Happy Days School & Freedom High School

Honduras, San Pedro Sula

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Spanish

Fees Fees not listed

Ages Not listed

Opened 1982

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum IB (DP), Bespoke Curriculum

Taught languages English, Spanish

Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Lifestyle and Wellbeing, Social and Hobbies

Stages Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, High School

Introduction

Happy Days – Freedom Bilingual School and Institute is a private, non-governmental educational center in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The school offers a bilingual program in English and Spanish, with the IB Diploma Programme alongside a bespoke curriculum. Students learn in a safe, inclusive environment that supports holistic development and language mastery. The school is affiliated with NEASC, CIS, ABSH, and AASCA to uphold international standards. Its academic model emphasizes language fluency, critical thinking, and values-based leadership. Co-curriculars include Swimming, Music (Orchestra, Concert Band, Choir), and Soccer. The school also hosts a range of after-school clubs that develop creativity and teamwork. The motto, Where Every Student Is Important, reflects its commitment to individual potential and values. Located in a diverse community, it prepares students for further study, ethical leadership, and a global outlook. Facilities support modern classrooms, science labs, music spaces, and athletics fields for holistic growth across all ages.

www.happydaysfreedom.com

KM 2, Carretera al Zapotal, San Pedro Sula, Honduras 21101

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The Essentials

Location

KM 2 carretera al Zapotal, San Pedro Sula, Honduras 21101. The school is located on the Zapotal road corridor in San Pedro Sula.

Stages

Nursery; Prebasic Education; Basic Education; Secondary Education; Baccalaureate in Science and Humanities; International Baccalaureate in Science and Humanities

Type

Private bilingual school

Additional learning support

Academic Support Program (Orchid Blooms); Emotional support for the community through the Psychology Department; Mandatory reinforcement for students who need it

Country affiliation

Honduras

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Fees

Application / Admission Fees

- A non‑refundable admissions assessment payment of USD 25.00 is required prior to the admission tests (used to assess reading, English grammar and mathematics).

Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)

- The school does not publish per‑grade or per‑term tuition amounts in its publicly available admissions and policy documents for the 2026/27 academic year (or for 2025/26). The materials available describe the billing structure, discounts and ancillary charges but do not list numeric tuition fees by year group.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Regular tuition is billed on an installment system: 12 installments structured and collected over a 10‑month academic period (payments span September through June). Non‑proportional payment methods produce additional installments in December and May. Payments are to be made in the bank designated by the school.

- Payment deadlines: tuition payments must be made in advance and within the first three business days of each month (Saturdays are counted as a business day). Late payments incur a monthly surcharge (specified in policy as Lps. 100.00 per month).

- Currency and exchange: payments are accepted in Honduran Lempiras at the official selling exchange rate of the day; book replacement charges are stated to be billed in US dollars. Deposits must be made using the deposit slip provided by Administration and presented to register the student.

Discounts and payment options affecting the billed amount

- Advance payment discount: a 10% discount is granted when 10 installments are paid in advance.

- Two‑part payment discount: a 5% discount is applied when paying in two installments (September and January).

- Third‑child incentive: a 50% discount for the third child is documented for the period September 2025 through June 2026 in published materials; that promotion is listed with its effective dates.

Initial / registration fee and related conditions

- There is an initial registration (initial quota) required at enrollment; the initial fee includes accident medical insurance. The initial registration fee is not refundable once classes have started.

- If a student withdraws after enrollment, the family is contractually responsible for the remaining subsequent installments as described in the Educational Services Agreement.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not part of the school's program; the institution is described as a Nursery through Grade 11 day school and no boarding fees or residential services are indicated.

Other costs and recurring ancillary fees

- Textbooks: textbooks are the property of the school and are provided on loan; families are charged in US dollars for any books that are damaged or lost.

- Graduation and closing event fees: separate charges for 9th‑grade closing and 11th‑grade graduation expenses are collected on dates set by Administration.

- Uniforms: a uniform policy is enforced for different levels; specific uniform items and standards are described in the school handbook, and families are responsible for purchasing required uniform pieces (no uniform prices are published in the available materials).

- Miscellaneous: charges may apply for co‑curricular activities, library damages, replacement of damaged school furniture or assigned materials, clinical or laboratory fees, and any extra fees for participation in external events; these are billed as determined by Administration.

Refund and cancellation information

- The initial registration fee is non‑refundable after classes commence. If a student is withdrawn during the school year, the family remains liable for the remaining installments under the signed contract; any refunds or adjustments are governed by the Educational Services Agreement and Administration procedures.

Accepted payment methods and practical payment instructions

- Payments are made by deposit to the bank account designated by the school; parents must collect and use the deposit slip from Administration and present proof of deposit to complete registration. Payments are accepted in Lempiras at the official exchange rate of the day. The school operates a Parent Portal for family access to administrative and academic services.

Summary note on published numeric tuition figures

- Numeric tuition rates by grade and by term are not present in the school's publicly available admissions pages and policy documents for the 2026/27 academic year (available materials instead publish the billing structure, discounts, fees and payment rules listed above). For accurate per‑grade per‑term amounts, families should obtain the official fee schedule provided directly by the school at registration or Administration.

Academics

Curriculum

The school is a non-governmental educational center providing high-quality bilingual education in English and Spanish, focusing on holistic development in a safe, inclusive, and stimulating environment. The academic model promotes mastery of English and Spanish, development of academic competencies, and formation in values for life. The program supports each student in their learning journey.

