Miriam College Grade School

Miriam College is a premier Catholic educational institution founded in 1926 by the Maryknoll Sisters of New York. Originally established as a women's college, it has evolved into a multi-campus system offering comprehensive academic programs from preschool through graduate studies. The main campus is located in Quezon City, with additional campuses in Nuvali, Laguna (offering coeducational basic education) and a developing campus in Porac, Pampanga. The institution emphasizes values-based education, environmental stewardship as demonstrated by its Dark Green Campus initiative, and social justice advocacy through various centers and programs. Miriam College operates through three main units: Basic Education (preschool through senior high school), Higher Education (undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate programs), and the Skills Development and Technical Education Center (offering alternative learning and vocational programs). The college maintains international partnerships and emphasizes global education through its Global Relations and Partnerships Office.