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Colombia, Barranquilla
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Km 10 via Puerto Colombia, Atlántico. A cafetorium (cafeteria/auditorium) and new administrative offices were inaugurated in 2019. The Antonio Ruiz Angulo Coliseum was inaugurated in 2009. A library was opened in 2004. Expansion and remodeling of facilities occurred 2017–2022.
The Antonio Ruiz Angulo Coliseum is a sports facility on campus. After-school sports programs include volleyball, football, and basketball. There is a School of Volleyball. There is a School of Football. There is a School of Basketball.
A library was opened in 2004. The library supports student research and study. Information and communications technologies provide tools for knowledge foundations. The rural campus was constructed at Km 10 Puerto Colombia highway. In 2019, a cafetorium (cafeteria/auditorium) and new administrative offices were inaugurated.
After School Programs include Volleyball, Artistic Gymnastics, Football, Coding & Robotics, Basketball, Music, Taekwondo, Plastic Arts, and Dance. These programs complement the education by giving students opportunities to collaborate, communicate, be creative, and develop critical thinking. They also help students build meaningful relationships with peers. Extension Schools foster learning and ongoing improvement while strengthening student connections.
Altamira International School, located at Km 10 via Puerto Colombia highway, Atlántico, Colombia, offers an American Curriculum for Pre-Primary through Secondary. It is an international community with bilingual instruction in Spanish and English and an intercultural ethos that supports global perspectives. The curriculum complies with Colombian regulations and aligns with the U.S. Common Core, with French introduced in secondary. PRAE integrates Environmental Education with Problem-Based Learning to connect learning with real-world issues. The campus includes physics, robotics, and fabrication laboratories, a library opened in 2004, a cafetorium and new administrative offices in 2019, and the Antonio Ruiz Angulo Coliseum (2009). After-school programs feature volleyball, football, basketball, coding and robotics, music, and the arts. Clubs focus on Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, and Community and Service. AIS Life emphasizes well-being and leadership, and the House System fosters collaboration and school spirit. The school prepares students to be globally competitive leaders.
