Goldenstate College, Inc.

With the fast rising number of enrollees at Goldenstate College in General Santos City and the high demands of students to open a branch in nearby towns and provinces, Goldenstate College finally opens at Koronadal City. The branch is located at the busy area of Alunan Avenue which happens to be the main thoroughfare of the city. After a very successful visit of TESDA Officials in the school and after giving a nod for the school to operate, Goldenstate College Koronadal Branch now accepts enrollees in different programs offered. The students are excitedly waiting for the opening of classes for the 2nd semester on November 16, 2009.

The Dia Español (Spanish Day) marked the end of the 1st Semester for S.Y. 2009. The annual celebration is in line with the basic terms of the language taught by the school to the kids (free of charge). Spanish also happens to be one of the top spoken languages of the world; we want our children to be globally competitive and phonetically it is also related to our very own language.

GLC had its Trick or Treat last Monday, October 19, 2009 (in separate sessions for AM/PM). The kids came to school in their favorite party costumes and were all wearing their happiest smiles.

Do you ever imagine a war-torn ancestral house that stood for decades in Laguna and Batangas being reconstructed and built again here in General Santos City?

This is exactly what the Manilay's Ancestral House is all about. Using the authentic and original materials taken from the ruins of the old houses in Laguna and Batangas, this Ancestral House rose again and was reconstructed here in General Santos City. The old artifacts plus the acquired antique collections of Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Manilay made the entire Ancestral House a replica of the original house in the Provinces.