSBN gained a lot of prestige through winning in academic and sports competitions.
On May 2007, with the intention of uniting all parochial schools under one directorship, the present bishop of Novaliches, Most Rev. Antonio R. Tobias, DD, assigned Rev. Fr. Delvo to be the director and superintendent of all the member schools of the Parochial Schools Association in Novaliches (PSA - Nova).[1]
Academics
Elementary Academics
- Values Education
- Language (Grammar, Composition and Speech)
- Reading (Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension and Basic Literature)
- Mathematics (Basic Mathematics) - basic operations, fractions, decimals, and basic geometry and algebra
- Science (General Science)
- Christian Living Education (CLE) - religious studies
- Filipino (Filipino Grammar, Literature, Comprehension and Vocabulary) - taught in the Filipino language
- Philippine Geography, History and Culture (Sibika at Kultura/ HeKaSi) - taught in the Filipino language
- Music, Arts, and Physical Education (MAPE)
- Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan/ Home Economics and Livelihood Education (EPP/ HELE)
High School Academics
English
- Freshman - Philippine Literature, Grammar and Reading
- Sophomore - Afro-Asian Literature, Grammar and Reading
- Junior - English-American Literature, Grammar and Reading, Basic Thesis Writing
- Senior - World Literature, Advanced Thesis Writing
Araling Panlipunan (AP)/ Social Studies
- Freshman - Philippine History
- Sophomore - Asian History
- Junior - World History
- Senior - Economics
Mathematics
- Freshman - Elementary Algebra
- Sophomore - Intermediate Algebra
- Junior - Geometry
- Senior - Advanced Algebra, Statistics and Trigonometry
Science and Technology
- Freshman - General Science
- Sophomore - Biology
- Junior - Chemistry
- Senior - Physics
Christian Living Education (CLE)
- Freshman - Revelation and Salvation
- Sophomore - Foundations of Morality
- Junior - The Church and Sacraments
- Senior - Salt of the Earth, Leaven of the World (Vocational Discernment)
Filipino
- Freshman - Wide study of the Language and Literature, Ibong Adarna
- Sophomore - Intelligent study of the Language and Literature, Florante at Laura
- Junior - Literature and Introduction to Rhetorics, Noli Me Tangere
- Senior - Rhetorics and Literary Analysis, El Filibusterismo
Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE)
- Freshman
- Sophomore
- Junior
- Senior
Computer
- supported by PCMed
- Freshman
- Sophomore
- Junior
- Senior
Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health (MAPEH)
- Freshman
- Sophomore
- Junior
- Senior
Citizenship Advancement Training (CAT)
- Senior - Philippine Army Reserve Command (AResCom) - basic training
Music
Drum and Lyre Corps
Athletics
Varsity Team
- CSBN Centurions
References
- ^ Colegio de San Bartolome de Novaliches Manual for Students.
External links
Categories:- Education in the Philippines
- Educational institutions in Quezon City
- Schools in the Philippines
- High schools in the Philippines
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