Gil Beaudoin, OMI, Mrs. Rosario Medina and Mrs. Milagros Penson completed the teaching staff.

A big leap forward was taken on June 13, 1960 with the opening of the collegiate department with Father Charles Prass, OMI, as the first Rector.

Another milestone was the offering of high school classes at night on July 1, 1966 to serve those who work in the day.

In 1966–1967, the Notre Dame High School for Girls known now as St. Mary's Academy of Midsayap was turned over to the RVM Sisters.

The SPW was a thorough process which surfaced the following targets: Organizational Stability, Quality Education and Financial Viability.

This was the result of the long preparation which started in School-Year 1983–1984 with the Preliminary Visit of a team of Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU) accreditors headed by Fr.

The PAASCU resurvey visit on February 17–18, 2005 resulted favorable in re-accrediting the college until May 2010 The College has put emphasis on activities that seek to enhance the appreciation, preservation and enrichment of the students' Filipino heritage and to encourage the development of other potentials to enable them to do their part in the task of nation-building.