Name and Location of the Academy
- Officially named "The Philippine Constabulary Academy"
- Located at Camp Henry T. Allen, City of Baguio, Mountain Province
Governance and Administration
- Governed by a Superintendent who is subject to the supervision of the Chief of Constabulary
- Superintendent and staff assigned by the Chief of Constabulary
Composition of the Staff and Personnel
- Superintendent: Assistant Chief of Constabulary or officer of not lower than field rank
- Commandant of cadets: Instructor with rank not lower than Captain
- Adjutant: Rank not lower than First Lieutenant
- Supply and Finance Officer: Rank not lower than First Lieutenant
- Assistant to the Commandant: Rank not lower than First Lieutenant
- Medical Officer: Rank not lower than First Lieutenant
- Engineer Officer: Rank not lower than Second Lieutenant
- Additional instructors and enlisted men as necessary
- Officers at the Academy receive an additional 300 pesos per annum for services
Cadet Appointment and Qualifications
- Annual appointment of up to 25 cadets by competitive examination
- Candidates must be graduates of an accredited university, college, or equivalent high school
- Nomination quotas allocated among the Governor-General, Senate and House leadership, and members
- Chief of Constabulary may appoint additional candidates if quota is not met
- Enlisted Constabulary members qualifying for admission receive cadet pension and allowances but not enlisted pay
Academic Instruction and Military Training
- Curriculum extends over three years, with potential for curtailment as deemed necessary by the Chief of Constabulary
- Cadets may revert to the next class or be discharged for failure or misconduct
- Proficiency after two years may allow early graduation subject to vacancies
- Curriculum includes Military Science, Administrative and Staff Duties, Law, Medical Science, History and English, Languages, Mathematics, Swordsmanship, and Athletics
Faculty Composition
- Superintendent and heads of instructional departments constitute the Faculty
Graduation and Commissioning
- Completion of the three-year course results in graduation and commissioning as officers in the lowest rank of the Philippine Constabulary or other armed forces
- Appointment order based on final class standing
Cadet Residence and Allowances
- Cadets required to reside in Academy barracks for the three-year period
- Receive pension, transportation, clothing, and other allowances
- Up to 30 days vacation per calendar year authorized by Chief of Constabulary with pay and allowances
Equipment, Library, and Resources
- Arms, munitions, and equipment supplied by Chief of Constabulary
- Existing Constabulary Academy equipment transferred to the new Academy
- Library established for instructors and cadets with an annual appropriation of up to 400 pesos
Property and Fund Management
- Government property and funds accounted for through the Philippine Constabulary
Repeal and Effectivity
- Repeals all inconsistent Acts or parts of Acts
- This Act takes effect upon approval on December 8, 1928