Schools Division Office of Imus City

The promulgation of Republic Act 10161, converting the municipality of Imus into a component city, gave birth to the Schools Division Office of Imus City on January 12, 2013. The conception of the Division was made possible through the efforts of then Congressman of the 3rd District of Cavite, Hon. Ayong S. Maliksi; former City Mayor of Imus, Hon. Emmanuel L. Maliksi; former Regional Director of Region IV-A, Dr. Lorna D. Dino; and former Superintendent of the Province of Cavite, Dr. Yolanda V. Carpina.

Currently, 38 public schools comprise the division, including twenty-five (25) elementary schools, five (5) junior high schools, four (4) integrated schools, and four (4) senior high schools. All public schools have access to main public roads, water, and electricity.

On the other hand, there are one hundred ten (110) private schools with permits to operate in Imus City.
Of these, forty-six (46) are categorized as elementary (Kindergarten to Grade 6), two (2) as Junior High School, seven (7) as Senior High School, and fifty-five (55) as Integrated Schools.

In terms of program offerings, private schools provide a complete basic education curriculum covering Key Stages 1 to 4. Specifically, there are private schools that cater exclusively to Kindergarten (8), Junior High School (2), Senior High School (7), a combination of Kindergarten with Key Stage Levels 1 and 2 (37), a combination of Kindergarten and Key Stage Levels 1, 2, and 3 (26), a combination of Kindergarten and Key Stage Levels 1, 2, 3, and 4 (28), pure Junior High School (2), and stand-alone Senior High School (4).

In addition, the Alternative Learning System (ALS) has established 38 Community Learning Centers in Imus City serving 1,106 learners. Together, these educational institutions and centers address the learning needs of pupils and students across all 97 barangays of the city.

Based on records provided by the Human Resource Section as of December 2025, there are a total of two thousand eight hundred sixty-one (2,861) national Plantilla personnel serving public schools from elementary to senior high school. Specifically, 1,478 are assigned to the elementary level, 51 to integrated schools, 1,029 to junior high schools, 206 to senior high schools, and 6 to the Alternative Learning System (ALS). An additional 179 national Plantilla items and 34 locally funded non-teaching and related-teaching personnel support the Department’s various programs, projects, and activities.

Thirteen (13) years after its inception, the Schools Division Office of Imus City continues to embody its progressive tagline, “Imus City, Angat ka!” Under the leadership of OIC-Schools Division Superintendent Mr. Lito A. Palomar, the Division fosters a culture of transparent, ethical, participatory, and transformative governance. With 148 schools, 38 community centers, and 2,861 dedicated personnel, our data reflects a strong commitment to fulfilling our mandate.