Grade School and Junior High School Online Ap... | Article
Welcome to NDMC's Online Admission Application page. We are glad to be your partner in your academic journey thus, we are making everything easy and accessible for you. Kindly start by reading the following steps and requirements before you proceed. Requirements for Incoming K2, Grade 1 and Grade 7: Clear picture or scanned copy of School Card/Form 138. Valid email address and contact number. Minimum down payment of Php600.00 only. For more information, please click here to view the ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES. Click here
CMRE - Daily Liturgical activities and on sig... | Article
As a Catholic Institution, NDMC provides venue for spiritual growth through liturgical activities daily and on special occasions.
Guidance Office - Empowering Children with OF... | Article
The Guidance Office reached out to our students with OFW parents to help them academically and to support them cope with their social, spiritual and personal concerns. It was conducted last November 14, 2017 at NDMC Primera Function Hall. The participants were from the junior high school, senior high school, and college unit. This was to give them the opportunity to have better adjustment and understanding of their own challenges, struggles and experiences of their parents abroad through faith.
THE NDMC LOGO | Article
Identity The name NOTRE DAME was suggested by Rev. Fr. Joseph Boyd, OMI, as a tribute to Our Lady, Mother Mary, to whom the Oblate Congregation and the Philippines are dedicated. On the upper right section of the scutcheon are THREE STARS representing the Philippines. At the center are: a LILY flower, which in religious iconography, represents the Virgin Mary, Our Lady (Notre Dame), the principal patroness of the College; the stylized initials OMI, which stands for the Oblates of Mary Immaculate, the founding Congregations which administers the College; a BOOK, signifying the educational ministry of the College; and a RAM’s HORN, the symbol of Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, denoting Notre Dame of Midsayap College as the pioneer Notre Dame School of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate...
NDMC History | Article
When the Missionary Fathers came to Mindanao in 1939, they were confronted with the predicament on how to reach out to the people to spread the word of God. After much consideration, Fr. Gerard Mongeau, OMI and his Oblate brothers thought that the best way to reach as many people as possible was through the establishment of schools. They therefore decided to open the first high school in Midsayap because the system of highways at that time made Midsayap the crossroads of the province. The experiment was at the same time intended to test the reaction of the people to the idea of a Catholic school. Since the Philippines and Oblate congregation are both dedicated to our Lady, it was natural that the school should be placed under Her protection. It was Fr. Joseph Boyd, OMI who suggested the...