★★★★★
Lots of bills, not too good for your children and have non stable teachers
Meighel Nicolle PadonGoogle Review
Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center
PrivateDepEd K-12
JHSSHS
★★★★★(4 reviews)
At a Glance
Tuition Range
Contact for pricing/ year
Curriculum
DepEd K-12
Scholarships
Not listed
Payment Options
Cash only / not listed
Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center Tuition Fee
Tuition fee details for Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center are being verified. Contact the school directly for current rates.
Tuition details not yet available. Contact the school directly for current rates.
Location
PPRJ+288, Taft St, Puerto Princesa City, 5300 Palawan, Philippines, Puerto Princesa, Palawan
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center a private or public school?
Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center is a private school located in Puerto Princesa, Palawan.
How much is the tuition fee at Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center?
Tuition fee details for Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center are not yet listed. We recommend contacting the school directly at (048) 433 6804 for current rates.
What grade levels does Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center offer?
Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center offers Junior High School and Senior High School.
Where is Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center located?
Immaculate Conception Parish Learning Center is located at PPRJ+288, Taft St, Puerto Princesa City, 5300 Palawan, Philippines, Puerto Princesa, Palawan.
Reviews (4)
★★★★★(4 reviews)★★★★★
Good for catholic learning
Oliver GeraldoGoogle Review
★★★★★
Clean and solem
Alex CalangiGoogle Review
★★★★★
We went there on my mom's birthday recently.. but I grew up with it. It was a reconstructed cathedral from the original one which was burned during the 2nd world-war. But it still stands to where it was originally built by the Spaniards, 10 days after they landed on the shore of Puerto Princesa which they gave this name on that day, March 4, 1872. The priest who celebrated the first mass on the site is the co-founder of the place and is now a saint, patron saint of cancer patients, St. Ezekiel Moreno.😁💯🏝
Oliver AlviorGoogle Review