Our deaf college now has a new home…

May 27, 2011 in Notable Filipino Deaf Institution, Special Announcements

New MCCID College Building

I’m so thrilled to tell you guys that our school for the deaf now has a new, bigger and permanent home. From a traffic-ridden, pollution infested and overcrowded Cubao, Quezon City where Manila Christian Computer Institute for the Deaf stayed for nearly five years, we are now in a cool, calm, spacious and relaxing home in San Mateo, Rizal.

Google Earth View of MCCID College property in San Mateo/Marikina Border

Our home sits on a 6,000 sq. m. rolling hills property in Bgy. Silangan Road situated near the San Mateo – Marikina border across Nangka River. The site overlooks the lush greenery surrounding Timberland Hotel on its east and scenic view of Marikina City to its west.
Sir Esposa speaks during the Special Dedication Service.

Our school administration owe everything to the One who started it all, our main partner and CEO, our Savior, Jesus Christ. We expect even better things to come for the deaf community in the Philippines. In everything, to Christ be the glory!
MCCID Wallpaper designed by Moises Libot, deaf student

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1 Comment

  1. 1 Yay! First 150,000 Visits! « Filipino Deaf from the Eyes of a Hearing Person Pingback on Jun 30th, 2011 at 1:10 am

    […] February to March, we were all extremely on the move literally, because our school for the deaf transferred to a bigger and permanent home in San Mateo, Rizal. Also during those months, we were able to conduct sign language training to officials and […]


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