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Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Preschool, Elementary, Secondary School, Senior Secondary School
Introduction
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
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The Essentials
Starland International School - Cagayan De Oro has instruction in English.
Location
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.
Stages
Preschool, Elementary, Junior High School, and Senior High School are offered.
Additional learning support
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.
Country affiliation
Philippines. The school is based in the Philippines and follows the Philippine Educational System (PES) and the DepEd Enhanced K to 12 Curriculum.
School day structure
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.
Bus service
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.
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Fees
Application / Enrollment Charges
- No separate application fee is charged. The assessment for Preschool to Grade 10 is free. - Enrollment is confirmed by a confirmation deposit (reservation amount) rather than a separate reservation fee. For Cagayan de Oro (CDO) the confirmation deposit is PHP 5,000. (Other branch amounts are PHP 7,000 for certain branches).
Tuition by Year Group (amounts and structure)
- Tuition is set per student and varies by grade level, campus/branch, and learning modality (Face-to-Face, Online Distance Learning, Blended, or Homeschooling). The school issues an individualized School Fees Assessment that lists the exact tuition and other charges for the enrolling learner. No public, itemized tuition table by grade/term is published for branch-specific rates.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Available payment modes: Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annual, or Annual. - The school's Cashier issues a School Fees Assessment and sends an online payment link by email and SMS for Philippine phone numbers; payment may also be made over the branch counter or by bank deposit. Accepted deposit banks include Starland EastWest, BPI, BDO, and UnionBank. - The school enforces a “no payment, no examination” policy and applies penalties for late payment. If school dues remain unsettled for up to three months and repeated requests go unanswered, the learner may be prevented from attending classes. Parents must communicate with school management to arrange any alternative payment arrangements.
Refunds and charges on dropping/transferring (payment-mode specific)
- Annual payment mode: - If the learner drops within one month after school opening: one month's rate is charged, less PHP 5,000. - If the learner drops within two months after school opening: two months' rate is charged, less PHP 5,000. - Semi-annual payment mode: - If the learner drops within one month after school opening: one month's rate is charged, less PHP 4,000. - If the learner drops within two months after school opening: two months' rate is charged, less PHP 4,000. - Quarterly payment mode: - If the learner drops within one month after school opening: one month's rate is charged, less PHP 2,000. If dropping two months after opening: no refund. - Monthly payment mode: - If the learner attended the free enrichment class, no refund is given for one month upon school opening; if the learner did not attend the enrichment class, an amount equal to 50% is deducted upon enrollment. If dropping two months after school opening there is no refund. - Early withdrawal before classes open: if the enrolled learner will not continue before classes open and did not avail of the Summer Enrichment Program (SEP), a service charge of PHP 2,000 applies; if the learner availed of SEP, a charge of PHP 3,500 (equivalent to the 5‑day SEP amount) applies. - Refunds are not available for annual-mode payers after three months from school opening. Parents must submit any promissory or other arrangements in writing and coordinate with School Management.
Boarding / Dormitory
- No boarding or dormitory program or associated boarding fees are listed for the school; Starland operates with day-school arrangements and offers school service (transport) at selected branches including Cagayan de Oro.
Other mandatory and common additional fees and costs
- Uniforms: Required for Face-to-Face and Blended learners (Starland uniform). ODL learners may wear a white polo/blouse or the Starland uniform (optional). Assistance to purchase/fitting is handled by the Registrar at registration. - School service (bus/transport): Available at the Cagayan de Oro branch; the fee depends on distance from residence and is assessed after an ocular visit by the Motorpool Head. Expect a separate transport charge billed to the family when service is requested. - Foreign learner government processing: Processing fee for Bureau of Immigration Special Study Permit (SSP) is PHP 8,000 (where applicable to foreign learners). - Summer Enrichment Program (SEP): When availed, the SEP 5‑day charge noted in school policy is PHP 3,500; related SEP participation affects early-withdrawal charges (see refund section). - Miscellaneous: The individual School Fees Assessment may include other line items such as registration/administrative charges, learning materials, extracurricular or co-curricular program fees, and bus/service charges; these items are specified in the student's assessment.
Refunds, penalties and collection enforcement
- Late-payment penalties apply; non‑payment for repeated periods may result in the learner being barred from classes. Parents are required to submit a written promissory letter at least one week before examinations if they have outstanding balances; approval of such arrangements is at school management's discretion. Failure to respond to requests for payment may lead to suspension of attendance.
Fee payment methods (accepted channels)
- Online payment via the link provided by the Cashier (email/SMS for PH numbers). - Over-the-counter payment at the branch cashier. - Bank deposit/transfer to school bank accounts (Starland EastWest, BPI, BDO, UnionBank).
Discounts and concessions
- The school runs periodic promos and offers recurring discounts such as residency discounts, sibling discounts, privilege discounts (PWD learners, indigenous peoples, solo parents, uniformed personnel), alumni/legacy discounts, senior high vouchers, and PEAC subsidy where applicable. Specific eligibility and value are applied on the School Fees Assessment.
