Santa Cruz, Laguna - Education

Education

Kindergarten schools:

  • Public: 35
  • Private: 10

Elementary (primary and intermediate):

  • Public: 16
  • Private: 11

High schools:

  • Public: 2
  • Private: 6

Colleges:

  • Public: 2
  • Private: 8

Vocational:

  • Public: 1
  • Private: 2

Number of students:

  • Elementary: 15,291
  • High school: 8,155
  • Tertiary: 10,914

Partial list of schools:

  • Bagumbayan Elementary School
  • Basic Christian International School and Special Education Center, Inc.
  • ACTS Computer College
  • AMA Computer University
  • AMA Computer Learning Center
  • Capitol View Christian School
  • Immaculate Conception Catholic College (formerly Don Bosco High School)
  • Laguna Santiago Educational Foundation Inc.
  • Laguna State Polytechnic University
  • Laguna University
  • Our Lady of Maulawin Educational Foundation, Inc
  • Pedro Guevara Memorial National High School - Alumni
  • Philippine Women's University
  • SHARPMINDS Tutorial Center
  • STI College
  • St. Therese Martin of Lisieux School and Business High School
  • United Evangelical Church School
  • Union College of Laguna
  • University of the East — soon to rise
  • Southbay Montessori School
  • GOAL-DEN Learners Center

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