Monkayo, Compostela Valley - Schools

Schools

Elementary

There are 37 public elementary schools within Monkayo, namely;

  • Anagase Elementary School, located at Casoon
  • Awao Elementary School, located at Awao
  • Bagong Taas Elementary School, located at Haguimitan
  • Babag Elementary School, located at Babag
  • Banlag Elementary School, located at Banlag
  • Baylo Elementary School, located at Baylo
  • BLISS Elementary School, located at Poblacion
  • Boay Elementary School, located at Salvacion
  • Cabangkalan Elementary School, located at Casoon
  • Casoon Elementary School, located at Casoon
  • Depot Elementary School, located at Upper Ulip
  • Haguimitan Elementary School, located at Haguimitan
  • Inambatan Elementary School, located at Inambatan
  • Liwanag Elementary School, located at Banlag
  • Mabuhay Elementary School, located at Awao
  • Macopa Elementary School, located at Macopa
  • Mamunga Elementary School, located at Mamunga
  • Matangad Elementary School, located at Upper Ulip
  • Monkayo Central Elementary School, located at Poblacion
  • Moria Elementary School, located at Banlag
  • Mt. Diwata Elementary School, located at Mt. Diwata
  • Munoz Elementary School, located at Union
  • Naboc Elementary School, located at Naboc
  • New Kapatagan Elementary School, located at Casoon
  • Olaycon Elementary School, located at Olaycon
  • Paco Primary School, located at Banlag
  • Pasian Elementary School, located at Pasian
  • Pilar Elementary School, located at Babag
  • Rizal Elementary School, located at Rizal
  • Samuag Elementary School, located at Salvacion
  • San Jose Elementary School, located at San Jose
  • San Isidro Elementary School, located at San Isidro
  • Sugod Elementary School, located at Union
  • Totoy Elementary School, located at San Jose
  • Tuburan Elementary School, located at Casoon
  • Tubo-tubo Elementary School, located at Tubo-tubo
  • Ulip Elementary School, located at Upper Ulip

There are also two (3) private elementary schools, namely;

  • Casa Amazing Grace School- Poblacion
  • Agape Christian Academy
  • Casa Amazing Grace School- Mt. Diwata
Secondary

Public High Schools:

  • Awao National High School, located at Awao
  • Babag National High School, located at Babag
  • Casoon National High School, located at Casoon
  • Monkayo National High School, located at Poblacion
  • Mt. Diwata National High School, located at Mt.Diwata
  • Pasian National High School, located at Pasian
  • Tubo-tubo National High School, located at Tubo-tubo
  • Union National High School, located at Union
  • Upper Ulip National High School, located at Upper Ulip.
Private High School
  • Assumption Academy of Monkayo, Inc., located at Poblacion
Colleges and University
  • Bukidnon State University (BSU)
  • Monkayo College of Arts Science And Technology (MONCAST)

The former is state-run while the latter is funded and administered by the municipal government of Monkayo.

  • Mt. Diwata College of Arts Science And Technology (MDCAST)
TESDA accredited School
  • MATIF

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