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Philippines, Manila
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Meals appear to be provided as part of school activities. Junior High School news items describe lunch-related activities, including a Lunch Activity and a Meal + Art Tuesday session, indicating on-site meals are part of the program. Public details about a daily canteen, specific menu options, or dietary accommodations are not published on the site.
The school is governed by an Academy Board of Trustees. An organizational chart shows an Executive Committee and a Finance Committee connected to the Board, with the School Head and an Internal Audit function. The chart also shows the school is organized into three main units—Academic, Christian Formation, and Operations—with subdivisions for Preschool, Elementary, Junior High School, Senior High School, and Student Activities.
Jubilee Christian Academy (JCA) is a Chinese-Filipino, co-educational school offering Preschool through Senior High School at three Quezon City campuses: Dona Hemady (New Manila), E. Rodriguez (Cubao), and Jubilee Center (New Manila). The school follows a blended program that combines Department of Education and Chinese curricula and supports a Singapore iPSLE benchmark for Elementary and Advanced Placement (AP) courses for Senior High School. English is the primary language of instruction, with Filipino and Chinese taught as subjects. Since its founding in 1967, JCA has expanded its facilities, including the Jubilee Center Building completed in 2022, and emphasizes Christian formation, intellectual development, student activities, and service orientation as core objectives. The school works in partnership with Jubilee Evangelical Church for chapel time and student activities like JEC clubs and Psalteries, and maintains active sports programs such as basketball. This structure supports a K-12 education with distinct Elementary, Junior High, and Senior High departments and campus-based administration.
