Geronimo Elementary School
Geronimo, Rodriguez, Rizal
Geronimo Elementary School is located in the heart of Barangay Geronimo and a next door neighbor of Gen. Licerio Geronimo Memorial National High School.
After the creation of Barrio Geronimo in 1960, the barrio council made a resolution requesting congress for a barrio school. It was Sen. Francisco Sumulong who appointed the amount of Php8,000.00 out of his pork barrel for the purchase of a school site. The barrio council found a school found a school site situated in "Balicatan" rice fields and bought 1,600 sq.m. lot for Php7,800.00.
While waiting for the request of a two-room prefab building, two Grade I classes were housed at rented rooms. It had a combined enrollment of 100 pupils.
In 1968, the two-room prefab building was followed by seven-room Marcos Type Building and other school facilities. The site was also enclosed with the concrete fence.
In 1974, the school barrio became Geronimo Primary School.
In 1983, due to the growth of enrollment, the provincial government of the then former Gov. Isidro S. Rodriguez Sr. purchased the adjacent lot of 3,400 sq. m. A two-storey six- room building was also constructed in the newly bought piece of land. During hat time it became a complete elementary school.
For S.Y. 2007-2008, the school has an enrollment of 1060 pupils, 20 teachers and three non - teaching personnel. It has four two-storey buildings with six-room each. And two multipurpose buildings which are being used for Home Economics Laboratory and School Canteen & Feeding Center.
The school is striving hard to cope with the demands of time and be true to the Vision and Mission formulated.
Brief Description of the Community
Notable Quotes
A Work in Progress
Be Positive
Critism and Gossip
Audio
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Powerpoint from Tommys Window
Time
Is Our Time Well Spent
Think on the Good Things
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