ABOUT US

STEM 11K Magazine

Our Project

Designed to foster a deeper understanding of ethical values, human flourishing, and social responsibility, the Digital Magazine Project is the final output for the STEM 11K students’ Christian Living and Values Education class (CLVE).

This project encourages students to reflect on the theme, “How can I become more fully human?” by identifying Gospel values and virtues that contribute to a life of integrity, compassion, and service to others. Through this, students are tasked with exploring sustainable development goals (SDGs) and identifying contemporary Filipino individuals, groups, or organizations that demonstrate these virtues through meaningful advocacy or work aimed at empowering marginalized communities.

Our Mission

Through our efforts, our magazine aims to inspire the community to take meaningful action, embody God-given values—notably integrity, compassion, and service—and actively support and live out the advocacies of these role models.

Our Vision

To build a community that prioritizes integrity, compassion, and service above all.

Among the vast array of notable service-driven Filipino contemporary individuals and organizations, the class—through collective action—highlights six inspiring role models whose work and values reflect a strong commitment to serving others: Dr. Lourdes J. Cruz, Leni Robredo, Philippine Red Cross, Efren Peñaflorida, Dr. Michael Promentilla, and Risa Hontiveros. The website offers a deeper perspective into their backgrounds and missions through articles, videos, artwork, and other creative outputs. Each part of the website features sections highlighting the integration of CLVE and Gospel values, the impact of each figure, and the talents and contributions of STEM11-K students.

Our 11K Core Values

Kindness

We are dedicated to empowering others.

Understanding

As a team, we embrace new perspectives with an open mind

Love

Our journey is guided by love, always moving forward with heart. driving everything we do.

Our Team

The 11 STEM K class—made up of 31 diverse students who are described as kind, understanding, and loving—is embarking on a project focused on ethical values. The students, through their varied strengths and qualities, are committed to exploring the importance of virtues and their application in real-life situations.