Caritas Don Bosco School

1. Experience a personal relationship with God by observing Catholic practices as a Salesian way of life;
2. Acquire and develop literacy and higher order thinking skills through the use of Performance-Based Learning Approach;
3. Develop life-long learning skills through fair play, creative and collaborative tasks;
4. Enhance a sense of nationalism and love for the environment;
5. Find joy in doing daily activities and serving others.

The Grade School Department is the largest department of the school in terms of student population. It consists of pre-school to Grade 6 pupils. The St. Joseph's Building houses the elementary classrooms. It is a three-storey building designed with ramps to provide easy access from students going up and going down the floors.

1. Realize their worth as God's masterpieces and become living witnesses of the Gospel values;
2. Acquire technology literacy through project-based learning approach;
3. Integrate adequately and apply meaningfully their acquired knowledge and higher-order thinking skills in real-life situations;
4. Develop problem solving skills as they foster positive attitude and work habits;
5. Deepen a sense of nationalism and love for the environment;
6. Demonstrate servant leadership skills as they actively participate and collaborate in community service.

The Sacred Heart of Jesus Building houses the High School Department. It consists of two floors and ramps are also present for easy access. The following are the subject areas that form part of the high school curriculum:

• English
• Araling Panlipunan (AP)
• Christian Living and Values Educations (CLVE)
• Filipino
• Math
• Music
• Drafting
• TLE / Robotics
• Information Technology
• Music, Arts, Physical Education,Health
• Integrated Science

1. Exemplify academic excellence through admission to the university of choice and identification of career preference by providing work immersion exposure;
2. Develop them to be prepared to live in a multi-cultural community and global environment by providing various activities with emphasis on openness, respect, and interdependence;
3. Manifest their servant leadership by conducting research with service impact towards the school's advocacies.

The Senior High School Department is housed in the latest building of the school aptly named Fr. Cavoli building whose namesake is the founder of the SCG sisters. The SHS department maintains small and ideal class sizes in keeping with its goal to foster career/profession identification and as well as being able to grow and participate in the global sphere. Many of its alumna are now studying in the big universities as well as international universities. To enhance the K-12 curriculum, it offers a selection of career-enlightening elective classes such as Robotics, Programming for Software Development, Healthcare: Introduction to Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Dentistry, AutoCad: Basic and Advanced, Local and International Film Studies, Mythology, Linguistics, and Automotive Mechanics, among others.

The SHS is replete with international exposure, especially to Japan, where the school keeps an exchange learners and teachers program. Furthermore, the department is competitive as it regularly sends participants to international robotics competitions and as well as the Sakura Science Program.

It currently offers the following strands from the Academic Track:

• Accounting, Business, and Management (ABM)
• Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)
• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with a choice of being part of the Allied Health/Medicine sub-strand or the Architecture/Engineering sub-strand.