List: Pasig City Public Schools

Pasig City is located about 12 kilometers east of Manila, positioned at the southern end of the Pasig River, according to Pasig city's official website. It shares borders with Quezon City and Marikina City to the north, Mandaluyong City to the west, Rizal Province to the east, and Makati City, Taguig City, and the municipality of Pateros to the south.

Its land area is around 3,432 hectares with 2 legislative districts and 30 barangays. There are 53 public schools for preschool, elementary, and secondary levels in Pasig. If you’re looking for one, we’ve rounded up a list for you!

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Pasig public schools

Ilugin Elementary School 
5346 San Sebastian, Pinagbuhatan Pasig
Contact information: ilugines.pasig@gmail.com

Liberato Damian Elementary School
Kapt. Ato, Sta. Cruz Pasig
Contact information: 136719@deped.gov.ph

Nagpayong Elementary School
(Ilugin Elementary School- Nagpayong Annex)
Molave, Nagpayong Pinagbuhatan Pasig

Palatiw Elementary School
M. H. Del Pilar, Palatiw Pasig
Contact information: 282557985

Pasig Elementary School
Caruncho Ave., San Nicolas Pasig

Pinagbuhatan Elementary School
M. H. Del Pilar, Pinagbuhatan Pasig
Contact information: 136723@deped.gov.ph

Sagad Elementary School
(Pasig Elementary School- Sagad Annex)
J. Feliciano, Sagad Pasig City

Bambang Elementary School
V. Pozon, Bambang Pasig City
Contact information: (02) 719 0502 | bambangespasig@gmail.com

Buting Elementary School
A. Santos, Buting Pasig City
Contact information: butingespasig2@gmail.com

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Dr. Sixto Antonio Elementary School
J. Ramon Jabson, Bambang Pasig
Contact information: drsixtoantonioelementaryschool@gmail.com

Kalawaan Elementary School
P. Visitacion, Kalawaan Pasig
Contact information: kalawaanes02@gmail.com

San Joaquin Elementary School
Lope K. Santos, San Joaquin Pasig
Contact information: 136728@deped.gov.ph

Bagong Ilog Elementary School
1 Velasquez, Bagong Ilog, Pasig
Contact information: bagongilogespasig@gmail.com

Francisco Legaspi Memorial School
F. Legaspi St, Pasig

Oranbo Elementary School
Oranbo Drive, Oranbo Pasig City
Contact information: 136731@deped.gov.ph

Pineda Elementary School
Banaag, Pineda, Pasig
Contact information: 136732@deped.gov.ph

Dela Paz Elementary School
Dreamhomes Subdivision, Dela Paz Pasig
Contact information: 02) 645 1365

Manggahan Elementary School
Cor. Capinpin & Gomez, Manggahan, Pasig
Contact information: manggahanelementaryschool09@gmail.com

Napico Elementary School
(Manggahan Elementary School- Napico Annex)
Peras, Napico, Manggahan, Pasig
Contact information: 36736@deped.gov.ph

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Rosario Elementary School
Dr. Sixto Ave., Rosario, Pasig
Contact information: rosarioespasig2009@gmail.com

San Lorenzo Ruiz Elementary School
Kapitagan, Manggahan
Contact information: sanlorenzoruizelempasig@gmail.com

Santolan Elementary School
Evangelista St, Santolan, Pasig City

Sto. Nino Elementary School
(Dela Paz Elementary School- Karangalan Annex)
Kalakasan cor. Kalusugan, Dela Paz Pasig
Contact information: stoninoespasig@gmail.com

Caniogan Elementary School
Kalinangan St, Caniogan, Candaba Pasig

De Castro Elementary School
Everlasting, De Castro Subd., Sta. Lucia Pasig

Maybunga Elementary School Annex
Pasig Bliss 3 West Bank, Floodway Maybunga Pasig City

Maybunga Elementary School
Dr. Sixto Antonio, Maybunga Pasig City
Contact information: 0928 355 9049

San Miguel Elementary School
M. Suarez Ave., San Miguel Pasig
Contact information: smespasig@gmail.com

Pasig in a nutshell

Pasig City has deep historical roots reaching back to the Spanish colonial era. Established in 1572 by Spanish conquistador Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, Pasig began as a modest agricultural and trading community along the Pasig River. It played a pivotal role in the Philippine Revolution, witnessing key battles in 1896 and 1898 that contributed significantly to the nation's eventual independence.

According to Pasig City library website,  various legendary tales and theories attempt to explain the origin of the name "Pasig." The most widely accepted theory, however, was proposed by Dr. Jose Villa Panganiban, a distinguished linguist and former director of the Institute of National Language. According to him, "Pasig" originates from an ancient Sanskrit term meaning "a river flowing from one body of water to another," aptly describing the Pasig River’s connection between Laguna de Bay and Manila Bay.

Pasig is among the oldest towns in the Philippines, established by the Augustinians in 1572. In June 1901, through Act No. 137 of the Philippine Commission, Pasig was incorporated into the newly formed Province of Rizal and served as its capital until 1975, when the Metro Manila Commission was established under Presidential Decree No. 824.

On July 26, 1994, Republic Act 7829 was passed by the Senate and House of Representatives, converting Pasig into a highly urbanized city. This act was signed into law by President Fidel V. Ramos on December 8, 1994, and officially approved by Pasig's residents through a plebiscite held on January 21, 1995.

Today, Pasig has transformed into a bustling, highly urbanized city, with landmarks such as Ortigas Center, a major business district in the Philippines. The city is also rich in cultural heritage, with sites like the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, which was founded in 1572, an icon not only of Christian faith but also of history and tradition. The church is one of the oldest structure in the city. It is also home to Pasig City Museum and vibrant celebrations like the annual Paskotitap festival, which reflects its lively, holiday spirit.  

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City governance

Pasig is also known for its esteemed mayor, Honorable Victor Ma. Regis N. Sotto, fondly called Mayor Vico by his fans and supporters.

According to WHO, "In 2023, the City of Pasig joined the Initiative under its mayor's leadership, quickly working to align the City Government Plan with constituents' health and well-being needs by strengthening participative decision-making. The mayor established a special Committee with representatives from various city sectors to manage the Initiative, foster intersectoral partnerships, address cross-cutting health issues, and coordinate with other city committees." 

Pasig is dedicated to sustainability, actively promoting eco-friendly practices through initiatives such as tree planting and waste reduction programs.

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