About Us
We
are
alumni
and
friends
of
St.
Mary
School
of
Sagada,
Inc.
(SMSSI)
residing
in
the
United
States
of
America
and
Canada.
Had
it
not
been
for
the
quality
education
we
received
from
our
high
school
alma
mater,
we
would
not
be
what
or
where we are now.
It
behooves
us
to
try
and
help
extend
the
existence
of
SMSSI
for those coming after us.
SMSSI’s
operational
budget
depended
mainly
on
tuition
fees
and
financial
assistance
from
it’s
mother
institution
-
the
Episcopal
Church
of
the
United States of America (ECUSA).
On
account
of
the
proliferation
of
“free-tuition-fee”
public
schools
in
the
Philippines;
and
the
gaining
of
autonomy
by
the
Philippine
Episcopal
Church
(PEC)
from
the
Episcopal
Church
of
the
United
States
of
America
(ECUSA)
on
May
1,
1990,
the
fund
sources
of
SMSSI
were
drastically
reduced
and
the
school
nearly
closed
it’s
operation in 2005.
It
was
mainly
through
the
initiatives
of
alumni
and
friends
that
the
school
was
able
to
continue functioning.
See:
1
.
“How SMSSAFF came about” by Lambert Sagalla
2
.
“History
of
St.
Mary’s
School
of
Sagada
by
William
Henry Scott.
Mission Statment
We will continue to inspire donation
consciousness among alumni and friends of
St. Mary’s School of Sagada, Inc., and
pursue a more aggressive corporate donor
campaign.
St. Mary’s School of Sagada Alumni and Friends Foundation, Inc.
(SMSSAFF)
Vision Statement
We will be recognized as a legitimate and
respected beneficiary of tax-exempt
donation for St. Mary’s School of Sagada,
Inc. (SMSSI) in North America.
About Us
We
are
alumni
and
friends
of
St.
Mary
School
of
Sagada,
Inc.
(SMSSI)
residing
in
the
United
States
of America and Canada.
Had
it
not
been
for
the
quality
education
we
received
from
our
high
school
alma
mater,
we
would not be what or where we are now.
It
behooves
us
to
try
and
help
extend
the
existence
of SMSSI for those coming after us.
SMSSI’s
operational
budget
depended
mainly
on
tuition
fees
and
financial
assistance
from
it’s
mother
institution
-
the
Episcopal
Church
of
the
United
States of America (ECUSA).
On
account
of
the
proliferation
of
“free-tuition-fee”
public
schools
in
the
Philippines;
and
the
gaining
of
autonomy
by
the
Philippine
Episcopal
Church
(PEC)
from
the
Episcopal
Church
of
the
United
States
of
America
(ECUSA)
on
May
1,
1990,
the
fund
sources
of
SMSSI
were
drastically
reduced
and the school nearly closed it’s operation in 2005.
It
was
mainly
through
the
initiatives
of
alumni
and
friends
that the school was able to continue functioning.
See:
1
.
“How SMSSAFF came about” by Lambert Sagalla
2
.
“History
of
St.
Mary’s
School
of
Sagada
by
William
Henry
Scott.
Vision Statement
We will be recognized as a legitimate and
respected beneficiary of tax-exempt
donation for St. Mary’s School of Sagada,
Inc. (SMSSI) in North America.
Mission Statment
We will continue to inspire donation
consciousness among alumni and friends of St.
Mary’s School of Sagada, Inc., and pursue a
more aggressive corporate donor campaign.
Mission Statment
We will continue to inspire donation
consciousness among alumni and friends of St.
Mary’s School of Sagada, Inc., and pursue a
more aggressive corporate donor campaign.
St. Mary’s School of Sagada Alumni and Friends Foundation, Inc.
(SMSSAFF, Inc.)
St. Mary’s School of Sagada Alumni and Friends Foundation, Inc.
(SMSSAFF)
