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The Origins of Elitism in Catholic Schools in the Philippines
Introduction The elitist mentality often associated with Catholic schools in the Philippines is rooted in the country’s colonial past, shaped by religion, class structure, and educational exclusivity. This paper explores how Catholic education, introduced during the Spanish period, evolved into a system that reinforced social hierarchy and continues
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