that of 2003, for incoming first year students. Good facilities and the general conducive features of the school contribute to the favorable response to the invitations for enrolment by the would-be-client families. The educational system tops the overall package that the school offers. These features merit response from the alumni, parents, the friends, and benefactors of the school such that they also enjoy their participation in school activities and even in the outreach program of the Mother Francisca Community Assistance Center (MFCAC). The ND-SSM is really exercising the Social Corporate Responsibility; one very important example of the cooperation of students, personnel, parents, and benefactors was the Free Clinic given to indigent beneficiaries of the MFCAC every Foundress Day celebration every year. During the said activity, at least 396 destitute individuals—young and old—are recipients receive of free medical and dental services including free medicines and vitamins (donated by St. Martin Foundation and the Family Council) from a team of volunteer doctors, dentists and nurses headed by South Cotabato Medical and Dental Association with the school personnel, students led by the Red Cross Club officers and members; and members of the Family Council led by Engr. Nestor Villanueva, and some members of the Alumni, LMAMFES and COMFES. It was such a great success for a day's worth of charity that it is fairly considered as one of the highlights of ND-SSM every school year. Other highlights are the very active support and involvement of the Family Council in the launching of the Pagpasidungog kay Mother Francisca Year, Family Rosary Crusade, the Family Day celebration and the "Halad" Christmas presentation of ND-SSM at the ProTech Center and in the City sponsored Christmas Festival every December and in the preparation and implementation of the ND-SSM's Five-year Strategic Plan. As early as June 30, 2004, junior student Kristine Marie Hilajos took on other international Taekwondo enthusiasts in Korea during the 6th Korea Open and World Taekwondo Festival. She is a 1st degree Black belt who had 16 tournaments behind her latest experience in Cheun Chong, South Korea. Glen Josef Jumilla, a second year Math wizard, was accompanied by his coach/trainer and the school's Academic Coordinator, to his second trip to China, in Macau, for the 5th Invitational World Youth Mathematics Inter-City Competition last July 31 to August 7, 2004. Glen Josef was a member of a team of other students from the Philippines who represented