The School · Taguig
LICSM is a Christ-centered school in Taguig where academics, faith, character, and leadership are developed together in an intentionally small community.
Why Leaders exists
LICSM was founded from a conviction to build a Christian school that prepares young people to lead with integrity, influence their communities, serve the nation, and make a positive difference in the world.
To glorify God & develop the next generation of Christian Leaders.
To raise Christ-centered Leaders of influence & integrity.
Christian education
LICSM believes in God, in Jesus Christ, and in Scripture as God’s Word. Biblical truth shapes the school’s understanding of education, character, relationships, and purpose.
Christian life at LICSM includes prayer in class, Bible classes, devotions, weekly chapel, worship, small-group discussions after chapel, and spiritual guidance from teachers where relevant. BJU Press supports biblical integration across subjects so faith is not separated from the rest of learning.
Character
LICSM seeks to nurture integrity, responsibility, faith, love, self-discipline, respect, leadership, and service. When students make mistakes, guidance should help them understand what happened, take responsibility, make wiser decisions, and restore relationships where appropriate.
Leadership
Students can grow as leaders through chapel, prayer, class and student responsibilities, presentations, school programs, sports, service, projects, and other age-appropriate opportunities to contribute.
Community
With an approximately 10:1 student-teacher ratio and one section per grade, teachers and students have room to know one another. LICSM values these relationships and close, thoughtful communication with parents.
Service
LICSM’s annual service includes support connected with KKKK Foundation—Kanin, Kubo, Karunungan, Kalinga—in Lipa, Batangas. The emphasis is modest and practical: learning to notice needs, contribute, and serve others.
Open to families
Families from different backgrounds may apply to LICSM. At the same time, families should understand that Christian teaching, prayer, Scripture, Bible learning, chapel, and Christian formation are part of school life.
“Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it.”Proverbs 22:6 · NASB