About Us

Mission

To educate and train the 21st century learners holistically by implementing the K to 12 programs integrated with bible truths and technical opportunities.

 
Vision

That our students will be joyful matured Christians who have acquired the 21st century education, technical skills, and commitment to excellence for lifelong learning and productivity.

Goals/Objectives

1. TO DEVELOP STUDENTS AS WELL-ROUNDED CITIZENS ABLE TO MANAGE THEIR PERSONAL LIVES EFFECTIVELY AND TO COMPETE GLOBALLY IN THEIR CHOSEN PROFESSIONALS.

2. TO PROVIDE THE RICHEST QUALITY EDUCATION POSSIBLE IN A CHRISTIAN SETTING FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE.

3. TO CULTIVATE STUDENTS WITH THE MORAL CHARACTER AND NECESSARY LEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR THE PROGRESS AND PRODUCTIVITY OF THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

4. TO INSPIRE AND INNOVATE THE STUDENTS TO LEAD THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES TO WORK TOGETHER FOR PROGRESS IN EDUCATION, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND MORAL VALUES.

BRIEF HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL

MAY, 1977 - Grace Christian Mission gained approval to operate an agricultural high school in Sto. Nino, Tanay, Rizal for the orphanage youth and students from neighboring mountain tribes.

MAY, 1979 - Friends in Badian and seaside barrios (villages) in Albay asked for help - they were desperately in need of a high school for their young people. Since no road came through the mountains to the barrios, the only way students could go to high school was by a boat to a larger town. During the six-month season for typhoons, the small boats from the barrios could not risk the ocean's big waves. June, 1980 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School (GCMTS) in Badian, Oas, Albat began in a rented house and a temporary classroom building.

MAY, 1984 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School in Sto. Nino, Tanay, Rizal moved to Boso-Boso Antipolo City. GCM's buildings in Sto. Nino had to be abandoned because of the government's Daraitan Dam project. September, 1985 - Government awarded Certificate of Recognition to GCMTS in Badian, Oas, Albay - Region V.

APRIL, 1986 - Government awarded Certificate of Recognition to Grace Christian Mission Technical School in Boso-Boso, Antipolo City - Region IV.

JUNE, 2003 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School stages development of its elementary school to meet educational needs created by severe over crowding of public elementary schools: Currently operating a complete elementary. In prior years, GCM provided kindergarten and preparatory classes for its orphans and other children from the community: these classes have been added to Grace Christian Mission Technical School elementary school.

JUNE, 2008 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School Boso-Boso started to operate with a complete elementary.

JUNE, 2016 - Grace Christian Mission Technical School  was operating with Senior High School.

Admission

Requirements:

• Birth Certificate (PSA)
  
  

• Report Card / Form 138
  
  

• 2x2 ID Picture (2 copies)
  
  

• Certificate of Good Moral Character
  
  

• Photocopy of latest grades