Schools Division of Quezon

By Mark Anthony Llego · Published 1 November 2026 · Updated 3 November 2026

SY 2024-25 data from DepEd as of 25 October 2025

Summary

Quezon has the third most learners of the 23 schools divisions in Region IV-A, and its 1,131 schools held 476,132 learners in SY 2024-25. Among those 23 divisions it has the 22nd most learners per teacher in public schools.

Enrollment in schools fell 3.2% from SY 2023-24, not counting ALS: public schools fell 3.5%, while private schools changed by less than 0.1% and SUC and LUC schools fell 23.8%. Of its learners in schools, 90% are in public schools against 85% nationally, and 10% are in private schools against 14% nationally. Of the 958 reporting public schools, 316, or 33%, have no internet, against 14% in Region IV-A.

Its 43 districts are listed on the page, and the figures by sector and level sit in charts and tables for a closer look.

Schools: 1,131; Down 4 from SY 2023-24; 958 public, 171 private, 2 SUCs and LUCs
Community learning centers: 393; Down 16 from SY 2023-24
Learners: 481,741; Down 16,089 from SY 2023-24
Teachers: 17,352; Up 341 from SY 2023-24
Classrooms: 12,958; Up 262 from SY 2023-24

Key findings

For SY 2024-25 and all schools, whatever is chosen above.

Quezon has the 3rd most learners of the 23 schools divisions in Region IV-A, and the 22nd most learners per teacher in public schools.
Enrollment in schools fell 3.2% from SY 2023-24 (ALS not counted); public schools fell 3.5%, private schools changed by less than 0.1% and SUC and LUC schools fell 23.8%.
Of the learners in schools, 90% are in public schools (85% nationally), 10% in private schools (14% nationally) and 1% in SUC and LUC schools (1% nationally).
Leaving out 1 school whose figures are under review, the largest schools are Lutucan Integrated National High School (5,723 learners), Recto MNHS (5,297 learners) and Lopez National Comprehensive High School (5,126 learners).
Leaving out 1 school whose enrollment figures are under review, enrollment grew fastest at Northern Quezon College, Inc. (+58%) and fell most at Asian Institute of Technology and Education (−33%), among schools with 100 or more learners in both years.
Leaving out 8 schools whose figures are under review, the most crowded public classrooms are at San Narciso Central Elementary School, with 128 learners per classroom.
Of the 958 reporting public schools, 3 (1%) have no electricity, against 1% in Region IV-A; 9 (1%) have no water, against 1% in Region IV-A; 316 (33%) have no internet, against 14% in Region IV-A.
The 957 public schools here with FY 2025 MOOE received ₱978.0 million. Across the 952 with FY 2024 MOOE and SY 2024-25 learners, FY 2024 MOOE came to ₱1,672 for each learner.

Learners

SY 2024-25: 481,741 learners, 476,132 in schools and 5,609 in community learning centers.

Learners, SY 2024-25
Learners	Number
All learners	481,741
In schools	476,132
In community learning centers (ALS)	5,609
Male	245,857
Female	234,899
Not broken down by sex	985

Learners by level and sector, SY 2024-25: at least these numbers

Learners by level and sector, SY 2024-25: at least these numbers; 985 not broken down by level
Level	Public schools	Private schools	SUCs and LUCs	Community learning centers (ALS)	Total
Elementary	257,799	9,158	0	0	266,957
Junior High School	120,142	22,003	609	0	142,754
Senior High School	48,976	16,211	250	0	65,437
ALS Basic Literacy Program	0	0	0	209	209
ALS A&E elementary	0	0	0	986	986
ALS A&E secondary	0	0	0	4,413	4,413

Learners by grade and sex, SY 2024-25: at least these numbers

Learners by grade and sex, SY 2024-25: at least these numbers; 985 not broken down by grade
Grade	Male	Female	Total
Kindergarten	16,659	15,306	31,965
Grade 1	19,748	18,068	37,816
Grade 2	19,249	18,253	37,502
Grade 3	20,572	19,200	39,772
Grade 4	20,541	19,078	39,619
Grade 5	19,383	17,758	37,141
Grade 6	20,948	20,242	41,190
Grade 7	21,263	20,821	42,084
Grade 8	15,755	15,159	30,914
Grade 9	17,234	16,976	34,210
Grade 10	17,559	17,792	35,351
Grade 11	16,361	16,664	33,025
Grade 12	16,184	16,228	32,412
Special needs, non-graded (elementary)	1,263	689	1,952
Special needs, non-graded (junior high)	114	81	195
ALS Basic Literacy Program	134	75	209
ALS A&E elementary	584	402	986
ALS A&E secondary	2,306	2,107	4,413
Broken down by grade	245,857	234,899	480,756

