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Lipa City Colleges located in Lipa City in … Lipa City Colleges located in Lipa City in the province of Batangas of the Philippines. Formerly known as Lipa Business Institute, it is a post-WW2 educational institution established in July 1947 by the late educators Ricardo and Marcela Bonilla. Its basic education department (K-12 level) is known as LCC Silvercrest School.
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Lipa City Colleges located in Lipa City in … Lipa City Colleges located in Lipa City in the province of Batangas of the Philippines. Formerly known as Lipa Business Institute, it is a post-WW2 educational institution established in July 1947 by the late educators Ricardo and Marcela Bonilla. Its basic education department (K-12 level) is known as LCC Silvercrest School.
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Lipa City Colleges
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