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curricula were added to the courses already offered. Since the BSEED curriculum required a training department for the student teachers, the college got permission from the Bureau of
Private Schools to offer a complete elementary course. A new 8-room, training department building was constructed, complete with office and library facilities. At the same time, a wing was added to the old building to accommodate the growing number of college students.
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664:(NDDU). Graduate Programs include Master in Public Administration (MPA), Master in Business Administration (MBA), Master of Arts in Nursing (M.A.N.) and Master of Arts in Education (MA.Ed). Furthermore, in the first trimester of school year 2009 – 2010, the Doctorate of Philosophy in Education program was opened to address the need for advanced studies of the clientele.
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In consonance with the school's mission to upgrade all departments, the
Liberal Arts, Education and Business Administration programs sought Level II accreditation by PAASCU in September 2010. These were granted reaccreditation for five years, valid until November 2015. Meanwhile, the Computer Science
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Bro. Teodulo A. Fernandez, FMS became the 13TH NDKC president in May 2006. He was formally installed on
September 6, 2006. The new four-storey college building was completed in June 2006. The said building relatively solved the noise created by traffic and vehicles during classes and activities. Most
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NDKC acquired the permit to offer BS Civil
Engineering (BSCE) starting 1996–1997. Later in SY 1998–1999 it offered 3 additional courses- the BS Information Technology (BSIT), BS Information Management (BSIM), and BS Electronics and Communications Engineering (BSECE). Mass Communication major was also
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Library
Science was offered in SY 1986–1987 as a major field in the Liberal Arts and BSE curricula. However, in 1990, the enrolment decreased due to the gradual phase out of Junior Secretarial course, and BS Commerce major in Accounting. The phasing out of BS Commerce major in Accounting was due to a
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In 1978, the NDKC administration, aware of the important role played by the school in the community, started a re-direction program in the college. A new course, Agri-Business, was given permit to open in 1979. This course was offered to meet the needs of the community, but the school made it certain
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through the efforts of Bro. Norman Roy, FMS obtained permission from the Bureau of
Private Schools to offer first year collegiate courses in Secretarial, Liberal Arts and Commerce. The college became co-educational and the first enrollment numbered to 58. In school year 1963–1964, the BSE, and BSEED
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NDKC renovated the faculty rooms and installed air-conditioning units at the college to improve working and teaching-learning conditions on SY 2005–2006. It also saw the birth of the research climate in the college department which offered new avenues to critical awareness, shared responsibility and
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In response to the trend of the times, NDKC started to offer
Associate in Computer Science (ACS) in 1991–1992. Marketing was also offered as major field for the BS Commerce, and Political Science for the Liberal Arts. In 1992–1993 it started to offer BS in Computer Science (BSCS), and BS Accountancy
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As the school flourished under the guidance of the Oblate priests, the enrollment swelled so much that the Parish Priest-Director found the job too taxing and pre-judicial to the efficient administration of both the parish and the school. So, in July 1954, the
Oblates turned over the administration
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granted 4.5M for the purpose. The three-storey building which was completed in 1996 has 12 classrooms with comfort rooms in every storey. Prior to this development, a good number of buildings were constructed, and some renovated. Constructions included the
Student Center of the College Department,
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The formal PAASCU visit was on
September 22–24, 1982, and on November 16, 1982 PAASCU issued a Certificate granting NDKC a 3-year Level I accreditation status. The first Re-Accreditation visit was then made on November 25–26, 1985 after which PAASCU granted NDKC a 5-year Level II Deregulated Status
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Later in 1970, three new major fields of concentration were offered namely: Economic, English, and Biology in the Collegiate Education and Liberal Arts courses, while two were offered in the Commerce: Economics, and Business Administration. In 1977 Accounting and Government Accounting and Auditing
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In November 2010, the Board of Trustees approved the proposed reorganization of NDKC. Thus, the new organizational set-up involved the creation of the position, Executive Vice-President, the alter ego of the President who oversees the entire operation of the school in the absence of the President.
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School Year 2003–2004 was considered as PAASCU accreditation year. On August 3–4, 2003, PAASCU evaluated the Commerce, Liberal Arts, and Education programs. The high school department was surveyed by PAASCU on September 1–2, 2003 and both departments were granted a five-year accreditation status.
