Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Salette

Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Salette, commonly called La Salette, is a private educational institution based in Dagupan, Pangasinan, Philippines. The school was established on March 26, 1989, by Dr. Lina Galvan-Tan. Its name is the Spanish rendering of “School of Our Lady of La Salette” and refers to Our Lady of La Salette, associated with the Marian apparition tradition at La Salette in France. The institution began as a kindergarten school and subsequently broadened its educational scope. Over time, it added grade-school and high-school education before extending its provision to the college level. This progression transformed the institution from an early-childhood school into a vertically integrated private school serving learners across several stages of formal education. A significant institutional development occurred in November 2000, when Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Salette became a De La Salle Assistancy School through the Lasallian Schools Supervision Services Association, Inc. This relationship placed the school within a Lasallian supervisory and educational framework. In 2006, the school obtained another Lasallian accreditation and became known as a De La Salle Supervised School. The institution’s brand is therefore associated with private education, Catholic and Marian naming traditions, and a Lasallian supervisory relationship. Its principal offering is not a consumer product but a sequence of educational programs spanning kindergarten, grade school, high school, and college. Publicly available reference material provides limited information about its current administration, enrollment, academic departments, tuition, facilities, or present-day program portfolio. Those details should be verified against current institutional publications.

Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Salette was founded in Dagupan, Philippines, on March 26, 1989, by Dr. Lina Galvan-Tan. The institution was named after Our Lady of La Salette, a Marian title connected with La Salette in France. Its Spanish name can be translated as “School of Our Lady of La Salette.” The school initially operated as a kindergarten institution. It later expanded its educational coverage by establishing grade-school and high-school levels, followed by college-level offerings. This staged growth created an institution capable of serving students through multiple phases of formal education rather than concentrating on a single age group. In November 2000, the school entered a formal Lasallian supervisory relationship and became a De La Salle Assistancy School through the Lasallian Schools Supervision Services Association, Inc., commonly abbreviated as LASSAI. The affiliation represented an important change in the institution’s external educational framework and connected the school with De La Salle supervision and accreditation processes. The school received another Lasallian accreditation in 2006. Following that development, it became known as a De La Salle Supervised School. This designation is part of the institution’s public identity and distinguishes its history from that of other schools using the La Salette name. The available reference material confirms the school’s founding, expansion from kindergarten into wider basic and higher education, and its later Lasallian supervision. It does not provide sufficient detail about subsequent campus development, current governance, enrollment, academic specialties, student organizations, or recent institutional initiatives. Such information remains to be verified through current school records or official publications.

• 2006

  Recognized as a De La Salle Supervised School

  [1]Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Saletteen.wikipedia.org

  The institution obtained another Lasallian accreditation and adopted the designation De La Salle Supervised School.

• 2000

  Joined the De La Salle assistancy framework

  [1]Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Saletteen.wikipedia.org

  In November 2000, the school became a De La Salle Assistancy School through the Lasallian Schools Supervision Services Association, Inc.

• 1989

  School founded

  [1]Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Saletteen.wikipedia.org

  Dr. Lina Galvan-Tan founded Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Salette in Dagupan, Philippines, beginning with kindergarten education.

A private Philippine educational institution with an integrated kindergarten-to-college structure and a De La Salle supervised-school identity.

• Early childhood education · 1989

  Kindergarten

  Kindergarten was the school’s initial educational offering when it opened in 1989. It formed the starting point for the institution’s later expansion into a broader, multi-level private school.

• Basic education

  Grade school

  The grade-school level was added as the institution expanded beyond its original kindergarten focus. Public reference material identifies this level as part of the school’s broader basic-education structure, but does not enumerate its current curriculum or grade coverage.

• Secondary education

  High school

  High-school education became part of the school’s expansion into a full basic-education institution. The available sources do not specify the present academic tracks, departments, or curriculum details.

• Higher education

  College

  The institution later introduced college-level education, extending its educational scope beyond kindergarten and basic education. Specific degree programs and current higher-education offerings are not identified in the supplied reference material.

• 2006

  Strengthened Lasallian accreditation statusStrategy

  Background

  After becoming a De La Salle Assistancy School, the institution underwent another Lasallian accreditation process.

  Action taken

  The school earned another Lasallian accreditation and became known as a De La Salle Supervised School.

  Aftermath

  The supervised-school designation became an important part of the institution’s public identity and institutional history.

  Source

• 2000

  Adopted a De La Salle assistancy relationshipStrategy

  Background

  The school sought or entered a formal relationship with the Lasallian educational network through the Lasallian Schools Supervision Services Association, Inc.

  Action taken

  In November 2000, Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Salette became a De La Salle Assistancy School.

  Aftermath

  The affiliation established a Lasallian supervisory connection that was followed by further accreditation activity in 2006.

  Source

1. 1Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Saletteen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Salette official websitelasalette-online.net