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    1) Christ the King Academy was founded in 1950 and has undergone several name changes to become Liceo de Christ the King, Inc. 2) The school has experienced changes in leadership over the decades and faced challenges like earthquakes that damaged buildings. 3) Today there are six high school and three elementary buildings, as well as a gymnasium, with a total enrollment of 453 students from kindergarten through fourth year high school.

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    LICEO DE CHRIST THE KING, INC.

    (Formerly: Christ the King Academy)


    Magsaysay Dist., Talugtug, 3118 Nueva Ecija
    Email: [email protected]
    Tel. No.: (044) 806-1408

    Brief History
    Christ the King Academy now Liceo de Christ the King, Inc.

    Christ the King Academy now Liceo de Christ the King is located within the
    agricultural area of Talugtug, Nueva Ecija, along the provincial road.

    The institution was founded as Christ the King Institutute of Agriculture in 1950
    by Rev. Fr. Henry Zegward. The school building was built on a site approximately four
    hectares in area the site was uneven/ hilly as the general topography of the whole town,
    However there were some level places which were improved for the playground of the
    students. Rev. Fr. William Mahoney was the administrator of the school in 1956- the name
    of the school was changed to Christ the King Academy.

    In 1960 Rev. Fr. William Mahoney was transferred to San Clemente, Tarlac and the
    school was entrusted to Rev. Fr. Hurley. In 1962 a religious priest (MSC) Rev. Fr. Cornelius
    Swinkels took over and lasted for seven years from 1962-1969.In 1970 a diocesan priest
    was assigned as parish priest and school director in the person of Rev. Fr. Maximo Gomez.
    In 1972, Rev Fr. Remegio Baby Malgapo took over, followed by Rev. Fr. Miguel Adriosula.
    He initiated to offer agricultural college through Divina Pastora College Extension
    Education Program. But unluckily it lasted only for two years.

    In 1979 Rev. Fr. Dionisio Esluzar took over. He organized the Parent Teacher
    Association.

    Rev. Fr. Rolando Mabutol, a very young promising priest was assigned parish priest
    and school director in 1984. It was Fr. Rolando Mabutol who initiated the organization of
    the Christ the King Alumni Association.

    In 1988, a volunteer MSC priest came over in the person of Rev Fr. Henry de Hey.
    The directorship of Fr. Henry lasted for ten years from 1988-1998.On July 16, 1990 a killer
    earthquake wrought untold damages to houses and buildings. One of the school buildings
    was not spared and was totally damaged. Fortunately Fr. Henry was on vacation in Holland
    that time, so he had a chance to solicit funds for the construction of a new building- the Fr.
    Henry building. This is where the library and the finance office is located.

    On May 20, 1998 another very young promising and dynamic priest came over in
    the person of Rev. Fr. Rufo Ramil H. Cruz. He initiated the start of a Pre-Elementary and
    Elementary education but he stayed only for two years and was transferred to Quezon,
    Nueva Ecija. On the Jubilee year of CKA- the director was Rev. Fr. Francisco Umalin- but did
    not last long for he was taken by his creator. On his death, Fr. Arleen Ragasa took his place.

    Sometime in December 2008, Mr. Miguel de Guzman, the Private School Supervisor
    requested all schools in the division of Nueva Ecija who have existed more than 50 years
    for Renewal of Government Recognition, CKA- from 1956-2006 celebrated its golden years.
    Due to processing of documents, three names of the school were found.

    1. Christ the King Institute of Agriculture


    2. Christ the King Academy of Talugtug
    3. Christ the King Academy

    Due to changes on names-SEC advised the school to apply for another name to avoid
    penalty- thus LICEO DE CHRIST THE KING, INC. On January 9, 2009 Liceo de Christ the King
    has three new buildings- the two buildings was through the effort of the Ursuline Sisters of
    Somasca. At present there are six buildings of the High School Department and three
    buildings in the Elementary Department and a big gymnasium through the effort of the
    Alumni and the PTA/SBO.

    VISION

    LCK envisions a Christ centered community committed in the holistic formation of persons
    for social transformation.

    MISSION
    N urtures and
    E mpowers
    S takeholders for
    T ransformation

    Revisited 2014
    School Directory

    ADMINISTRATION

    REV. FR. RUFO RAMIL H. CRUZ, Ph.D.


    ACES Superintendent / School Director

    SR. VILMA A. PITOGO, USS


    School Principal

    MRS. MYRNA C. PAGADUAN


    School Treasurer

    ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
    MS. ANALYN M. DELA CRUZ
    MS. MELOWIN I. ANTONIO
    MRS. CATHERINE M. MACARAEG
    MRS. KIMBERLY ROSE D. PAGADUAN
    MS. ANDREA LOU A. DUGAY
    MR. JULIUS BILL I. TABITA
    MRS. SHEBA MARIE D. CAPARANGCA
    SR. VERONIKA DUE, USS
    MS. CHARISE DE GUZMAN

    HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS


    MS. NOVA A. AGPALO
    MR. MICHAEL R. ROSQUITA
    MRS. LYNI J. MACATLANG
    MR. BRYAN BAUTISA
    MRS. ELMA C. PARARUAN
    MR. JONATHAN M. ADSUARA
    MRS. GLORIA F. AGPALO
    MR. MALVIN JOHN M. DAGDAG
    MRS. BELLA F. ROSQUITA
    MR. MELITON N. PADUA\
    MR. ALVIN B. BALDOVINO

    NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL

    MS. JOYCE BLANCHE F. ROSQUITA


    School Nurse

    MRS. FE A. BRIOL
    Records Clerk

    MRS. CECILLE R. DELA ROSA


    School Cashier
    MRS. CORAZON G. SANCIO
    Office Helper

    MR. ARIEL F. DIAROPA


    Sec. Guard

    MR. SUERTE SUMAOANG


    Maintenance

    SUMMARY REPORT ON ENROLMENT


    S.Y. 2014-2015

    CURRICULUM ENROLMENT
    LEVEL MALE FEMALE TOTAL
    PRE-ELEM
    KINDER I 7 3 10
    KINDER 2 8 11 19
    ELEMENTARY
    GRADE 1 3 13 16
    GRADE 1I 6 9 15
    GRADE 111 5 9 14
    GRADE 1V 11 11 22
    GRADE V 7 11 18
    GRADE VI 5 16 21
    HIGH SCHOOL
    GRADE SEVEN 41 35 76
    GRADE EIGHT 42 48 90
    GRADE NINE 41 38 79
    FOURTH YEAR 34 39 73
    TOTAL 210 243 453

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