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American-curriculum international schools in Honduras typically deliver a US-style K - 12 programme that leads to an American high-school diploma and commonly offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses; several established institutions also run the International Baccalaureate (IB) and/or maintain the Honduran Bachillerato so students can meet national certification requirements. Instruction is frequently bilingual, with English used as the main medium for many subjects and Spanish taught to meet local curriculum and everyday needs. Annual tuition varies across cities and schools - many international and bilingual schools charge in the low-to-mid thousands of US dollars per year while long-established urban schools sit at the higher end of that range - so parents should check each school’s published fee schedule and any additional exam or registration costs. Most schools follow an August - May/June academic calendar and start admissions well before the new term; families relocating to Honduras should allow time for document submission, possible placement testing and any Honduran Ministry of Education formalities when planning a move.
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