List of Chinese schools in the Philippines

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This is a list of Chinese schools in the Philippines.

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A map showing the number of Chinese schools in each Philippine province/area.
#Name (English)Name (Chinese)Date EstablishedLocation
1 Tiong Se Academy 中西學院April 15, 1899 Binondo, Manila
2 Philippine Yuh Chiau School 毓侨中學1946 Cabatuan, Isabela
3 Manila Patriotic School 馬尼刺愛國中學November 11, 1912 Santa Cruz, Manila
4San Pablo Chung Hua School仙答洛中華學校June 1915 San Pablo, Laguna
5 Cebu Eastern College 宿務東方學院September 1915 Cebu City
6 Saint Stephen's High School 聖公會中學July 22, 1917 Santa Cruz, Manila
7Philippine Scholastic Academy菲律賓崇文書院August 7, 1917 Quiapo, Manila
8Baguio Patriotic High School碧瑤愛國中學June 1918 Baguio
9 Zamboanga Chong Hua High School 三寶顏中華中學November 12, 1919 Zamboanga City
10Sulu Tong Jin School蘇洛當仁學校October 10, 1920 Jolo, Sulu
11Pangasinan Universal Institute蜂省大同中學November 12, 1920 Dagupan
12Tabaco Pei Ching High School淡描戈培青中學November 12, 1920 Tabaco, Albay
13 Philippine Tong Ho Institute 羅甲那同和中學February 14, 1921 Lucena, Philippines
14Cabanatuan Confucius School甲萬那端市中華小學July 1921 Cabanatuan
15Leyte Progressive High School禮智興華中學September 27, 1921 Tacloban
16Camarines Norte Chung Hua High School Foundation北甘馬仁省乃乙中華中學October 12, 1921 Daet, Camarines Norte
17Philippine San Bin School三民學校February 20, 1922 San Nicolas, Manila
18Paco Citizen Academy Foundation百閣公民學校June 1922 Paco, Manila
19Aparri Kete School阿巴里啓智中學January 6, 1923 Aparri
20Bulan Dr. Sun Yat Sen Memorial School任馬蘭社華英中學June 15, 1923 Bulan, Sorsogon
21 Philippine Cultural College 菲律賓僑中學院June 27, 1923 Tondo, Manila
22 Davao Chong Hua High School (Davao Central High School) 納卯中華中學June 3, 1924 Davao City
23Cotabato City Institute古島中華中學September 3, 1924 Cotabato City
24Philippine Sun Yat Sen High School菲律濱中山中學November 12, 1924 Santa Cruz, Manila
25St. Santiago School Foundation, Inc.北怡羅戈省華英小學June 1925 Laoag
26Holy Cross High School朗嗎倪地中國中學July 15, 1925 Dumaguete
27 Iloilo Sun Yat Sen High School 怡朗中山中學November 12, 1925 Iloilo City
28Legazpi Chong Hua Institute of Technology黎牙實備中華科技學校October 8, 1926 Legazpi, Albay
29 Laguna Santiago Educational Foundation 內湖中華小學June 1927 Santa Cruz, Laguna
30Sorsogon Chiang Kai Shek School樹殊銀中正小學June 1927 Sorsogon City
31Vigan Nan Chong School美岸南中學校February 24, 1928 Vigan
32Dumaguete Chung Hua School東黑人省中山中學July 15, 1928 Dumaguete
33La Union Cultural Institute拉允隆文化書院September 18, 1931 San Fernando, La Union
34Kalibo Sun Yat Sen School加里務中山學校July 1932 Kalibo
35Philippine Pasay Chung Hua Academy菲律賓巴西市中華書院November 24, 1932 Pasay
36 Bacolod Tay Tung High School 描戈律大同中學September 28, 1934 Bacolod
37 Westminster High School 培元中學1935 Tondo, Manila
38Philippine Jin Nan Institute菲律濱洪門近南學校1935 Binondo, Manila
39 Immaculate Conception Academy-Greenhills 義德中學1936 San Juan
40Kong Hua School東棉光華學校1937 Cagayan de Oro
41 Lanao Chung Hua School 蘭佬中華中學November 12, 1938 Iligan
42 Chiang Kai Shek College 菲律賓中正學院June 1939 Tondo, Manila
43Hope Christian High School嘉南中學November 29, 1946 Santa Cruz, Manila
44Samantabhadra Institute普賢中學1947 Manila
45Timber City Academy亞虞山培青中學1947 Butuan
46 Santiago Cultural Institute 怡省仙朝峨中華中學1948 Santiago, Isabela
47 Grace Christian College 菲律賓基督教靈惠學院July 5, 1950 Quezon City
48 Davao Christian High School 納卯基督教中學January 14, 1953 Davao City
49Pasig Community School巴石華僑學校1954 Pasig
50 Sacred Heart School – Ateneo de Cebu 宿霧雅典耀聖心學校1955 Mandaue City, Cebu
51 Xavier School 光啓學校June 6, 1956 San Juan
52Sacred Heart School - Hijas de Jesus聖心學校－耶穌孝女會June 1, 1957 Cebu City
53Philippine Malabon Cultural Institute菲律濱嗎拉汶文化書院1958 Malabon
54Sacred Heart School禮智萬市鳴遠學院1958 Tacloban
55 Ateneo de Iloilo 怡朗亞典耀聖母學校1958 Iloilo City
56St. Joseph School耀華中學March 1, 1960 Naga, Camarines Sur
57Uno High School尚一中學June 1960 Tondo, Manila
