info@dlszobel.edu.ph (+632) 8771-DLSZ

Grades 11 and 12 (Senior High School)

APPLICATION AND ENROLLMENT SCHEDULES FOR AY 2025-2026


Application period for GRADE 11 is from December 2, 2024 to April 30, 2025.

Application period may be extended or closed depending on the availability of slots.

Regular onsite enrollment in Vermosa Campus for incoming Senior High School will be on the following dates:

May 7 - Grade 12

May 8 - Grade 11

Classes for Grades 1 to 12 will start on June 25, 2025.

For inquiries on Application Requirements and Procedures, please feel free to get in touch with us:
- Telephone Numbers: (632) 8771-3579 local 712, 790, 792 for Alabang and local 584 for Vermosa
- Mobile Numbers: 0945-8345460 (Alabang Campus) and 0945-8345457 (Vermosa Campus)
- Email: admissions@dlszobel.edu.ph.

Discover DLSZ: An Open House Event

February 1, 2025 (Alabang Campus); Registration is closed.

  • 9:00 - 10:30 am - Pre-Kinder to Grade 6
  • 12:30 - 2:00 pm - Grade 7-10

February 8, 2025 (Vermosa Campus); Registration is closed.

  • 9:00 - 10:30 am - Pre-K to Grade 5
  • 12:30 - 2:00 pm - Grade 7-10
  • 3:00 - 4:30 pm - Grade 11

ADMISSIONS POLICY

The De La Salle Santiago Zobel School (DLSZ) is a Catholic school. Non-Catholics are admitted provided they participate in all religious activities that are required of the students. No exemption shall be granted by reason of membership in or affiliation with a different religion.

A student’s application will be given due course when the student-applicant meets all the academic requirements and has none of the disqualification prescribed by the School, the Department of Education 2010 Revised Manual of Regulations for Private Schools in Basic Education and the DLSZ Student Handbook as amended and such other rules promulgated by the School.

The school reserves the right at any time to refuse, to admit, or to re-admit students under certain conditions as enrolment in DLSZ is a privilege.

OFFERINGS

The De La Salle Santiago Zobel School Senior High School envisions its students to be committed to excellence in the service of others and to be ready for higher education, career and employment. The DLSZ SHS Curriculum is anchored on the Lasallian Guiding Principles for Educational Experiences, the 21st Century Learning Skills, the DepEd Senior High School competencies, and the College Readiness Standards (CRS).

For the Academic Year 2025-2026, three strands of the Academic Track and the Arts and Design Track are offered.

ACADEMIC TRACK

  1. Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) Strand – This strand prepares students who have an inclination for business, banking, accountancy, marketing, finance, and financial management. The set of subjects under this strand culminates with a business enterprise simulation project. 
  2. Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) Strand – For students whose interests include human individuals and societies, this strand offers subjects in Humanities (Philosophy, Arts, Literature, and Journalism), Social Sciences (Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, Economics, and Social Work), and Education. The students in this strand are required to make a creative portfolio and participate in a culminating activity showcasing their outputs.
  3. Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Strand – For future scientists, information and technology experts, engineers, mathematicians, health scientists, and agriculturists, this strand hones proficiency in the natural sciences, mathematics, and computer technology. The culmination of this strand is the writing of a scientific research (capstone project) and the presentation of such in a public forum.

ARTS AND DESIGN TRACK

A high level of artistic participation and performance is required of students in this strand.  Subjects in this strand target competencies related to literature, theater, dance, music, architecture, visual arts, painting, sculpture, TV, film, and multimedia arts.  This culminates with an exhibit for art production or a performing arts production.

QUALIFICATIONS

The applicant must have a general average of at least 85% with no grade lower than 80% in any subject and in conduct during any grading period.

Former students who completed at least one academic year in DLSZ, left without conditions and transferred to another school, but wish to continue their studies at DLSZ, are considered RETURNEES.  

  • Returnees who were enrolled in other schools for only one year are exempted from taking the admissions test.
  • Returnees who were enrolled in other schools for two years or more must undergo the usual procedure for application and are required to take the admissions test.

 

 

ADMISSIONS POLICY

The De La Salle Santiago Zobel School (DLSZ) is a Catholic school. Non-Catholics are admitted provided they participate in all religious activities that are required of the students. No exemption shall be granted by reason of membership in or affiliation with a different religion. 

A student’s application will be given due course when the student-applicant meets all the academic requirements and has none of the disqualification prescribed by the School, the Department of Education 2010 Revised Manual of Regulations for Private Schools in Basic Education and the DLSZ Student Handbook as amended and such other rules promulgated by the School.

