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ABOUT PAS

People who played major roles and pillars in Sakya History:

 

  • Sr, Maria Say Kian Giap

  • Rev. Biao Khim

  • Rev. Sui Kim

  • Rev. Kwong Fan

  • Rev. Tuan In

  • Ms. Severina De Joya

  • Mrs. Ida O. Tuazon

Philippine Academy of Sakya

(菲律賓佛教能仁中學)

 

Sakya is a Buddhist educational institution established by the Buddhist Bhikus of Seng Guan Temple in 1960.

 

The student population is not as large as its neighbor schools but it continues to fulfill its mission and the number of successful graduates speak well of the school. 

 

It continues to thrive under an inspired learning environment managed by competent administrators  and qualified and committed teachers.  Sakya approaches the new millennium  with optimism and high hopes of brighter future. 

 

Sakya is a family composed of the school administrators, personnel, teachers, alumni, parents and surrounding communities.

PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVE

          In consonance with the Mission Statement Sakyan education aims to transform the student into:

 

            A PERSON who believes in the dignity of self and others; who will strive to discover and develop his capacities and abilities to the full, for the service of the country and the Lord Buddha.

 

            A FILIPINO whose spiritual, moral, academic, cultural and vocational values acquired through his growing years, are brought to the fore as he lives;

 

            A SELF-DIRECTED LEADER who demonstrate leadership through active participation at home, in school and in his own level of development.  He is imbued with moral and spiritual strength and can fulfill his responsibilities;

 

            A SAKYAN who is warm, simple, active and appreciative of the finer and nobler things in life, holding family values of primary importance and motivated by genuine love for all men;

 

            A CITIZEN  whose critical sensitivity to human needs and social issues impels him to be a witness of life, truth, freedom and justice in initiating and supporting a society that is truly human and fraternal, just and free.

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