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Colombia, Bogota
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English is the primary language of instruction. Spanish language and literature are taught in Spanish. The elementary program aims for reading and writing fluency in both English and Spanish by the end of elementary. Colombian graduation requirements are met for students in the Colombian diploma program, with SABER test preparation.
The ECA curriculum is taught primarily in English, while Spanish language and literature classes and some social studies classes are taught in Spanish. By the end of elementary, students are reading and writing fluently in both English and Spanish. The school is organized into Elementary (Pre-K to 4th), Middle School (5th to 8th), and High School (9th to 12th). All graduates receive both an American and a Colombian high school diploma.
El Camino Academy is an interdenominational Christian school in Bogotá offering an American-style Pre-K through 12 curriculum with AP options. The program uses a U.S.-based framework through high school, with an option to meet Colombian diploma requirements. Bible, physical education, and fine arts are integrated for all students. AP preparation is available based on student interest and staffing. Secondary class periods are 45 minutes; most core subjects meet five times weekly, while Bible, PE, and electives meet two to four times weekly. All graduates receive both American and a Colombian high school diploma. Founded in 1980 by North American missionaries, ECA has held ACSI accreditation since 1999. The 1.15-acre campus on Bogotá's northern edge houses a library with over 20,000 volumes (90% in English), a science lab, and dedicated art and music spaces. Extracurriculars include a broad sports program and En Sus Manos Music Academy, and a revived ECA Band.