Senior High School learners by track, SY 2024-25

Senior High School learners by track, SY 2024-25
Track	Learners
Academic	42,258
Technical-Vocational-Livelihood	23,636
Arts and Design	146
Sports	78
All tracks	66,118

ALIVE (Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education) learners by level and sex, SY 2024-25
Level	Male	Female	Total
Kindergarten	9	8	17
Elementary	42	34	76
Junior High School	5	9	14
All	56	51	107

Indigenous peoples (IP) learners by level and sex, SY 2024-25
Level	Male	Female	Total
Kindergarten	169	139	308
Elementary	1,005	910	1,915
Junior High School	328	390	718
Senior High School	76	102	178
All	1,578	1,541	3,119

Learners in alternative delivery modes (ADM) by program and sex, SY 2024-25
Program	Male	Female	Total
Distance Education	11	9	20
Enhanced-Instructional Management by Parents, Community and teachers	2	1	3
Open High School Program	128	102	230
Other School-Initiated Intervention	40	43	83
All	181	155	336

Schools and community learning centers

SY 2024-25: 1,131 schools and 393 community learning centers.

Schools and community learning centers by sector, SY 2024-25

Schools and community learning centers by sector, SY 2024-25
Sector	Number
Public schools	958
Private schools	171
SUCs and LUCs	2
Community learning centers (ALS)	393
All	1,524

Schools by curricular offering, SY 2024-25

Schools by curricular offering, SY 2024-25
Offering	Number
Elementary only	821
Elementary and junior high (K to 10)	29
Kindergarten to Grade 12	41
Junior high only	16
Junior and senior high	208
Senior high only	16
Community learning centers (ALS)	393

Schools by subclassification, SY 2024-25
Subclassification	Number
DepEd managed	958
Community learning centers (ALS)	393
Non-sectarian	130
Sectarian	41
State universities and colleges	2

School personnel

SY 2024-25: 17,352 teachers and 2,394 non-teaching personnel in public schools.

Public school personnel by type, SY 2024-25
Type	Number
Teachers	17,352
Non-teaching personnel	2,394
All personnel	19,746

Public school teachers by level, SY 2024-25

Public school teachers by level, SY 2024-25
Level	Teachers
Elementary	9,779
Junior High School	5,421
Senior High School	2,152
All teachers	17,352

Learners per teacher by level, public schools, SY 2024-25

Learners per teacher by level, public schools, SY 2024-25
Level	Learners per teacher
Elementary	26.4
Junior High School	22.2
Senior High School	22.8

School resources

SY 2024-25: 12,958 classrooms and 16,846 toilets in public schools.

Classrooms: 12,958
Seats (approximate): 341,663
Toilets: 16,846
Functional computers: 34,495
Faucets: 38,917; 31,862 with water

Classrooms, seats, toilets and computers by level, public schools, SY 2024-25: shares of each by level

Classrooms, seats, toilets and computers by level, public schools, SY 2024-25, with learners per resource
Measure	Elementary	Junior High School	Senior High School
Classrooms	8,048	3,443	1,467
Learners per classroom	32.0	34.9	33.4
Seats (approximate)	204,595	98,669	38,399
Learners per seat	1.3	1.2	1.3
Toilets	10,725	4,342	1,779
Learners per toilet	24.0	27.7	27.5
Functional computers	5,574	9,500	19,421
Learners per computer	46.3	12.7	2.5

Public schools with a water supply, by level, SY 2024-25

Public schools with a water supply, by level, SY 2024-25: number of schools
Level	With water supply	Without
Elementary	766	7
Junior High School	207	3
Senior High School	179	3

Public schools by electricity supply and level, SY 2024-25

Public schools by electricity supply and level, SY 2024-25: number of schools
Level	Grid supply	Off-grid supply	Grid and off-grid supply	No electricity supply
Elementary	709	41	20	3
Junior High School	188	10	11	1
Senior High School	168	4	9	1

