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<h1> History, 1937 </h1> | |||
The school was formally opened in May 1937 and was entrusted to five Augustinian Sisters, with Sor Encarnacion delos Remedios as the Superior. In June of the same year, the school was blessed and dedicated to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, who is the Patroness of the Parish of Barasoain in Malolos. Initially, the school offered courses in Early Childhood Education and Elementary studies. | The school was formally opened in May 1937 and was entrusted to five Augustinian Sisters, with Sor Encarnacion delos Remedios as the Superior. In June of the same year, the school was blessed and dedicated to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, who is the Patroness of the Parish of Barasoain in Malolos. Initially, the school offered courses in Early Childhood Education and Elementary studies. | ||
[[File:A Kindergarten Class.webp|thumb|A Kindergarten Class]] | [[File:A Kindergarten Class.webp|thumb|A Kindergarten Class]] | ||
<h1> Early Years, 1940-1984 </h1> | |||
In 1940, three special vocational courses, namely typing, stenography, and dressmaking, were introduced. Unfortunately, the school had to close down due to the outbreak of World War II. However, the Japanese occupation forces insisted that the school should reopen, and with their persuasion, the school resumed its operations by offering a secondary course. The American liberation forces caused a temporary halt in the school's operation in 1945. However, later that year, the school reopened and added new college courses to its curriculum. | In 1940, three special vocational courses, namely typing, stenography, and dressmaking, were introduced. Unfortunately, the school had to close down due to the outbreak of World War II. However, the Japanese occupation forces insisted that the school should reopen, and with their persuasion, the school resumed its operations by offering a secondary course. The American liberation forces caused a temporary halt in the school's operation in 1945. However, later that year, the school reopened and added new college courses to its curriculum. | ||
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<h1> PAASCU Accreditation, 1985 </h1> | |||
In November 1985, the school took a significant step towards gaining accreditation from the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges, and Universities (PAASCU) when the High School and Grade School Departments underwent preliminary surveys. PAASCU accreditors visited the school and conducted a thorough analysis and evaluation of the school's readiness to meet the PAASCU standards. Eight months later, the College Department also underwent PAASCU's preliminary survey. | In November 1985, the school took a significant step towards gaining accreditation from the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges, and Universities (PAASCU) when the High School and Grade School Departments underwent preliminary surveys. PAASCU accreditors visited the school and conducted a thorough analysis and evaluation of the school's readiness to meet the PAASCU standards. Eight months later, the College Department also underwent PAASCU's preliminary survey. | ||
<h1> Establishing CPA Review Center, 1986 </h1> | |||
In May 1986, the school established the CPA Review Center to cater to the needs of Commerce graduates from Malolos and nearby towns of Bulacan. The Center produced successful CPAs, including an alumnus who placed seventh in the CPA Board Examinations. | In May 1986, the school established the CPA Review Center to cater to the needs of Commerce graduates from Malolos and nearby towns of Bulacan. The Center produced successful CPAs, including an alumnus who placed seventh in the CPA Board Examinations. | ||
<h1> LCUP Gold Anniversary, 1987 </h1> | |||
In 1987, the school celebrated its 50th anniversary. The year-long festivities included the blessing of the Sisters' residence in Catmon and an institutional musical presentation entitled "Color It Gold!" Two monumental projects were also launched during the celebration: the first one was the establishment of the RCC Outreach in Pandi, Bulacan, which marked the institution's formal entry into its community outreach ministry. The second one was the realization of the much-needed Multi-Purpose Hall in Catmon. | In 1987, the school celebrated its 50th anniversary. The year-long festivities included the blessing of the Sisters' residence in Catmon and an institutional musical presentation entitled "Color It Gold!" Two monumental projects were also launched during the celebration: the first one was the establishment of the RCC Outreach in Pandi, Bulacan, which marked the institution's formal entry into its community outreach ministry. The second one was the realization of the much-needed Multi-Purpose Hall in Catmon. | ||
<h1> Offering of New Courses, 1997-2009 </h1> | |||
In the school year 1997-1998, the college introduced computer courses as part of its offerings. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) was one of the new courses that aimed to produce highly employable college graduates. During that period, BSCS was the second most popular course in terms of enrollment, next to the College of Commerce. | In the school year 1997-1998, the college introduced computer courses as part of its offerings. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) was one of the new courses that aimed to produce highly employable college graduates. During that period, BSCS was the second most popular course in terms of enrollment, next to the College of Commerce. | ||
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<h1> References </h1> | |||
https://www.lcup.edu.ph/lcup_history.php | https://www.lcup.edu.ph/lcup_history.php | ||