History
LRMS: A Quest for Excellence

Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila School was conceived in the midst of political disorder, decline in values, and much uncertainty during the mid 80’s. Inspired by the EDSA Revolution of February 25, 1986, Mrs. Lydia Cuevas – Vicente, upon consultation with her colleagues in the field of education, founded LRMS as a school with a vision to mold future leaders willing to serve others, the community, the nation, and even the whole world.

The school formally opened on June 13, 1990 offering Preparatory and Grade One classes to 128 pupils with some 13 faculty and staff. LRMS was then a one-storey building with eight classrooms in its present location at Phase I, Vista Verde Executive Village, Cainta, Rizal. The Preschool course was granted its government recognition on October 9, 1992.

With the three-storey edifice constructed, its Grade School course was completed in School Year 1992-1993, and granted government recognition on April 13, 1994. The First Year of High School was offered in S.Y. 1993-1994, receiving DECS recognition for Secondary Education in April 1994. The buildings for the High School and Preschool were inaugurated on September 28, 1996, feast of LRMS’s patron Saint, St. Lorenzo Ruiz. With the school’s continued growth, LRMS has graduated its first batch of Ruizians in March 1996, giving honor to the school for topping the NSAT in Region 4 (for the Category 50 Students and below) and for winning the Regional Balagtasan and Essay Contests. By this time, LRMS, with its employees, was serving a student population of 1,500.

With the desire to fulfill the very reason for LRMS’ existence, the school’s vision and mission was revisited in December 1998 with Administrators, representative teachers, staff, and parents working together. It was then that the office of the Human Resources Management and development was created to further strengthen the school's organizational structure, a glimpse of the unity that the school hopes to build in its community.

With the School’s new vision and mission in the heart of every Ruizian, the school hymn was sung for the first time in S.Y. 1999-2000 as LRMS celebrated its ten years of service and commitment to the education of the youth.

Embarking on the new millennium, Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila School continues its quest for excellence amidst all the country’s problems with the opening of a new Preschool Building for the Preschool with an upgraded program for Early Childhood Education in S.Y. 2000-2001.

On its fifteenth year, the school launched itself to a renewed commitment to be a catalyst of change in society, with the clarity of the school’s philosophy, institutional, and educational programs benchmarking on character formation, academic competence, and personal enhancement. Animated with the spirit of love, the administrators, faculty, and staff are united to pursue the vision and mission for which they are called and to heightsLorenzo Ruiz de Manila School is destined for.

 

 SEMPER LORENZO!