Harvest Christian School International (HCSI)

Harvest Christian School International (HCSI) is a non-stock, non-profit mission school based in Cebu City, Philippines. It was founded in 1997 by Rev. Art Tangal and Pastor Aida as Harvest Christian School International of Cebu, Inc. The institution began with homeschooling and distance-learning offerings and later expanded to include in-campus/face-to-face learning options. It is affiliated with international Christian education networks and is a member of the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) in Colorado, USA. The school operates under a formal corporate structure, Harvest Christian School International of Cebu, Inc., serving local and international students from its Mabolo campus in Cebu City.

The school community identifies itself as the Harvest Family, reflecting a faith-centered approach to education. The community hosts and participates in events such as Ignite/Retreats and family gatherings, as described in blog posts and recent updates. Cultural events are part of the program, highlighted by a dedicated 'Cultural Events' feature on the site. Communication about events and admissions is shared through Blogs and Recent Updates, underscoring ongoing family involvement in school life.

A formal Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) is not publicly documented on the site. Parent involvement appears to be organized through the Harvest Family community, which emphasizes family participation in school life. Community events and communications are published in Blogs and Recent Updates, including posts about joining the Harvest Family and admissions events, as well as references to cultural events. The site includes an Alumni section, indicating ongoing engagement with graduates, but does not list PTA governance, meetings, or by-laws. For parents seeking a PTA-like structure, contact the Admissions Office or the school directly to inquire about any parent committees or volunteer groups.