Pagadian - Education

Education

  • Schools in Pagadian City

  • The Saint Columban College of Commerce building.

  • Pagadian City Pilot school

  • Southern Mindanao Colleges - College of Engineering Building

Schools in Pagadian City
Universities Western Mindanao State University Pagadian Auxiliary Campus • Universidad de Zamboanga Pagadian Campus
Colleges* Saint Columban College • Southern Mindanao Colleges • STI Pagadian • AMA Computer Learning Center • Pagadian Capitol College • Zamboanga del Sur Maritime Institute of Technology • Mendero College • Medina College-Pagadian • EMCOTECH
Secondary Pagadian City National Comprehensive High School • Zamboanga del Sur National High School • Zamboanga del Sur School of Arts and Trade • Holy Child Academy • Pagadian Junior College • Lala National High School • Pagadian City Science High School (PCSHS)
Elementary Pagadian City Pilot School • City Chamber School • Tuburan Central Elementary School (TCES)
Primary Pagadian City Montessori • Jack'n Jill Primary School • public barangay daycare centers
  • Colleges may or may not include Secondary, Elementary and Primary Levels

The Local Government Units (LGUs) supports the education sector through the Day Care Services (DCS) adopting Early Child Care & Development (ECCD) that provides early education for 3-5 year olds. These are established to make children better prepared for the higher levels of learning. The quality of DCS and the available resources vary widely across the geographical areas, with urban Day Care Centers (DCC) generally faring better than those in rural areas.

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