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School year 1998–1999 was the celebration of the Marist Brothers’ 50th year of presence in the Philippines and the school actively participated in the year-round activities. The following year, in April 1999, Marcellin Champagnat was canonized. NDKC sent seven representatives to Rome to attend the
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The new college building that housed the Speech and Engineering Laboratories, and 2 classrooms was occupied in June 1999. In June 2002, these classrooms were transformed into the Fundamental Laboratory, and Demonstration Room of the BS Nursing. In June 2000 the Internet Café and Bookroom were also
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The High School Department also sought PAASCU accreditation and had its first visit on February 9–11, 1987. It had its formal visit on January 29–31, 1990, after which it was granted Level I status. It got the Level II status after the January 28–29, 1993 visit, and has maintained this status even
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The RE and Euthenics subjects were evaluated, revised and enriched in order to be relevant as the core of the curriculum. At the same time, the CMRE programmed and facilitated opportunities for spiritual development of the academic community through colloquia, retreat/recollections, enrichments
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From 1983 to 1988, NDKC became one of the implementing institutions of the NDEA-wide Accelerated Training of Teachers for Cultural Communities (ATTCC) Program, which was funded by UNICEF and CIDA. The offering of this program was one of the factors that contributed to the increase of enrollment
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Bro. Briccio J. Baynosa, FMS became the 15TH NDKC President in April 2010 after serving as Officer-In-Charge for one school year. He was formally installed on June 7, 2010. Starting School Year 2010–2011, NDKC added three new curricular programs: BS Computer Engineering (BSCpE), BS Accounting
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as confirmed in the Certificate dated July 21, 1986. It has acquired 5-year Level II status during the succeeding PAASCU visit on January 21–22, 1992 through the Certificate of Accreditation dated December 11, 1992. This status was maintained even after the September 22–23, 1997 visit.
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The Commerce, Education, and Liberal Arts programs prepared for PAASCU accreditation starting first semester of the SY 1979–1980. The preliminary visit was during the first semester of SY 1980–81 after which it was given the go-signal to prepare for the formal visit the following year.
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High School. The 264 students who enrolled were distributed from 1st to 3rd year. The 4th year was set to open the following year. The first director was Rev. Father Francis McSorley, OMI. He was at the same time the Parish Priest of Our Lady Mediatrix of All Graces Parish in
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On September 24, 2010, during the CEAP convention held at the Waterfront Hotel in Lahug, Cebu City, NDKC was awarded one of its Jubilarians, having been a member of the CEAP since 1960 (50 years). Bro. Briccio J. Baynosa, FMS, NDKC President, accepted the award.
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made functional. In June 2002, a 4-classroom building was constructed at the right wing of the gymnasium. Two of the high school classrooms were also renovated and became the Speech Laboratory, and THE Laboratory of the department.
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The High School was made co-educational in June 1993 after 2 years of preparatory work. This was in response to strong clamor among parents of female grade school pupils. This development made a significant increase in enrollment.
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The BSBA curriculum as per CMO 39, s2006 replaced the BSC curricular offerings effective SY 2007–2008. The school is preparing for the PAASCU formal visit for both high school and college departments scheduled in September 2008.
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Since 1978, the collegiate enrollment has grown gradually. When the new college building (3 stories) was first occupied for the use of the students in June 1980, the enrollment increased significantly and reached the 1,500 mark.
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To meet the demands of the growing school population and to avoid interruption of school activities by the unpredictable weather of Kidapawan, a Gymnasium was constructed in the upper level of the campus in September 1968.
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In its desire to become relevant to the demand of the community and specifically to assist its graduates regarding their problem on graduate education, NDKC entered into a consortium with the
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899:Bachelor of Arts – Major in Philosophy
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893:Bachelor of Arts – Major in Economics
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1701:University of Notre Dame Australia
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1456:Notre Dame Academy of San Fernando
1409:Notre Dame Educational Association
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998:Notre Dame of Dadiangas University
954:College of Business Administration
662:Notre Dame of Dadiangas University
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1147:Notre Dame of Marbel University
1042:Notre Dame of Marbel University
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978:Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
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1594:Notre Dame of Midsayap College
1532:Notre Dame of Genio Edcor Inc.
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1063:Notre Dame of Tacurong College
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1428:Notre Dame of Greater Manila
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238:Dr. Stella C. Flores
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