In a letter to stakeholders dated October 28, the Mission Congregation of the Servants of the Holy Spirit said the 107-year-old institution has faced a host of challenges in the past decade which made it difficult to “to attract new students and ramp up enrolment.”
“Private education has faced an increasingly challenging environment resulting from government policies on K-12, free tuition in state colleges and universities, local universities and colleges, and state-run technical and vocational institutions; and the significant increase in public school teachers’ salaries compared to their private school counterparts,” read the statement signed by provincial leader Sr. Carmelita Victoria. “The recent COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the situation.
“After consultation with representatives of our stakeholders, and a deep and prayerful process of discernment, we are now even more convinced that the Holy Spirit is speaking clearly to us through the signs of the times, compelling us to make this extremely difficult decision: to close CHSM at the end of academic year 2021-2022,” it added.
The timeline would allow the school to graduate current Grade 11 and third year college students should they choose to stay on, the letter noted. CHSM also appealed for the community’s patience and cooperation, as it assured proper transition for students’ transfer to other schools.Latest from this section
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Magkaka vaccine na po. Konting tiis pa po
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I remember this place when I was in grade school (besides this school 😉) and I’m waiting for my cousin who’s studying here. Memories
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