Del Pilar Academy



Del Pilar Academy was incorporated in 1950 as a commercial high school by some concerned Imus residents and educators. The original incorporators were: Mrs. Belen T. Cruz, Mr. Jose N. Topacio, Sr., Dr. Mabini S. Virata, Mr. Eliseo A. Ocampo, Sr., Mrs. Ester T. Celestial, Dr. Josefa J. Ilano and Miss Teotista B. Topacio. They envisioned to provide They envisioned to provide a secondary education to the thousands of students of Imus who could not afford to enroll in the schools at Manila and suburbs or who could not be accommodated at the only private secondary school in Imus It initially held classes for some 185 first and second year students at the Imus Catholic Convent. Although Del Pilar Academy was named after the town’s patron saint, Nuestra Señora del Pilar, the school is non-sectarian. It has since inculcated and practiced Christian values among the studentry and alumni. The increased enrollment ushered its transfer to its present campus at Gen. Elias Topacio St. in 1955.

Vision

A potent educational institution committed to academic excellence and discipline

Mission

To discover and enhance the different aptitudes and interests of the students towards global and ecological concerns and to equip them with skills needed for productive endeavor for the benefit of humanity

Core Values

These are virtues intended to shape a strong moral ethos and create a campus community of shared responsibility enabling an individual to continue a life of learning and growth

Discipline - Self-discipline leads to pride in achievement and self-fulfillment

Excellence in Learning - Expectation for learning is high for all students

Love of God and His creation - Develop a student’s love for his Creator and become aware of his role in safeguarding nature, His creation

Positivism - Positive thinking and healthy meaningful relationships are needed to overcome obstacles and difficulties in life

Acceptance - Tolerance and acceptance for cultural, human and religious differences while affirming similarities that can lead to peaceful co-existence

Nationalism - respect and upholding Filipino traditions and heritage, the symbols of the country and the uniqueness of the Filipino that will make the students proud of their roots and achievements

Del Pilar Academy´s School Facilities



	Audio-Visual Room	Speech Laboratory



	Computer Laboratory	Science Laboratory



	Library	Clinic



	TLE Dine In	TLE Kitchen