Infant Jesus Academy - Marikina

Heads, up IJAians!

Please be informed that our offices will be closed on Saturday, May 23, 2026 for the First Aid Training Program of our faculty and staff.

Payments can be made online, and our offices will resume on Monday, May 25, 2026. Admissions are ongoing for all year levels.

Contact or visit our campus to learn more and enroll:
Landline: 8941-8920, 8475-3770
Phone: 0997 537 8595, 0933 854 9163
Messenger: IJAOfficial
Email: [email protected]

The IJA-Marikina Community congratulates Kirsten Ruth J. Del Prado of GS Batch 2013 for achieving Latin Honors (Summa Cum Laude) in her chosen degree at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa in the United States of America!

May the Infant Jesus always guide you in your future endeavors!

Day 2 of the In-Service Training for teachers proved to be highly productive. Mrs. Maria Carmina R. Cos, the Positive Discipline Officer and a Positive Discipline in Everyday Teaching (PDET) Facilitator, presented the enhanced Positive Discipline Framework for the next school year and also facilitated the workshop.

Following this, Ms. Angeline F. Mallonga (Campus Director), Mrs. Ana Marie R. Nobleza (Director of Academics), and Mrs. Ma. Eliza P. Boa (Principal) discussed the crucial role of Unpacking the Learning Standards. Through these initiatives, the school remains steadfast in its vision and mission to provide holistic education while ensuring a safe and supportive learning environment for our students.

- Some days seem warmer and heavier than others, just like the scorching heat of the sun. Yet, even amidst life’s hottest and toughest times, tranquility comes when we opt to remain steady and unwavering. A calm mind, a kind heart, and an optimistic spirit can transform challenging days into lighter moments. Being alive becomes more beautiful when we master the art of slowing down and simply taking it easy through every storm and sunshine. Regardless of the season, nurture serenity within yourself — for genuine coolness stems from how we navigate life.

Our three-week in-service training began on May 18, 2026. The session started with an inspiring welcome message from Mr. Peter F. Mallonga, President of the IJA Schoools System, which reminded us of our core purpose as educators.

This was followed by a collaborative review of the school's Vision, Mission, and Objectives. This initiative reflect our continous effort to provide quality and relevant education to our students.

At Infant Jesus Academy, education has never been limited to lessons, grades, or achievements. It is a work of formation. It is the daily shaping of minds that can think critically, hearts that can choose rightly, and lives that can serve faithfully.

In a time when truth is often blurred, accountability is questioned, and wrongdoing is excused by convenience, popularity, or misinformation, schools must remain firm. We are called to form learners who do not simply follow what is loud, accepted, or repeated, but who can discern what is true, just, and good.

This is why our formation is anchored on our iRED Core Values of Integrity, Responsibility, Excellence, and Discipline.

Integrity teaches our learners to choose what is right, even when no one is watching, even when it is difficult, and even when it is not the easier path.

Responsibility reminds our learners that freedom comes with accountability. Their words, actions, decisions, and even silence have consequences for themselves, for others, and for the communities they belong to.

Excellence calls them to give their best, not for recognition alone, but because doing things well is an expression of respect: respect for God, for others, for one’s work, and for one’s own potential.

Discipline forms in them the self-control to act with purpose, consistency, humility, and respect. It is the strength to do what must be done, even when feelings, pressure, or convenience suggest otherwise.

Together, these values form the heart of an IJAian; an IJAian who is honest, accountable, committed, and principled.

But values must also be joined with discernment. In today’s world, our learners must be able to question what they see, examine what they hear, seek evidence, recognize manipulation, and reject narratives that normalize what is wrong. Education must help them distinguish truth from distortion and popularity from principle.

At IJA, we continue to teach our learners to do the right thing, at the right time, in the right place, with the right people. This is not merely a rule for behavior. It is a guide for conscience. It reminds us that character is built through repeated choices whether big and small, seen and unseen, easy and difficult.

More deeply, we remain guided by the call to Amare et Servire - to love and to serve the Lord in all things. This gives our values their highest purpose. We do not form students only to become successful individuals. We form them to become persons of conscience, compassion, service, and faith.

