For our prospective students, here is the page where you could see and know what your school offer to those less fortunate students who deserves to have privileges upon enrollment and during the process the student stays.


PRIVILEGES
The school offers privileges to prospective and current students according to the following provisions:

A. CASH BASIS - 5% Discount on the Tuition Fee

B. SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO NSDAPS STUDENTS - Academic Scholarships (full or partial ) are granted to deserving students. However, they have to pay the miscellaneous fees and computer fees. This privilege is forfeited once the student fails to maintain the school grade requirement.

.: For Elementary Students
1. Tuition Fee Discount of P1,000.00 � for 1st Honors from Gr. I to Gr. IV.

.: For High School Students
1. Free Tuition Fee in First Year High School for Valedictorian in Grade VI.
2. 50% Tuition Fee Discount in First Year High School for Salutatorian in Grade VI.
3. 25% Tuition Fee Discount in First Year High School for Honorable Mention in Grade VI.

.: For Students enjoying tuition fee discounts would have to maintain their rank in High School to continue receiving this privilege.
1. Valedictorian should maintain rank 1 to 3.
2. Salutatorian should maintain rank 1 to 5.
3. Honorable Mention should maintain rank 1 to 10.

C. DIRECTOR�S SCHOLARSHIP FUND - Scholarship assistance maybe given to all students through the Director�s Scholarship fund.

.: Qualifications
1. Has a strong desire to complete his high school education in NSDAPS.
2. Needs financial assistance for education.
3. Has a general average of 90% and no grade of C in Conduct.

.: Requirements
1. Secure application form from the Registrar�s Office.
2. Recommendation coming from the scholarship committee.
3. Members of the scholarship committee: Principal, Registrar, Guidance Coordinator, Grade/Year Chairs.
4. Approval by the School Director.

D. FAMILY DISCOUNTS - Discounts on the tuition fee are given to parents who enrolled their children in NSDAPS, but are not employees nor part of the staff of the school.

.: 3rd Child in the lowest levelP 500.00

.: 4th ChildP 750.00

.: 5th ChildP 1,000.00

SCHOOL CLUBS AND ORGANIZATION

The school affords excellent opportunities for participation in a well-balanced and properly coordinated co-curricular activities program, being espoused by recognized clubs / organizations in the school.

A. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1. For better supervision and coordination the subject area coordinator is appointed as club / organization moderator, and is given the over-all authority in programming this activities.

2. School activities shall be limited to those which are geared towards positive ends and enhance classroom situations.

3. The school shall not assume responsibility for any kind of activity or party held by the students without the prior written approval of the Principal/Director.

B. ORGANIZATION OF CLUBS / CHURCH ORGANIZATION

Every student is encouraged to join and participate in clubs/organizations recognized by the school to foster their intellectual, cultural, spiritual and physical growth and development.

1. Definition
A student organization is an association, society or any group of students organized for purposes not contrary to law and the rules and regulations of the school, and duly recognized as such by school authorities.

2. Student Organization
No student organization shall exist, hold, manage, or promote any activity, directly or indirectly, within the school or use its name unless such student organization has been duly organized in accordance with the rules and regulations of the School and the Department of Education.

3. Grant of Recognition
Recognition shall be extended to any student organization upon approval of its application by the Director, after careful evaluation of the Principal and recommendation of the Office of Student Affairs. The application shall be accompanied by four copies of the Constitution and By-Laws containing the purposes, the organizers and the name of the faculty adviser. The organization should promote, scientific, civic, moral, cultural and religious values.

4. Use of Facilities
School facilities may be used by the clubs/organization recognized by the school, subject to the rules and regulations prescribed and provided said facilities should be used only for the purpose indicated in the permit. Permission should be recommended by the Office of Student Affairs and approved by the Director/Principal.

5. Liability of Use
Any loss, damage or destruction of any school facilities shall be the responsibility of the clubs / organizations using them, and the teacher-moderator.

6. Posting of Announcements
The posting, distribution or circulation within the school premises of any literature posters, handbills and the like, whether commercial or otherwise shall be approved by the Director / Principal. Such materials shall indicate clearly the name of the sponsoring person or club/organization.

C. FIELD TRIPS

Educational field trips for the benefit of the students are scheduled by the school. The students shall be accompanied by their teachers who will look after their safety and welfare in going to and returning from the trip.