Philippines
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
· Reviewed by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
Starland International School in Cagayan de Oro is part of a Philippine national network that offers a K-12 program under the DepEd Enhanced K to 12 Curriculum. The school teaches in English as the primary medium, with Nihongo and Spanish available as foreign language options. Its Revised K-to-12 Curriculum covers Preschool through Senior High School, with journalism, speech, and broadcasting included as supplemental subjects. A Learning Support Program accompanies small class sizes and licensed, qualified teachers to support diverse learners. The school supports multiple delivery modalities, including Face-to-Face, Online Distance Learning, Blended Learning, and homeschooling, to meet families' needs. Facilities include fully air-conditioned classrooms and interactive learning tools such as a manipulative board. The Cagayan de Oro campus emphasizes robotics and Singapore Math within its curriculum to strengthen math problem-solving. Starland began in 2001 and now operates nine campuses nationwide, continuing a tradition of local community engagement and student development.
Zone 1, Patag, Cagayan de Oro City, 9000, Misamis Oriental, Philippines
Starland International School - Cagayan De Oro has instruction in English.
Zone 1 Patag, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines. The Cagayan de Oro campus is Starland International School's branch in northern Mindanao. It is part of a network of Starland campuses including Kamias, Overseas, Caloocan, Butuan, Davao, and Cebu. School service is available for the CDO campus; rates depend on distance, and the Motorpool Head will contact families to arrange an ocular visit to the home address.
Preschool, Elementary, Junior High School, and Senior High School are offered.
Learning Support Program is offered to cater to diverse learning needs. The school currently does not have a dedicated curriculum or program for learners with special needs; learners with special needs may participate in mainstream classes with a doctor's or Occupational Therapist's recommendation.
Philippines. The school is based in the Philippines and follows the Philippine Educational System (PES) and the DepEd Enhanced K to 12 Curriculum.
Learning modalities include Face-to-Face (F2F) classes from Monday to Thursday with Fridays for asynchronous learning. Online Distance Learning (ODL) runs Monday to Thursday with Fridays for asynchronous learning; Blended Learning combines two days of F2F, two days of ODL, and one day of asynchronous learning. Homeschooling is also available as a flexible home-based program.
School service is available at Kamias Main and in our branches in Cagayan de Oro (CDO), Cebu, and Davao. The rate depends on distance from the residence; the Motorpool Head will contact you to schedule an ocular visit to assess the service rate.
Revised K-to-12 Curriculum for Preschool through Senior High School. English is the primary language and medium of instruction. Nihongo and Spanish are offered as foreign language options. MTAP drills and Singapore Math support mathematics. Journalism, Speech, and Broadcasting are included as supplemental subjects. A Learning Support Program and small class sizes are provided, with licensed, highly-qualified teachers, and modalities include Face-to-Face, Online Distance Learning, Blended Learning, and Homeschooling.
Small class sizes are maintained.
Starland International School fosters social and emotional learning through its culture of hard work, independence, and collaboration. The school highlights character and creativity in daily life via the Learning with Heart and Purpose approach. Extra-curricular activities support teamwork, confidence, and communication. The Learning Support Program addresses diverse learning needs, contributing to an inclusive community. Staff are licensed, highly qualified, and caring, contributing to a supportive learning environment. The school maintains a safe and respectful atmosphere with a clear stance against bullying.
The school offers a Learning Support Program for diverse learning needs. The program is described as inclusive and caters to learners with diverse needs, including those with special needs. Parents describe the environment as supportive for learners with special needs.
English is the main medium of instruction. English is the primary language of communication. Nihongo and Spanish are offered as supplementary subjects.
Starland emphasizes holistic, innovative, and inclusive education. The culture promotes hard work, independence, and collaboration, contributing to a supportive school atmosphere. The Learning with Heart and Purpose approach focuses on developing character and creativity. Class size is small and teachers are licensed, highly qualified, and caring, supporting learners' wellbeing. The school describes its environment as safe and conducive to learner growth.
The school fosters a warm, supportive atmosphere and a safe learning environment. There is a clear stance against bullying, described as non-tolerant in practice. Values in daily school life center on hard work, independence, and collaboration to promote safety and well-being.
1) Scan the QR code and fill out the Online Enrollment Application Form. After submission, the School Registrar will reach out for the next steps. The enrollment process begins online and leads to further steps such as assessment scheduling and fee processing. 2) Submit the form and coordinate the next steps with the Registrar. The Registrar will guide you through the enrollment workflow, including arranging an assessment and collecting required documents. 3) School Fees Assessment and payment. The Cashier sends a School Fees Assessment and a link for online payment via email and SMS. You can pay online, at a branch, or through bank deposits to Starland accounts. 4) Settle the payment and obtain a Certificate of Registration. Complete the payment according to the provided options, and the School Registrar will issue a Certificate of Registration as proof of enrollment. 5) Learning modalities and start details. The school offers four learning modalities: Face-to-Face, Online Distance Learning, Homeschooling, and Blended Learning. Class sizes and schedules vary by modality, and the School Year 2026–2027 officially starts July 22, 2026, with Learner Orientation and Diagnostic Tests. 6) Enrollment requirements (local and foreign). Requirements include birth certificate, photos, and an online assessment, with additional documents by grade level; Foreign learners may need extra documentation such as passport copies, visa, ACR/ICR, SSP, and guardian information. 7) Reservation fee and payment options. There is no general reservation fee; enrollment confirmation is by paying a set amount (e.g., Php 7,000 in some locations or Php 5,000 in others). Payment options include monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual plans. 8) Additional enrollment details. Uniforms are required for certain modalities; school service is available at multiple branches; promotions and vouchers may apply.
The school offers four scholarships: President's Scholarship, Starland Foundation Scholarship, Employee Privilege, and Athletic Merit Scholarship. The President's Scholarship is a discretionary award by the School President and is open to incoming Grade 7 and Grade 11 public school graduates who show promise; it emphasizes potential, character, perseverance, or unique circumstances. The Starland Foundation Scholarship, the Employee Privilege, and the Athletic Merit Scholarship are also available, with the Employee Privilege awarded to children of faculty and staff, and the Athletic Merit Scholarship awarded to learner-athletes who demonstrate exceptional skill and sportsmanship.