Tarlac City - Education

Education

Tertiary:

AMA Computer Learning Center
AMA Computer University - Tarlac
Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital-Educational Institution
CSU
Ecumenical Christian College
Ednor Colleges
Fundamental baptist college for asian
International Systems College
Osias Colleges
Our Lady of Peace College Seminary
Philippine Women's University
Saint Luke College Foundation
St. Augustine School of Nursing
St. Paul College of Tarlac
STI College - Tarlac
Tarlac Christian College
Tarlac State University
Tarlac Technical Institute College Foundation
United School of Science and Technology

Secondary Schools:

Public Schools:
- Alvindia-Aguso National High School
- Amucao National High School
- Amucao National High School - Annex
- Balaoang national high school
- Balibago Primero Integrated School
- Central Azucarera de Tarlac National High School
- Maliwalo National High School
- Maliwalo National High School - Annex
- San Manuel National High School
- Tarlac National High School

Private Schools:
- Academia de Santiago
- Bayanihan Institute
- Central Luzon Doctor's Hospital Educational Institution
- College of the Holy Spirit of Tarlac
- Don Bosco Technical Institute, Tarlac
- Ecumenical Christian College (High school and Elementary)
- Maligaya Trinity Baptist Christian Academy Inc.
- Osias Colleges, Inc
- Our Lady of Ransom Catholic School
- San Clemente high school
- San Luis Educational Foundation
- San Sebastian Cathedral School
- St. Mathew Christian Academy
- St. Paul Children Spectrum, Inc.
- Tarlac Christian College
- Tarlac Living Faith Academy
- Tarlac Montessori School, Inc.
- Tarlac Scholastica High School
- Trinity Christian Learning Center
- UCCP Tarlac Christian Academy (UTCA) High School

Primary Schools:

Public Schools:
- Alvindia Public School
- Alvindia-Aguso Central School
- Amucao Elementary School
- Apalang Public School
- Aringin Elementary School
- Armenia Elementary School
- Asturias Public School
- Atencio Public School
- Atioc-Dela Paz Elementary School
- Bacuit Elementary School
- Bagong Barrio Elementary School
- Balanti Elementary School
- Balete Elementary School
- Balibago Primero Elementary School
- Balibago Segundo Elementary School
- Balingcanaway Centro Elementary School
- Balingcanaway Corba Elementary School
- Banaba Elementary School
- Banaoang East Public School
- Banaoang West Public School
- Bantog Elementary School
- Baquero Norte Elementary School
- Baquero Sur Public School
- Baras-Baras Elementary School
- Batangbatang Elementary School
- Binauganan Elementary School
- BotbotonES Elementary School
- Buenavista Public School
- Buhilit Public School
- Burgos Elementary School
- Burot Elementary School
- C.A.T. Elementary School
- Caanamongan Elementary School
- Cabugbugan Elementary School
- Cadaldulaoan Public School
- Calamay Elementary School
- Calapan Public School
- Calipayan Elementary School
- Camangaan Public School
- Camp Aquino Elementary School
- Camposanto Elementary School
- Capaoayan Public School
- Capehan Public School
- Carangian Elementary School
- Care Elementary School
- Cutcut II Elementary School
- Dalayap Elementary School
- Damaso Briones Elementary School
- Dolores Elementary School
- Don Bonifacio Alviar Elementary School
- Don F. P. Buan Elementary School (San Luis Elementary School)
- Don Pepe Cojuangco Public School
- Dona Arsenia Elementary School
- Labney Elementary School
- Laoang Elementary School
- Lapsing Public Schoo
- Lawacamulag Elementary School
- Lourdes Elementary School
- Mabini Elementary School
- Macaguing Public School
- Maligaya Elementary School
- Maliwalo Central Elementary School
- Maluac Elementary School
- Mapalacsiao Elementary School
- Mapalad Public School
- Matatalaib Bato Elementary School
- Matatalaib Buno Elementary School
- Moncada North Central School
- Moncada South Central School
- Nambalan Elementary School
- Natividad L. De Leon Public School

