Educational background
AB English, Philippine Christian University, 1979;
Bachelor of Laws, Jose Rizal College, 1994;
Completed academic units and passed comprehensive exams for MA in Education, major in English at the Philippine Christian University, 1985 (lacking only thesis for the degree).

Awards
Recipient of the following scholarship awards: (1) Ong Ai Gui 4 year-scholarship award to the Rizal High School awarded by the Mandaluyong Elementary School 1969, and (2) National Science Development Board scholarship, University of the Philippines, 1973;
Passed with a rating of 88.55% the 1985 Philippine Board Exam for Teachers.

Work experience
Journalism teacher and yearbook adviser: Quezon City Science High School, 1983 - 1984, and Rizal High School, Pasig, 1984 - 1995;
From 1984 up to 1991, organized the Mini Press Conference, an annual press conference among 400 journalism students from Rizal High School, Quezon City Science High School, UP Integrated School, Colegio del Buenconsejo, La Immaculada Concepcion School, Pasig Catholic College, Ramon Magsaysay (Cubao) High School, Philippine Science High School, Marikina High School and other schools, with resource speakers such as prominent journalists, Cabinet secretaries, other government officials, and performing groups like the National Taekwondo Demonstration Team, the Wu Shu Federation of the Philippines, and UP Kontragapi;
Handles civil, criminal, administrative and land cases, but preparing to go into full-time youth ministry, and if God answers his prayer for a partner in life, into covenant marriage ministry.

Ministries
Since July 2004, as part of his ministry for Bethany Baptist Church (Makati) and Asia Baptist Bible College, Atty. Galacio has been conducting free lecture-seminars in photojournalism for grade schools and high schools, and youth groups.(He took all the pictures in this website. The pictures in the home page are those of his nieces Chloe and Adah, nephews Jeremy, Danfil, Darwin and Gino,and late mother Agueda.)
As published in the March 16, 2007 issue of Brigada Today (a publication of www.brigada.org), Atty. Galacio is offering free writing and editing services (articles in American English, whether for web or print) for individuals, groups, churches or ministries involved in world missions in the 10-40 Window.
He also conducts free legal seminars for churches, schools, barangays and other organizations on the following topics: (1) Essential Provisions of the Family Code; (2) RA 9262 Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004; (3) Procedures in Administrative Cases Against Teachers; (4) The 1987 Constitution and Freedom of Religion: clergy malpractice, discipline of church members, and (5) other topics.
Any group which wants to hold these seminars can write, e-mail, call or text for available schedules. Churches may hold these seminars as part of their outreach to their communities.