World Citi Colleges, Caloocan

World Citi Colleges, Caloocan traces back to Holy Trinity School, founded in 1969 by Virginia Datiles Vda. de Lizardo. After the founder's death in 1995, the school's board turned over ownership and management to the Guico family in 1997, and the campus was rebranded under the World Citi Colleges system, which also operates campuses in Quezon City, Antipolo and other Luzon towns. The Caloocan campus, on William Shaw Street in Grace Park East, now offers education from pre-school through college in a seven-story campus building. College programs include Nursing, Accountancy, Business Administration, Criminology, Elementary and Secondary Education, Medical Technology, Radiologic Technology, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Psychology, Nutrition and Dietetics, Hospitality Management, Tourism Management, Information Technology and Communications, alongside Senior High School under the DepEd K-12 curriculum. The Caloocan campus is also associated with the WCC Aeronautical and Technological College brand for aviation-related programs. As with other World Citi Colleges campuses, it is privately owned and operated rather than government-run.