The school reserves the right at any time to refuse, to admit, or to re-admit students under certain conditions as enrolment in DLSZ is a privilege.

OFFERINGS

The De La Salle Santiago Zobel School Senior High School envisions its students to be committed to excellence in the service of others and to be ready for higher education, career and employment. The DLSZ SHS Curriculum is anchored on the Lasallian Guiding Principles for Educational Experiences, the 21st Century Learning Skills, the DepEd Senior High School competencies, and the College Readiness Standards (CRS).

For the Academic Year 2025-2026, three strands of the Academic Track and the Arts and Design Track are offered.

ACADEMIC TRACK

  1. Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) Strand – This strand prepares students who have an inclination for business, banking, accountancy, marketing, finance, and financial management. The set of subjects under this strand culminates with a business enterprise simulation project. 
  2. Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) Strand – For students whose interests include human individuals and societies, this strand offers subjects in Humanities (Philosophy, Arts, Literature, and Journalism), Social Sciences (Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, Economics, and Social Work), and Education. The students in this strand are required to make a creative portfolio and participate in a culminating activity showcasing their outputs.
  3. Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Strand – For future scientists, information and technology experts, engineers, mathematicians, health scientists, and agriculturists, this strand hones proficiency in the natural sciences, mathematics, and computer technology. The culmination of this strand is the writing of a scientific research (capstone project) and the presentation of such in a public forum.

ARTS AND DESIGN TRACK

A high level of artistic participation and performance is required of students in this strand.  Subjects in this strand target competencies related to literature, theater, dance, music, architecture, visual arts, painting, sculpture, TV, film, and multimedia arts.  This culminates with an exhibit for art production or a performing arts production.

QUALIFICATIONS

The applicant must have a general average of at least 85% with no grade lower than 80% in any subject and in conduct during any grading period.

Former students who completed at least one academic year in DLSZ, left without conditions and transferred to another school, but wish to continue their studies at DLSZ, are considered RETURNEES.  

  • Returnees who were enrolled in other schools for only one year are exempted from taking the admissions test.
  • Returnees who were enrolled in other schools for two years or more must undergo the usual procedure for application and are required to take the admissions test.

 

 

APPLICATION AND ENROLLMENT SCHEDULES FOR AY 2025-2026


Application period for GRADE 11 is from December 2, 2024 to April 30, 2025.

Application period may be extended or closed depending on the availability of slots.

Regular onsite enrollment in Vermosa Campus for incoming Senior High School will be on the following dates:

May 7 - Grade 12

May 8 - Grade 11

Classes for Grades 1 to 12 will start on June 25, 2025.

For inquiries on Application Requirements and Procedures, please feel free to get in touch with us:
- Telephone Numbers: (632) 8771-3579 local 712, 790, 792 for Alabang and local 584 for Vermosa
- Mobile Numbers: 0945-8345460 (Alabang Campus) and 0945-8345457 (Vermosa Campus)
- Email: admissions@dlszobel.edu.ph.

Discover DLSZ: An Open House Event

February 1, 2025 (Alabang Campus); Registration is closed.

  • 9:00 - 10:30 am - Pre-Kinder to Grade 6
  • 12:30 - 2:00 pm - Grade 7-10

February 8, 2025 (Vermosa Campus); Registration is closed.

  • 9:00 - 10:30 am - Pre-K to Grade 5
  • 12:30 - 2:00 pm - Grade 7-10
  • 3:00 - 4:30 pm - Grade 11

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APPLICATION AND ENROLLMENT PROCEDURE

APPLICATION PHASE

Important: All application requirements are to be uploaded to the DLSZ Admissions Portal. All submitted documents (digital or physical) in compliance with the application requirements shall become the property of DLSZ and are NOT to be returned to the applicant.

Procedure

Requirements

  • Application Confirmation Slip*, Data Privacy Statement Consent Form*, Withdrawal Policy*
  • Waiver for Non-Catholics* (if applicable)
  • Declaration of Student’s Pre-existing Condition/s Prior to Admission*
  • Birth certificate
  • - For Filipinos: Original PSA Birth Certificate
  • - For Dual Filipino Citizens:
  • a) Original Copy of Birth Certificate AND
  • b) (1) Copy of the valid Philippine passport OR (2) Copy of Identification Certificate as Filipino/Certificate of Recognition as Filipino Citizen/ Naturalization Certificate as Filipino (Note: As a general rule, dual citizens are classified as Filipinos upon submission of any of the two proofs of Philippine citizenship stated above as mentioned in www.immigration.gov.ph.)
  • 2x2 ID photo (recent, close-up, with white background) for uploading in the portal only
  • Proof of Application and Testing Fee payment (Official Receipt or via DLSZ pay)
  • Report card for AY 2024-2025 (with grades for at least one quarter/term at the time of application) - front and back with name of student, grade level, school logo, LRN.
  • Report card for AY 2023-2024 (complete grades) - front and back with name of student, grade level, school logo, LRN.
  • Only for those coming from international schools and/or schools abroad - Course Description of all subjects taken of all levels attended may also be required from the applicant upon evaluation
  • Note: All requirements (except for the Recommendation Form) are to be uploaded by the applicant directly to the DLSZ Admissions Portal.
  • DLSZ Recommendation Form* accomplished by a teacher/counsellor (from AY 2024-2025) and sent directly via email to admissions@dlszobel.edu.ph. Only the Admissions Office personnel can mark the recommendation form as done/complete.

