St. Thomas More School of Law and Business – School of Law and Business

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Doctolero Avenue, Magugpo East, Tagum City, Davao del Norte

Montessori

The Montessori method of education focuses on the innate ability of each child to learn at the same time honoring the individuality of each child. Manipulative and didactic materials in the Montessori environment are provided as part of the Montessori curriculum, and in compliance with the K-12 Program of the Department of Education.

College

Bachelor of Science in Criminology. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Major in Finance) Bachelor in Elementary Education and
Bachelor in Secondary Education (Major in English)

Juris Doctor (Law)

The legal education provided by St. Thomas More School of Law and Business to its students was previously under the Bachelor of Laws (Ll.B) program but recently, it shifted to Juris Doctor (J.D) in compliance with the mandate of the Legal Education Board.

A Unique Vision

Founder: Atty. Rodolfo C. Rapista

May 28, 2008: the school came into its legal existence when its Certificate of Incorporation was duly approved and issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

June 2009: the College of Law, College of Elementary Education, and College of Business Administration opened with 61 students in law, 12 students in Elementary Education, and 9 students in the Business Administration at Valle Building, Osmeña St., Tagum City, the temporary campus site.

June 2011: opened it’s permanent campus site at Doctolero Ave., Magugpo East, Tagum City; and offered additional courses – BS Criminology, Bachelor in Secondary Education, and Bachelor in Public Administration (first in Tagum City).

The school celebrates its Foundation Day every 22nd of June, the feast day of St. Thomas More.

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Our Vision

A home for quality education where knowledge and character go together.

Our Mission

We, the members of the St. Thomas More School of Law and Business Community commit ourselves:

To provide transformative, liberating and relevant academic programs responsive to the growing and changing needs of the local, national and global communities.

To develop and form integrated individuals following the values of St. Thomas More.