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The Blessed Carlo Acutis Artificial Intelligence Immersive Learning Center serves as a beacon of holistic development, where students are encouraged to explore and utilize contemporary technology in ways that not only advance their academic knowledge but also nurture their personal growth and ethical consciousness. By immersing students in cutting-edge AI technologies and digital innovations, we aim to equip them with the skills and wisdom necessary to navigate and contribute positively to the digital world.

At the heart of every thriving school community lies an unwavering commitment to nurturing both the mind and spirit of its students. The Guidance Program exemplifies this commitment by delivering services that empower students to address their academic, personal-social, and career-related concerns. It seeks to bridge the gap between academic excellence and character formation by fostering an environment where students can thrive emotionally, socially, and spiritually. This approach ensures that students not only excel academically but also grow into compassionate, responsible, and successful individuals who will contribute positively to society.

In St. Peter the Apostle School, the Center for Christian Formation (CCF) enriches one’s personal faith in the Triune God through its three components – the Christian Living Education, the Campus Ministry, and the Pastoral Ministry. The Center envisions the formation and development of committed Catholic Christians who are strong in their faith, able to witness the Gospel of Jesus in their thoughts, words, and deeds and ready to serve the needs of others joyfully. Its mission is to create a faith-filled campus, provide evangelization, outreach program, formation activities, and to celebrate the faith in various liturgical gatherings.One of the components of the Center for Christian Formation (CCF) is the Christian Living Education (CLEd). The area envisions a God-centered, transformed, and renewed Chinese-Filipino community of learners motivated by love of God and service to community. 

The mission of the Learning Resource Center (LRC) is to meet the needs of both students and faculty, in response to a highly-challenging era of information technology, by providing materials related to diversified fields of studies, by providing substancial reference to pupil’s and student’s inquiries, and by collecting up-to-date information that support both academics, research and other co-curricular activities.