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This is a list of Chinese schools in the Philippines.
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# | Name (English) | Name (Chinese) | Date Established | Location |
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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 |
4 | San 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 |
7 | Philippine Scholastic Academy | 菲律賓崇文書院 | August 7, 1917 | Quiapo, Manila |
8 | Baguio 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 |
10 | Sulu Tong Jin School | 蘇洛當仁學校 | October 10, 1920 | Jolo, Sulu |
11 | Pangasinan Universal Institute | 蜂省大同中學 | November 12, 1920 | Dagupan |
12 | Tabaco 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 |
14 | Cabanatuan Confucius School | 甲萬那端市中華小學 | July 1921 | Cabanatuan |
15 | Leyte Progressive High School | 禮智興華中學 | September 27, 1921 | Tacloban |
16 | Camarines Norte Chung Hua High School Foundation | 北甘馬仁省乃乙中華中學 | October 12, 1921 | Daet, Camarines Norte |
17 | Philippine San Bin School | 三民學校 | February 20, 1922 | San Nicolas, Manila |
18 | Paco Citizen Academy Foundation | 百閣公民學校 | June 1922 | Paco, Manila |
19 | Aparri Kete School | 阿巴里啓智中學 | January 6, 1923 | Aparri |
20 | Bulan 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 |
23 | Cotabato City Institute | 古島中華中學 | September 3, 1924 | Cotabato City |
24 | Philippine Sun Yat Sen High School | 菲律濱中山中學 | November 12, 1924 | Santa Cruz, Manila |
25 | St. Santiago School Foundation, Inc. | 北怡羅戈省華英小學 | June 1925 | Laoag |
26 | Holy 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 |
28 | Legazpi 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 |
30 | Sorsogon Chiang Kai Shek School | 樹殊銀中正小學 | June 1927 | Sorsogon City |
31 | Vigan Nan Chong School | 美岸南中學校 | February 24, 1928 | Vigan |
32 | Dumaguete Chung Hua School | 東黑人省中山中學 | July 15, 1928 | Dumaguete |
33 | La Union Cultural Institute | 拉允隆文化書院 | September 18, 1931 | San Fernando, La Union |
34 | Kalibo Sun Yat Sen School | 加里務中山學校 | July 1932 | Kalibo |
35 | Philippine 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 |
38 | Philippine 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 |
40 | Kong 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 |
43 | Hope Christian High School | 嘉南中學 | November 29, 1946 | Santa Cruz, Manila |
44 | Samantabhadra Institute | 普賢中學 | 1947 | Manila |
45 | Timber 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 |
49 | Pasig 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 |
52 | Sacred Heart School - Hijas de Jesus | 聖心學校-耶穌孝女會 | June 1, 1957 | Cebu City |
53 | Philippine Malabon Cultural Institute | 菲律濱嗎拉汶文化書院 | 1958 | Malabon |
54 | Sacred 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 |
56 | St. Joseph School | 耀華中學 | March 1, 1960 | Naga, Camarines Sur |
57 | Uno 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 |
59 | Philippine Institute of Quezon City | 計順市菲華中學 | February 6, 1964 | Quezon City |
60 | Saint Joseph School | 三寶顏忠義中學 | 1965 | Zamboanga City |
61 | Jubilee Christian Academy | 基立學院 | February 1967 | Quezon City |
62 | Philippine Buddhist Seng Guan Memorial Institute | 菲律賓乘願紀念學院 | 1970 | Malabon |
63 | Philadelphia High School | 尚愛中學 | 1974 | Quezon City |
64 | Trinity Christian School | 描戈律基督教三一學校 | 1976 | Bacolod |
65 | St. Peter the Apostle School | 天主教培德中學 | February 1976 | Paco, Manila |
66 | Bethany Christian School | 宿務毓德中學 | 1983 | Cebu City |
67 | Gideon Academy | 基中書院 | 1984 | Pasay |
68 | Makati Hope Christian School | 馬加智嘉南學校 | 1985 | Makati |
69 | Oro Christian Grace School | 鄢市恩惠學校 | September 1986 | Cagayan de Oro |
70 | MGC-New Life Christian Academy | 新生佳音學院 | July 3, 1991 | Taguig |
