Colombia, Medellin
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Colegio Montessori is a private, co-educational day school in Medellin, Colombia, founded in 1975 with over 48 years of educational experience. The school operates two campuses: one in Medellin and one in Oriente/Rionegro, Antioquia. Following the Montessori methodology, the school emphasizes education for life through experiential learning in prepared environments aligned with developmental stages. Students progress from Day Care through to High School (Bachillerato). The school offers Cambridge English qualifications and is accredited by NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges). Colegio Montessori is designated as a Montessori Reference School and holds ISO certification. Active social responsibility programs (PAIS) and environmental management initiatives are central to school life.
Calle 20 A S 20-55, Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia
Colegio Montessori has instruction in Spanish, English.
Colegio Montessori's Medellin campus is at Calle 20 A Sur
The school offers Day Care (Guarderia), Preschool (Preescolar), Elementary (Primaria), Middle (Secundaria), and High School (Bachillerato).
Colegio Montessori is a private, co-educational day school following the Montessori methodology. There are no boarding facilities.
A Learning Support Center (Centro de apoyo al aprendizaje) provides support for students with additional learning needs.
Colegio Montessori teaches Montessori, Cambridge IGCSE for students aged 1 to 18.
The school follows the Montessori methodology, emphasizing experiential learning in prepared environments aligned with each child's developmental stage. Cambridge English qualifications are offered, providing internationally recognized language credentials. The educational approach focuses on forming the whole person rather than just academic achievement.
The Montessori approach places strong emphasis on social and emotional development through prepared environments and experiential learning.
A Learning Support Center (Centro de apoyo al aprendizaje) provides support for students with additional learning needs. The school has an inclusive education policy.
1. Online admission portals are available for both the Medellin and Oriente campuses.
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4. Virtual 360-degree campus tours are available for families who cannot visit in person.