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My alma mater NDDU Elementary Dept. transfers to Lagao

Posted by bariles On February - 22 - 2008 - Visited 1742 times, 3 so far today



My beloved Alma Mater Notre Dame of Dadiangas University is transferring its elementary division to its Barangay Lagao Campus effective June 2008, in time for the opening of classes for the new school year. Its high school department has long been transferred there, merging the former Notre Dame of Lagao and Notre Dame of Dadiangas secondary schools.


With this move, the whole block of NDDU at National Highway now belongs to the college department. Incidentally,the school has just conducted its 1st University Days.

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11 Responses

  1. Chona Macas Says:

    Can you help me know if my two nieces Jovaina Parilla Samma And Josephine Parilla Samma were really enrolled previously or presently in Notredame In lagao.Im just a concern Aunt who wants to know if they are enrolled.Or is there in any way you can help me contact the registrar office office of notredame in lagao.Please,Im living here in davao and i cant go there personally.Please!Please!

    Posted on May 15th, 2008 at 3:16 PM

  2. epm Says:

    Long live Notre Dame! My alma mater.

    Posted on May 31st, 2008 at 10:50 AM

  3. gensanite Says:

    viva marista!!!

    NDDU should update their website… :)

    you can definitely give them pointers, BARILES… :)

    Posted on June 5th, 2008 at 4:05 AM

  4. bariles Says:

    hi chona! they wouldn’t confirm if your nieces are there. bawal daw. Sorry. I hope you got the information you need already.

    hello epm!!! glad to know that you’re also a damean!

    thanks again gensanite! i also dont understand why their website hasn’t been updated. or at times, it cant even be accessed. too bad when they are supposed to have a strong I.T. department.

    Posted on June 5th, 2008 at 9:23 AM

  5. gensanite Says:

    well… i bet you have contacts in the school… maybe you can give them a heads up… with the accomplishments of their graduates, i think it’s high time for our alma mater to let the world know of its board passers and top notchers… it would be a great boost for the school… nothing beats that kind of advertisement/promotion…

    i’m mighty proud to be a damean… being a damean got me my job (hehehe), as my boss then was an alumnus as well of a marist-run school, the marist school of marikina… i can still remember my job interview… it was like talking to a big brother because we both know a lot of marist brothers… i think we share this connection as notre dameans… what do you think, TUNA MAN? :)

    viva marista!!!

    Posted on June 7th, 2008 at 9:32 AM

  6. bariles Says:

    I agree! Coming from the same school which instilled in us the same ideals and principles gives us this sort of connection between each other. Iba talga ang Damean and Marista!!! thanks gensanite! :)

    Posted on June 8th, 2008 at 7:18 PM

  7. epm Says:

    I’m so proud to be a Damean!

    The website is not operational and how will we know the latest events of our alma mater if it’s always down. Paging the IT Dept of NDDU… =D

    Posted on June 14th, 2008 at 3:07 PM

  8. saint_marcellin Says:

    @bariles

    update the website of dame though….

    its not good when my alma mater does not have a site..

    its a way to advertise the school din nman….

    : )

    Long Live Dameans…..

    Posted on September 11th, 2008 at 9:49 AM

  9. Eliza Tiongson Says:

    Hi po!! Please update the official NDDU website… I am from that school last year. My family and I transferred to Cagayan de Oro City and I enrolled in Xavier University Grade School- Ateneo De Cagayan… I am now in grade 6 and I really miss all my friends there in GenSan. I want to experience life in the new building and campus too… I have been studying there since nursery… I can really say that I am a pure Damean… :)

    Best Regards to Ma’am Alma Hordista
    school principal

    Posted on September 11th, 2008 at 10:06 PM

  10. White Knight Says:

    @Eliza Tiongson

    NDDU has now a website: http://www.nddu.edu.ph. Pero di pa sya interactive and ganun ka ganda.

    Posted on October 23rd, 2008 at 12:55 PM

  11. rrrrrr Says:

    yeah si bro.manuel de leon na ang bagong presidente ng NDDU :)

    Posted on June 20th, 2009 at 1:59 AM

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