St Joseph College of Baggao was built through the inspiration of the late Monsignor Felix Domingo, the retired Vicar-General of the Archdiocese of Tuguegarao City in 1950. With the help of his grandnephew priests namely; Archbishop Emeritus Teodulfo Domingo and Monsignor Felicisimo Herrera the dream was pursued because there was no secondary school in Baggao.
St. Joseph High School at the beginning was a flat house made out of bamboo with 3 classrooms where the first batch of students were formed. The office was an old House of Lope Domingo. It served the school for almost 7 years. Then, it was transferred to the present site which is owned by the late Leon Domingo who offered the lot to St. Joseph College who through a compromise made by a relative gave the lot in exchange of a residential lot near the Ermita Church in Tuguegarao City. Because the school needed a wider lot for its expansion the late Senor and Senora Domingo Herrero were inspired by the Lord to donate out of love the rear portion to St. Joseph College equivalent to 2,056 sq. meters in the Municipal Plan.
St. Joseph High School at the beginning was a flat house made out of bamboo with 3 classrooms where the first batch of students were formed. The office was an old House of Lope Domingo. It served the school for almost 7 years. Then, it was transferred to the present site which is owned by the late Leon Domingo who offered the lot to St. Joseph College who through a compromise made by a relative gave the lot in exchange of a residential lot near the Ermita Church in Tuguegarao City. Because the school needed a wider lot for its expansion the late Senor and Senora Domingo Herrero were inspired by the Lord to donate out of love the rear portion to St. Joseph College equivalent to 2,056 sq. meters in the Municipal Plan.
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