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Policy
Union School International, admits qualified students regardless of nationality, class standing, racial and ethnic origins, sex and gender, physical features, and political beliefs to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities. In addition, the school does not discriminate on the basis of nationality and citizenship, socio-economic class standing, racial and ethnic origins, gender, physical features, political belief or age in the administration of any or all educational/extra-curricular policies.
Attendance at USI is a privilege. The school reserves the right to decline enrollment to any student or students of families who have demonstrated disharmony regarding the purpose, vision, mission, objectives, standards, policies, rules or regulations of the school.
USI believes that in order to provide the best academic and spiritual training, we must make certain exclusions. We, therefore, choose not to accept for enrollment students who are not in good standing with the institution in which they are presently and/or previously enrolled, or any student whose needs cannot be met academically, behaviorally or are inconsistent with the school’s mission. We believe that the standards of Union School International are easier to maintain when the students and parents’ attitudes are in harmony with the school’s philosophies and policies. This cooperation helps to support the schools standards, and develops its beliefs and values. Those who are not in agreement with the school’s philosophies and policies are recommended to apply elsewhere.
All parents will be interviewed by a representative of the administration, guidance counselor, and school nurse before any application is considered for admission. Applicants may be asked to accompany their parents for the interview. A prospective student is encouraged to visit the school for at least half of a school day to evaluate for himself or herself whether or not USI is the academic institution for them. In some cases, this may be a requirement initiated by the school.
Attendance at USI is a privilege. The school reserves the right to decline enrollment to any student or students of families who have demonstrated disharmony regarding the purpose, vision, mission, objectives, standards, policies, rules or regulations of the school.
USI believes that in order to provide the best academic and spiritual training, we must make certain exclusions. We, therefore, choose not to accept for enrollment students who are not in good standing with the institution in which they are presently and/or previously enrolled, or any student whose needs cannot be met academically, behaviorally or are inconsistent with the school’s mission. We believe that the standards of Union School International are easier to maintain when the students and parents’ attitudes are in harmony with the school’s philosophies and policies. This cooperation helps to support the schools standards, and develops its beliefs and values. Those who are not in agreement with the school’s philosophies and policies are recommended to apply elsewhere.
All parents will be interviewed by a representative of the administration, guidance counselor, and school nurse before any application is considered for admission. Applicants may be asked to accompany their parents for the interview. A prospective student is encouraged to visit the school for at least half of a school day to evaluate for himself or herself whether or not USI is the academic institution for them. In some cases, this may be a requirement initiated by the school.
Students who are admitted to USI as transferees or first-time students will be received into the appropriate grade level on the following terms:
Kindergarten students must be five (5) years old by October of the coming school year.
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First grade students must be six (6) years old by June of the coming school year.
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Records from previous schools must be received before admission.
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ENROLMENT PROCEDURES
Student applications are received in the front office, Monday through Friday. Registration is not finalized until the following items have been completed and/or received:
School Fees SY 2025-2026
Local Students and Ministry Outreach
**School Fees for Kindergarten - P 25,000.00
**School Fees for Grades 1-12 - P 75,000.00
**Scholarship - P 25,000 - 84% (Maintaining Average)
*Other fees such as insurance, school ID, book, uniform, and fees for school programs are not included.
New Students: - Places will be available from May 8, 2025
- Reservation Fee of P2,000/child NON-REFUNDABLE
Requirements for new students:
- Fill-out the admission form (Google form)
- PSA Birth Certificate
- Certificate of Good Moral Character
- Parent/Guardian Interview
- Form 138/SF-9
- Interviews to be conducted by teachers and school officials
- Entrance/Scholarship Exam (request for schedule)
Note: Foreign students require a Special Student Permit. (Issued by the Bureau of Immigration)
RE-ENROLLMENT PROCEDURES
Re-enrolling students must comply with all the requirements for enrollment. The school reserves the right to decline re-enrollment to any student(s) of families who have demonstrated disharmony regarding the purpose, objectives, standards, policies, rules, and regulations of the school. In addition, no student may be re-admitted unless all financial obligations have been met from the previous school year, has a positive behavior record, and has made good academic progress.
**Re-enrollment is May 2-9, 2025
**Re-enrollment fee of P2,000/child NON-REFUNDABLE
**Failure to pay re-enrollment would mean forfeiture of your child/children's slot and scholarship for incoming school year.
Scholarship
Title |
Tuition Fee |
Maintaining Average |
Scholarship |
₱ 25,000 |
84% |
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Discount |
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Sibling Discount |
10% of Tuition |
First Child |
15% of Tuition |
Second Child |
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20% of Tuition |
Third Child |
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