Seven Graduates Pass Top High School Exams, Led by a Pisay and Ateneo Passer (2014)
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Seven Graduates Pass Top High School Exams, Led by a Pisay and Ateneo Passer (2014)

This school year, seven graduating Eastbridgers made it through the highly competitive entrance exams of top high schools, earning places at schools that admit only a small share of the students who apply.

7
Graduates who passed
5
Top high schools

Meet our passers

Reynaldo Guieb III, Eastbridge graduate, 2014

Reynaldo Guieb III

🎓 Philippine Science High School · Ateneo de Manila High School

Jendel Rose De Dios, Eastbridge graduate, 2014

Jendel Rose De Dios

🎓 Marikina Science High School · Miriam College High School

Kim Nichole Gianan, Eastbridge graduate, 2014

Kim Nichole Gianan

🎓 Marikina Science High School

Ma. Erleine Patrice

Ma. Erleine Patrice "Chai" Bolivar

🎓 St. Scholastica's, Marikina

Aldrynne, Eastbridge graduate, 2014

Aldrynne

🎓 Miriam College High School

Arvynne, Eastbridge graduate, 2014

Arvynne

🎓 Miriam College High School

Nikki Krystle Yacub, Eastbridge graduate, 2014

Nikki Krystle Yacub

🎓 St. Scholastica's, Marikina

Leading the list is Reynaldo "Rey" Guieb III, who passed both the Philippine Science High School and the Ateneo de Manila High School exams. Jendel Rose De Dios passed the equally competitive exams of Marikina Science High School and Miriam College. Kim Nichole Gianan may become the second Eastbridger at Marikina Science, following Ski Moralejo, who made it there a year earlier. Chai Bolivar and Nikki Krystle Yacub are headed to St. Scholastica's in Marikina, and the twin sisters Aldrynne and Arvynne both made it to Miriam College.

Update: the trail they started

Rey chose Philippine Science High School. In the years that followed, more Eastbridgers walked the trail this batch helped open:

What this means for your child

Entrance exams to schools like these test more than memorized facts. They test reading, reasoning, and problem-solving, the habits we build every day in small classes through Singapore Math, strong reading and language lessons, and teachers who know each child. Whether your child dreams of Pisay or simply wants a strong start in high school, the foundation is the same.

Congratulations to all seven! You made us proud. To God be the glory!

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