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International Baccalaureate (IB) World School: ICA Greenhills is authorised to offer the IB Diploma Programme, with IB School code 060466, and instruction delivered in English. The school began IB authorization in 2019 (certificate of authorization issued February 14, 2019; IB School status listed since February 15, 2019).
2022 National Asians High School Debating Championship (NASHDC) awards: ICA teams reached octofinals; Team A placed 5th and Team B placed 12th in open competition; individual best-speaker recognitions went to Althea Ocomen (8th open best speaker) and Robyn Montano & Cara Reyes (tied for 6th open best speaker).; 2021 Big Bey Bay (BBB) awards: ICA was named the Most Performing School and ranked 10th among participating schools.
ICA Greenhills is a Catholic, non-profit school for girls located at 10 Grant Street, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila. The campus serves Pre-Kindergarten through Senior High School and hosts an International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in the senior years. Facilities include the Delia Tetreault Arts and Sports Center, Learning Resource Center, science laboratories, and a Visual Arts Lab. The Grade School program emphasizes mathematics, science, and language studies, with English, Filipino, and Chinese Language Arts represented in the curriculum. The student population is reported as about 3,103, with 1,678 in Grade School. The school is led by Sr. Irene N. Ferrer, MIC (President). Entry ages for the upcoming year include a minimum of 4 years for Pre-Kindergarten and 5 years for Kindergarten. The ICA site presents the school as a day program; there is no published boarding or bus-service information on the site. The school describes its community as catering to Chinese-Filipino female students and emphasizes values-based education rooted in Catholic tradition.