Public schools with internet access, by level, SY 2024-25

Public schools with internet access, by level, SY 2024-25: number of schools
Level	With internet access	Without
Elementary	504	269
Junior High School	146	64
Senior High School	129	53

Toilets in public schools by type, SY 2024-25

Toilets in public schools by type, SY 2024-25
Type	Toilets
Female	3,001
Male	2,527
Shared	10,619
For persons with disabilities	699
All toilets	16,846

Faucets in public schools, with and without water, SY 2024-25

Faucets in public schools, with and without water, SY 2024-25
Faucets	Number
With water	31,862
Without water	7,055
All faucets	38,917

Public schools with each facility, SY 2024-25
Facility	Schools
Entrance Gate	938
School Garden	871
Playground	706
Exit Gate	697
Offices	656
Permanent Perimeter Fence	638
Covered Court	573
Temporary Perimeter Fence	515
Computer Room	474
Paved Pathway	317
Library/Learning Resource Center	268
Canteen	241
Faculty Room	229
Clinic	209
Roofing	190
Solar Panel	181
Home Economic Room	172
Supply Room	165
Science Laboratory	137
Data File Room/Records Room	130
Conference Room	119
Flood Marker	40
Industrial Arts Room	30
Student Co-Curricular Center	30
Youth Development Center	18
Gymnasium	14
Speech Laboratory	7
Bike Rack	6
Museum	3

Districts

43 districts, each with its SY 2024-25 schools and learners in every sector.

Districts in SDO Quezon, SY 2024-25
Name	Schools	Learners	Teachers (public)	Learners per teacher (public)
Alabat	8	4,349	192	21.5
Atimonan	38	14,654	524	24.1
Buenavista	29	8,242	347	21.4
Burdeos	17	6,149	248	24.0
Calauag East	28	6,849	235	21.1
Calauag West	36	11,716	523	22.1
Candelaria East	24	21,567	615	28.3
Candelaria West	19	13,582	320	28.6
Catanauan	44	18,792	626	23.4
Dolores	18	6,762	234	26.8
Gen. Luna	20	6,335	239	23.5
Gen. Nakar	32	8,594	346	24.0
Guinayangan	33	9,293	407	21.5
Gumaca East	24	8,482	289	24.4
Gumaca West	17	9,780	412	23.7
Infanta	32	21,038	676	27.3
Lopez East	40	8,098	368	21.2
Lopez West	41	16,165	618	23.6
Lucban	29	12,915	358	26.7
Macalelon	22	6,560	253	22.4
Mauban North	15	7,045	264	26.7
Mauban South	26	11,633	444	25.2
Mulanay	36	14,588	595	22.9
Padre Burgos-Agdangan	26	8,550	375	21.7
Pagbilao	25	19,344	649	27.9
Panukulan	18	4,376	211	20.7
Patnanungan-Jomalig	21	6,409	276	23.0
Perez	8	3,188	134	23.8
Pitogo	21	5,244	248	20.5
Plaridel	6	2,257	92	22.9
Polillo	27	8,759	349	22.7
Quezon	18	15,412	627	24.1
Real	24	9,654	322	25.1
Sampaloc	15	3,047	125	19.6
San Andres	17	10,340	372	27.8
San Antonio	22	7,913	284	24.3
San Francisco	41	17,943	700	24.6
San Narciso	28	12,676	484	25.3
Sariaya East	30	19,434	463	29.6
Sariaya West	32	19,869	666	29.2
Tagkawayan	57	15,793	661	22.1
Tiaong	46	26,743	924	26.9
Unisan	21	5,993	257	22.7

District totals exclude ALS centers, which DepEd does not assign to districts.

About this data

985 learners in SY 2024-25 are counted in the totals but not broken down by grade, level or sex, so those charts show at least these numbers.
Teachers, classrooms and facilities are for public schools only: DepEd's public report has them for no other schools.

District totals exclude ALS centers, which DepEd does not assign to districts.

Each school year's figures for the Schools Division of Quezon count the schools DepEd placed there that year. Figures come from DepEd's school data for SY 2023-24 and SY 2024-25 as of 25 October 2025. How the data was checked

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