- Northern Hill Elementary School
- Pag-Asa Public School
- Paquilliao Public School
- Paradise Elementary School
- Paraiso Elementary School
- Pilipila Elementary School
- Pinpinas Elementary School
- Pugo Cecilio Public School
- Samberga Elementary School
- San Carlos Public School
- San Francisco Elementary School
- San Francisco Elementary School
- San Isidro Elementary School
- San Jose de Urquico Public School
- San Jose Elementary School
- San Juan Bautista Elementary School
- San Juan De Mata Elementary School
- San Juan Elementary School
- San Julian Elementary School
- San Leon Public School
- San Manuel Elementary School
- San Miguel Central School
- San Nicolas Elementary School
- San Pablo Elementary School
- San Pascual Elementary School
- San Pedro Elementary School
- San Rafael Elementary School
- San Roque Public School
- San Sebastian Elementary School
- San Sotero Public School
- San Vicente Elementary School
- San Vicente Elementary School
- San Vicente Elementary School - Annex
- Sapang Elementary School
- Sapang Maragul Elementary School
- Sapang Tagalog Elementary School
- Sepung Calzada Elementary School
- Sinait Elementary School
- Sitio Dam Public School
- Sta. Cruz Public School
- Sta. Ignacia North Central School
- Sta. Ignacia South Central Elementary School
- Sta. Ines Central Elementary School
- Sta. Ines East Elementary School
- Sta. Ines West Elementary School
- Sta. Ines West Elementary School - Sta. Ines PS Annex
- Sta. Lucia Elementary School
- Sta. Maria Elementary School
- Sta. Maria Public School
- Sta. Monica Elementary School
- Sto. Cristo Elementary School
- Sto. Domingo Elementary School
- Sto. Nino Public School
- Suizo Resettlement Elementary School
- Suizo-Bliss Elementary School
- Taguiporo-Cabaruan Elementary School
- Tagurarit Public School
- Tariji Elementary School
- Tarlac West Central Elementary School
- Tibag Elementary School
- Tibagan Elementary School
- Timmaguab Elementary School
- Tolega Norte Elementary School
- Tolega Sur Public School
- Trinidad Elementary School
- Tubectubang Elementary School
- Ungot Elementary School
- Vargas Elementary School
- Villa Bacolor Elementary School
- Villa Public School
- Yabutan Public School

Private Schools:
- Adventist Elementary School of Camiling
- Adventist Elementary School of Carino
- Adventist Elementary School of Iba (Western Tarlac Adventist Multigrade School)
- Adventist Elementary School of San Felipe
- Adventist Elementary School of Sulipa (Rodrigo A. Fernando Mem. Adventist School)
- Asian Power School of English
- Bayanihan Institute
- Bible Believers Baptist Academy
- Central Luzon Doctors' Hospital Educational Institution
- City Sunrise School
- Colegio de San Isidro
- College of the Holy Spirit
- Cosmopolitan Institute
- Creston Academy
- Don Bosco Technical Institute
- Ecumenical Christian College
- Failane Young Achieves School
- Fairlane Young Achievers School
- Maligaya Trinity Baptist Christian Academy Inc.
- Martinet School
- Montesun School Inc.
- New Christian Academy
- Osias Colleges, Inc.
- Phil. Tarlac Kian Tiak Institute, Inc.
- Precious Child School, Inc.
- San Luis Educational Foundation
- Scholastica de Leau Mer Academy
- St. Michael the Archangel School of Tarlac
- St. Paul Children Spectrum, Inc.
- Tarlac Adventist Elem. School
- Tarlac Christian Learning Center
- Tarlac Christian College
- Tarlac First Baptist Church School, Inc.
- Tarlac Living Faith Academy
- Joy Ecumenical Christian Academy Inc.
- Tarlac Montessori School, Inc.
- Trinity Christian Learning Center
- United Church Ecumenical School Foundation Inc. (UCESFI) San Miguel, Tarlac City

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