A little history

In response to the need for quality education in the area of Valenzuela City, the Children Of Mary Immaculate College, a private-owned, non-sectarian institution, strategically located at 22 Maysan Road, Malinta, Valenzuela City, was organized and founded by Mrs. Eleanor de Leon-Llenado. As a family corporation, the primary goal of this institution is to enable the students attain a high level of academic excellence and develop their character and personality in an enriched educational environment.

CMIC is fully recognized by the Department of Education (DepEd) and by the Commission on higher Education (CHED). It offers a full program for Pre-School through College. It is open to any students regardless of any nationality and religion as long as the parents adhere to the philosophy and standards of the school. Likewise, CMIC was officially granted the authority to accept foreign students by the Bureau of Immigration Deportation under Memorandum Order AFS No. Aff-04-075 dated July 7, 2004.

In 1978 the school started a population of 98 Nursery and Kindergarten pupils. The curriculum adopted was from both the Montessori and the traditional method of teaching. The school applied the individual mode of instruction with the overriding objective of providing quality teaching-learning processes inside and outside the classroom.

The Grade School department started operation with only 29 pupils. With the gradual increase in its population, a school building was erected and better facilities were provided.

In 1985, the High s\School department opened to 15 students. One year later the high school building and a gymnasium were erected. Four years later, it graduated the pioneering 19 students at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima with Dr.Pilar Pascual, the energetic and competent NCR Director as the Guest of Honor.
For eight consecutive years, CMIC takes pride in the 100% passing rate of students on the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE) later called the National Secondary Aptitude/Achievement Test (NSCAT) and now called National College Assessment Examination (NCAE