Assumption College Samutprakarn

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Established in 1979. That’s when Assumption College Samutprakarn opened its doors. It began as Assumption College Samrong. The school changed its name in 2003. This followed a district change.

Assumption College Samutprakarn is a private Catholic school. It is located in Samut Prakan Province. The Brothers of St. Gabriel founded it. It is their thirteenth educational institution. The school serves students in grades 1 through 12.

Vichai Maleenont played a key role. He donated land and money. This helped establish Assumption College Samrong. He was the director of Theparak Estate Co Ltd. He gave 23708 square meters. He also donated 3 million Thai Baht.

The first academic year was in 1979. Assumption College Samutprakarn had grades 1 through 6. There were eight classrooms. Fifteen teachers taught 371 students. Bro Viriya Chandavarodom supervised.

In 2007, the school received a Royal Award. It was for being a Granted Secondary School. In 2012, it received another Royal Award. This time it was for Granted Primary School. The Office of the Basic Education Commission gave the awards.

Assumption College Samutprakarn started its English Program in 2006. Initially, it offered classes in grades 1, 4, and 7. Each year, the program expanded. By 2012, it covered all 12 levels.

The Assumption building was the first building. It was built in 1978. Cardinal Michael Michai Kitbunchu blessed it. Sanya Dharmasakti inaugurated it in 1979.

A single-story building followed in 1982. It housed six classrooms. It was torn down in 2008. This made way for a new building.

The St Gabriel building came in 1984. It had five stories. Each floor had seven classrooms. It served grades 1 through 3. Later, it became the English Program’s intensive classroom.

The Montfort building was built in 1988. It has seven stories. Each floor has seven classrooms. It is used by grades 5 through 9 of the MLP program.

The Administrative building was built with the Montfort building. It houses the school’s offices. Princess Soamsawali inaugurated both buildings.

The Louis Marie building finished in 1999. The first two floors are a canteen. The third and fourth floors were a convention hall. The third floor was remodeled in 2006 for activities and labs.

The Louis Chanel building opened in 2007. It houses grades 1 through 3. These students moved from the St Gabriel building. Grade 4 students also moved from the Montfort building.

The Sport Center is a semi-indoor arena. It has basketball courts and a futsal field. Grandstands surround the field.

The Sakdanusorn building was completed in 2015. It has swimming pools and a fitness center. It is named after Bro Sakda Kitcharoen. He was a former director.

The Saint Louis Arena is a multipurpose yard. It can be used as a football field.

Assumption College Samutprakarn continues to evolve. It provides quality education. It prepares students for the future. Its motto is Labor omnia vincit. Work conquers all.

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