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Welcome to O.B. Montessori Center

The Pioneer of Montessori Education in the Philippines

At the core of Operation Brotherhood Montessori Center (OBMC) is the mission of guiding the intellectual, spiritual, and social growth of children. Our prepared environment for learning sets us apart from other Montessori-based private schools in the Philippines.
In this environment, our students learn from a uniquely tailored curriculum that helps them become independent, responsible, and discerning young men and women as they grow from childhood to adolescence. Check out our academic and innovative programs! See how we, the pioneer of Montessori education in the Philippines since 1966, can transform your child.

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Sara Francesca Soliven-De Guzman

(HS Batch 1987)

As the Chief Operating Officer of O.B. Montessori Center, Sara Soliven-De Guzman is the keeper of a sacred trust: the bright future of the students under her charge.

MA. LEA CARMEN I. SALONGA

(HS Batch 1988)

It seems almost ironic that Lea Salonga started her career with the album, “Small Voice,” when it was her powerful vocal instrument, that catapulted her to worldwide fame as Kim in Miss Saigon.

(GS Batch 1976)

Running a restaurant is challenging work. Multiply that by a factor of six and you’ll have an idea what Chef Vicky Pacheco deals with on a daily basis.

GERARD I. SALONGA

(HS Batch 1990)

Despite having a world-famous singer for a sister, Gerard Salonga has charted his own course in the field of music. He is the music director of the ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra, he writes, arranges, composes, and conducts.

(GS Batch 1984)

The OPM band Rivermaya may have been the starting point of his stardom, but Rico Blanco is not one to rest on his laurels. Striking out on his own in 2008 with the solo album Your Universe,

Erika Nicole L. Chua

(HS Batch 2006)

The pursuit and practice of medicine requires focus, determination, and talent. These qualities that have served Erika Chua well in her path toward being the doctor she wants to be. Erika graduated as magna cum laude in B.S. Sports Science from the University of Santo Tomas and earned the University's highest academic citation,

(HS Batch 2006)

Maico Buncio lived by the credo of every O.B. Montessori student: “Seipsum Facit Persona” (Man Makes Himself). A motocross prodigy at the age of 3, he rose up the ranks of the local motocross and road racing scene, a legend on the racetrack who, at the height of his career, was named Philippine Superbike National Champion four times.

Ana Karylle Padilla

(GS Batch 1994)

Karylle’s singing career began in 2001 with the album “Time to Shine,” which proved self-fulfilling as the album earned her wins from the Awit Awards, Aliw Awards, and MTV Philippines.

(HS Batch 2004)

This young actress, recording artist, model and host has successfully moved from under the shadow of her showbiz father and grandmother. She has made a name for herself in the industry she was born into.

Rico Vincent M. Romano

(HS Batch 1992)

Skagit County in Washington is lucky to count O.B. Montessori alum Rico Romano as one of its resident doctors. Aside from being a practicing physician within the area, Dr. Romano performs several roles within the Skagit Regional Health System.

(HS Batch 1994)

If you haven’t seen Shiela Valderrama’s performance as Kapitana Mary Jane in the Filipino hit musical RAK of Aegis, you’d better hope they hold another run. Her smashing performance earned her a Best Actress nomination from the 2016 Gawad Awards as well as the adulation of theater fans.

Ai M. Dela Cruz

(HS Batch 2007)

One of the most refreshing faces on the ABS-CBN News Channel, Ai dela Cruz is a joy to watch. As an anchor for the show @ANC Alerts, she has found a way to attract a younger, millennial audience in a channel that normally caters to an older set, delivering the news in a more relatable fashion.

(HS Batch 2008)

You can’t just join KPMG, one of the “Big Four” auditors in the world, unless you truly know your stuff. Aira does. A consistent academic performer in the field of accounting, she holds double Cum Laude bachelor’s degrees in Accountancy and in Applied Economics, placing fifth in the CPA licensure exams.

Elgimaine Louise M. Barroso

(HS Batch 2008)

While she hasn’t been a dentist all that long, Dr. Elgimaine Barroso is someone who can definitely bring a smile to your face. Her talent and ethic serves her well as she balances her clinic work at the Barroso Dental Clinic with her hospital dentistry work at the UP-PGH Externship Program.

(HS Batch 2001)

You could say that Harold Cruz has a passion for fuel, having put in some ten years of his professional career into petrochemical and manufacturing facilities around the world.

Jayvie Agojo

(HS Batch 2004)

Jayvie Agojo made her mark at 16 as the youngest member of the National Golf Association of the Philippines. She was also ranked the No.1 junior women’s player in the country. She is also a 3-time winner of the Outstanding Women’s Golfer of the Year from the Philippine Sportswriters Association.

(GS Batch 1999)

Her designs display a groundbreaking style imbued with her playful aesthetic. All of which have been presented to the world in shows like London Fashion Week and Exclusively By Design in Tokyo.

Dino E. Jalandoni

(GS Batch 1978)

The world of advertising is a far richer place with Dino Jalandoni in it. A creative leader and deft storyteller, Dino currently holds the Chief Creative Officer position at the agency Publicis Taiwan.

(HS Batch 1994)

Having worked in the money market for close to twenty years, Ginger Aventajado can probably tell you a thing or two about the ins-and-outs of the money market.