The first two missionaries of Caritas sisters set foot on Philippine grounds in 1992 to make their founder’s dream come true. One of his dreams was to come to the Philippines. The first work offered to them was to set up a school to respond to the needs of the new community that had been developing beside Laguna Technopark in Sta. Rosa and Biñan, Laguna. Consequently, a co-educational school was established in 1994. It was called Caritas Don Bosco School. It had a very humble start. The first CDBS family consists of only twenty-one (21) preschoolers and three (3) Caritas sisters together with two (2) lay teachers. The Homeowners’ Association of Santa Rosa Village generously accommodated this little family at their Multi-Purpose Hall. In spite of the inconvenience of incomplete facilities, the school had a good start through the help of parents and people in the Village. There was a true family spirit that caused a tremendous progress in our school.

The school population grew to 93 in 1995 and in the following years; 197, 297, 430 and 640 in 1999. By the year 2000, it was 860 and just in the previous year, more than 1,400 students in all 13 levels (Nursery to 4th year high school) enrolled. The school is developing every year. Caritas Don Bosco School’s first years of educative presence has proven to be very fruitful, particularly among children in close collaboration with its Educative Pastoral Community.