It’s another academic year at CMDI

The CARD-MRI Development Institute, Inc. (CMDI) welcomed back to school its old and new Senior High School (SHS) and College students on 13 & 18 June 2018, respectively.

From more than 200 students last academic year, the number of students increased to a substantial 427 this year—more than 100% increase in the student population.

The Grade 11 students attended an orientation presided by the school registrar, Mr. Neil Polinag wherein he discussed the various school policies including details of the online registration and gamely answered the concerns and queries of the students.

Meanwhile, Ms. Rosemarie Catapang, SHS Principal, introduced the current and new faculty members who will guide the students as they go along in their academic life at CMDI.

Lastly, Vice President for Administration and Academic Affairs Ms. Deverna Briones, in her inspirational message emphasized that CMDI’s every phase of instruction is guided by meaningful and rigorous curriculum. She further added that the school will continuously promote and develop the desire and ability of all the students to face the challenging world of learning and make them ready to achieve their dreams as they graduate.

Students are now on their positive mode to learn and are enthusiastic to begin their academic journey for the new school year 2018-2019.

CMDI Bay School Opening 01 — Grade 11 students gather at the auditorium for the orientation. With them are Mr. Neil Polinag, Registrar (left) and Ms. Deverna dT. Briones, Vice President for Administration and Academic Affairs (right).

CMDI-Bay-02-Opening — Senior High School Principal Ms. Rosemarie Catapang introduce the new and current faculty members.

CMDI-Bay-03- School Opening 2018 — Ms. Deverna dT. Briones, VPAAA, presides over the orientation this time at the multi-purpose hall.

CMDI-Bay-04-School-Opening-2018 — Students listen intently as Ms. Deverna dT. Briones, VPAAA, delivers her inspirational message.

CMDI-Bay-05-School-Opening-2018 — The auditorium is almost filled to the brim with the old and new students during the orientation and school opening.

Contributed by: Aira Giray
Edited by: Johanna B. Rañola