71 | United Evangelical Church School | 内湖中華基督教會 | January 1992 | Santa Cruz, Laguna |
72 | Ormoc Se San School | 旺木西山学校 | 1993 | Ormoc |
73 | Philippine Buddhacare Academy | 菲律宾佛教普济学院 | September 19, 1997 | Quezon City |
74 | L.I.G.H.T. Christian Academy | 義光基督學校 | June 2000 | Caloocan |
75 | Pace Academy | 培基中學 | 2002 | Quezon City |
76 | Iloilo Scholastic Academy | 怡朗新華學院 | April 2004 | Iloilo City |
77 | Chinese International School Manila | 中華國際學校 | 2007 | Taguig |
78 | Bohol Wisdom School | 武運智慧學校 | 1928-1930 | Tagbilaran |
79 | Batangas 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 |
82 | St. John's Institute | 描戈律華明中學 | 1953 | Bacolod |
83 | Stella 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 |
85 | Philippine Academy of Sakya | 菲律賓佛教能仁中學 | 1960 | Santa Cruz, Manila |
86 | Quezon City Christian Academy | 计顺市基督学院 | 1991 | Quezon City |
87 | Saint Gabriel International School | 國際學校 | 2000 | Pasig |
88 | Dee Hwa Liong Academy | 李華龍學院 | 2001 | Pasig |
89 | CCF Life Academy | 兴生学院 | 2014 | Pasig |
90 | Misamis Union High School | 蜜三蜜斯光華中學 | 1936 | Ozamiz |
91 | Northern 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 | |
93 | Dr. Kwangson Young Memorial School | 光泩記念學校 | Tondo, Manila | |
94 | Philippine Su Kuang Institute | 菲律賓曙光學校 | Binondo, Manila | |
95 | Young Children Learning Center | 三乖乖幼儿园 | Quezon City | |
96 | Ay Shin Academy | 愛心中學 | Santa Cruz, Manila | |
97 | Divine Mercy Learning Center | 群生育幼中心 | Santa Cruz, Manila | |
98 | Pasig Community School | 菲律賓巴石華橋學校 | Pasig | |
99 | Mother Gonuy Memorial Institute | 慈母玉蕊纪念学校 | Quezon City | |
100 | Merry Angels School | 宝宝乐园学校 | Santa Cruz, Manila | |
101 | Lotus Children Learning Center | 慈莲幼学园 | Santa Mesa, Manila | |
102 | Life Spring Christian School | 甘泉學院 | Quezon City | |
103 | Ilagan Chung Hua Institute | 依拉岸中華學校 | 1946 | Ilagan |
104 | Childlink Learning Center & High School | 宿务同心培幼学校 | 1996 | Cebu City |
105 | Bayanihan Institute | 新民中學 | 1923 | Tarlac City |
106 | Kian Tiak Institute | 菲律宾丹辘建德学校 | 2000 | Tarlac City |
107 | Legazpi Hope Christian School | 黎牙实备嘉南学校 | 1979 | Legazpi, Albay |
108 | Hua Siong College of Iloilo | 怡朗華商學院 | February 25, 1912 | Iloilo City |
109 | Vineyard Christian Academy | 葡萄園基督學院 | 1996 | San Fernando City, La Union |
110 | Wisdom Light Christian Academy | 慧光基督學院 | 2001 | Quezon City |
111 | Philippine Christian Gospel School [1] | 宿務建基中學 | 1948 | Cebu City |
112 | Zamboanga Avalokitesvara School | 三寶顏福泉寺觀音學校 | 1968 | Zamboanga City |
113 | Tarlac Living Faith Academy | 丹辘信心学院 | June 1995 | Tarlac City |
114 | Koronadal Southern Elementary School | 高倫那達中華學校 | 1957 | Koronadal |
115 | Surigao Sun Yat Sen Elementary School | 樹裏爻孫逸仙小學 | 1928 | Surigao City |
116 | Dipolog Community School | 利保洛菲華學校 | December 14, 1939 | Dipolog |
117 | Pagadian City Chamber School | 巴加連市商學校 | October 1, 1949 | Pagadian |
118 | General Santos Hope Christian School | 南古島嘉南學校 | November 5, 1984 | General Santos |
119 | Butuan Faith Christian School | 务端信心基督教学校 | 1988 | Butuan |
120 | Colegio de San Ignacio | 納卯 德榮學校 | 1995 | Davao City |
121 | Philippine Academy of Sakya Davao, Inc. | 菲律宾纳卯佛教龙华学校 | 1994 | Davao City |
122 | Saint Therese Catholic School | 清锦中学 | April 2007 | Noveleta, Cavite |
123 | Catholic Ming Yuan College | 天主教嗚遠大學 | 2012 | Murcia, Negros Occidental |
124 | Northern Negros Private School | 加禮示中山小學 | 1932 | Cadiz, Negros Occidental |
125 | Cebu Cherish School, Inc. | 宿務中華中學 | 1986 | Cebu City |
126 | Samantabhadra Educational Institute Inc. | 普賢中學 | 1954 | Cebu City |
127 | Kinder Minds Learning Center | 榮慧培幼園 | 1995 | Quezon City |
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