Colombia, Cali
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Colegio Jefferson is a private, co-educational, trilingual day school in Cali, Colombia, offering education from early childhood through high school. The school provides a double qualification: an American High School diploma alongside the Colombian Bachillerato. Instruction is delivered in three languages: Spanish, English, and French. With approximately one teacher for every 10 students, the school maintains small class sizes. Jefferson is one of only 27 institutions in Colombia accredited by Cognia, and one of just two in Valle del Cauca. Students participate in Model UN, leadership programs, and a Complementary Activities Program (PAC). The school offers Cambridge English examinations and Alianza Francesa French certifications. Transportation and cafeteria services are available.
Carretera a Dapa Km 1, Yumbo, Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia
Jefferson School has typical class sizes of 10, instruction in Spanish, English, French.
Colegio Jefferson is located on the old road to Yumbo, Km 1 on the road to Dapa, on the outskirts of Cali in Valle del Cauca, Colombia. The multi-hectare campus is set in a rural area north of the city.
The school is organized into Jefferson Garden (early childhood), PrePrimary, Primary, Middle, Junior High, and Senior (High School) levels.
Colegio Jefferson is a private, co-educational, trilingual day school. There are no boarding facilities.
Student support services are available.
The school has an American affiliation through its American High School diploma program.
Transportation service is available for students.
Jefferson School teaches Bespoke Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
The school offers a dual qualification: the American High School diploma and the Colombian Bachillerato. Instruction is trilingual in Spanish, English, and French. Students prepare for Cambridge English examinations and Alianza Francesa French certifications. The teacher-to-student ratio is approximately 1:10.
The school maintains approximately 1 teacher per 10 students.
Professional studies counseling is provided to guide students through university applications and career planning.
Student support services are available for students with additional needs.
Student wellbeing programs are in place to support emotional and mental health.
1. The school has an open admissions process. Families can participate in "Cafe con Admisiones" (Coffee with Admissions) for informal meetings with the admissions team.
2. An early admission option is available for families who wish to secure places in advance.
3. A Jefferson Experiences program allows prospective families to visit the campus and experience school life. Contact the school at +57 (2) 602-6582700.