Graduation of the Form of 2015. St. Paul’s School Sunday, May 31, 2015. It was supposed to be on the Chapel lawn but it rained so they had to do it in the gym. 156 graduates today and is the biggest graduating class in St. Paul’s School
We came around an hour ahead of the Graduation so we could get good seats, but apparently people were putting clothes and things to reserve haha!!! We could have done this too!! 🙂
Procession of Faculty and Trustees
Procession of Form of 2015
Our biggest investment is the education of our kids. That is the best gift we can ever give. We planned to send our kids to college abroad but Jaime on his own asked us if he could leave already for high school. I was very hesitant because I was worried he was too young. Till Father Caluag @titocaluag gave the go signal. He told me that by his age he should have already formed his values and learned from his parents and the family. I took that as God’s decision and message. Three years later, I am happy we did the right thing and our investment paid off. Congratulations to our eldest son Jaime!!! – Jaime Eduardo Lopez de Jesus – He graduated Cum Laude and is a big bonus and a super blessing.We are so proud! Though this is just the beginning and still have so much ahead
We are also so proud of the other two friends of Jaime!!! Summa Cum Laude!!! With Distinction plus awards. Congratulations Antonio!
Antonio Xavier Tambunting Roxas – Summa Cum Laude, Distinction in Languages and The Horae Editors Medal – presented to editors of the school literary published, Horae Scholasticae
Congratulations Yasmeen – Yasmeen Bahereh Sabet – Summa Cum Laude, Distinction in Humanities, Languages. The Malbone French Prize
St. Paul’s School has so many traditions. For graduation there were many and one of them was the handshaking by all the teachers with each and every graduate. They all lined up and the graduates shook the hand ( and some hugged 🙂 ) of each teacher in school. There were just as many teachers as graduates. In SPS, the ratio of teacher to student is 1:5
Of course Mimi was there 🙂 
Another unexpected guest – Kuya Mon – Jaime’s first cousin. So happy he attended and now even knows Jaime’s friends. We were one of the biggest family in attendance – 13
Smoking cigars is a boarding school tradition
