Schools in NCR Fourth District

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

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

Summary

Among the four provinces in NCR, NCR Fourth District has the second most learners, and the third most learners per teacher in public schools. In SY 2024-25 its 769 schools held 749,779 learners, with another 12,570 in ALS. Enrollment in schools fell 2.5% from SY 2023-24, with ALS not counted: public schools fell 3.1%, private schools fell 0.4% and SUC and LUC schools fell 34.8%. Of the learners in schools, 75% are in public schools, against 85% nationally, and 24% are in private schools, against 14% nationally.

Leaving out one school whose figures are under review, the most crowded public classrooms are at Palar Integrated School, where there is one classroom for every 167 learners. The page lists its seven cities and municipalities, which is the next place to see how these totals divide.

Schools: 769; Down 22 from SY 2023-24; 224 public, 544 private, 1 SUC or LUC
Community learning centers: 335; Up 28 from SY 2023-24
Learners: 762,349; Down 18,429 from SY 2023-24
Teachers: 20,768; Down 259 from SY 2023-24
Classrooms: 9,996; Up 201 from SY 2023-24

Key findings

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

NCR Fourth District has the 2nd most learners of the 4 provinces in NCR, and the 3rd most learners per teacher in public schools.
Enrollment in schools fell 2.5% from SY 2023-24 (ALS not counted); public schools fell 3.1%, private schools fell 0.4% and SUC and LUC schools fell 34.8%.
Of the learners in schools, 75% are in public schools (85% nationally), 24% 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 Kapitan Eddie T. Reyes Integrated School (10,696 learners), Em's Signal Village Elementary School (10,372 learners) and CAA Elementary School Main (10,132 learners).
Leaving out 3 schools whose enrollment figures are under review, enrollment grew fastest at Treston International College (+66%) and fell most at University of Makati (−34%), among schools with 100 or more learners in both years.
Leaving out 1 school whose figures are under review, the most crowded public classrooms are at Palar Integrated School, with 167 learners per classroom.
Of the 224 reporting public schools, all have electricity; all have water; 4 (2%) have no internet, against 1% in NCR.
The 223 public schools here with FY 2025 MOOE received ₱787.9 million. Across the 222 with FY 2024 MOOE and SY 2024-25 learners, FY 2024 MOOE came to ₱1,182 for each learner.

Learners

SY 2024-25: 762,349 learners, 749,779 in schools and 12,570 in community learning centers.

Learners, SY 2024-25
Learners	Number
All learners	762,349
In schools	749,779
In community learning centers (ALS)	12,570
Male	390,406
Female	370,860
Not broken down by sex	1,083

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

Learners by level and sector, SY 2024-25: at least these numbers; 1,083 not broken down by level
Level	Public schools	Private schools	SUCs and LUCs	Community learning centers (ALS)	Total
Elementary	335,647	69,011	0	0	404,658
Junior High School	174,767	49,757	0	0	224,524
Senior High School	53,988	63,689	1,840	0	119,517
ALS Basic Literacy Program	0	0	0	637	637
ALS A&E elementary	0	0	0	3,276	3,276
ALS A&E secondary	0	0	0	8,654	8,654

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

Learners by grade and sex, SY 2024-25: at least these numbers; 1,083 not broken down by grade
Grade	Male	Female	Total
Kindergarten	26,221	24,812	51,033
Grade 1	29,502	27,631	57,133
Grade 2	30,213	28,764	58,977
Grade 3	31,441	29,496	60,937
Grade 4	28,987	27,705	56,692
Grade 5	28,329	26,604	54,933
Grade 6	31,073	29,848	60,921
Grade 7	31,245	29,524	60,769
Grade 8	26,103	25,430	51,533
Grade 9	27,320	26,575	53,895
Grade 10	28,812	28,991	57,803
Grade 11	30,850	30,360	61,210
Grade 12	29,170	29,137	58,307
Special needs, non-graded (elementary)	2,845	1,187	4,032
Special needs, non-graded (junior high)	332	192	524
ALS Basic Literacy Program	538	99	637
ALS A&E elementary	2,406	870	3,276
ALS A&E secondary	5,019	3,635	8,654
Broken down by grade	390,406	370,860	761,266

Senior High School learners by track, SY 2024-25

Senior High School learners by track, SY 2024-25
Track	Learners
Academic	87,042
Technical-Vocational-Livelihood	31,672
Arts and Design	771
Sports	356
All tracks	119,841

