As enrollment grew , new buildings were built on farmland east of the national highway . The school relocated to its present site to accommodate a growing student body . This new building was destroyed less than 30 years later by the 1990 Luzon earthquake , along with its centuries-old church and rectory . The school continued to operate with scattered makeshift shelters , or under the shade of trees until construction of the new building was completed
1990 Luzon earthquake
1990 Luzon earthquake
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