Notre Dame of Kidapawan College

A Marist community of disciples working together for social transformation towards the fulfillment of the Kingdom of God. To rekindle the FIRE of God’s love through integral evangelization by providing a responsive, quality Christian education among the young. We commit to creating an evangelized academic community working for the YOUTH, particularly the least favored, by upholding their (HUMAN) dignity, respecting their religious freedom (CATHOLIC), inculcating in them a sense of nationhood with a global perspective (FILIPINO), and living the Marian Virtues (MARIST).
Respect life, human dignity, and integrity of creation. Believe in a loving and merciful God and obey His Holy Will. Be credible witnesses by living a life of humility, simplicity, and honesty. Be responsible for our choices and actions in the exercise of our God-given freedom. Give our best in order to achieve what is right, noble, and beautiful. To LOVE our “neighbors” by caring and feeling compassion for the poor, needy, and the downtrodden.
Leadership towards Educational Excellence Achieved through Dedicated Service for God and Country. The School Slogan is a statement that represents the values, beliefs, and aspirations of NDKC. It is specifically crafted to inspire and guide the administration, faculty, staff, students, and the community.
L. Spears and M. Laurence inspire the School Slogan.“A servant leader means possessing a certain degree of human richness, good judgment, the open mind which accepts the possibility of being wrong respect for oneself and for others genuine concern for people a good grasp of what truly matters in life.”
“A servant leader is a source of inspiration. A good leader is one who INSPIRES people, and whose stimulating effect on them does not spring from FEAR or BLIND OBEDIENCE but RESPECT and their genuine concern for the organization.”We relate to each other and young people in our care as members of a loving family. We build a community where each person feels at home, characterized by honesty, mutual respect, trust, shared responsibility, cooperation, and the ability to forgive and reconcile. We give special attention to those whose needs are most significant, incredibly the most deprived, and those going through difficulties.