| 词条 | Zamora Memorial College |
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| name = Zamora Memorial College | image_name = File:ZMC Logo.png | motto = Bringing Possibilities | established = 24 October 1948 | founder = Crispin B. Vergara, Sr. | city = Bacacay, Albay | president=Venecia M. Bellen | dean=Dr. Grace Montales | enrollment = approx. 2000 College 500 Senior High School 500 Junior High School 1000 | faculty = 26 (High School) | campus= Urban 3.7 acre (15000 m2) | colors = {{color box|#003BAF}} Blue (Primary) {{color box|white}} White (Secondary) | free_label = Team name | free = Blue Marlins | address = Sto. Niño St., Bacacay, Albay | country = Philippines | coordinates ={{coord|13.2919|123.7945|type:edu_region:PH|display=title}} | website = Zamora Memorial College }} Zamora Memorial College (abbreviation: ZMC) is a private school in Bacacay, Albay, Philippines,[1] that offers secondary and tertiary education. Founded in 1948 by Crispin Bermas Vergara, Sr., its name commemorates Friar Juan Zamora of Tayabas, Quezon, the founder of the first collegiate school in Albay. HistoryZamora Memorial College was founded as Zamora Memorial Institute on October 24, 1948 by Crispin Bermas Vergara, a retired supervisor of the Division of Albay. This was in response to the growing need for secondary education of Bacacayanos. At that time, only the upper middle class Bacacayanos have access to secondary education because high schools were only available in Legazpi or Tabaco. The first campus of the institute was a rented building located in the corner of Bes and Barrameda Streets in Bacacay. A typhoon struck and the building was destroyed. Several parents and benefactors helped in reconstructing the school. For its new site, Mr. Vergara purchased a 3.7 acre parcel of land from Doña Beatrice Alparce which to this day is the present site of the school. The first school building constructed was made of bamboo and nipa. Through the years, this building was replaced by concrete building to withstand typhoons which frequently visit the town. Additional concrete buildings were subsequently constructed to accommodate the growing number of enrollment.[2] In 1996, with the growing clamor for access to tertiary education in Bacacay, the Board of Trustees responded with the opening of the college department. At the time of its opening, it was fully recognized by the Commission on Higher Education. It started with two students and part-time faculty with classes in the evening. Through the years, the number of enrollment increase to approximately 500 students. With a substantial number of graduating students, in 2013, the College Department conducted a separate Commencement Exercises from High School Department. In 1998, ZMC celebrated its 50th Founding Anniversary and renewed its commitment to continue educating generations of Bacacayanos. Starting School Year 2011 - 2012, the school transitioned to K-12 curriculum pursuant to the Department of Education directive. Consequently, the Senior High School was commenced during School Year 2016-2017. School Identity and CultureMottoThe school motto - "Bringing Possibilities" - aptly depicts what the founder intended to accomplish by educating students to open up possibilities for them. VisionZamora Memorial College (ZMC) envisions to be a dynamic institution producing graduates with desirable values and who will be empowered agents of humane change. MissionZamora Memorial College shall provide quality and relevant education for life-long learning and shall produce globally-competitive basic education graduates as well as professionals who are socially sensitive and pro-active. ZMC HymnThe Zamora Memorial College Hymn was composed by Dr. Victor M. Belgica and the lyrics was provided by Dr. Ricardo M. Belgica. Both of them are professors at Bicol University and alumni of Zamora Memorial College. Zamora Memorial College HymnThis is a school of a humble birth Yet was conceived from a grandeous dream Reared on a lofty aspiration And was nurtured with the sacred end. Within her bossom lies a fountain That bathe our soul with enlightenment Showers our hearts with lights of hope And quenches our spirit thirst for truth. Zamora Memorial College Thy name will always remember The precious moment that we have shared In our heart will remain forever. CurriculumCollege DepartmentThe College Department offers the following degree courses: Bachelor of Elementary EducationThe Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) is a four year degree program designed to prepare students to become primary school teachers. The program combines both theory and practice in order to teach students the necessary knowledge and skills a primary school teacher needs. Bachelor of Secondary EducationThe Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd) is a four year degree program designed to prepare students for becoming high school teachers. The program combines both theory and practice in order to teach students the necessary knowledge and skills a high school teacher needs. The BSEd program trains students to teach one of the different learning areas such as English, Mathematics, General Science, Filipino, Social Studies, Biological Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Music, Arts, Physical Education and Health (MAPEH) and Home Economics and Livelihood Education. Certificate for Professional TeachingThe Certificate for Professional Teaching (CPT) program is for individuals who have finished any four-year non-education degree course who want to pursue Master’s Degree in Education and want to teach or who aim to have personal professional development and continuing education. High School DepartmentsBoth the Junior and Senior High School Departments offer K-12 Curriculum. Scholarship GrantsVarious scholarship grants are available for both college and high school students. These grants are listed below. College Department1. CHED-STUFAPS 2. Student Assistantships 3. CSCDI Scholarships 4. CFCA Scholarships Senior High School Department1. Department of Education Voucher Junior High School Department1. DepEd-FAPE Educational Service Contracting Program (GATSPE Law)[3] 2. Edgardo V. Lawenko Scholarship 3. Scholarships for the Best and Brightest Students 4. CSCDI Scholarship 5. CFCA Scholarship CampusThe ZMC campus is nestled on a 3.7 acre of land located at the town center of Bacacay, Albay. Facilities include:
Notable alumniThe school produced graduates who have excelled in their respective fields. Many of its alumni rose to executive position of their respective companies both in the Philippines and abroad. Many have become successful entrepreneurs. One notable alumna is Christine S. Bellen, a professor at Ateneo de Manila University who authored the illustrated anthology of "Mga Kwento ni Lola Basyang."[4] Three of its alumni, namely: Marcial Bellen, Ruben Cenita, and Rommel Marquez were recognized as Ten Outstanding Teachers of Albay for the years 2009, 2010, and 2012, respectively. It also produced three municipal mayors of Bacacay, namely: Atty. Alberto Lawenko (1989 to 1992), Tobias Betito (2010 to 2016), and Armando Romano (2016 to present). In spite of being a non-sectarian school, it produced a substantial number of Roman Catholic priests which can fill the entire presbyterium of a diocese. [5] See also
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References1. ^http://www.philippinecompanies.com/companyprofile/49792/zamora-memorial-college 2. ^ZMC Alumni Homecoming Souvenir Program 3. ^http://fapeonline.org.ph/pgl/main.php?q=reports&w=stu&a=list&status=6&type=ESC&batch=2011&schid=500778&id=778 4. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.ateneo.edu/soh/global/system.php?LS%3Dstaticpages%26id%3D1216606784965 |title=Archived copy |accessdate=October 8, 2012 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20100601181408/http://www.ateneo.edu/soh/global/system.php?LS=staticpages&id=1216606784965 |archivedate=June 1, 2010 }} 5. ^Footprints by Msgr. Crispin C. Bernarte 1 : Universities and colleges in Albay |
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