Rening thank you for your input. Certainly we can also address this part or aspect of the situation and come up with funds to create more classroom space, buildings, etc. But a scholarship program goes much deeper in that it promotes and supports academic formation, encourages scholarly pursuits and rewards aspirations. For SAS to be able to offer scholarships to deserving students would not be tantamount to "transferring the problem" elsewhere. In fact it would encourage and reward scholarly competition. -- Tagudinians Message Board brought to you by Seaside Park

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Date Posted: 01/ 7/05 5:46am
Author: Deacon Tom Buenavista of Farola SAS Class 1957-58
Subject: Rening thank you for your input. Certainly we can also address this part or aspect of the situation and come up with funds to create more classroom space, buildings, etc. But a scholarship program goes much deeper in that it promotes and supports academic formation, encourages scholarly pursuits and rewards aspirations. For SAS to be able to offer scholarships to deserving students would not be tantamount to "transferring the problem" elsewhere. In fact it would encourage and reward scholarly competition.
In reply to: Renato L. Dauz 's message, "Mannong Tommy, that is really an eye-opener. What I can see is overcrowding and the core of the problem is the lack of facilities like: chairs, classrooms and school buildings. If we have scholarship to encorage students to go to SAS then we are just transfering the problem from one place to another. I think the whole Tagudin will benefit more from our good intention which is to help financially by addresing the core of the problem first." on 01/ 6/05 7:05pm

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