Learn about our history, our dedicated school heads, and the vibrant community of San Francisco.
Established on August 1, 1995, Tropical Village National High School is located at Tropical Village, Brgy. San Francisco, Gen. Trias City with its total land area of 4,921 sq meters.
TVNHS has nineteen distinct buildings, of which are occupied as classroom instructions and faculty for each department. Four of these are two-storey buildings while the other one is a three-storey building. Put together, there are a total of 25 classrooms in the school. There is also one dedicated Computer Laboratory, one Science Laboratory, a Food Laboratory, a Practice House, a library, one conference room, an SBM center, and a garden.
There are currently 66 teachers in the school serving more than 1000 learners. To accommodate this learner population, the school operates in two shifts. Each class has a population ranging from 40-45 students. The ancillary rooms like Food and Science Laboratories are well-maintained. The school canteen also provides nutritious meals and food to the students at reasonable prices during recess.
Despite unavoidable circumstances, learning is still fostered well within the school as the teachers are all highly qualified because 90% of the teachers are currently upgrading themselves through Post Graduate Education. Teachers integrate ICT since each classroom has a TV.
In the Cavite province’s General Trias city, there is a barrio named San Francisco. According to the 2020 Census, there are 83,629 people living there, accounting for 18.56% of General Trias’ whole population. Geographically located roughly at 14.3152 and 120.9156, it sits at an elevation of 89.3 meters (293.0 feet) above mean sea level.
Based on demographics, San Francisco had 74,280 households, or an average of 4.22 people per home according to the 2015 Census. The age group with the biggest population is 10 to 14 years old, with 7,940 people.