Summary of findings relevant to fee amounts
- Specific, itemized tuition amounts by grade, by term and by branch for Cagayan de Oro are not published publicly on the school's general admissions pages. Tuition for each enrollee is provided through a personalized School Fees Assessment issued by the Cashier after submission of the enrollment application. The admission process and payment channels described above are used to settle those assessed amounts.
Academics
Curriculum
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.
Student Teacher Ratio
Small class sizes are maintained.
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Admissions
Admissions
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.
Scholarships
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.
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FAQs
Where is Starland International School - Cagayan De Oro located?
The Cagayan de Oro campus is in Zone 1 Patag, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines. It is part of Starland's nationwide network of campuses, which includes Kamias, Overseas, Caloocan, Butuan, Davao, and Cebu.
What grades does Starland CDO serve and what curriculum do they follow?
Starland CDO offers Preschool through Senior High School. It uses the Revised K-to-12 Curriculum with English as the main language of instruction; Nihongo and Spanish are available as foreign languages, and MTAP drills and Singapore Math support math learning.
What learning modalities are available at Starland CDO?
Students can learn through Face-to-Face, Online Distance Learning, Blended Learning, or Homeschooling. The school maintains small class sizes and a Learning Support Program to help diverse learners.
How is tuition determined for Starland CDO?
Tuition is set per student and varies by grade level, campus/branch, and learning modality. Each enrolling learner receives a personalized School Fees Assessment listing the exact tuition and charges; there is no public itemized table by grade or term.
Is there an application fee, and how is enrollment confirmed?
There is no separate application fee. Preschool to Grade 10 assessments are free, and enrollment is confirmed by paying a PHP 5,000 confirmation deposit for CDO (other branches may differ). The deposit serves as the reservation rather than a separate fee.
What scholarships are available and who qualifies?
Starland offers four scholarships: President's Scholarship, Starland Foundation Scholarship, Employee Privilege, and Athletic Merit Scholarship. The President's Scholarship is discretionary and open to incoming Grade 7 and Grade 11 public school graduates who show promise; other scholarships are available under different eligibility criteria.
What curriculum and language options does Starland use and offer?
Starland follows the Revised K-to-12 Curriculum with English as the primary instruction language. Nihongo and Spanish are offered as foreign languages, and supplementary subjects include Journalism, Speech, and Broadcasting.
How does Starland support students with diverse learning needs?
The school provides a Learning Support Program to cater to diverse learning needs. It emphasizes an inclusive environment, with small class sizes and licensed, highly-qualified teachers to support students.
Are there details on class sizes or academic outcomes like exam results?
Small class sizes are mentioned, but there are no published exam results or higher-education outcome data in the available information.
Are classrooms at Starland CDO air-conditioned and what teaching tools are used?
Yes, classrooms at Starland are fully air-conditioned. Teaching tools include an interactive manipulative board, and teachers are licensed and highly qualified to support learning.
Is there transport to the CDO campus, and how is the service arranged?
Yes, school service (bus/transport) is available for the CDO branch. The rate depends on distance and is assessed after an ocular visit; transport charges are billed separately to the family.
What facilities or resources are highlighted across Starland campuses, including CDO?
Starland emphasizes a K-12 program with English as the main medium and foreign language offerings; some campuses also include robotics and Singapore Math as part of the curriculum, reflecting a broad math and tech focus across campuses.
What extracurricular activities and clubs does Starland offer beyond academics?
Extracurricular activities include sports, musical plays, cultural events, and a variety of school clubs. The school also hosts extravagant events that showcase student talents in performance, culture, and the arts.
What leadership opportunities exist for Starland students?
The Student Learners' Council (SLC) provides leadership training and teamwork experience. Students can also participate in the school's six flagship programs and campus journalism activities to develop leadership and communication skills.
What is the Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) and what should families know about it?
SEP is a 5‑day Summer Enrichment Program offered at times for additional learning experiences; it costs PHP 3,500. Participation can affect early-withdrawal charges according to school policy.
How does Starland support English language learners and EAL needs?
English is the main medium of instruction, and EAL support is available as needed. Nihongo and Spanish are offered as additional languages to support multilingual development.
Are there any bilingual or immersion programs at Starland?
There is no information indicating a bilingual or immersion program; English remains the primary language of instruction with additional foreign languages available.
At what levels are Nihongo and Spanish offered, and are there language level offerings?
Nihongo and Spanish are offered as foreign languages, but the information does not specify which grade levels or language-proficiency levels are available.
What is the school uniform policy and does it differ by modality?
Uniforms are required for Face-to-Face and Blended modalities. For Online Distance Learning, students may wear a white polo/blouse or the Starland uniform (optional).
Is there boarding at Starland, or is it a day school?
Starland operates as a day school. Bus service is available at multiple branches, including CDO, but there is no boarding/dormitory program listed.
