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FIND, CONNECT, & STAY IN TOUCH
Remember the last time you asked yourself "What ever
happened to my old high school friends"? Well, it's quite possible that
someone is thinking about you right now.
In an effort to bring Sariaya Institute Alumni from around
the globe in closer touch, SARIAYA.net WebDesignZ is proud to announce the
opening of SIAA website . Our goal in creating SIAA website was to offer more
and better ways for SI alumni to connect with one another and with the school
in real-time. We hope you will take some time to explore all this new site has
to offer, including an online alumni directory, exclusive community, forums on
a variety of topics, events and gigs, and much more. Please tell us what you
think and if there are any options and services you would like to see added. We
want to hear from you.
Once you register, you will be able to:
01 Maintain your own personal
profile page that other SI Alumni can view.
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Add your own profile image and not only that you can even
a create a photo gallery on your profile page
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Search for friends and classmates, make new connections,
and update your contact information with the Sariaya Institute Alumni Directory
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View and add entries on SI forum "Members Only"
section
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Stay up-to-date with the latest Alumni meeting information
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We'll also be adding new features from time to time so you
can be sure to get the most out of a membership in our site.
Visit SIAA website now…
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Resources 
Nature Tripping: Skirt around the mountains of Mt. Banahaw to
watch the psychics at meditation and view the lush greens of tropical wildlife.
Then stop for rare orchids and cutflowers from a thriving industry. Mamala a
small barangay, which is located in the heart of Mt. Banahaw. The area enjoys a
cool temperature of about 17.2 degrees Celsius. About 400 meters from the end
of the concrete road is the “jungle,” as the locals refer to it. Inside the
jungle are lush vegetation and a river, which supplies the irrigation system of
the area. Giant ferns, some extending to more than 10 feet, are all over the
side of the foot trail.