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Admissions

Step 1: Age Requirements and Application. Meet age requirements and complete the digital first-time admission application. The school offers bilingual education with an English immersion program. This step starts the admissions journey for students from Pre-K through Tenth Grade. Step 2: Admission Process. Participate in the admission process (Pre-K through Tenth Grade). A $25.00 fee is required to assess the student's academic level through interviews and reading comprehension, English grammar, and math tests. No admission process is available for Eleventh Grade. Step 3: Required Official Documentation. Academic certification and copies of previous school years; Academic transcript (7th to 10th grade); International students must submit authenticated grades and equivalency documentation; Conduct certificate and financial solvency letter (PI); Two original birth certificates (apostilled if applicable); Copy of updated vaccination record (PI); Health card (PI); Audiometry and vision exams (PI and RI); Sputum test (Tuberculosis) — mandatory for Secondary School; National ID and Tax ID (RTN) of both parents (PI and RI); Four passport-size photos of the student and parents or legal guardian. Step 4: Digital Registration. Complete the digital registration form (PI and RI every 2 years). Step 5: Contracts and Acceptances. Sign the Educational Services Agreement (PI and RI); Sign the International Baccalaureate enrollment acceptance letter. Step 6: School Investment for the Academic Year. Since 1982, the school has not charged membership fees. Step 7: Incentives and Discounts. 50% OFF third child; 50% discount from September 2025 through June 2026; 10% OFF advance payment; 5% OFF two-part payment when paying September and January; 12 installments distributed over 10 months (September to June); Non-proportional payments may incur additional installments in December and May. The school offers bilingual education with an English immersion program to develop fluent communication skills and prepare students to be global citizens.

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FAQs

Where is Happy Days School & Freedom High School located, and what levels does it serve?

The school is located at KM 2 carretera al Zapotal, San Pedro Sula, Honduras 21101. It operates as a Nursery through Grade 11 day private bilingual school, offering education in English and Spanish. The program emphasizes holistic development and values-based learning.

What curriculum and language focus does the school offer?

Happy Days-Freedom provides high-quality bilingual education in English and Spanish. It aims for mastery of both languages, development of academic competencies, and formation in life-long values. The school is dually accredited by NEASC and CIS and participates in international school networks.

Is the school a boarding school?

No. Happy Days-Freedom is a day school, and boarding is not part of the program. The information provided describes on-campus learning from Nursery through Grade 11.

What is the admissions assessment fee, and what does it cover?

There is a non-refundable admissions assessment payment of USD 25.00 collected before admission tests. It covers assessments of reading, English grammar, and mathematics to determine the student's level.

How is tuition billed and what discounts are available?

Tuition is billed in 12 installments over a 10-month period (September to June), with potential extra installments in December and May for non-proportional payments. Available discounts include a 10% advance-payment discount, a 5% discount for paying in two installments (September and January), and a 50% third-child discount for September 2025 through June 2026.

What other costs should I expect, such as initial registration or textbooks?

An initial registration fee is required and is non-refundable once classes begin; it includes accident medical insurance. Textbooks are loaned to students, with charges in US dollars for any damaged or lost books. Families are also responsible for purchasing required uniform pieces, and other incidental fees may apply.

Are there any AP or advanced courses offered?

Yes, the school offers AP Calculus AB, AP Biology, and AP English Language and Composition. The upper-level program includes 12-14 courses per semester.

How do graduates fare in higher education?

In 2018, AP results showed 98% matriculated to 4- to 5-year colleges, with small percentages moving to 2-year colleges or other paths. The school has a history of strong college placements and competitive admissions.

What kinds of language and curriculum features define the academic program?

The program centers on bilingual education in English and Spanish, with emphasis on multilingualism and language arts. Spanish is a core subject, and English is reinforced through immersion and bilingual instruction. The curriculum supports international and intercultural learning.

What facilities and clubs exist for sports and music?

The school offers Swimming, Soccer, Chess, Basketball, Track, and Volleyball clubs. Music programs include Orchestra, Concert Band, Choir, and Guitar and piano classes, with after-class and Saturday rehearsals and performances at festivals.

What about dining and campus meals?

The campus has a School Cafeteria and a PTA Cafeteria. Specific meal options aren't listed, but on-site dining facilities are available.

How are textbooks managed?

Textbooks are provided on loan to students; families are charged in US dollars for any damaged or lost books. These charges are billed as part of the standard fees.

What after-school and enrichment options exist?

Beyond core academics, there are clubs such as Swimming, Soccer, Chess, Basketball, Track, and Volleyball, plus Quest (scientific research) and the Global Issues Network (GIN). Leadership is encouraged through service-learning and extracurricular activities.

How does the school support students' wellbeing and safeguarding?

The school operates a Child and Youth Protection Policy with age-appropriate lessons on personal safety, rights, and wellbeing. All staff receive annual safeguarding training, and there are designated safeguarding leads with clear reporting procedures aligned with international and Honduran law.

Is there language or academic support available for students?

Yes. The school provides an Academic Support Program called Orchid Blooms and offers mandatory reinforcement for students who need it. Spanish is a core subject, and multilingualism is a stated core value integrated into the curriculum.

What is the uniform policy like?

There is a uniform policy across levels, and families are responsible for purchasing required uniform pieces. Specific items and standards are described in the school handbook, but prices are not published publicly.

Is boarding offered, or is it strictly a day school?

Boarding is not offered; the institution is a Nursery through Grade 11 day school with no residential services indicated.

What accreditations does the school hold?

Happy Days-Freedom is dual-accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and the Council of International Schools (CIS). It is also a member of College Board, ABSH, AASCA, and the Tri-Association.

What awards or outcomes highlight the school's reputation?

The 2018 AP results showed strong college admissions outcomes, with 98% matriculating to four- or five-year colleges and several top college-placement distinctions noted.

What languages are taught, and is there an immersion program?

English and Spanish are taught, with a bilingual teaching approach and an English immersion program to develop fluent communication. Spanish is a core part of the curriculum.

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