Reedley International School

Reedley International School is located in Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines. The campus address is J. Cruz Street, Barangay Ugong, Pasig City 1604. It sits in a mixed residential and commercial area in Pasig, with public transit options in the surrounding area including jeepneys and nearby rail access; several bus stops are within a short walk of the campus.

Kindergarten (Pre-K and Kinder); Lower School (Grades 1–3); Middle School (Grades 4–6); Junior High School (Grades 7–10); Senior High School (Grades 11–12).

Private, non-sectarian, co-educational international school.

Center for Individualized Academic Programs (CIAP) provides learning support for Lower School 1 to Middle School 6, with smaller class sizes and individualized learning plans, accommodations, and targeted instruction. ESL is available; there is a Late Students Program for after-school catch-up sessions. The school indicates it can support mild to moderate learning needs (Tier 1–Tier 2) and does not provide Tier 3-level interventions.

Philippines.

No religious affiliation; the school is non-sectarian.

The school uses a HyFlex learning model with on-campus and distance-learning options. Pre-K and Kindergarten commonly run two daily sessions from 8:30 to 11:30 and 1:00 to 4:00, with times for other grades varying by program.

A school bus service is available. Public transit access in the area includes jeepneys and nearby MRT/rail stations; transit apps show nearby stops and routes serving the campus (e.g., Rizal Medical Centre and Pasig Blvd areas). Families should coordinate with the school for specific bus routes and pick-up points.

Reedley International School uses an international curriculum that blends Singaporean standards for Mathematics and Science with American standards for Language Arts and Social Studies, while adhering to DepEd regulations. The school offers a two-year Kindergarten program, followed by Lower School (Grades 1–3), Middle School (Grades 4–6), Junior High (Grades 7–10), and Senior High School (Grades 11–12). In Senior High, students choose from four strands: ABM, HUMSS, GAS, and STEM, with Advanced Placement (AP) courses offered as an alternative to the IB program. The Center for Individualized Academic Programs (CIAP) provides learning support from Kindergarten through Middle School 6, and the Small Class Program (SCP) supports Junior High 7–10, alongside ESL for non-native speakers. Reedley emphasizes holistic development with Social-Emotional Learning based on CASEL, a Life Skills program, an Anti-Bullying program, and Life Coaching, framed by a Synergized Learning Approach that blends progressive and traditional elements. The school holds accreditations including WASC (2019–2025) and regular CIS membership with involvement in EARCOS.

Reedley International School integrates Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) as part of its Life Skills and Life Coaching framework, using the CASEL five competencies to support students' emotional and social development.

Reedley accepts mild to moderate learning needs (Tier 1–2), operates the Center for Individualized Academic Program (CIAP) for Lower School 1 to Middle School 6, and is not equipped to provide Tier 3 interventions or function as a dedicated SEN institution.

English is the language of instruction, and an English as a Second Language (ESL) program is available to support students who need language assistance.

Mental wellbeing is supported through SEL, Life Skills, and Life Coaching, with an anti-bullying policy and staff including teachers and counselors who provide guidance.

Reedley maintains a safeguarding commitment to protect children, including a downloadable Child Protection Handbook and safeguarding policies for staff.

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.

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.

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.