Brief Profile of Iligan City

It become a chartered city on June 16, 1950 per RA 525, which included among its charter the creation of Iligan City as a separate School Division. It was in 1963 that the Municipal Board passed Resolution # 208 separating Iligan City Division from Lanao del Norte. It was however, only in September 1964 that the Division of Iligan City was finally installed with the then Iligan City District as its nucleus of learning institution in the locality.

From its modest birth, the Division of Iligan City has painstakingly grown to its present status of thirteen (13) elementary school districts with one (1) primary and eighty-one (81) elementary schools, thirty (30) public secondary schools including annexes and integrated schools. Private schools has fifty three (53) elementary and twenty eight secondary schools.

The past eleven (11) superintendents have rendered excellent performances to served Iligan City Division with overwhelming dedication and utmost commitment. Presently, at the helm, is an intelligent young and amiable but dynamic Schools Division Superintendent, Jonathan S. Dela Peña, CESO V along with the Asst. Schools Division Superintendent, Myra P. Mebato, CESO VI .

Known Waterfalls

Iligan City is proudly known as the “City of Majestic Waterfalls,” home to numerous breathtaking natural wonders. From the iconic Maria Cristina Falls to the serene beauty of Tinago, Mimbalot, and Dodiongan Falls, each waterfall offers a unique glimpse into the city’s rich natural heritage.

Maria Cristina Falls

Tinago Falls

Dodiongan Falls

Mimbalot Falls