It's an all boys school that is considered as the best school that forms men of integrity. The school is best known for the parent teacher collaboration.
PAREF Southridge School
PAREF Southridge School is an all-boys Catholic school in Hillsborough Alabang, Muntinlupa City, run under the PAREF (Parents for Education Foundation) network, which draws on the educational philosophy of St. Josemaria Escriva of Opus Dei. It opened on July 16, 1979 with about 100 students, one two-story building, and no sports facilities, and has since grown into a full K-12 campus offering primary, intermediate, and secondary education for boys. The school centers its formation program on character and virtue development, running a Personal Formation Program and a Virtue of the Month initiative alongside its academic curriculum, and works closely with parents through home-school collaboration. Southridge fields a range of sports programs and holds classes on a campus that now includes a chapel and an auditorium in addition to standard classroom and laboratory facilities. It is best known in the PAREF system, and in the Alabang area generally, as one of the longer-established all-boys formation schools serving families from Muntinlupa, Las Piñas, and nearby parts of southern Metro Manila and Cavite.
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Hillsborough Alabang, W Service Rd, Cupang, Muntinlupa, 1771 Metro Manila, Philippines, Muntinlupa, Metro Manila
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★★★★★(10 reviews)Nonpareil quality education. It focuses not only on helping students to become academically intelligent, sports-minded, spiritually motivated, but also personally developed. Holistic. Parents, teachers, elders, administrators, students, and everyone in the school collaborate for the betterment of each other. Family.
The absence of female staff in their admin and faculty is quite archaic. I think they are missing out in making this institution a truly world class school by actively excluding them. In the real world, how can this be a good thing for these boys? All my GS and HS years were spent in all-boys Catholic schools. Big difference is - we had great teachers, and principals who are women of great influence. So when we came out into the 'real world' Going into co-ed universities, we knew and acknowledged respect for authority in both men and women. We knew how to relate, and collaborate with everyone. The way any institution runs successfully is measured by a well balanced approach and co-existence of men and women. How the contrary is a business philosophy of PAREF boggles the mind and is seriously needing valid explanations.
This school for boys is such the most practical thing to make because in order for us to study more and focus our attention to build our own academic progress, we need this school to grow and make a difference by continuing learning how the world works as one.
An all boys school that provides complete quality education.
An all boys school that provides complete quality education.
This school for boys is such the most practical thing to make because in order for us to study more and focus our attention to build our own academic progress, we need this school to grow and make a difference by continuing learning how the world works as one.
Nonpareil quality education. It focuses not only on helping students to become academically intelligent, sports-minded, spiritually motivated, but also personally developed. Holistic. Parents, teachers, elders, administrators, students, and everyone in the school collaborate for the betterment of each other. Family.
The absence of female staff in their admin and faculty is quite archaic. I think they are missing out in making this institution a truly world class school by actively excluding them. In the real world, how can this be a good thing for these boys? All my GS and HS years were spent in all-boys Catholic schools. Big difference is - we had great teachers, and principals who are women of great influence. So when we came out into the 'real world' Going into co-ed universities, we knew and acknowledged respect for authority in both men and women. We knew how to relate, and collaborate with everyone. The way any institution runs successfully is measured by a well balanced approach and co-existence of men and women. How the contrary is a business philosophy of PAREF boggles the mind and is seriously needing valid explanations.
It's an all boys school that is considered as the best school that forms men of integrity. The school is best known for the parent teacher collaboration.




