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LIST OF NO BILLING STATEMENTS SUBMISSION Source: PEAC National Secretariat (as of June 3, 2020) No. Region Private Higher Education Institution 1 Region 1 AMA Computer College-La Union 2 Region 1 Dagupan Colleges Foundation 3 Region 1 Data Center College of the Philippines-Vigan City 4 Region 1 Divine Word College of Urdaneta 5 Region 1 Divine Word College of Vigan 6 Region 1 Golden West Colleges 7 Region 1 La Finn's Scholastica 8 Region 1 Mary Help of Christians College Seminary 9 Region 1 Northern Philippines College for Maritime, Science and Technology 10 Region 1 Osias Educational Foundation 11 Region 1 Phinma-Upang College Urdaneta 12 Region 1 PIMSAT Colleges-Dagupan 13 Region 1 PIMSAT Colleges-San Carlos City 14 Region 1 Saint Columban's College 15 Region 1 Saint Paul College of Ilocos Sur 16 Region 1 San Carlos College 17 Region 1 STI College-Vigan 18 Region 2 Northeastern College 19 Region 2 Sierra College 20 Region 3 Academia de San Lorenzo dema Ala 21 Region 3 ACLC College of Malolos, Inc. 22 Region 3 ACLC College of Meycauayan 23 Region 3 ACLC College of Sta. Maria 24 Region 3 ACLC College-Baliuag 25 Region 3 AMA Computer College-Angeles City 26 Region 3 Angeles University Foundation 27 Region 3 Aurora Polytechnic College 28 Region 3 Baliuag Maritime Academy 29 Region 3 Bestlink College of The Philippines-Bulacan 30 Region 3 Camiling Colleges Central Luzon College of Science and Technology-City of San Fernando Region 3 31 (Pampanga) 32 Region 3 Central Luzon College of Science and Technology-Olongapo City 33 Region 3 Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital Educational Institution 34 Region 3 Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Abucay 35 Region 3 Colegio de Sebastian-Pampanga 36 Region 3 College of Subic Montesorri-Dinalupihan 37 Region 3 Columban College-Sta. Cruz, Zambales 38 Region 3 Divina Pastora College 1 39 Region 3 Eastwoods Professional College of Science and Technology 40 Region 3 Guagua National Colleges 41 Region 3 Holy Angel University 42 Region 3 Interworld College of Technology Foundation-Tarlac 43 Region 3 Jose C. Feliciano College Foundation 44 Region 3 La Concepcion College 45 Region 3 Lyceum of Subic Bay 46 Region 3 Lyceum of the East-Aurora 47 Region 3 Manuel V. Gallego Foundation Colleges 48 Region 3 Marian College of Baliuag 49 Region 3 Mary the Queen College-Pampanga 50 Region 3 Midway Colleges, Inc. (Formerly: Midway Maritime Foundation) 51 Region 3 Mount Carmel College of Casiguran 52 Region 3 Mt. Carmel College 53 Region 3 Osias Colleges 54 Region 3 Republic Central Colleges 55 Region 3 Saint Joseph College of Bulacan 56 Region 3 STI College-Baliuag 57 Region 3 Systems Plus College Foundation 58 Region 3 Tarlac Christian Colleges 59 Region 3 University of The Assumption 60 Region 4 ACLC College of Taytay 61 Region 4 All Nations College 62 Region 4 AMA Computer College-Dasmariñas 63 Region 4 Binangonan Catholic College 64 Region 4 BWEST College 65 Region 4 Calamba Doctors' College 66 Region 4 Colegio de Amore 67 Region 4 Colegio de Los Baños 68 Region 4 DMMC Institute of Health Sciences 69 Region 4 Dominican College of Sta. Rosa 70 Region 4 Don Bosco College-Canlubang 71 Region 4 Far Eastern College-Silang 72 Region 4 Guardian Bona Fide for Hope Foundation 73 Region 4 ICCT Colleges Foundation-Taytay 74 Region 4 IETI College of Science and Technology 75 Region 4 International Christian College of Manila 76 Region 4 ISHRM School System 77 Region 4 Laguna College 78 Region 4 Lipa City Colleges 79 Region 4 Malayan Colleges of Laguna 80 Region 4 Mater Redemptoris Collegium 81 Region 4 Montessori Professional College 2 82 Region 4 Montessori Professional College-Imus 83 Region 4 Mt. St. Aloysius Seminary 84 Region 4 Our Lady of Lourdes Seminary 85 Region 4 Oxfordian Colleges 86 Region 4 Saint Francis of Assisi