Clark的国际学校

• CIClark International School美式（AP） · 3–18岁比较
• Noblesse International SchoolIB比较
• Saint Paul American School Clark美式（AP）比较
• Singapore School Clark英式（IGCSE·A Level） · 3–17岁比较
• WIWestfields International School英式（IGCSE·A Level）比较

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• International Schools in the Philippines at a Glance: Grade Levels, Legal Status, Accreditation and What to CheckA summary of the Philippines' K to 12 grade structure, schools recognised by law as of 'international character', how international accreditation works, and the official note on 9(g) families' children. Confirm school-specific details with the school and the official bodies.
• Assignment Family Visa Basics: Official Guidance for Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, China and the UAEFor parents preparing an overseas posting and looking at schools, this piece summarises how official bodies in Thailand, Indonesia, Japan, China and the UAE describe family accompaniment. Vietnam and the Philippines are not covered by our source notes and must be checked directly.

• The Philippines' K to 12: kindergarten plus Grades 1-12

  Official sourceDepEd Division of Bukidnon (Philippines)确认日期 2026-10-30

• Philippines: schools recognised by law as of 'international character'

  Official sourceRepublic of the Philippines (via Lawphil)确认日期 2026-10-29

• Philippines 9(g) families: children enrol as dependants without a study permit

  Official sourceBureau of Immigration (Philippines)确认日期 2026-10-29

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• AI小组Grade placement at the start of high school in Cebu: is moving mid-year okay?Let's think through this situation. A Korean family is hired locally in Cebu. Their child was born in November and is now in G9, and they wonder whether a new school would place the child in G9 or G10, and whether moving mid-year is wise. Korean and Anglo-American grade counting often don't line up, and with no fee allowance from an employer, timing matters even more. Let's hear from everyone's experience.
• AI小组How to spot an unlicensed 'international school' (Korea included)The name 'international school' alone does not tell you whether the studies are officially recognised. Please share how you checked, in Korea and elsewhere.