Student Services

Learning Resource Center

The Learning Resource Center, consisting of the College Library, the High School Library, the Grade School Library, and the Instructional Media Center, is the heart or the central source of all kinds of teaching and learning materials which support the Christian and academic objectives of the school.

Registrar's Office

It provides efficient and dependable record keeping and filing system; expedite issuance of records as requested; assists during the enrollment period; establishes linkages as liaison office between the school and the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS), Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and other related agencies.

Guidance Services

The Guidance Services assists the academe in the formation of Christian, Dominican, Filipino students. It serves the students through the following services: inventory, counseling, testing, placement, information, research and evaluation, recruitment and admission, enrichment, follow-up, Christian leadership training, and others. The Guidance office also helps the Siena community, which includes the parents and alumni through follow-up, placement and information services.

Health Services

The Medical & Dental Clinic aims to develop a healthy mental and emotional attitude among students and personnel. It implements efficient school health programs that include health services, healthful living, health instruction and school-home-community coordination

Grade School

Siena Grade School provides additional activities to supplement academic growth. Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities attempt to provide students with a well balanced education covering as wide as possible all facets of life which students are expected to meet outside the school.

For better supervision and coordination of student co-curricular activities, the office of the Assistant Principal for Student Affairs is charged with the responsibility of promulgating such rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry out the objectives and policies of the school on co-curricular programs.

High School

Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are important aspects of high school life. They support and supplement classroom instruction. They also provide the students with the opportunities to discover and develop their gifts and talents. The activities can also help growing adolescents gain self-confidence and develop their leadership potential.

The club moderator who reports to the Assistant Principal of Student Activities supervises each club. Each club member is given a quarterly Activity Grade using the following criteria: attendance & punctuality – 40%; leadership, responsibility & accomplishments – 40%; and cooperation – 20%.

College

All learning experiences are considered educationally significant and a supplementary curriculum consisting of curricular and co-curricular activities is now treated as another potentially educative experience. Various curricular and co-curricular activities are offered as outlets whereby students can translate into actual life experience the principles and theories acquired in the classroom. The activities in various organizations/clubs serve as venues for fostering proper social attitude, cooperation, initiative, responsibility and Christian leadership among students.

 

Laboratories

Laboratories are essential in supporting instruction, augmenting the students' knowledge of science, in developing their skills, and understanding science theories, etc.

• Science Laboratories
• Computer Laboratory
• Internet Room
• Food Laboratory
• Speech Laboratory & Recording Studio
• Casita de Sta. Catalina Training Hotel

Food Services

The Siena Food Services serve nutritionally adequate lunch and snacks that provide one-third to one-half of the student's nutritive requirements for the entire day at a minimal cost. It promotes good food habits and aims to develop good social behavior among the students.

School Supplies Services

The School Supplies Services is the campus bookstore that sells textbooks, uniforms, writing materials and other school supplies.

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Administrative Services

The Security Services is accountable for the general security and safety of persons and property within the institution.

The Finance Office Implements the financial business policies of the school. It is responsible in the administration of the physical assets, revenues and expenditures and directing all school business activities in accordance with the school's stated systems, policies and procedures.

The Maintenance & General Services unit is responsible for the operation and maintenance of buildings and grounds and related services, maintaining a system of cleaning & beautification operations, scheduled inspections and periodic check-up of the school physical plant.

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Campus Ministry Program

Siena College CQ, participates in the evangelizing mission of the Church through a Catholic Education which focuses itself not only on academic excellence but also on the social awareness and spiritual development of the students. Pope John Paul II states in his encyclical "Novo Millenio Ineunte" that Jesus must be known, loved (experienced) and imitated.

Hence, Siena College, QC provides a RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM where faith is taught in a systematic, integrated and inculturated manner, grounded on the Scriptures and Church Teachings, a CAMPUS MINISTRY PROGRAM which aims to bring about the Christian ethos or environment needed for the seed of faith to grow and for faith to be experienced and an OUTREACH PROGRAM which enables the students to share their faith through works of mercy, particularly to those in need.

The CAMPUS MINISTRY is a form of service to the whole school community:
students, personnel, parents, alumni and the community at large. Specifically,

1. it provides the students with the necessary Christian activities and experiences to deepen their understanding and appreciation of the truths and values learned in the classroom;

2. it includes the spiritual formation program of the personnel, parents, alumni as all of them have important roles as witnesses to the Gospel of Jesus;

3. it enhances the Christian ethos or environment of the school as it provides activities to worship God as a community.