St. Scholastica's College Westgrove

St. Scholastica's College Westgrove (SSCW) is a private Catholic school run by the Missionary Benedictine Sisters of Tutzing, on a six-hectare property in Ayala Westgrove Heights, Silang, Cavite, near Santa Rosa, Laguna. It is the newest campus in the Philippines established by the Benedictine Sisters' educational network. SSCW opened on June 4, 2001, initially offering Kindergarten, Prep, Grades 1-3, and first-year high school, on land donated by Ayala Land Incorporated, and was formally blessed and inaugurated on July 1, 2001. The Department of Education granted government recognition in phases: pre-elementary in 2002, elementary in 2003, and the complete secondary curriculum in 2004. SSCW implemented the K to 12 curriculum starting in school year 2012-2013 and currently offers Kindergarten through Senior High School; it does not offer college-level programs. The campus includes the Main Building, Ottilen Building (grade school), St. Benedict Building, a Learning Resource Center and Instructional Media Center serving as grade-school and high-school libraries, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology laboratories, coding rooms, a gymnasium, a school chapel, and a playground and field. SSCW offers the "Iskolar ni San Benito" scholarship program, named after the order's patron saint, though specific eligibility and coverage amounts are not detailed on the school's website. The school's correct official website is sscw.edu.ph; the domain previously listed for this profile, ssc.edu.ph, belongs to St. Scholastica's College Manila, a separate, unrelated Benedictine school.