As one IJA community, we affirm that the work of nation-building begins long before public office, leadership titles, or professional careers. It begins in homes. It continues in classrooms. It is strengthened in school communities where adults model the very values we ask young people to live by.

To our teachers, parents, personnel, and students: let us remain faithful to the formation entrusted to us. Let us continue building a community where truth matters, accountability is practiced, excellence is pursued, discipline is lived, and service is offered with love.

This is the iRED formation we stand for.
This is the IJA education we commit to.
This is how we help build a just, principled, and God-centered society.

Last May 11, 2026, Infant Jesus Academy officially welcomed its newest educators through the In-Service Training 2026, featuring the New Teachers’ Orientation and meaningful sessions on the IJA Vision and Mission and Data Privacy across the Antipolo, Marikina, and Kalibo campuses.

More than an orientation, this meaningful gathering strengthens every teacher’s commitment to uphold the core values of IJA—living out its vision and mission through compassionate service, purposeful leadership, and excellence in education. As they step into their roles, may they continue to inspire and shape learners into individuals of faith, character, and competence for the future.

At Infant Jesus Academy, education has never been limited to lessons, grades, or achievements. It is a work of formation. It is the daily shaping of minds that can think critically, hearts that can choose rightly, and lives that can serve faithfully.

In a time when truth is often blurred, accountability is questioned, and wrongdoing is excused by convenience, popularity, or misinformation, schools must remain firm. We are called to form learners who do not simply follow what is loud, accepted, or repeated, but who can discern what is true, just, and good.

This is why our formation is anchored on our iRED Core Values of Integrity, Responsibility, Excellence, and Discipline.

Integrity teaches our learners to choose what is right, even when no one is watching, even when it is difficult, and even when it is not the easier path.

Responsibility reminds our learners that freedom comes with accountability. Their words, actions, decisions, and even silence have consequences for themselves, for others, and for the communities they belong to.

Excellence calls them to give their best, not for recognition alone, but because doing things well is an expression of respect: respect for God, for others, for one’s work, and for one’s own potential.

Discipline forms in them the self-control to act with purpose, consistency, humility, and respect. It is the strength to do what must be done, even when feelings, pressure, or convenience suggest otherwise.

Together, these values form the heart of an IJAian; an IJAian who is honest, accountable, committed, and principled.

But values must also be joined with discernment. In today’s world, our learners must be able to question what they see, examine what they hear, seek evidence, recognize manipulation, and reject narratives that normalize what is wrong. Education must help them distinguish truth from distortion and popularity from principle.

At IJA, we continue to teach our learners to do the right thing, at the right time, in the right place, with the right people. This is not merely a rule for behavior. It is a guide for conscience. It reminds us that character is built through repeated choices whether big and small, seen and unseen, easy and difficult.

More deeply, we remain guided by the call to Amare et Servire - to love and to serve the Lord in all things. This gives our values their highest purpose. We do not form students only to become successful individuals. We form them to become persons of conscience, compassion, service, and faith.

As one IJA community, we affirm that the work of nation-building begins long before public office, leadership titles, or professional careers. It begins in homes. It continues in classrooms. It is strengthened in school communities where adults model the very values we ask young people to live by.

To our teachers, parents, personnel, and students: let us remain faithful to the formation entrusted to us. Let us continue building a community where truth matters, accountability is practiced, excellence is pursued, discipline is lived, and service is offered with love.

This is the iRED formation we stand for.
This is the IJA education we commit to.
This is how we help build a just, principled, and God-centered society.

Heads up, IJAians!

Please be informed that enrolled Grade 1-10 students may now purchase their textbooks at the Founder’s Hall, Molave Campus starting Saturday, May 16, 2026.

Admissions are ongoing for all year levels.

Contact or visit our campus to learn more and enroll:
Landline: 8941-8920, 8475-3770
Phone: 0997 537 8595, 0933 854 9163
Messenger: IJAOfficial
Email: [email protected]