The quality of a school’s education can be measured by a simple, uncompromising standard: Can its graduates pass the entrance exams of the country’s most demanding schools? By that measure, Eastbridge stands with confidence.
Over the years, our graduates have qualified for admission to academically rigorous institutions such as Ateneo de Manila University, Philippine Science High School, Quezon City Science High School, Marikina Science High School, Makati Science High School, Miriam College, De La Salle University, University of Santo Tomas, Silliman University, and Claret School, among others. This list evolves—as good lists do—but one thing remains constant: the growing number of Eastbridge students who meet and surpass these standards.
For many years, and in the absence of a comparable high school within Montalban, Eastbridge parents have sought environments that would continue to stretch and sharpen their children academically. The schools listed here are widely regarded as “high-standard” institutions precisely because entry is not easily granted. Yet time and again, Eastbridge graduates have risen to the challenge—quietly, competently, convincingly—affirming the strength of the academic foundation they received.
We keep this record not as a trophy shelf, but as a testimony: parents proud of their children, students confident in their preparation, and a school grateful to play its part. Our hope is simple and enduring—that Eastbridge graduates will go on to become thoughtful, capable professionals in whatever field they choose, carrying both skill and character with them.
Of course, education is more than test scores and transcripts. Alongside strong academics, Eastbridge nurtures the whole child through Sports Clubs, Literary and Arts Clubs, and a robust, Bible-based values education—because excellence without character is an unfinished education.
We invite you to browse the list, perhaps smiling when you recognize a familiar name. Schools are arranged alphabetically for ease of reference. Please note that passing an entrance examination does not necessarily mean enrollment; many of our graduates qualify for—and thoughtfully choose among—multiple schools.
Strong roots. Open doors. Faithful futures.
Ateneo
- Deo Albert Serrano - 2021-2022
- Rigel Jan Almario - 2017-2018
- Joaquin Keisher Nepomuceno - 2017-2018
- Angelo Edward Quejada - 2017-2018
- Marcus Jet Esteban - 2016-2017
- Jansen Taroy - 2016-2017
- Samuel Andrei Miguel Carreon - 2016-2017
- Reynaldo Guieb III – 2013-2014
Claret School
- Hassette Rajan Louis Moreno - 2019-2020
- John Carlo Santino Araullo - 2019-2020
- Van Andrei Valla - 2019-2020
- Angelo Edward Quejada - 2017-2018
De La Salle
- Lance Dranreb Cruz – 2020-2021
- Angelo Edward Quejada – 2017-2018
Makati Science
- Airish Dane Nolasco - 2021-2022
- Charliz Brianne Villaver - 2015-2016
Marikina ScienceMrikina Science
- Precious Venice Sara – 2021-2022
- Girro Stephen Galla – 2020-2021
- Felix Andrei Loquis – 2020-2021
- Sabrina Faith Ballon – 2020-2021
- Kyla Mae Hernandez – 2020-2021
- Julian Edward Bool – 2020-2021
- Hannah Isabelle Lualhati – 2019-2020
- Kyra Alexia Arpon – 2018-2019
- Aaliyah Jace Padilla – 2018-2019
- Rigel Jan Almario – 2017-2018
- Joaquin Keisher Nepomuceno – 2017-2018
- Angelo Edward Quejada – 2017-2018
- Janelle Mari Vergara – 2017-2018
- Samuel Andrei Miguel Carreon – 2016-2017
- Janna Salie De Dios – 2016-2017
- Lana Margarita Odiaz – 2016-2017
- Seth Yadah Endab – 2015-2016
- Marco Andrei Serrano – 2015-2016
- Jane Hilary Tangog – 2015-2016
- Charliz Brianne Villaver – 2015-2016
- Xyril Manago – 2014-2015
- Richelle Janiene Baban – 2014-2015
- Albert Emerson Ballon – 2014-2015
- Jose Lorenzo Banaag – 2014-2015
- Frances Vien Bautista – 2014-2015
- Precious Dabac – 2014-2015
- Harvey Vince Garcia – 2014-2015
- Jendel Rose De Dios – 2013-2014
- Kimberly Nicole Gianan – 2013-2014
- Ski Moralejo- 2012-2013
Miriam College
- Riyanna Altaire Ababa – 2019-2020
- Sabrienne Ysabelle Foronda – 2019-2020
- Fatima Trish Orga – 2019-2020
- Ayanna Eliza Quejada – 2019-2020
- Ma. Patricia Taruc – 2019-2020
- Zhieryle Wincel So – 2019-2020
- Margarita Francine Abarquez – 2018-2019
- Melissa Juliana Carla Bautista – 2018-2019
- Angel Isabelle Valencia – 2018-2019
- Atasha Nikole Ababa – 2017-2018
- Ershei Fae Centeno – 2017-2018
- Arabella Beatrice Manuel – 2017-2018
- Carla Elise Orogo – 2017-2018
- Lei Ann Manaligod – 2017-2018
- Janelle Mari Vergara – 2017-2018
- Denisse Angela Ramos – 2017-2018
- Sofia Therese Magbanua – 2017-2018
- Janna Salie De Dios – 2016-2017
- Lana Margarita Odiaz – 2016-2017
- Syl Aldrynne Boongaling – 2013-2014
- Syl Arvynn Boongaling – 2013-2014
- Eula Maria Estrella – 2012-2013
- Marigloe Jacob – 2012-2013
Philippine Science
- France Jeremiah Ibe – 2021-2022
- Cedric James Sigua – 2021-2022
- Mariah Therese Reyes – 2020-2021
- Jayden Isaac Pondoc – 2019-2020
- Dane Ezekiel Hablo – 2018-2019
- Genesis Haylan Mendoza – 2017-2018
- Joaquin Keisher Nepomuceno – 2017-2018
- Reynaldo Guieb III – 2013-2014
Quezon City Science (Note: QSci has stopped accepting non-QC students beginning SY 2021-2022)
- Julian Edward Bool – 2020-2021
- Romer Angelo Gonzales – 2020-2021
- Musika Cruz – 2020-2021
- Joshua Kairus Foronda – 2019--2020
- Jayden Isaac Pondoc – 2019--2020
- Malaya Cruz – 2019--2020
- Hannah Isabelle Lualhati – 2019--2020
- Aaron Palencia – 2017-2018
- Carla Elise Orogo – 2017-2018
- Sofia Therese Magbanua – 2017-2018
Siliman University Siliman University
- Chaldea Kate Buloron - 2020-2021
St. Scholastica Marikina
- Mikaela Denise Marfil - 2016-2017
- Mariella Debulgado - 2016-2017
- Erleine Patrice Bolivar - 2013-2014
- Nikki Krystle Yacub - 2013-2014
UST
- Ma. Xyza Le Enario – 2020-2021
- Christopher Estrella – 2020-2021
- Riyanna Altaire Ababa – 2019-2020
- Ayanna Eliza Quejada – 2019-2020
- Atasha Nicole Ababa – 2017-2018
- Denisse Angela Ramos – 2017-2018
- Ershei Fae Centeno – 2017-2018
