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Philippines, Manila
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Step 1 — Admissions Requirements and Campus Tour. Submit the RIS Student Application Form online or a completed printed version, and attach the RIS Student Recommendation Form. Include the Previous Year's Report Card showing promotion to the current level, the Current Year's Report Card, a PSA-certified Birth Certificate, and two recent 2x2 photos with a white background. For foreign/dual-citizen applicants, include a photocopy of the Passport and Philippine Visa; CIAP and PGLP applicants require a Developmental Pediatrician's report; Grade 10 applicants must provide a Ranking Certificate by section and batch, while Grades 11-12 require a Ranking Certificate by strand and batch; a Grade Equivalency is required for foreign students. Campus tours are conducted on-site and should be scheduled in advance for safety.
Waitlist/Pool: The school does not publish a formal waitlist. Admissions operate on availability of slots within the enrollment period, and you may encounter “Limited Slots Available” messaging. Mid-year enrollment is considered only if a slot is open in the predetermined enrollment window.
Scholarships: There is no publicly posted, formal scholarship program. A sibling discount is offered for families with two or more Reedley enrollments. Some marketing materials reference potential scholarship opportunities in relation to Advanced Placement (AP), but there is no publicly described scholarship policy. AP remains a program offering college-credit pathways, not a school-funded scholarship.
Reedley International School is a private, non-sectarian, co-educational K-12 international school located in Pasig City, Metro Manila, on J. Cruz Street in Barangay Ugong. Founded in 1999, RIS occupies an eight-storey building with a 10,000 square meter floor area designed for effective learning. It is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and is a regular member of the Council of International Schools (CIS) and East Asia Regional Council of Schools (EARCOS); it is also a Certified School of Character. RIS follows an international academic curriculum that blends Singaporean, American, and Filipino approaches, aligned with DepEd regulations. In Mathematics and Science, Singaporean standards guide the program, while Language Arts and Social Studies follow American standards. The Senior High School offers four strands: ABM, HUMSS, GAS, and STEM; Advanced Placement (AP) courses are available to enhance college readiness. The school provides CIAP (Center for Individualized Academic Program) and a Small Class Program to support learners with diverse needs. Co-curriculars include clubs such as debate, glee, and dance, and a varsity team named the Silverbacks. Language of instruction is English; Filipino is taught as a Foreign Language. The school emphasizes social-emotional learning and anti-bullying policy.
