Lourdes School of Mandaluyong

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Lourdes School of Mandaluyong (LSM)
Lourdes school of mandaluyong lsm logo.png
Location
Shaw Blvd., Greenhills,
Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila,
 Philippines
Information
Type Private, All Boys, Catholic School
Motto Pax et Bonum
Patron saint(s) Our Lady of Lourdes
St. Francis of Assisi
Established 1959
Founder Capuchins
Rector Rev. Fr. Edmundo A.Tiamson, OFMCap.
Principal Ma. Cecilia A. Michael
Grade School
Digna M. Marciano
High School
Medium of language English, Filipino
Campus type Urban
Color(s)             
Blue, White, and Gold
Song Lourdes Forever
Nickname LSM
Team name Trojans
Basketball
Tiger Sharks
Swimming
Vision Becoming Like Christ
Accreditation(s) PAASCU Level II
Newspaper The Poverello Echo
Grade School
The Link
High School
Yearbook Ad Astra per Aspera
Batch 2010
Level Kindergarten/Preparatory
Grade School
High School
Website

Lourdes School of Mandaluyongis a private, Catholic educational institution owned and founded by the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. The school was established in 1959 by the Capuchins in the Philippines. The school is also known by the acronym LSM, which differentiates it from its sister school, Lourdes School of Quezon City(LSQC). The Lourdes School of Mandaluyong campus is located at the Ortigas Center commercial district, near malls such as SM Megamall, Shangri-La Plaza, EDSA Central, and Starmall. The rector as of the current academic year is Rev. Fr. Edmundo A. Tiamson, OFMCap.


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[edit] Lourdes School at 50

In 1959, the school opened with only a hundred students from Grades 1 to 4. Now[when?] the enrollment has grown to thousands.[citation needed] The school is PAASCU accredited.[1]

[edit] Notable Alumni

  • Dennis B. Aranas - CEO & President of Microwarehouse, Inc.
  • Mayor Robert Eusebio - City Mayor, Pasig City
  • Ricky Eusebio - Councilor, Pasig City
  • Atty. Francis Tolentino - MMDA Chairman
  • Perci Intalan - TV5 head of creative and entertainment production
  • Janno Gibbs - (actor) singer
  • Larry Golfo - Vice President & CFO, Hoya Corporation USA [2]
  • Lee Nadela - (Bassist) Slapshock
  • Ernie Severino - (Drummer) Side A
  • Boyet Sison - TV Show host, Hardball on ANC
  • Smoky Manaloto - Actor, Comedian
  • Pao Santiago - (Drummer), Join The Club, Hale, Kjwan, Someday Dream
  • Kean Cipriano - (Actor) Bench Endorser, Vocalist, Calla Lily
  • Andrew Santiago - Station Manager, Magic 89.9
  • Dale Custodio - (Director) TV 5 News
  • Hans Leo Cacdac - POEA Chief
  • Jaime Medina - Pateros mayor [3]
  • Rod Nepomuceno - Philippine Star opinion writer[4]
  • Jonathan Aligada - Viva Entertainment producer
  • Eric Cabrera - (Lead vocals) Datu's Tribe
  • Rwin Pagkalinawan - Police Senior Superintendent
  • Vicente Jamie Villafranca - Professional Photographer, 1st Asian to win Ian Parry Award
  • Kishin Javier - (Vocalist), Sunflower Day Camp
  • Severino Alforte - Taytay, Rizal Fiscal
  • Simon Tan - Session Guitarist, Bassist for the Peryodiko Band
  • Vice Mayor Mike Cari - Baybay, Leyte
  • Noel Zarate - Sports Commentator, TV Personality
  • Jimmy Gil - GMA 7 Broadcaster
  • Francisco Allejo III - San Miguel Purefoods President
  • Dean Raul Pangalangan - UP College of Law Dean/ Former Harvard Law School Professor
  • Dr. Marco Abad - Organ Transplant/ Brain Surgeon
  • Atty. Francis Juan - Energy Regulatory Commission Spokesperson
  • Dr. Normando Sta. Ana - AFP Surgeon General
  • Mike del Rosario - Violinist, Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Atty. Rommel Veluz - NLRC
  • Myro Lopez - DILG Under Secretary
  • Fr. Ferdinand Santos - Professor, St. John Vianney College Seminary, Florida

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