ALIVE (Arabic Language and Islamic Values Education) learners by level and sex, SY 2024-25
Level	Male	Female	Total
Kindergarten	129	181	310
Elementary	1,007	981	1,988
Junior High School	57	53	110
All	1,193	1,215	2,408

Indigenous peoples (IP) learners by level and sex, SY 2024-25
Level	Male	Female	Total
Kindergarten	6	13	19
Elementary	158	172	330
Junior High School	118	174	292
Senior High School	74	105	179
All	356	464	820

Learners in alternative delivery modes (ADM) by program and sex, SY 2024-25
Program	Male	Female	Total
Distance Education	102	33	135
Enhanced-Instructional Management by Parents, Community and teachers	5	2	7
Open High School Program	1,031	798	1,829
Other School-Initiated Intervention	618	539	1,157
All	1,756	1,372	3,128

Schools and community learning centers

SY 2024-25: 769 schools and 335 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	224
Private schools	544
SUCs and LUCs	1
Community learning centers (ALS)	335
All	1,104

Schools by curricular offering, SY 2024-25

Schools by curricular offering, SY 2024-25
Offering	Number
Elementary only	364
Elementary and junior high (K to 10)	116
Kindergarten to Grade 12	148
Junior high only	28
Junior and senior high	56
Senior high only	57
Community learning centers (ALS)	335

Schools by subclassification, SY 2024-25
Subclassification	Number
Non-sectarian	467
Community learning centers (ALS)	335
DepEd managed	224
Sectarian	77
Local universities and colleges	1

School personnel

SY 2024-25: 20,768 teachers and 1,228 non-teaching personnel in public schools.

Public school personnel by type, SY 2024-25
Type	Number
Teachers	20,768
Non-teaching personnel	1,228
All personnel	21,996

Public school teachers by level, SY 2024-25

Public school teachers by level, SY 2024-25
Level	Teachers
Elementary	10,765
Junior High School	8,594
Senior High School	1,409
All teachers	20,768

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	31.2
Junior High School	20.3
Senior High School	38.3

School resources

SY 2024-25: 9,996 classrooms and 12,400 toilets in public schools.

Classrooms: 9,996
Seats (approximate): 360,757
Toilets: 12,400
Functional computers: 82,483
Faucets: 24,701; 23,005 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	5,806	3,053	1,137
Learners per classroom	57.8	57.2	47.5
Seats (approximate)	222,329	101,921	36,507
Learners per seat	1.5	1.7	1.5
Toilets	7,265	3,631	1,504
Learners per toilet	46.2	48.1	35.9
Functional computers	40,985	29,662	11,836
Learners per computer	8.2	5.9	4.6

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	142	0
Junior High School	79	0
Senior High School	61	0

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	Grid and off-grid supply
Elementary	131	11
Junior High School	75	4
Senior High School	59	2

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	138	4
Junior High School	78	1
Senior High School	59	2

Toilets in public schools by type, SY 2024-25

Toilets in public schools by type, SY 2024-25
Type	Toilets
Female	6,011
Male	4,304
Shared	1,565
For persons with disabilities	520
All toilets	12,400

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	23,005
Without water	1,696
All faucets	24,701

Public schools with each facility, SY 2024-25
Facility	Schools
Entrance Gate	223
Offices	219
Exit Gate	213
School Garden	210
Computer Room	205
Permanent Perimeter Fence	203
Library/Learning Resource Center	199
Canteen	196
Clinic	195
Paved Pathway	160
Science Laboratory	154
Supply Room	149
Data File Room/Records Room	131
Faculty Room	122
Covered Court	104
Home Economic Room	97
Playground	96
Conference Room	79
Roofing	68
Solar Panel	42
Flood Marker	41
Industrial Arts Room	36
Bike Rack	35
Speech Laboratory	34
Gymnasium	24
Temporary Perimeter Fence	21
Student Co-Curricular Center	18
Youth Development Center	11
Museum	4

Cities and municipalities

7 cities and municipalities, each with its SY 2024-25 schools and learners in every sector.

Cities and municipalities in NCR Fourth District, SY 2024-25
Name	Schools	Learners	Teachers (public)	Learners per teacher (public)
City of Las Piñas	146	130,539	3,778	23.9
City of Makati	80	52,479	1,484	20.7
City of Muntinlupa	99	114,587	2,753	30.5
City of Parañaque	149	132,499	3,386	29.8
Pasay City	70	81,326	2,386	26.8
Pateros	18	12,782	428	19.0
Taguig City	207	238,137	6,553	28.5

About this data

1,083 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.

Each school year's figures for NCR Fourth District 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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