58 Saint Jude Catholic School 天主教崇德學校July 1963 San Miguel, Manila
59Philippine Institute of Quezon City計順市菲華中學February 6, 1964 Quezon City
60Saint Joseph School三寶顏忠義中學1965 Zamboanga City
61Jubilee Christian Academy基立學院February 1967 Quezon City
62Philippine Buddhist Seng Guan Memorial Institute菲律賓乘願紀念學院1970 Malabon
63Philadelphia High School尚愛中學1974 Quezon City
64Trinity Christian School描戈律基督教三一學校1976 Bacolod
65St. Peter the Apostle School天主教培德中學February 1976 Paco, Manila
66Bethany Christian School宿務毓德中學1983 Cebu City
67Gideon Academy基中書院1984 Pasay
68Makati Hope Christian School馬加智嘉南學校1985 Makati
69Oro Christian Grace School鄢市恩惠學校September 1986 Cagayan de Oro
70MGC-New Life Christian Academy新生佳音學院July 3, 1991 Taguig
71United Evangelical Church School内湖中華基督教會January 1992 Santa Cruz, Laguna
72Ormoc Se San School旺木西山学校1993 Ormoc
73Philippine Buddhacare Academy菲律宾佛教普济学院September 19, 1997 Quezon City
74L.I.G.H.T. Christian Academy義光基督學校June 2000 Caloocan
75Pace Academy培基中學2002 Quezon City
76 Iloilo Scholastic Academy 怡朗新華學院April 2004 Iloilo City
77Chinese International School Manila中華國際學校2007 Taguig
78Bohol Wisdom School武運智慧學校1928-1930 Tagbilaran
79Batangas Kipsi Memorial School描東岸市及時小學1946 Batangas City
80 Lorenzo Ruiz Academy 聖軍中學1946 Manila
81 Philippine Chen Kuang High School 菲律賓晨光中學1950 San Juan, Metro Manila
82St. John's Institute描戈律華明中學1953 Bacolod
83Stella Maris Academy of Davao納卯海星學校1953 Davao City
84 Divine Word Academy of Dagupan 德蘭中學1957 Dagupan
85Philippine Academy of Sakya菲律賓佛教能仁中學1960 Santa Cruz, Manila
86Quezon City Christian Academy计顺市基督学院1991 Quezon City
87 Saint Gabriel International School 國際學校2000 Pasig
88Dee Hwa Liong Academy李華龍學院2001 Pasig
89CCF Life Academy兴生学院2014 Pasig
90Misamis Union High School蜜三蜜斯光華中學1936 Ozamiz
91Northern Rizal Yorklin School北黎剎育仁中學1939 Caloocan
92 Philippine Chung Hua School 菲律濱中華中學 Manila
93Dr. Kwangson Young Memorial School光泩記念學校 Tondo, Manila
94Philippine Su Kuang Institute菲律賓曙光學校 Binondo, Manila
95Young Children Learning Center三乖乖幼儿园 Quezon City
96Ay Shin Academy愛心中學 Santa Cruz, Manila
97Divine Mercy Learning Center群生育幼中心 Santa Cruz, Manila
98Pasig Community School菲律賓巴石華橋學校 Pasig
99Mother Gonuy Memorial Institute慈母玉蕊纪念学校 Quezon City
100Merry Angels School宝宝乐园学校 Santa Cruz, Manila
101Lotus Children Learning Center慈莲幼学园 Santa Mesa, Manila
102Life Spring Christian School甘泉學院 Quezon City
103Ilagan Chung Hua Institute依拉岸中華學校1946 Ilagan
104Childlink Learning Center & High School宿务同心培幼学校1996 Cebu City
105Bayanihan Institute新民中學1923 Tarlac City
106Kian Tiak Institute菲律宾丹辘建德学校2000 Tarlac City
107Legazpi Hope Christian School黎牙实备嘉南学校1979 Legazpi, Albay
108Hua Siong College of Iloilo怡朗華商學院February 25, 1912 Iloilo City
109Vineyard Christian Academy葡萄園基督學院1996 San Fernando City, La Union
110Wisdom Light Christian Academy慧光基督學院2001 Quezon City
111Philippine Christian Gospel School [1] 宿務建基中學1948 Cebu City
112Zamboanga Avalokitesvara School三寶顏福泉寺觀音學校1968 Zamboanga City
113Tarlac Living Faith Academy丹辘信心学院June 1995 Tarlac City
114Koronadal Southern Elementary School高倫那達中華學校1957 Koronadal
115Surigao Sun Yat Sen Elementary School樹裏爻孫逸仙小學1928 Surigao City
116Dipolog Community School利保洛菲華學校December 14, 1939 Dipolog
117Pagadian City Chamber School巴加連市商學校October 1, 1949 Pagadian
118General Santos Hope Christian School南古島嘉南學校November 5, 1984 General Santos
119Butuan Faith Christian School务端信心基督教学校1988 Butuan
120Colegio de San Ignacio納卯

德榮學校

1995 Davao City
121Philippine Academy of Sakya Davao, Inc.菲律宾纳卯佛教龙华学校1994 Davao City
122Saint Therese Catholic School清锦中学April 2007 Noveleta, Cavite
123Catholic Ming Yuan College天主教嗚遠大學2012 Murcia, Negros Occidental
124Northern Negros Private School加禮示中山小學1932 Cadiz, Negros Occidental
125Cebu Cherish School, Inc.宿務中華中學1986 Cebu City
126Samantabhadra Educational Institute Inc.普賢中學1954 Cebu City
127Kinder Minds Learning Center榮慧培幼園1995 Quezon City

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