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St. Paul American School - Clark

Philippines, Angeles

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees Fees not listed
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)
Bus Service No
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP)
Taught languages Mandarin, Spanish
Strengths STEM, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, High School
Introduction

St. Paul American School Clark is a K–12 institution located in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines, offering an American-style curriculum taught in English. The school follows U.S. standards through Cognia/AdvancED and the Middle States Association accreditation, with Minnesota standards used for mathematics. Students study with AP coursework across math, science, humanities, and English, and may pursue a Capstone through AP Research. A distinctive feature is a dual diploma and credit-exchange arrangement with the Second School Attached to Beijing Normal University, enabling international study opportunities. The campus operates dormitories for both boys and girls, supporting day and boarding students. The STEM Track provides advanced STEM coursework with a Research Capstone and electives such as Introduction to AI and Robotics, and students earn one credit per semester in STEM track courses. Language offerings include Chinese (HSK levels 3–6) and Spanish, complemented by ESL support. The school emphasizes intercultural understanding and global citizenship.

5GHG+6HW, Jose Abad Santos Ave, Clark Freeport, Angeles, Pampanga, Philippines

The Essentials

St. Paul American School - Clark has instruction in English.

Location
Clark Center, 4 Berthaphil III, Jose Abad Santos Avenue, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines. The campus is in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines.

Stages
Preschool & Pre-Kinder; K-5; Middle & High

Type
Co-educational with on-site dormitories for boys and girls

Additional learning support
Academic Help Center (tutoring and extra lessons); ESL

Country affiliation
United States (U.S.-based Cognia/AdvancED and Middle States Association accreditation)

Bus service
Shuttle bus provided for Summer Camp
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
The school provides dormitory housing with separate Boys Dormitory and Girls Dormitory facilities.

Uniform Requirement
Pre-K to 5 wear the school uniform daily, with options of a white shirt with a tie or a red polo; four “free days” per semester allow students to be excused from wearing a uniform, after which a parent must provide the correct uniform. Grades 6–12 wear a formal uniform on most days (khaki pants or skirt with a white shirt and tie; red polo on some days) and a PE uniform is required for physical activities; the dress code is enforced and non-uniform items are restricted.

Food Options
The school has a cafeteria with posted menus, including items such as Elementary Snack Menu and Cafeteria Menu posts for June 2026.

Governance and Ownership
Accredited by Cognia (AdvancED), the Middle States Association, and the Department of Education, Philippines.
Fees
*Application fees*
- The school does not publish a fixed application or assessment fee amount for new students. An invoice for required fees will be issued by the school finance office and sent to the parent/guardian after admission steps are completed.

*Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)*
- The school does not publish tuition amounts by year group or per term. Tuition charges are provided to families via the school finance invoice after acceptance; no public schedule of tuition rates is published.

*Billing schedule and payment terms*
- The school issues an invoice to the parent/guardian through the School Finance office; specific billing schedules (term dates, installment options, due dates, penalties) are not published. Parents receive an invoice that sets the payment amounts and deadline.

*Boarding / dormitory fees (if applicable)*
- The school operates a boys' and a girls' dormitory. Specific boarding or room-and-board fees, meal charges, or boarding contracts are not published; billing for dormitory services is handled through the school finance office and shown on the student invoice.

*Other costs and fees (uniforms, activities, materials)*
- Uniforms: the school publishes uniform item prices. Selected examples:.
- Boys formal white polo: PHP 750–900 depending on size.
- Girls formal blouse: PHP 750; girls skirt (in‑stock): PHP 780; customized/pre‑order skirt: $60.
- Neck tie (boys): $15; ribbon (girls): $15.
- Hoodie jacket: $37 (sizes listed).
- PE uniform: maroon polo and shorts — prices vary by size (examples listed in PHP; smaller sizes ~PHP 620–680, larger sizes up to ~PHP 850+).
- Extracurricular/activity fees and per-session charges: some activities have additional fees and/or materials costs.
- Piano lessons: PHP 750 per session for beginner/intermediate; PHP 1,000 per session for advanced.
- Other activities may require student-purchased materials (example: RC plane parts and controller must be purchased separately).
- Summer camp for certain newly enrolled students (ESL support) is provided at no charge (includes shuttle bus and lunch).

*Refund information*
- No general published tuition refund policy is available. For the Nacel Open Door Private School Program referenced in school documents, the program administration fee is explicitly stated as non-refundable. Any refunds or refund eligibility for tuition, boarding, or other school charges are determined and communicated by the school finance office on the invoice or contract.

*Fee payment options*
- Specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, checks) are not listed publicly. The school issues a formal invoice to parents that specifies the amounts due and the payment instructions to be followed.

Summary for parents (practical points)
- Expect an official invoice from the school finance office after your child completes the admissions steps; that invoice will state the tuition, any assessment or registration charges, boarding (if applicable), scheduled due dates, and acceptable payment methods.
- Budget for uniforms and optional activity fees: uniforms are sold at published prices (PHP and some small USD-priced items), and selected activities (for example piano) carry per-session fees.
Academics

St. Paul American School - Clark teaches American Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP).

Curriculum
The school uses an English-language standards-based curriculum for middle and high school. The English department emphasizes reading, writing, speaking, and analytical thinking, with a required Speech course. Math follows a traditional progression from Algebra I through Calculus, with Honors options. World language offerings include Chinese (HSK levels 3–6) and Spanish, with two language classes per day and a dual diploma/credit-exchange arrangement with the Second School Attached to Beijing Normal University. Advanced coursework is available through Advanced Placement courses across Math, Science, Humanities, and English, including AP Pre-Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Calculus, AP Computer Science A, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, AP Psychology, AP Modern World History, AP Language and Composition, and AP Research Capstone. The STEM Track provides specialized STEM coursework, including Geometry, Algebra II, AP Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, a Research Capstone, and related STEM electives such as Introduction to AI and Robotics; students earn 1 credit per semester in STEM track courses.

