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Bloomfield Academy Center for Science and Technology

Coordinates: 14°25′54″N 120°59′27″E / 14.43163°N 120.99091°E / 14.43163; 120.99091
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Bloomfield Academy Center for Science and Technology
Front of school
Location
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BF Resort Village, W Tecson St, Las Piñas, 1740 Metro Manila

Coordinates14°25′54″N 120°59′27″E / 14.43163°N 120.99091°E / 14.43163; 120.99091
Information
Religious affiliation(s)Roman Catholic
Established1985
PrincipalMs. Elsie T. Torreno
GradesK to 12
EnrollmentAbout 700
Color(s)Green and Gold
AthleticsLAPPRISA, VARSITY
NewspaperThe B.A Leaf
Websitebloomfield.edu.ph

Bloomfield Academy Center for Science and Technology, formerly known only as Bloomfield Academy, is a private school centered in the Philippines in Las Piñas. The school was founded in 1985 and started education services in the early 1986. The school currently has STEM curriculum introduced. The school is currently owned by Mr. and Mrs. Llarena of Dane Publishing Inc..

History

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In 1985, The school began operation with just a few classrooms and grade school service. They had their first 450 students from Kindergarten to Grade 4. Students are given their first Holy Communion and participates in other student events such as the Foundation Day.

In the early 90s up to the present, the school was subject to a dramatic renovation project which added many new classrooms and facilities, adding more classrooms as the time goes on. The school experienced a dramatic increase in students, which continues until today. The Singapore Science Method is adapted in the Grade School.[1]

Facilities

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The school currently offers preschool, elementary, junior high school and senior high school. The school does not currently offer Special Education. The school has three comfort rooms, two multipurpose halls, a covered court, a S.T.E.M lab, a music room, a speech laboratory, a computer laboratory and others. The school is currently applying for PAASCU accreditation.

References

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  1. ^ "History of Bloomfield Academy - Bloomfield Academy". bloomfield.edu.ph.