A presentation made by PAREF Woodrose School (http://www.parefwoodrose.edu.ph) executive director Delia Udani. Woodrose pioneered home-school collaboration and the mentoring system in Philippine education. This school for girls is also PAASCU accredited.

1. PAREF Woodrose School
(school for girls)
http://www.parefwoodrose.edu.ph

2. Ms. Delia S. Udani
Executive Director

3. Woodrose turns 35 this year

4. First school established by PAREF
(Parents for Education Foundation),
a non-stock, non-profit organization of
parents

5. Inspired by the teaching of St. Josemaria
Escriva de Balaguer, the Founder of Opus
Dei
Parents to be fully involved in providing
their children a Christian education

6. Woodrose pioneered home-school
collaboration and the mentoring system in
Philippine education.

7. Woodrose is not only a school for the
children, but is also a
school for their parents.

8. Mentoring is none other than “life coaching”
which research studies have shown to provide
extensive benefits in a child’s growth and
development:
1) improved self-concept,
2) an increased self-discipline resulting in
improved academic skills, and
3) a greater ability to translate values into
productive actions.

9. PAASCU: Seal of excellence on education

10. Cita%ons
College
Post
Grad
TOTAL
Cum
Laude
114
6
120
Magna
Cum
Laude
27
1
28
Summa
Cum
Laude
11
1
12
Honorable
Men%on
46
1
47
Class
Honors
7
14
21
Dean s
List
5
1
6
Merit
1
1
2
Special
Cita%ons
25
18
43
TOTAL
236
43
279
Alumnae

11. MTAP Performance
Year I Students: 2nd Place in team sectoral fianls
(Helena Badiola among top 10 regional individual finalists)
Years I-IV: Made Qualifying Round
Year I-III: Made Sectoral Finals
Celina Gacias
2 bronze medals, China Junior High School Math Olympiad
Awardee of Youth Excellence in Science given by DOST SEI
Academic Competition Achievements

12. Sports Achievements

13. FACULTY
105
total
20
with masters
63
continuing

14. Family Day

15. PAREF Woodrose School
(school for girls)
http://www.parefwoodrose.edu.ph