Gifted and Talented
Gifted and talented opportunities are supported through the STEM Track and AP coursework. The STEM Track includes advanced courses such as Geometry, Algebra II, AP Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and a Research Capstone, with related electives like Introduction to AI and Robotics; classes earn 1 credit per semester.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school promotes a positive school climate and a safe environment. It emphasizes personal and social responsibility, including trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship. The Codes of Conduct set expectations for student behavior and apply equitably to all. The disciplinary program provides early intervention and involves parents or guardians in addressing conduct. Student Services include a College Counselor and a Student Advisor who counsel students on non-academic issues, vocational and career planning.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school serves students with limited English proficiency and emphasizes mastery of English for success in postsecondary studies. The curriculum supports English language development as part of preparing students for college.

Mental Wellbeing
Student Services include a Student Advisor available to counsel students in non-academic issues, vocational and career planning. The college counseling program supports students through college preparation. The school aims to support student well-being within a safe and respectful environment.

Safeguarding
The school promotes a safe environment and a positive climate. The Student Code of Conduct outlines expectations and the disciplinary system uses graduated sanctions; the headmaster posts and enforces rules, and informs parents or guardians about serious behavior. Rules apply on school grounds, buses, and during school events, with administration and staff responsible for implementation.
Parent Experience

History
Saint Paul American School Clark sits in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines. It is part of the Nacel International School System, with graduation requirements designed to meet Minnesota accreditation standards. The mission is to prepare students for professional success in the global community, and the program emphasizes intercultural thinking, citizenship, and personal responsibility. The school offers a K–12 American-style curriculum with English-language arts standards drawn from the United States and Minnesota standards for mathematics.

Community
The Saint Paul community offers a broad after-school activities program, including Golf, Volleyball, Model UN, Academic Help Center, Student Council, Math Competition Club, ESL, Spanish, Music, Theater, and STEM offerings. A College Counselor guides students through college planning and admissions, with regular meetings and guidance activities described on the Counselor pages. Campus events such as graduations (secondary and elementary) and Open House are part of the school life.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
Clark Center IV, Berthaphil Clark Center, Jose Abad Santos Avenue, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines. The campus supports a range of student life programs and activities across academics, arts, and athletics. The location is in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga.

Extra Curricular Facilities
The school offers after-school activities including Golf, Volleyball, Model UN, Academic Help Center, Student Council, Math Competition Club, Violin/Piano Lessons, ESL, Basketball, Badminton, Soccer, Spanish, Music, Theater, STEM, Gymnastics, and Sports.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers a STEM Track as part of its academic program and provides curricula for K-5 and Middle & High School. Preschool and Pre-Kinder programs are available. Advanced Placement courses cover mathematics, science, humanities, and English, and include a Capstone option with AP Research Capstone, along with an Independent study in AP Microeconomics/Macroeconomics. College counseling is available to support college planning; the Academic Calendar guides scheduling.

Arts & Creative
Violin and Piano lessons are offered as part of the arts program. Theater and Music activities provide opportunities for performance and creativity. These after-school offerings complement other clubs and activities.

Cultural & Language
Spanish is offered as an after-school language program. ESL supports English language development through interactive lessons. Model UN provides experiences in diplomacy and international relations.

Social & Hobbies
Student Council is a student-led initiative for leadership development and school governance. Model UN offers diplomacy and international relations experiences. Math Competition Club provides problem-solving practice and contest preparation.

Leadership & Professional
Student Council is a student-led leadership development platform. Model UN provides experiences in diplomacy and international relations. A College Counselor supports college applications and planning. These programs help students develop leadership and professional skills.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
A broad range of sports and physical activities are offered, including golf, volleyball, basketball, badminton, soccer, and gymnastics. Music and theater provide creative outlets outside academics. Dormitory housing and a cafeteria support daily student life. These amenities and activities contribute to a balanced student life.
Languages

Language Provision
The school teaches in English for core subject areas. The English department offers courses across middle and high school that emphasize reading, writing, speaking, and analytical thinking. ESL is available to support English-language learners. A foreign language program includes Filipino-Spanish Language and Literature I (Grade 9); Spanish is offered through activities.
Reputation

Accreditations
Minnesota accreditation standards through the Nacel International School System; graduation requirements designed to meet Minnesota standards.
Admissions

Admissions
Step 1 - Requirements for Enrollment. Submit the Application Form. The Form is downloadable from the Admissions page. Provide the Report Card or Transcript from the previous school; foreign transcripts must be apostille-certified, and a Grade 7 transcript is required if finishing through Grade 12; include a copy of the PSA birth certificate or passport. Step 2 - Dormitory documents. Provide the Student Medical and Inoculation Form (signed by a physician). Guardianship Agreement is required for dormitory students. Step 3 - Interview with Principal. The Interview with the Principal is part of the process. The interview includes a Speaking and Listening Assessment, with questions answered in English, and reading aloud is assessed to gauge ESL needs. Step 4 - Invoice & Payment. An invoice is issued by the School Finance and sent to the parent(s). Payment arrangements are described in the invoice. This step completes the financial obligations before proceeding to the next steps. Step 5 - Uniform Fitting / PowerSchool ID and Saint Paul Email Registration. Uniform fitting is arranged. PowerSchool ID and Saint Paul email registration are issued for the student. Step 6 - Summer Camp. Summer Camp runs August 10-26. It provides ESL support for newly enrolled students after the interview with the Principal. Three ESL classes and three subject classes (Math, US History, Science) are offered free of charge, with shuttle and lunch included.
School Events
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