College-Cavite 87 Region 4 Saint Joseph College of Rosario Batangas 88 Region 4 San Pablo Colleges 89 Region 4 Skill Power Institute 90 Region 4 St. Anne College Lucena 91 Region 4 St. Augustine School of Nursing-Lipa 92 Region 4 St. Dominic College of Asia 93 Region 4 St. Vincent College of Cabuyao 94 Region 4 STI College-Rosario 95 Region 4 STI College-Tanay 96 Region 4 STI Education Services Group-Cainta 97 Region 4 STI Education Services Group-Calamba Campus 98 Region 4 STI Education Services Group-Southwoods 99 Region 4 Unciano Colleges 100 Region 4 Unida Christian Colleges 101 Region 4 Union College of Laguna 102 Region 4 University of Batangas-Lipa 103 Region 4 University of Perpetual Help System-GMA Campus 104 Region 5 Amando Cope College 105 Region 5 Annunciation College of Bacon Sorsogon Unit 106 Region 5 Catanduanes Colleges 107 Region 5 Colegio de Sta. Monica of Polangui 108 Region 5 Computer Arts and Technological College 109 Region 5 Computer Arts and Technological College-Ligao City 110 Region 5 Computer Communication Development Institute-Sorsogon 111 Region 5 Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College-Dr. Ruby Lanting Casaul Educational Foundation 112 Region 5 Estenias Science Foundation School, Inc. 113 Region 5 Fatima School of Science and Technology 114 Region 5 Felix O. Alfelor Sr. Foundation College 115 Region 5 Forbes College 116 Region 5 Holy Trinity College Seminary 117 Region 5 Immaculate Conception College-Albay 118 Region 5 Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation of Naga City 119 Region 5 Partido College 120 Region 5 R.G. De Castro Colleges 121 Region 5 STI College-Legazpi 122 Region 5 Tabaco College 123 Region 6 AMA Computer College-Bacolod 124 Region 6 AMA Computer College-Iloilo 3 125 Region 6 Central Philippine University 126 Region 6 College of St. John-Roxas 127 Region 6 Filamer Christian University 128 Region 6 Hua Siong College of Iloilo 129 Region 6 Iloilo Doctors' College 130 Region 6 Interface Computer College-Iloilo 131 Region 6 John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University-Molo 132 Region 6 La Consolacion College-Bacolod 133 Region 6 Sacred Heart Seminary (Bacolod) School 134 Region 6 Santa Isabel College of Iloilo City 135 Region 6 Santo Niño Seminary 136 Region 6 University of Saint La Salle 137 Region 6 Western Institute of Technology 138 Region 7 ACLC College of Mandaue 139 Region 7 AMA Computer College-Cebu City 140 Region 7 AMA Computer College-Dumaguete City 141 Region 7 Cebu Sacred Heart College 142 Region 7 Colegio de San Antonio de Padua 143 Region 7 Foundation University 144 Region 7 Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary 145 Region 7 Immanuel Bible College 146 Region 7 Indiana School of Aeronautics 147 Region 7 Lyceum of Cebu 148 Region 7 Mary's Children Formation College 149 Region 7 Royal Christian College 150 Region 7 Saint Paul College Foundation, INC. 151 Region 7 Saint Theresa's College of Cebu 152 Region 7 Salazar Colleges of Science and Institute of Technology, Inc. - Madridejos 153 Region 7 Silliman University 154 Region 7 STI Education Services Group-Cebu 155 Region 7 University of San Carlos 156 Region 7 University of the Visayas- Danao Campus 157 Region 8 ACLC College-Tacloban City 158 Region 8 Doña Remedios Trinidad-Romualdez Medical Foundation 159 Region 8 Eastern Visayas Central Colleges 160 Region 8 Global School for Technological Studies 161 Region 8 Our Lady of Mercy College 162 Region 8 STI College-Ormoc 163 Region 9 AMA Computer College-Zamboanga City 164 Region 9 STI College - Dipolog 165 Region 9 STI College-Zamboanga 166 Region 9 Zamboanga Del Sur Maritime Institute of Technology 167 Region 10 AMA Computer College 4 168 Region 10 Colegio De Santo Niño De Jasaan 169 Region 10 Liceo De Cagayan University 170 Region 10 Masters Technological Institute of Mindanao 171 Region 10 Northwestern