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Maligaya Elementary School

School ID 136535 · Public elementary school · Barangay Pasong Putik Proper (Pasong Putik), Quezon City, NCR Second District · National Capital Region (NCR)

Schools Division of Quezon City · School District XVIII

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

26 schools share this name

Summary

Maligaya Elementary School had 5,998 learners in SY 2024-25, taught by 170 teachers in 52 classrooms. That is one classroom for every 115 learners, more learners per classroom than at 96% of the division's other public elementary schools, and the page carries a review note on this figure. Its teacher ratio is one for every 35 learners, more learners per teacher than at 89% of the division's other public elementary schools, and the page carries a review note on it.

Its FY 2025 MOOE is ₱5,392,000, more than at 88% of the division's other public elementary schools, and the page carries a review note on that figure; in FY 2024 it was ₱4,199,000. The nearest public schools with junior high are Maligaya High School (0.1 km), Amparo High School (1.3 km) and Cielito Zamora Junior High School (1.5 km), straight-line.

Since 26 schools share this name, their list is the next thing to look at on the page.

Learners
5,998
Down 54 from SY 2023-24
Teachers
170
Down 9 from SY 2023-24
Classrooms
52
Down 10 from SY 2023-24
Learners per teacher
35.3
Up 1.5 from SY 2023-24
Division median 31.9
Learners per classroom
115.4
Up 17.8 from SY 2023-24
Division median 50.9

Key findings

  • Enrollment fell 1% to 5,998 from SY 2023-24, while the division's public schools fell 4.5%. See the note on DepEd's figures
  • The 11th largest of 95 public elementary schools in the Schools Division of Quezon City. See the note on DepEd's figures
  • Each teacher has 35 learners, more than at 89% of the division's other public elementary schools. See the note on DepEd's figures
  • Each classroom has 115 learners, more than at 96% of the division's other public elementary schools. See the note on DepEd's figures
  • Its FY 2025 MOOE of ₱5,392,000 is more than at 88% of the division's other public elementary schools. In FY 2024 it was ₱4,199,000. See the note on DepEd's figures
  • Its FY 2024 MOOE is ₱700 for each of the 5,998 learners of SY 2024-25, against a median of ₱899 across the 95 public elementary schools in the division with FY 2024 MOOE and SY 2024-25 learners. See the notes on DepEd's figures
  • The nearest public schools with junior high are Maligaya High School (0.1 km), Amparo High School (1.3 km) and Cielito Zamora Junior High School (1.5 km), straight-line.

Enrollment

SY 2024-25: 5,998 learners, down 54 from SY 2023-24.

Learners by grade and sex, SY 2024-25MaleFemaleKindergarten732 totalGrade 1868 totalGrade 2876 totalGrade 3890 totalGrade 4842 totalGrade 5835 totalGrade 6864 totalSpecial needs, non-graded(elementary)91 total
Learners by grade and sex, SY 2024-25
Learners by grade and sex, SY 2024-25
GradeMaleFemaleTotal
Kindergarten385347732
Grade 1462406868
Grade 2459417876
Grade 3468422890
Grade 4426416842
Grade 5458377835
Grade 6425439864
Special needs, non-graded (elementary)642791
All grades3,1472,8515,998
  • 3 indigenous peoples (IP) learners in SY 2024-25

Teachers and staff

Its 35.3 learners per teacher is above the Quezon City median of 31.9 for elementary schools.

Teachers and staff, SY 2024-25; medians are for elementary schools
Teachers170
Non-teaching personnel3
Learners per teacher35.3
Quezon City division median31.9
National Capital Region median30.4
National median22.3
Staff by position
Staff by position, SY 2024-25
Teacher III81
Teacher I61
Teacher II12
Master Teacher I8
Master Teacher II7
Administrative Assistant II / (Disbursing Officer II)1
Administrative Officer II1
SPED Teacher I1
School Principal IV1

Classrooms and facilities

Its 115.4 learners per classroom is above the Quezon City median of 50.9 for elementary schools.

Classrooms
52
115.4 learners per classroom
Other rooms
4
Seats (approximate)
2,393
2.5 learners per seat
Toilets
102
58.8 learners per toilet
Faucets
180
180 with water, 0 without
Functional computers
28
214.2 learners per computer
Electricity
Grid supply
Water supply
Yes
Internet access
Yes
Toilets by type, SY 2024-25Female54Male42For persons with disabilities2Shared4
Toilets by type, SY 2024-25
Toilets by type, as a table
Toilets by type, SY 2024-25
Female54
Male42
For persons with disabilities2
Shared4
All toilets102

Other facilities

  • Bike Rack
  • Clinic
  • Conference Room
  • Covered Court
  • Entrance Gate
  • Exit Gate
  • Library/Learning Resource Center
  • Offices
  • Paved Pathway
  • Permanent Perimeter Fence
  • School Garden

MOOE

FY 2025: ₱5,392,000, up ₱1,193,000 from FY 2024.

Maintenance and other operating expenses (MOOE) by fiscal year
Fiscal yearElementaryTotal
2023₱4,077,000₱4,077,000
2024₱4,199,000₱4,199,000
2025₱5,392,000₱5,392,000

How it compares

It is compared with the 95 elementary schools in the Quezon City division, itself included, in SY 2024-25.

Learners per resource against the Quezon City division median for elementary schools, SY 2024-25
MeasureThis schoolDivision medianSchools with as many or fewer
Learners per teacher35.331.989%
Learners per classroom115.450.996%
Learners per toilet58.839.872%
Learners per computer214.23.698%

Location

Barangay Pasong Putik Proper (Pasong Putik), Quezon City, NCR Second District

About this data

Notes on DepEd's figures

  • A figure changed unusually much between SY 2023-24 and SY 2024-25.
  • MOOE differs from what an allocation based on learners, teachers and rooms would predict.

Figures for school ID 136535 come from DepEd's school data for SY 2023-24 and SY 2024-25 as of 25 October 2025. How the data was checked

Report a correction to school ID 136535