What strands and programs are available?
Students can choose Academic tracks from Preschool to Senior High School, and TVL options including ECCD NC III and English as a Second Language – Beginner Level.
DepEd · TESDA Certified
Our Programs
Academic excellence and TESDA-certified technical training — one institution, every kind of learner.
Academic TrackDepEd · ESC–PEACA Complete Learning Journey
From your child's first classroom to college-ready Senior High — every level builds on the last, guided by our Eclectic Outcome-Based Curriculum.
Early Childhood
Nursery 1 & 2 · Kindergarten
Preschool & Kindergarten
From Nursery through Kindergarten, our Eclectic Approach nurtures each child's Pre-Writing, Pre-Reading, Pre-Math, and early literacy skills — enriched with Science, Music, Arts, P.E., and monthly cultural presentations.
Pre-Writing & Pre-Reading
Pre-Math & Science
Music, Arts & P.E.
Cultural activities
DepEd Aligned
Grades 1–6
Grade School
The Eclectic Outcome-Based Curriculum builds each child's core literacy, numeracy, and values. ESC scholarship slots are available, and arts integration runs throughout every level.
Values formation
Arts & co-curricular
ESC scholarship slots
DepEd accredited
DepEd Aligned
Grades 7–10
Junior High School
An outcome-based approach maximizes academic potential while developing critical thinking, global citizenship, and leadership through cultural events and Scout integration.
Critical thinking
Global citizenship
Scout program
Cultural presentations
DepEd Aligned
Grades 11–12
Senior High School
DepEd-aligned strands prepare students for university and careers. Two offered strands — ABM and HUMSS — with industry immersion and a college-prep curriculum.
ABM Strand
HUMSS Strand
DepEd Aligned
Apply to Academic Track Preschool to Senior High — one application
Technical-Vocational TrackTESDA CertifiedIndustry-Ready Credentials
TESDA-certified programs that open doors to careers and entrepreneurship — taught by practitioners, backed by national accreditation.
FlagshipFlagship
298 Hours
ECCD NC III
TESDA Certified
ECCD NC III
Early Childhood Care & Development Services NC III
Three H Redwood is the first TESDA-accredited ECCD NC III training center in Region 7 — pioneering professional standards for early childhood care in Central Visayas. Graduates earn a nationally recognized credential that qualifies them to assess child development, manage ECCD centers, implement curriculum for children aged 0–4, and champion child protection standards. This program directly addresses the national push to professionalize Child Development Workers across the Philippines.
First in Region 7
Pioneer ECCD NC III center in Central Visayas
Child development assessment
Developmental tools for children aged 0–4
Curriculum implementation
Age-appropriate ECCD program delivery
Center operations
Enrollment, parent engagement & management
Child safety & protection
Standards-based child welfare protocols
ESL
120 Hours
English as a Second Language
TESDA
English as a Second Language
Beginner Level
A structured TESDA program for non-native English speakers. Covers foundational speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills for everyday and professional communication.
Speaking & listening
Oral communication focus
Reading & writing
Literacy foundations
Everyday communication
Practical language use
Professional communication
Workplace-ready English
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Program Fit and Academic FAQ
Is the school recognized by DepEd and TESDA?
Yes. Academic programs are aligned with DepEd standards, and TVL offerings include TESDA-certified training such as ECCD NC III.
How are students graded each school year?+
The school uses four grading periods. A passing grade is 75, and each quarter is computed independently.
What happens if a student struggles academically?+
A learner who does not meet standards may be placed on academic probation and may need remedial classes or tutorials.
Are students promoted yearly?+
Students who do not meet expectations in not more than two learning areas are required to complete summer remedial classes and pass failed subjects for promotion.
Based on the 2025 Student Handbook. Policies may change. Please confirm with the Registrar.