Mindanao Institute of Technology 172 Region 10 Oro Bible College 173 Region 10 St. Mary's Maternity and Children's Hospital School 174 Region 11 AMA Computer College-Davao 175 Region 11 Brokenshire College 176 Region 11 Davao Medical School Foundation 177 Region 11 Gabriel Taborin College of Davao Foundation 178 Region 11 Holy Cross College of Calinan 179 Region 11 Interface Computer College 180 Region 11 MATS College of Technology 181 Region 11 Mindanao Medical Foundation College 182 Region 11 Tagum Doctors College 183 Region 11 Tecarro College Foundation 184 Region 12 ACLC College of Marbel 185 Region 12 ACLC College-Gereneral Santos City 186 Region 12 General Santos Doctors' Medical School Foundation 187 Region 12 Kidapawan Doctors College 188 Region 12 Lebak Family Doctors' School of Midwifery 189 Region 12 Marbel Institute of Technical College 190 Region 12 New Era University-General Santos City 191 Region 12 Notre Dame Center for Catechesis, Inc. 192 Region 12 Quezon Colleges of Southern Philippines 193 Region 12 Southern Philippines Methodist College 194 Region 12 Sultan Kudarat Educational Institution 195 NCR Access Computer and Technical Colleges-Cubao 196 NCR Access Computer and Technical Colleges-Lagro 197 NCR Access Computer and Technical Colleges-Manila 198 NCR AMA Computer College-Las Piñas 199 NCR AMA Computer College-Makati 200 NCR AMA Computer College-Sta. Mesa 201 NCR Asia Harvesters College and Seminary 202 NCR Bestlink College of the Philippines 203 NCR Bethel Bible College of The Assemblies of God 204 NCR Central Colleges of The Philippines 205 NCR Centro Escolar Las Piñas, Inc. 206 NCR Christ the King College of Science and Technology 207 NCR Datamex College of Saint Adeline-Fairview 208 NCR Datamex College of Saint Adeline-Parañaque 209 NCR Datamex College of Saint Adeline-Valenzuela 210 NCR Diliman College 5 211 NCR Don Carlo Cavina School 212 NCR Far Eastern University 213 NCR Far Eastern University-Makati 214 NCR Febias College of
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    Edith Cowan University Research Online EDU-COM International Conference Conferences, Symposia and Campus Events 1-1-2008 Enhancing Curriculum in Philippine Schools in Response to Global Community Challenges Luisito C. Hagos Our Lady of Fatima University Erlinda G. Dejarme Our Lady of Fatima University Follow this and additional works at: https://ro.ecu.edu.au/ceducom Part of the Curriculum and Instruction Commons EDU-COM 2008 International Conference. Sustainability in Higher Education: Directions for Change, Edith Cowan University, Perth Western Australia, 19-21 November 2008. This Conference Proceeding is posted at Research Online. https://ro.ecu.edu.au/ceducom/21 Hagos, L.C. and Dejarme, E.G., Our Lady of Fatima University, Philippines Enhancing Curriculum in Philippine Schools in Response to Global Community Challenges Luisito C. Hagos1 and Erlinda G. Dejarme2 1Our Lady of Fatima University Valenzuela, Philippines 2Our Lady of Fatima University Valenzuela, Philippines ABSTRACT The world is changing so fast that in order for schools and universities to cope with new innovations, they should keep at pace with the tempo of societal changes and technological progress. The schools of today should participate in the educational and social revolution. Thus, the curriculum in Philippine schools today has to be geared to the rapid societal changes and the new responsibilities for the new breed of Filipinos. The three most important sectors of society that give direct input to the improvement of the curriculum are the academe (institutions), the government, and the industries (both public and private companies). Some government institutions, such as the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and the Department of Education (DepEd), are directly involved in upgrading the curricular programs of learning institutions.