ADDITIONAL APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

  • Copy of Birth Certificate from the Office of the Civil Registry of the country of birth, translated into English, or Embassy Certification of birth details;
  • Copy of Valid Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR I-card) issued by the Bureau of Immigration (front and back)
  • Copy of Valid Passport (photo page)
  • Copy of Valid Passport (latest VISA page) and, if available, other valid Visa Identification document e.g. Special Investor’s Resident Visa (SIRV), Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV), PRA
  • Note:
  • - All international students admitted to DLSZ must have a valid visa or permit to study as mandated by the Philippine Immigration Law.
  • - Tourist Visa and Balikbayan Visa holders are required by the Bureau of Immigration (BI) to apply for a Special Study Permit (SSP). DLSZ will provide assistance in the processing of the SSP once the applicant is confirmed for enrollment. For questions/clarification, you may email internationalstudents@dlszobel.edu.ph.

PRE-ENROLLMENT PHASE

Important: This set of procedures is only applicable to applicants who passed the application and testing phase. All accepted applicants who are in the Philippines are highly encouraged to confirm and proceed with their enrollment ONSITE. New students who are abroad during the pre-enrollment and/or enrollment period will be allowed to make online payments of the Development Fee, tuition, and other fees. All submitted documents in compliance with the pre-enrollment requirements shall become the property of DLSZ and are NOT to be returned to the applicant. FAILURE TO CONFIRM ENROLLMENT WITHIN THE GIVEN TIME FRAME MAY FORFEIT THE APPLICANT’S ADMISSION TO DE LA SALLE ZOBEL SCHOOL.

Procedure

Requirements

ENROLLMENT PHASE

Important: All submitted documents in compliance with the enrollment requirements shall become the property of DLSZ and are NOT to be returned to the student.

Procedure

Requirements

  • The following physical enrollment requirements must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office in either Alabang or Vermosa Campus on or before August 31, 2025:
  • Original Copy of Birth Certificate issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority or its equivalent if the student is born abroad.
  • Original Final Report Card of the current level for AY 2024-2025 signed by the School Head/Registrar which indicates the level completed and the level the student is eligible for admission to.
  • For applicants coming from schools overseas: Original Copy of the Apostille / Authentication Certification and attachments
  • Transcript of Records - This will be sent directly by the previous school to DLSZ Registrar’s Office. If this will be submitted personally by the parents, it must be in a sealed envelope.
  • Alabang Campus: REGISTRAR’S OFFICE De La Salle Zobel School University Avenue, Ayala Alabang Village Muntinlupa City 1780 (Office number: 87713579 local 710 and 792)
  • Vermosa Campus: REGISTRAR’S OFFICE De La Salle Zobel School Pasong Buaya II Imus City, Cavite 4103 (Office number: 87713579 local 584)

Additional payment which may be required upon enrollment aside from the Tuition and Other Fees.

  1. Upon recommendation by the Admissions Board or the Filipino Subject Area Coordinator, a student may be required to attend a Special Filipino Class and will be charged the Special Filipino Fee.
  2. International students required by the Bureau of Immigration to apply for a Special Study Permit will be charged PHP 15,000.  Please refer to the Memo for International Students.

For inquiries on Application Requirements and Procedures,

  • Visit the Admissions Office at the following campuses:
    • Alabang Campus: Lower ground floor of the St. La Salle Building
    • Vermosa Campus: Second floor of the Admin-Annex Building 
  • Call the Admissions Office at any of the following phone numbers:
    • Telephone Numbers: (632) 8771-3579  local 712, 790, 792 for Alabang and local 584 for Vermosa 
    • Mobile Numbers: 0945-8345460 (Alabang Campus) and 0945-8345457 (Vermosa Campus)
  • Send the Admissions Office an email at admissions@dlszobel.edu.ph. 

 

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