For over four decades, St. Therese Learning Center of Quezon City (STLC QC) has journeyed through time, braving countless challenges and emerging stronger with each trial. From its humble beginnings under the visionary leadership of our beloved Directress, Ms. Leticia R. Bajacan, the school has remained steadfast in its mission to provide quality education and nurture learners to become leaders and well-rounded individuals.

Through the years, STLC QC has weathered the ever-changing landscape of education. Economic fluctuations, societal shifts, and technological advancements have tested our resilience, yet we have faced them all with courage and adaptability. Perhaps one of the greatest challenges came during the pandemic, a time when education systems across the globe were shaken to their core.

Despite the uncertainty and difficulty, STLC QC stood firm. We swiftly embraced the digital era, transitioning to an innovative hybrid learning modality to ensure that no student was left behind. While many schools closed their doors, we found ways to keep ours open—virtually—fostering a learning environment that remained engaging, supportive, and effective. Our adaptability during this time was a testament to our resilience and unwavering commitment to our students.

As we celebrate four decades of excellence, we honor the legacy of perseverance, dedication, and growth that defines STLC QC. We continue to prioritize shaping learners to be courageous, compassionate, and well-rounded individuals equipped to lead and excel in any field they choose.

The journey of 43 years is more than a celebration of milestones—it is a reflection of the countless lives transformed, dreams realized, and futures shaped within our walls. With every challenge we have overcome, we are reminded of the strength of our community and the enduring values that guide us.

Here’s to the next chapters of St. Therese Learning Center of QC—a future filled with promise, innovation, and continued excellence. Together, we will rise, lead, and inspire for generations to come.

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