November 14, 2002 ● The celebration of the 130th founding anniversary of Colegio de San Jose with the theme, “CSJ: 130 Years of Faithful Service to the Filipino Family” was formally opened.

November 19-23, 2002 ● An experimental theatrical play “Tan Buntoy: Ang Dalagangan” was staged to enliven CSJ’s deeper appreciation of the performing arts.

August 2003 ● The Four-Storey Science Laboratory Building which also housed the Higher Education Library was constructed.

2005-2008 ● Sr. Myrna Bas, DC was Sister Servant/Principal

2005 ● The Little School Succession Program (LSSP) which served as an avenue for preparing the Lay for administrative and managerial tasks was introduced by Sr. Ma. Lourdes S. Verzosa, DC.

October 12-13, 2005 The UBED had Third PAASCU Re-survey and was granted five years re-accredited status.

2006-2007 ● CSJ through its Community Service Learning Program adopted the Alternative Learning System (ALS).

February 13-14, 2006 ● The LBED had PAASCU Re-survey and was granted five years re-accredited status.

2008-2011 ● Sr. Clara V. Enero, DC was Sister Servant

2008 ● The New Governance Structure for the Integrated System was created and recognized by the Provincial Council as a pioneering move towards closer tandem with the lay mission partners.

Colegio de San Jose was recognized as a “National Historical Landmark” on the occasion of its 136 years of existence as an Educational Apostolate of Jaro community.

The DC Province undertook more initiatives in response to the psycho-social needs of the poor in the wake of “Typhoon Frank”

The Expanded Operational Plan (EOP) which embodied the desires, dreams and hopes to uphold the Vincentian Mission to serve those living in poverty situation was formulated.

2008-2014 ● Ma. Helena Desiree M. Terre, Ph D. was Chair, Vincentian Management Team

2008-2009 The First Lay Principal for the Basic Education Department, Mrs. Marilyn Mifuel, was appointed in response to the call of the DC Philippine Province towards empowering partnership.