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JAYCEE A. TIBAJIA EXCELS IN MAPUA, LAGUNA !

Good news for IPSJ, Jaycee Tibajia is making right in MAPUA. From 3000 students who took the exam in Chemistry, he got the 7^th place which means to say that IPSJ still can produce graduates who achieved quality education.

IPSJ graduates are making names in the different universities were they studying now. The main thing here is, the problem is not from the teacher but mostly, it is with the students if they study their lessons very well or not.

Jaycee A. Tibajia now is doing well in his studies in MAPUA, getting perfect scores in the different subjects he took if not one mistake or two. The need for the students, is to be conscientious in their studies whoever their teacher is and not let other people ruin your life.

All students are given freedom to study well and get high grades even without clinging to teachers. And from teachers to be just among their students, there should not be the so-called FAVORITISM.

Jaycee has been the Editor-in-Chief of the school paper last 2006, today in MAPUA, he is tapped as one of the writers in their school paper. His professor in english was surprised by the essay he wrote in his exam paper.

Essay writing is one of the important aspects in College life, because this is where a student is tested whether he/she understood what he/she is reading. One can memorize even the period of the text but never understood what it means is a great MISTAKE.

THE CHALLENGE FOR OUR STUDENTS, READ AND STUDY AND WRITE AND ORGANIZES YOUR THOUGTS -TO LIFE.

IPSJ DEVELOPS A GALORE OF PROFESSIONALS SINCE ITS FOUNDING !

IPSJ is known as the first and oldest Philippine School abroad, Many students made IPSJ their Alma Mater.
They came, learned, graduated and left the school. For years,it had been this way. And through those years, IPSJ attained and reached the peak of its glory particularly in the delivery of academic exellence.

Unfortunately, Problemscrept unseen from behind. Negligence started to prevail in the school. It was not easy both for the students and teachers. Slowly, the once famous, most populous and powerful Philippine School began to crumble.

Rumors spread terribly fast about the closure of IPSJ. and many families became fed up of the situation and ended up enrolling their children in another school. But those rumors were wrong.

In the previous year, with its new administration and with the trust of ever-loyal parents, IPSJ started from the bottom. Yes, it was hard but everyone strived to regain stability. I for one am proud for the teachers of the school.
The teachers, through thick and thin remained loyal and continued to teach the students even though there were salary problems and the students population declined in number.

Changes occured in almost all aspects of the school. Strict implementation of the school rules and the foundation of clubs, seminars and programs were established. All in all, the school's once foul image began to change; there was reformation and developments in all corners of its campus.

The school may not be famous unlike before, but after all the problems and miseries encountered, we, of all people came to realize that fame is fickle friend, It comes and goes. Let us remember, quality education can give us fame but never can fame give us quality education.

IPSJ proves that even today can stand to produce high talented and intelligent graduates...

IPSJ to close. . . FALSE ALARM !!!

IPSJ is closed.... a blaring news in March 2008 as speculators spread the news among Filipinos in Jeddah.

The news that IPSJ, the first international school abroad will close this Academic Year 2008-2009 spread like fire among Filipino communities as speculators sent SMS messages and personal contacts discussed the forthcoming closure.

The news was double-edged, as some in Jeddah brought sadness to parents who believe in the Great Mission in providing Quality Education. On the other hand, it was like first prize for many especially those who are with other schools as they anticipate an influx of more student transferees to their schools.

Many of the parents of IPSJ are more motivated to let the pioneer school, now on its 27th Year, stand above others by pooling resources and planned to keep it alive. All plans were set for enrollment, recruitment and opening of classes.


The progress that will be seen in the coming school days will be a proof that IPSJ is not closed. We are still PROUD to belong to IPSJ. Now on its 27th founding Anniversary, we gladly welcome everyone in our celebration.

HAPPY 27th ANNIVERSARY!!! LONG LIVE IPSJ!!!