Beneficiaries
Pathways to Higher Education identifies talented but financially underprivileged public high
school students from Marikina and Quezon City, and equips them with the necessary academic
and soft skills to nurture them to become Filipino leaders who will serve their country and
transform the nation - and they are called Trailblazers.
To date, we have seen almost 200 Pathways participants graduate from college and give back
to their communities as they work in the different fields of business, academe, government and
social development.
Marikina High Schools
- Concepcion Integrated School
- Fortune High School
- Malanday National High School
- Marikina Heights High School
- Marikina High School
- Marikina Science High School
- Nangka High School
- Parang High School
- Sta. Elena High School
- Tañong High School
Quezon City High Schools
- Balara High School
- Barangka National High School
- Batasan Hills National High School
- Don Alejandro Roces Sr. Science & Technology High School
- Jose P. Laurel Sr. High School
- Justice Cecilia Muñoz Palma High School
- Krus na Ligas High School
- Quirino High School
Talented but underprivileged
To be able to select students who are academically competitive yet financially
underprivileged, Pathways follows a set of screening criteria for its participants. There are
three (3) main components:
- Assessment of the students’ qualifications in terms of aptitude and academic achievements
- Assessment of the students’ personal values and character
- Determine the respective families’ socio-economic condition and willingness to support the children’s education.
