Education
Number of Schools | |
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Polytechnic University of the Philippines Santa Maria extension campus |
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Literacy Rate | 98% |
Pre-Elementary : | Public: 25 Private: 17 |
Elementary : | Public: 31 Private: 31 |
Secondary : | Public: 4 Private: 30 |
Tertiary : | Public: 2 Private: 3 |
The following are institutions of higher learning found in Sta. Maria, Bulacan:
College/University | Location |
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St. Joseph College of Bulacan | San Jose Patag |
Immaculate Conception International | Poblacion |
St. Paul School of Sta. Maria | Poblacion |
Grace of Shekinah School | Poblacion |
Immaculate Conception Academy | Iwahig |
St. Vincent Learning Academy | San Vicente |
Holy Child Montessori | Parada |
Angel John Integrated Academy | Lalakhan |
Darwin International School | Pulong Buhangin & Bagbaguin |
Fortunato F. Halili National Agricultural School | Guyong |
Jesus Lord & Savior Christian Colleges Foundation, Inc. | Guyong |
Sacred Heart Academy of Santa Maria Bulacan | Poblacion |
Polytechnic University of the Philippines - Sta. Maria Campus | Pulong Buhangin |
STI College - Santa Maria Campus | Poblacion |
Asian College of Science and Technology - Santa Maria | Poblacion |
JPI Technologies Training and Services, Inc. - Santa Maria | Poblacion |
St. Dominic de Guzman School | Caypombo |
Channel of Dreams Learning School | Caypombo |
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