Compare International Schools in Guatemala city, Guatemala

11 Calle 15-79, Zona 15, Vista Hermosa III, Guatemala City, Guatemala.

Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12. Lower School (Pre-K to Grade 5), Middle School (Grades 6-8), High School (Grades 9-12).

Private, co-educational, bilingual, bicultural (Guatemala-United States) day school.

24 nationalities represented across the student body. Bicultural Guatemala-United States orientation.

The Learning Lab provides skill-based reinforcement by qualified learning specialists for Pre-K through Grade 12 students requiring additional academic support.

United States and Guatemala. The school follows American educational practices and is accredited by NEASC.

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Monday through Thursday: 7:30 AM to 2:00 PM. Friday: 7:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Academic year runs from early August through late May.

Not available. Day school only.

Private institution with over 75 years of history. 5,400+ graduates spanning four generations of alumni.

American college-preparatory curriculum modeled after best US educational practices. The school offers 25+ Advanced Placement (AP) courses including the AP Capstone Diploma Program. Bilingual instruction balances English and Spanish: Pre-K to Grade 1 is 60% English/40% Spanish, Grades 2-5 is 70%/30%, and Middle/High School is 80%/20%.

90+ international educators, 75% of whom hold master's degrees or higher.

70% of graduating seniors attend college outside Guatemala. Over $3 million in scholarships awarded annually.

70% of seniors attend universities outside Guatemala. The AP program and college counseling support students in applying to universities in the US and worldwide.

AP Capstone Diploma Program for academically advanced students. 25+ AP courses available to students in Grades 9-12.

The Learning Lab provides skill-based reinforcement by qualified learning specialists for Pre-K through Grade 12 students.

Annual accident insurance (Q856) provides 24/7 coverage on and off campus for all students.

Rolling admissions with no fixed annual deadlines. Applications are reviewed upon receipt. A two-part process: the admissions committee reviews applications, then academic sections coordinate evaluations. Campus visits available. 2101.

Over $3 million awarded annually. The Young Scholars Academy program provides scholarships for high school students (Grades 9-12). Applications are announced each January via the website and social media.